The Yellow Jacket (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 78, No. 22, Ed. 1, Friday, April 26, 1991 Page: 1 of 8
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Apathy Discussed
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Baseball on to Playoffs!
Triathlete Murray Wins
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The Yellow Jacket
Volume 78 Issue 22
April 26 1991
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HPU's Jubilation Brass
Presents Year's End
Concert for School
The Howard Payne University
concert band will perform its final
concert of the year Tuesday April 30 at
7:30 p.m. in Minis Auditorium.
Marches and selections of
contemporary band literature will be
performed during the first part of the
concert. This section will be conducted
by members of the university band.
The second part of the concert will
feature selections from the tour band's
Christian music tour. Doyle Combs
band director will conduct and Dr. Allen
Reed will accompany the band on the
organ.
This final band concert is open to the
public for no admission fee.
Baergen Places Third in TIPA Competition
Facing competition from some of
the lop universities in the state Howard
Payne's Jeff Baergen finished third in
radio announcing during the annual
Texas Intercollegiate Press Association
(TIPA) Convention held recently in Fort
Worth.
"The caliber of the competition was
unbelievable" Baergen said. "There was
a woman from Baylor who was working
on her master's degree a man who had
been in radio for about 15 years and a
man who was a professional television
announcer.
"It was good to be able to go
compete and see the type of competition
HPU Drama Produces Plays
By Rockford E. Hart
The Howard Payne department of
theatre will be presenting two
student-directed one act plays this
semester on Friday May 3rd and
Saturday May 4th. The plays will be
entirely directed managed and
performed by students.
The first of the two plays The
Subject Was Roses by Frank Guillory
will be directed by Susann Gallemore
and will include Jim Jacobs Tani
Martin James Hall and Zee Ann Smith
as stage manager. Roses is a dramatic
play about relationships within the
family.
The second of the two plays will be
directed by Robert King and is entitled
The Actor's Nightmare by Christopher
Durang. Actors will include Cody
Woodfin Jeannette Altus Shane Ewen
Lesley Toops Kim Nichols Robert
Milson and Michael Ganus. Bob White
will be stage manager.
The drama department is looking
forward to seeing you there. Admission
is free for HPU students and only a
dollar for anyone else. So make plans
to attend and enjoy the shows!
I will face in the job market after I
graduate."
Baergen was one of three Yellow
Jacket staff members who attended the
TIPA Convention. Others were
co-editor Bill Carruthers and cartoonist
and reporter Rocky Hart. Robert Lyster
Yellow Jacket adviser served as sponsor
of the group.
Baergen competed in radio
announcing television announcing and
feature writing. Carruthers entered the
editorial writing and sports writing
events; and Hart competed in the
editorial cartoon category.
Carruthers felt the opportunity to
meet with other editors from across the
state was especially helpful. "We got to
learn what other papers arc doing and the
size of staffs they have to work with"
he said. "I was extremely encouraged to
see that the Yellow Jacket was very
competitive among papers of
considerably larger schools.
"Also I felt one of the highlighting
events for me was the opportunity to
meet with newspaper professionals and
make some contacts which may be
beneficial after I graduate."
One thing which somewhat
surprised Carruthers was the liberal bent
of so many newspaper professionals. "I
could not believe some of those
people" he said. "I do not believe I
could work for somebody as liberal as
one managing editor I met." This editor
walked out in the middle of a question
and answer session with three Naval
officers who helped coordinate media
coverage of Operation Desert Storm.
As she left she expressed her anger
because the Navy officers were able to
effectively answer the accusations of
unreasonable censorship which has been
a complaint by some members of the
news media.
Carruthers was told this is the
reason conservatives are needed in the
news industry. Then readers listeners
and viewers could receive a balance
between the liberal and conservative
points of view.
Hart said he enjoyed competing; and
both he and Carruthers indicated they
will be looking forward to next year's
competition.
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The Yellow Jacket (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 78, No. 22, Ed. 1, Friday, April 26, 1991, newspaper, April 26, 1991; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth103248/m1/1/?q=music: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Howard Payne University Library.