The War Whoop (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 1, Ed. 1, Saturday, September 16, 1961 Page: 4 of 4
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The War Whoop
Sept 16 1961
Alternates Take
Over Yell Spots
Robert Blown and Albcrtc
Ifrnrto hac been named
MiMurry checilcadcis rc-
j.aunt lnellUb'L". Eddie Tee-
ter and Jatk Smith
Brown and Furctlo wen
l.ostn .utirn.iUs last spring
i i ihuikadei trjouts Cheer-
li.uleis otlm than rem lie
ai.d Brown are Die Lundgrcn
Martha Hanson Joy Ponder
. nd Lany Don Moore head
ihoerlt.idet
Misses Lundgrcen and Ran-.--on
Robert Brown and Lany
M.n Robeit Blown and L.urv
Moore all attendid a thter-
hadcrs clinic August 20-25 on
the SMU campus In Dallas
During the four days of ln-
."truetlon and lompetition
McMurry's yell leaders won
three third places and one
Miond place
The leaders will wear ma-
joon and white striped sweat-
irs Olrls will weai whlti
plialed .splits and the boy
will wear white slacks Anoth-
(i swiater -will be seen foi
the fhst time at the Saturdav
Jootball name.
Cheerleader
Writes Open
Letter to Slimes
Dai Slimes
As your mad cheerleader
there are a few things that 1
would like to put befoic you
Fhst of all the most 1m
portant duty of sliming will
be helping with Homeromlng
It Is a time of the ycai whet
the whole school woiks anc
ou will be tailed upon to di
many things Be ready to dc
oui part Homecoming is a
iv enjoyable event and il
will be pet haiis one of oui
most pleasant memoiies oi
MiMunj
Slimes ou mav think tha
u aie the lowest things oi
i.uth but you will ue mi
people that will kup that In
dl.vn spiiit goln
Show tin '
lippeiil.issinen th.it you an
Koing to do i ei tiling bette
than It has even been done
btfote
We make no demands on
ou but n quests It will be
to jour advantage to be a
tood spoit I he opinions of
oui fillow studints should
be seilously luiisldcud A
tine tiadltion is tart led on
wlliinglv in the atmospheie
of liiidom b the Individual
who has deulopid a sinsc of
)ispuiLslbllit
One list woui heie re-
niiinbei the wi.uing of tlu
bllme Cap lulplng at Home
i omiiig attimptlng to fly a
Hag and to have a pltnli
lli.it s iiui nut as a Slime to
Kiep the MiMi.i.y Indian
Mliit alive and flouilshlng
Sliueiely
I any Don Mooie
College Degrees
And Promotions
FORBES ArB Kails (SAC
PS) -- Piomotions and tol
lege degrees st em to go hand
in-h.inu lor li Lii uiuee l.
euiei 01 u.e iuin uomo
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111. iimm u.. .....
111U UIIIVI-ISIIV ill mius.ia
where he earned n master of
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science decree In education
under "Operation Bootstrap " held Thursday night. Sept 7.
While there he learned of his The approximate 60 members
promotion from major to 'were given a welner roast at
lieutenant colonel which waslProf Bynum's rarm Friday
tKcctlve In August. . night.
College Adds
New Courses
Newly - organized courses
n Apeech mathematics busi-
less religion and physics
aromlse a vaiiety of empliasis
n the McMurry cuiilculum
his yiar
I Cf paiticular Intel est to
.pteih students Is the Inttr-
olleglatn roiensics Si miliar
' ipicch .HO which is to be
I aught by Glenn Uogcis a
new instructor Othn new
.petch tourses will add to the
Urtngth of the depaitment
Math 134 Introduction to
Modern Algebra taught bj
Miss Tate is planned for ad-
anced math students ThL
ourse bypasses Algebia III
iccclerating the math pro-
;rani Marketing 351 and Prin
ciples of Life Insurance 431
will add more advanced
tourses lo the business de
partment.
New courses in religion In-
clude Greek 311 Essentials ol
he Greek Language Dr John
-licks is instructor in this
oui se Foi senior students
Dr. Slaate will teach Philo-
ophy of Religion.
Di. Virgil Bottom will ln-
.truct a senior course Atomic
3hyslcs 443 as a comparatlve-
y new addition to the physics
lepartment
Evtnlng classes will be
aught In art Bible educa-
ion hlstury English mathe-
uatlcs physical education
i ml freshman orientation Mi
ipence will Instruct Hlstoij
144 Ameilcan Diplomacy on
Satuiday mornings
Totem Pix To Be
Taken This Week
Yearbook plctutcs will b(
nade Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday in the facultj
otinge of tlie Radford Bulld-
ng Rtnripnts u.prp iIvpii nn.
)olntments timing iegistia-
j ion and Totem to-editoi
lav Biookshiie and Mac
lamllton utge students to
oopeiaie u Keeping mc ap-
lolntments Students who did not rc-
ele an appointment are ask-
d to have their pittuic
nade whcnevei possible dui-
ng the tlnee-day peiiod
Pictures must be made tilli-
ng the allotted time If the
ue to be Included In tile '01-
62 Totim
The lo-cdltois advl.se the
;lrls not to wear sleeveles
liesses Bojs must weai toatt
mil ties
Jane Becks Iieimleigh
ophomoie Is business mana
;er of the annual Otlur stall
ippolntments will be an-
louiuid latin.
