The HSU Brand (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 6, Ed. 1, Tuesday, November 17, 1981 Page: 1 of 11
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Preregistration for Spring semester begins Nov. 30
By CHERYL ANTHONY
Arts Editor
Preregistration for the Spring
semester of 1982 will be Nov. 30
through Dec. 4 for currently en-
rolled students according to the
Hardln-Simmons University
bulletin.
The bulletin is available in the
Registrar's office and contains the
Spring class schedule and pro-
cedures for preregistration and
regular registration.
A Course Request Form must be
obtained In the Registrar's Office
and completed by students who
plan to prereglster along with the
signature of the student's advisor.
Intercollege students graduates
and postgraduates are not re-
quired to obtain the form.
Seniors may prereglster Nov. 30
beginning at 1:15 p.m. until 3 p.m.
The procedure is open to all other
students Nov. 30 from 3-4:30; Dec.
1-3 from 1:15-4:30 and Dec. 4 from
8:30-1 1;30 a.m. and 1:15-4:30 p.m.
The bulletin outlines six steps
for students to complete during
the preregistration procedure.
Undergraduates begin the pro-
cess at the Student Affairs office
on the second floor of Moody
Center to make housing ar-
rangements. All other stations also are on the
second floor continuing with
chapel enrollment at Station Two.
Class cards and packets may be
secured at Station Three. The ap-
proved Course Request Form is
THE HSIf BRAND
VOLUME 68
Seventy-Five Years of Journalistic Endeavor
ABILENE TEXAS NOVEMBER 17 1981 NUMBER SIX
Veterans Day Dr.
Fletcher ad-
dresses a crowd
gathered in the
university's court-
yard to dedicate a
tree as a living
memorial to
students who died
In wars. Fort Babe
Shaw and the
other surrounding
memorials were
1.XUA M 1"2inrf wHHHBBdaiHHHElHMaHfliB rededicated
mm v Revival begins this week
J I l L By JOHN CUMMINS
fS"ll Staff Writer
Pelow
Campus Revival
M Nov. 17-19
"That Fellow Jesus" is the theme of this
year's campus revival at Hardin-Simmons
University Nov. 17-19.
Charlie Baker noted Baptist minister and
college lecturer will serve as guest speaker
for the three-day program with singer Candy
Smith providing musical entertainment.
Chapel services will be held all three days at
9:30 a.m.
A faculty-staff luncheon afternoon cam-
pus visit and several personal conferences
will be held after Tuesday's chapel service.
"They will be on campus for an hour or two
each afternoon for conferences with any in-
terested students" said Palmer McCown
religious activities director.
See Candy P. 3
presented there.
Card checkers are at Station
Four to approve packets which
should contain the Registrar's
Card class cards for each course
and other cards such as those for
housing and chapel credit.
Station Five provides post office
box arrangements for residence
hall students.
Financial arrangements will be
made at Station Six.
Graduate and postgraduate
students should secure packets in
the Graduate Office Room 310 of
Sandefer Memorial and begin
preregistration procedures at Sta-
tion Three in Moody Center.
Also veterans must be recer-
tified in Moody Center Room 206 in
order to complete preregistration.
The registration process is to be
concluded Jan. 11 with financial
aid arrangements and the fee
assessment process. The bulletin
lists an alphabetically arranged
schedule of times for students to
complete registration in the Mabee
Complex.
APO wins Sing
With 'Oklahoma'
The men of Alpha Phi Omega
brought the musical "Oklahoma"
to Parents Weekend Nov. 6-7 to win
the Sweepstakes award in the All-
School Sing for the third time in
five years.
Among eight groups of com-
petitors division winners were the
open men's entry among the men's
groups for their Barber Shop
Quartet theme; Phi Phi Phi Social
Club in the women's division with
songs from "The Music Man" and
the open mixed entry in the mixed
division for "West Side Story."
Alpha Phi Omega won the Best
Choreography award and tied with
the open men's group for Best Set
Design. Also the Best Costumes
award went to Kappa Phi Omega
Christian Men's Social Club which
entered with the circus theme
"Barnum."
Other groups competing in the
21st annual All-School Sing were
Delta Social Club singing selec-
tions from "Mary Poppins" Tau
Alpha Phi Social Club with "Paint
Your Wagon" and the freshman
class with a tribute to Walt Disney.
Music fraternities Phi Mu Alpha
Sinfonia and Sigma Alpha lota
sponsor the Sing annually. The
Embellishments musical comedy
group provided entertainment be-
tween acts.
THE SING
ON STAGE
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The HSU Brand (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 6, Ed. 1, Tuesday, November 17, 1981, newspaper, November 17, 1981; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth98992/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hardin-Simmons University Library.