The War Whoop (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 2, Ed. 1, Friday, September 12, 1986 Page: 5 of 8
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NEWS
Pg5
McMurry WAR WHOOP September 12 1986
Carleton-Willson
Leading cheers at this year's McMurry athletic events will be Nancy
Horwedel Shari Fedigo Elizabeth Beaver and DeOnn Deaton back row
left to right. Front row left to right are Catherine Lankford Lisa Ross and
Monica Hunsinger.
Cheerleaders Planning
Super Spirited Year
"Let Indian Spirit Move You" Is
the theme the 1986-87 checrlcad-
ers arc using to start the year with a
bang.
Before the year started the
cheerleaders began preparing for
the 86-87 season by attending the
UCA cheering camp at Southwest
Texas State University in San Mar-
cos. Along with' learning new yells
and ideas the cheerleaders spent
leisure hours tubing down the river
and socializing with other squads.
The McMurry squad attained
close friendships and squad unity
during their time together. The
girls hope this closeness will ena-
ble them to perform more profes-
sionally throughout the season.
The goals for this year's cheer-
leaders are many. One is to pro-
mote spirit from the crowd by new
audience participation cheers and
chants learned at camp. Another
goal is for a big success to be
achieved on the sale of T-shirts and
hats. The cheecrleaders also plan-
ned to host a chcerleadlng clinic
this fall. An additional competition
is planned for spring.
The 1986-87 cheerleaders arc:
Elizabeth Beaver a sophomore
ST.GEORGE'S UNIVERSITY
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from Holland; DeOnn Deaton a
senior from Winters; Nancy Hor-
wedel a junior from Abilene; Mon-
ica Hunsinger a sophomore from
Midland; Catherine Lankford a jun-
ior from Simon; Shari Pedlgo a jun-
ior from El Paso; and Lisa Ross the
spirit Indian a sophomore from
Abilene.
These girls arc planning a super
spirited year and would appreciate
your strong support during the
athletic seasons. To acquire a T-
shirt or hat from these girls just
contact one or buy one in the
cafeteria.
CLF
Continued From Pg. 1
dents go to different towns and
have a retreat for the high school
students in tliat area. George Rags-
dale and Jamie Miller head this ser-
vice for CLF.
College Worship Is held evey
Thursday at 9:30 a.m. In the Carl-
cton Chapel. Steve Davis Lucy Bar-
nett and Beth Klrkpatrick set up
the services.
(.KKNAOA WLST INDILS
Shore N.Y. 11706 Dopt. CZ
Continued From Pk. 1
and "So You're Looking for the Big
Answer."
A third-generation Methodist
minister Dr. Fcnn is welt qualified
to speak on the subjects he has
chosen. A native Oklahoman Dr.
Fcnn has held pastorates in several
Oklahoma churches as well as one
in New Mexico.
Since 1979 Dr. Fcnn has pas-
torcd the 4000 member McFarlln
Memorial UMC which is located
adjacent to the University of Okla-
homa. A large part of the church's
average weekly attendance of 1 000
is made up of college students.
Dr. Fcnn began his ministry as a
student appointee at Lone Grove
Okla. in 1961. He was ordained
that same year in the New Mexico
Conference.
A graduate of a Tulsa high school
Dr. Fcnn earned his bachelor's de-
gree at SMU and attended seminary
at Yale and Perkins. He did gradu-
ate work at the HlfF School of
Theology and earned his doctorate
at Oklahoma City University.
Active Invarious areas of church
work Dr. Fcnn has served as chair-
man of the District Council on
Ministries and the Conference Ad-
ministrative Council.
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For 6 MSG
Three students have petitioned
to run for MSG freshman president
and 10 have filed for the five Sena-
This year's Christian life Fellow-
ship organization wants toglve stu-
dents the chance to get together.
The organization meets the first
and third Tuesday of each month at
5:30 p.m.
Meeting places change accord-
ing to the various activities plan-
ned. Everyone is encouraged to
attend some of the activities.
