Yellow Jacket (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. XXXXIV, No. 7, Ed. 1, Tuesday, October 30, 1956 Page: 5 of 8
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TUESDAY OCTOBER 30 1956
THE YELLOW JACKET
PAGE FIVE
Miss Athelene Porter Thinks College i IRS Officer
Interviews
Aoci. Majors
Is Wonderful Siudenls Very Nice
By JUADEEN HARPER Miss Porter stated that the book-
One of the most important stre stays open from 7 a. m. un-
nlaces on the Howard Payne i tn 5 P m- on weekdays and from
campus is the bookstore. This is
7 until 12 noon on Saturdays. The
the place where most of the text ! bookstore remains closed all day
books among other things are
purchased. Miss Athelene Porter
runs that store.
Miss Porter was born in Bon-
ham Texas and graduated from
Bonham High School. She be-
longs to the First Baptist Church
in Brownwood. When asked what
Sunday.
When asked which book sold
the best this year Miss Porter
jovially remarked "I think it
would be the Frchman English
book.
Just in front of the bookstore
is the Jacket's Nest better known
By VALTON SUDDERTH
Twenty Chosen For Who's Who
(Continued From Page 3)
lion and general business and
minoring in physical education.
Jane Ellis is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Ellis of Im-
perial Texas. Her activities at
Mr. J. N. Inmon personnel of- HPC include being a cheerleader
ficer of the Internal Revenue for three years president of the
she thought of Howard Payne as the Student Center. This is
Miss Porter replied "I think the where the students gather be-
campus is simply beautiful and tween classes and at night watch
the students arc wonderful." Miss television listen to records or
Porter has been working at the.buy soft drinks
bookstore since September 1. The Jacket's Nest s open the
The bookstore is located in the J same time as the bookstore ex-
basement of Howard Payne Hall cept it is open on Monday and
just behind the Jacket's Nest. Tuesday nights.
INQUIRING INQUIRER
By GENE CONNER
In going about the campus I
asked various people if they read
the YELLOW JACKET and why
and what they find of interest in
it.
Here are some of the answers
I got:
Service interviewed the seniors
with Accounting majors October
19 1956.
He stated that the first session
of the new training program
started January 1 1956 and was
composed of forty-eight college
graduates from approximately
twenty-two colleges and univer-
sities in the Dallas region. These
graduates were appointed at
grade GS-5 with a starting salary
of $3670 per annum. These stu-
dents have now satisfactorily
completed the six months train-
ing course and have been pro-
moted to GS-7 with a salary of
$4525 per annum.
Mr. Inmon outlined the new
training program now being of-
dormitory council a member of
Alpha Chi football sweetheart
Homecoming Queen and a cam
pus beauty for two years. Jane's
major is physical education and
her minor is English.
Bill Farmer a native of Ken-
tucky is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Farmer of Cumberland
Kentucky. Bill has been a promi-
nent member of Life Service
Band and was a candidate for
Teachers and the Jacket-Co-ed's.
She has been a campus beauty
for two years and has been a
class officer of the sophomore
and junior classes. Her major
field is elementary education and
her minor is music.
Bill McClellan president of the
Howard Payne Student Body for
this year was president of the
junior class last year a member
of the student council a mem
ber of the cast of "Our Town"
a member of Circle K and a
member of Ministerial Alliance.
Bill's major is speech.
Joy McClellan has been very
active in Future Teachers was
secretary of the junior class was
sophomore class favorite and has
been a campus beauty. Majoring
Art Club Elects
Officers For Fall
The Art Club of Howard Payne
College met Wednesday October i
24 to elect officers for the fall
semester. They were elected as
follows:
President Marie Trostle; first
vice-president Benny Davis; sec-
ond vice-president Cecil Moore;
secy.-treas. Vivian Chandler; re-
porter Sue Armstrong.
The members also discussed
plans for the Homecoming Activi-
ties. It was decided not to enter
a float in the parade but to help
with the organization of the pa-
rade as a project.
Tuesday night October 30 the
club will meet to further discuss
plans and make work assign-
ments to the members. The club
urges any student who might be
interested in the club to attend
this meeting.
The club wishes to say that you
do not have to be an artist to
join the Art Club but just have
some interest in creative work.
The meeting will be completed
with a social and refreshments.
Bll Wicker "I read the Yel-
low Jacket because I worked on
a school paper last year."
Johnny Milnor "I read the
paper because it gives the de-
tails on campus news and events."
Myrna Jo Pud Light "I like
the gossip society and sports
sections."
Dorlores Webb "I think it's
educational and very essential
part of school."
