The Howard Payne University Yellow Jacket (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 25, Ed. 1, Friday, April 25, 1975 Page: 2 of 4
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Oregon senator
calls for rebirth
Sen. Mark Hatfield of Oregon
called for a spiritual rebirth in
America in order for the
country's people to cope with
vital social issues which con-
front the nation today.
He spoke to the Howard
Payne University student body
ai an assembly Wednesday
"I believe the biggest
problem we face today is the
question of the exercising and
centralization of power and how
we deal with it" Sen. Hatfield
said.
The reason we have this
problem and others Sen.
Hatfield said is because the
U.S. has not caught the vision of
a spiritual rebirth.
"We need to catch the vision
of stewardship in dealing with
social issues today" the
senator said.
Hatfield went on to say U.S.
politics shouldn't be divorced
from spirituality as they are
applied to issues confronting the
American people.
"I have great confidence in
the U.S. political system but I
often grow frustrated" he said.
"I believe the ultimate solution
to our problems will never be
found in our political in-
stitutions" but rather in our
hearts and minds and through
this spiritual rebirth."
The senator talked of the
separation of church and state
explaining most Americans
haven't learned to "put their
political life in one corner and
their religious life in another."
"The result is that in politics
too many times our biggest .
concern is whether the end
justifies the means and whether
you get caught rather than
basing your decisions on
spirituality" he said.
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Elections today
for yell leaders
Cheerleader and stinger
elections will be held today with
voting to get underway after
Chapel from 2 to 5 p.m.
at the regular polling
places located in Sid Richard-
son Hall Veda Hodge Hall and
the SA Offices.
Carl Douglass temporary
elections chairman said this
morning voting time will be
available for those who wish to
vote but will not be on campus
during the afternoon.
Three men and three women
plus one stinger (male or
female) will be selected for next
year's squad said Douglas.
Results of the selections will
be announced next week in the
Yellow Jacket.
Froshmon collod
to special moot
A special meeting of the
freshman class has been an-
nounced by Mike Newman
president to settle a dispute
stemming out of the class
elections which were held on
April 7.
The vice presidential results
were held invalid at a meeting
of the Supreme Court last
Thursday. Reason for in-
validation of the class office
race was due to invalid ab-
sentee votes.
Supporters of Bob Gooding
losing candidate received a
favorable vote when the
Supreme Court ruled that the
vice presidential race was in-
valid due to the absentee votes.
The Supreme Court however
did not order another election as
in the SA case which had been
brought before it the previous
week.
The Court left it up to either
candidate to protest and ask for
another election.
Bill Callahan who had been
declared winner requested
another election and the request
was granted by Newman.
Freshman will vote again for
vice president with Gooding and
Callahan appearing on the
ballot.
HPU workshops
to offer opora
Howard Payne's workshops
in musical theatre will present
the Gian-Carlo Menotti opera
"Help Help the Globolinks" this
Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m.
in Miins Auditorium.
Directed by Dr. Mozelle
Sherman the humorous story of
an invasion from Mars will
feature a cast of 100 Brownwood
and Howard Payne students.
The vocalists who are double
cast for each of the main roles
will be accompanied by an
orchestra directed by Dr.
George Baker music depart-
ment head.
Tickets may be purchased
from any participant or at the
door for $1.50 for adults and $1
for students.
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Voter card
to stay
The Student Senate made
provisions to secure and
distribute voter registration
cards next year to members of
the Student Association at last
Tuesday night's meeting.
The voter registration card
was a major item of business on
the agenda with Vice President
Louis Starzel presiding in the
absence of SA President Larry
Sparks.
The Senate appointed a
standing committee to be
chaired next year by Danette
Daniel which will distribute the
cards necessary to vote in all
elections.
The Senate decided to delay
payment of office bills until next
Tuesday in order to give the
treasurer time to present an
itemized account of those bills.
The Senate also decided to
give the revised Constitution a
final run through at next
Tuesday's meeting and then'
send it to the student body on
May 9 for ratification.
Senators agreed to extend the
voting time for yesterday's SA
runoff election by half an hour
to allow more students to vote.
Carl Douglass was given
permission to open the polls
from 10:30 until 11 a.m. The
polls will then reopen at 2 and
remain available to voters until
5 p.m.
In other business the Senate
agreed to make a last minute
change in the revised Con-
stitution. Dean E. B. Myre one
of the sponsors of the Student
Government requested that his
assistant Mrs. Cheryl Reese
be allowed to act as sponsor in
his absence.
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VERY INTERESTING Jimmy Benton portrays the science
professor in the upcoming production of "Help Help the
Globolinks" to be staged in Mims Auditorium April 25 and 88 at
8 p.m. Nita Brown one of 100 Howard Payne and Brownwood
area students who will participate in the unusual story of an
invasion from Mars finds the professors attitude toward music
hard to believe.
Circle K presents
new sweetheart
Cherie Walters was chosen
the new Circle K sweetheart
Saturday April 19 at the
organization's annual Spring
Banquet and induction of new
members.
Miss Walters a junior from
Combs Texas replaces Jaye
Lyn DeVore last year's
sweetheart.
The banquet was held on the
terrace of the Driftwood
Restaurant overlooking Lake
Coleman.
Mayor Stimples of Coleman
served as guest speaker. Out-
going president Roger Roecker
presided over the banquet and
out-going vice-president and
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pledge master Joe Bullock
presented the new members.
Members of the fraternity
and their dates met at the
Coliseum and proceeded by car
caravan to the restaurant.
New members include Mike
Chaddock Terry Clodfelter
Bruce Perkins Raymond Root
and William Westbrook.
Next year's officers include
President Kerye Ashmore Vice
President Bobby Smith
Secretary Charles Ries
Treasurer Gil Peck and
Chaplain Paul Sullivan.
Mr. Frank Brister and Dr.
Ray Bennet are sponsors of the
fraternity.
Paul Reveres
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