CLF hopes to sponsor a Christian
rock concert as the major fund
raiser of the year
Come join the fun!
t FRFF PITCHER nf
With The Purchase of
firwir'-T'.acHnfT
GODFATHER'S PIZZA! VsF
MUST PRESENT COUPON
NOT GOOD WITH OTHER SPECIALS OR COUPONS.
$-09t44$0
He also served a publicity chair-
man for the $7 million Conference
Pension Crusade and was author of
the Conference Short-Term Study
Leave.
Dr.Fcnn previously was an ex-
change minister to Great Britain
and has been a delegate to General
and Jurisdictional Conferences.
Dr. Fcnn and his wife the former
Gloria Jean Salter arc the parents
of two children. Deborah Lynn
Fcnn is a 1986 graduate of the
Eistman School of Music In Ro-
chester N.Y.; Philip Dale Fcnn Is a
freshman at MIT in Cambridge
Mass.
The fall lectureship at McMurry
is named In honor of Dr. Aisle H.
Carlcton. Dr. Mavis Wlllson and
her husband the late Dr. J.M. Wil-
lson. This Is the 37th year for McMurry
to host the famous lectures which
were founded by the Drs. Wlllson
of Floydada.
Dr. Aisle H. Carlcton earned his
bachelor of arts degree from Mc-
Murry. He holds the bachelor of
divinity degree from SMU's School
of Theology and the doctor of div-
inity degree from McMurry Wes-
leyan University SMU and other
Offices
tor positions.
Elections for freshman officers
will be held Tuesday Sept. 16 fol-
lowing speeches from each of the
candidates.
Speeches will begin at 9:30 a.m.
in the Cooke classroom building
Room 103. Voting will begin at
10:15. Results will be posted at
approximately 7 p.m. Sept. 16.
Presidential candidates are Tom
Bradley Susan P. Johnson and Jeff
Matslcr
Candidates for the five Senators
positions arc Pam Bclcckl Brian
Heck Kelly Long Roger Marito
Lisa Nelson Linda Piel Samuel
Ramos Karen Rogers Lance Shuler
and Laura Wyatt
Petitions for full-time freshmen
opened Monday Sept. 1. Students
had a week to complete their peti-
tions and to turn them in to the
MSG office.
The new officers will have the
opportunity to Join one of a variety
of activities committees in MSG.
SOFT nRINKS
ANY Godfather t
cES3Tii'wra
institutions.
Dr. Carlcton was Bishop of the
Northwest Texas and New Mexico
Conferences fo the United Metho-
dist Church for the last 1 2 years of
his active ministry. He retired in
the summer of 1980 and was suc-
ceeded by Bishop Louis W. Scho-
wengcrdt. Dr. Carlcton was ordain-
ed in 1938 and his ministry also
included pastorates in Lubbock
Big Spring and Dallas as well as
superintendent of the Dallas Nor-
theast District.
Drs. J.M. and Mavis wlllson have
earned many honors in the United
Methodist Church. They were hon-
ored by the Freedoms Foundation
at Valley Forge and have been
acclaimed for their contributions
of time leadership and finances to
church-related and secular enter-
prises. Dr. J.M. Wlllson served as chair-
man of the McMurry College board
of trustees for 17 years. He also
served as trustee of SMU and Meth-
odist Hospital of Lubbock.
Dr Mavis Wlllson has served as a
trustee for Texas Wcslcyan Col-
lege and Lydia Patterson Institute.
Both she and her husband received
honorary doctorates from McMurry
MSG
Messenger
We the McMurry Student Gov
ernment would like to extend our
welcome to you the student body.
We hope you enjoyed your summer
and that your first few days at
McMurry this school year have
been pleasant.
This year one of our main goals
is to get the student body more
Involved and aware of our school
functions. One good way of doing
this would be to attend the MSG
meetings which convene in the
board room in Maedgen every
Monday at 5:30. During the issues
and concerns portion of the meet
ing students not directly Involved
in the student government may
voice their opinions.
In conclusion I would I'ke to
urge you to come by the student
government office. If you have any
questions suggestions or com
plaints we will be more than happy
to assist you.
Jesus Rodriquez
MSG Vlce-I'rcsidcnt
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