Janice Colburn "Personalities
are what I enjoy reading."
student body president last jn elementary education she is
spring. His major is Bible and minoring in speech
minor is in history. I Randall Purvis is serving this
Harold (Cotton) Garms another year as Bi-Hi-U chairman for
co-captain of the Yellow Jacket the Baptist Student Union. He
football team has been an out- was music chairman of the BSU
standing athlete for Howard iast year. He has also served as
Payne for the past three years. ' vice-president of the sophomore
fered by the Internal Revenue Majoring in physical education ciasSi and js a letterman in bas-
Service. The applicant must Iirst and secondary education Garms
306 Center Ave.
BROWNWOOD TEXA3
Can You
Believe It?
By RONALD McKENZIE
A glaring sign in the Student
Center has read for several days
"No Water Served Until Further
Notice." Poor tired thirsty stu-
dents are wondering when they
will be "further notified."
Students are crying out for
water to cool their parched
tongues but to no avail. How
long can this tyranny go on? How
can Mr. G. sit in his office with
a pitcher of nice cool ice water
on his desk and yet neglect the
needs of those he is supposed to
serve? This is undemocratic un
fair and unconstitutional. "All
men are created equal" our great
documents boast; yet some drink
while others dare not ask for a
sip because they know what
would happen. The secret police
(the campus crew) would step in
and liquidate thc-re revolutionists.
Where freedom once reigned su-
preme terror now fills every
heart.
Students of Howard Payne we
must rise up and fight. These
methods in this order will
tried until one succeeds:
take a competitive examination
which is open continuously. Once
the applicant has been accepted
he will enter the training pro-
gram which starts between July
1 and July 15 1957. After com-
pletion of the training course his
duties will be in the field of au
diting tax returns field examina-
tion and investigation audits of
accounting books records of in-
dividuals partnerships corpora-
tions trusts and etc.
Positions will be available
throughout a five-state area:
Texas Louisiana Arkansas Ok-
lahoma and New Mexico.
Any senior Accounting major
may make application by send-
ing CSC Form 5001 ABC to the
Executive Secretary Board of
U.S. Civil Service Examiners In-
ternal Revenue Service 1114
Commerce Dallas Texas. Form to Alaska. He is majoring in his-
is minoring in history.
Paul Goodwin a music student
is a native of Hillsboro North
Carolina. He has been active in
all phases of the vocal depart-
ment. Paul's major is music and
his minor is music education.
Jerry Don Gregory is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gregory
of Comanche. Gregory has been
prominent in representing How-
ard Payne in boxing activities.
Last year he won the feather
weight crown (college division) in
the Golden Gloves Tournament
here in Brownwood.
Jerry Harris is the son of Mrs.
Vivian Harris of Gallup New
New Mexico. This year is serving
as president of the Baptist Stu-
dent Union. Just this past sum-
mer Jerry represented Howard
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5001 ABC may be obtained from
the Placement Official at Howard
Payne College.
(1) Ask kindly for a drink.
(2) Show your blanket tax and
explain that it cost you $12.50.
(3) We must now petition the
executive office.
(4) Sit down strikes will fol-
low. (5) If these don't succeed stu-
dents it means all out war.
As we fight we will remember
the words of Churchill "We shall
never surrender."
Yes we want water Mr. Gar-
vin and we will settle for a
fountain.
SHAW'S
Laundry and Dry Cleaning
508 N. Center Dial 2413
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tory and is minoring in English.
Don Ingle a cheerleader for
two years has been active in
campus affairs being president
of Alpha Chi president of Life
Service Band Mr. Friendly of up-
perclassmen a member of the
Student Council and a member
of the BSU executive council
council. His majors are history
and English and his minor is
Bible.
Mary Neal Grimland also a
cheerleader for two years is a '
member of Alpha Chi Future '
ketball. Music is his major while
education is his minor.
Rosemary Purvis' activities at
HP include being Miss Friendli-
ness of upperclassmen campus
beauty secretary of the senior
class a member of the Junior
Varsity Show a member of the
BSU council a member of the
Jacket Co-Eds a member of
F.T.A. and a member of the A
Cappella and Rosepetals Choirs.
She is majoring in elementary
education and is minoring in
music.
Joe Trawick assistant director
for the Yellow Jacket band has
participated actively in the
orchestra and stage band. He is
vice president of the orchestra
this year and was an officer last
year in the band. His major is
trumpet and his minors are voice
and piano.
Bill Waldrop has been in cam-
pus activities serving as vice-
president of the Student Council
this year president of Circle K
and was a member of the Yellow
Jacket band. While majoring in
speech his minor is Bible.
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Yellow Jacket (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. XXXXIV, No. 7, Ed. 1, Tuesday, October 30, 1956, newspaper, October 30, 1956; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth102658/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Howard Payne University Library.