I llnnil S
For UPC Show
Puiislon matching and
twirling will be featured bj
he Mi Mm ty Indian Band1
Situidaj night at the h.Ut-
line peifoimanee of the Mi- ' the cafeteila -Supper began students dermis tills ti aln-
Muu - Howard IMyne foot- two childun at 0;30i foliOWig thc pop'Ing should enro I m SpeecH
"?.'"" .. . . ... . Mis Ison fonneily a Latliiranyi and the band began 350 mtcrcollcju a Foienslts
Offltirs of the band will be'lUi English teacher In West playing at 8 Seminal Those win deslie to
UllSeilted .1S Will be tlie dllllll .j AKllnnn tll.tll A nmclnrn llmma WOE mitlnlnnli. tlm niunn) ..l-n
imju 1. -" wi-muiuun. ; ami
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mnii.j u. nit uuuu ...11.-
ed Sept. 0 for rehearsals A
Iget-acqualnted party
W 11
Sl9?iv- ft u VHL y i iX $ Gr'r
STUDENT COUNCIL members met last
neck lo complete plans for campus gov-
ernment. Pictured left to right are Sara
Faculty Groivs$
Names Added
Sixteen new names have
been added to the list of Mc-
Murry's faculty Four persons
ire to fill newly-created po-
rtions and twelve others are
lamed as replacements
Beginning set vice in the
new capacities are Cleo W
Tartar head of the expanded i financial system for student motion plcturea" Davidson
Dycss Air Force Blanch; An- government. aid Fiist movie of the fall
iiew O Lcithe associate pio- The main goal or theme foi jterm ' Court Marl il of Blliy
cssoi of mathematics El- thc Student Association thlslMltchclli. ls sclvfllJPd t0 be
.. 'year will be to cieate an im-i ju
Aood B Trayloi direttoi )roved acadcmic atmosphere3"0"" Scptcmbsr .1
if testing and associate pio- on the campus Davidson tx- of special interest ls Dav-
essor of psychology; andiPlalncd that the group's ef- idson's vow to gjt organized
ernon G Spence assistant 01t last vear lo bcttei the 'student opinions concerning
Mofcssor of histo.y 'T.fro.luh & S !camPUi matter He 'aVl Ulls
siittessiui enougn to allow i ... . . .
Newest anivals on campus tne association to place em-"l bp lone fl0u tlme t0
ire Mis Rosemary Huckabce phasls elsewheie partlcu- "mc through nuostionnalics
English Judson Hardy math -
miatlcs Mis Henri Gay
ibom English; Doyle Rey -
. i.i. it tr
nolds athletics and Glenn H
ogeis speich
Other new faculty members
ntlude Clyde Jackson Eng-
.lsh Dr Norlam Hendeison
ololoy Buddy Fornes as
sistant football coach Rtv
Beit Afflctk dhectoi of Re
ligious activities Sid Simpson
Gold Star doimltory suptr-
vlsoi and giaduate student
Jimmy Baines speech Mrs
dna Hunt hostess of Piesi-I Davidson denied that theic
lint Hall. Marv Mumbersim lvvas.!iiieed fQL the proposed
isslstint libiailan and Miss raise of the one dollar activity
. f . fee d stussed last spilng
fewel Posej liostiss of Mai- w'c arc Just R0ng c
In doimltoiy
Mis Rosemaiy Hutkab.i.v I i c
onus to McMuny tiomlllUS OpOllSOl'
Mississippi State Unlveislty
English depaitment Her luis-
.-niwl Piliiti TTiulrnhnv K
.vith Haidln - bimmons uni-
" ..
Ha.dy is a formei mathe-
matlcs piofessor of Ranger
College In R.mgei Texas He
is man led to the former Bette
. . i.
.M-. 1D02 Unlvei -
BWd m Abilene Doyle
.KcynoliLs tomes from
s.in
Iiiu T.vi
.111.111 iiiiii.i 111 1111: icAita vi-
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ley- He ' 1marlcdnld th01
SCUUHU: lua tllie-c uiiuvnuii
nipn n..pr i.n hpon riP-
bate coach In Iowa State Unl- Jo Lackey of TIP social club McMurry exp3cj to par-
Verslty and McCook College In I was chairman of the event tlcipate in at lea.11; soven In-
Nebraska. He comes from theishe was assisted by Fred Wll-lter - collegiate sech. con-
Unlverslty of Denver. Hams 1HR club president. Xerences this year.
MeM Student President Outlines
Academic Goals New Projects
Student Association Presl- down the budget" he declar-
dent Rondel Davidson de- ed.
clared recently that the Stu- The student body president
dent Association would work
up a report on .student co-op'chanism of the tl m projector
bookstores this school v car as kill deflnitelv b nn.ilred nr
0le0of"SreXrttStl?r:l"Placed "This mus; be done
Isolation would set up a new
jlfirly on academic wotk
Following this theme the
iassoclation's pcunnneiit edir-
'catlonal committee will spon-
. nnrl .'
3Ui tllUCi U1IU (llUiUIIID MJ
be held outside of chapel
time Attendance at these
events will be entliely volun-
taiy Davidson .stated
"There ls a possibility that
this committee will sponsor
next spring either a model
United Nations meeting or a
students' conference on na-
tional affairs" Davidson said
RtiiHnnlQ fmm nrpn pnllpcnv
wlll be lnvltcd t0 attcm
whlchcvei event ls scheduled
. c I
f esieill OOClOl
odal fe of McMully was
j'wictviiiy on nit- i-i-ifuuu
oclal life of McMuny was
'the TIP-IHR a school paitj
rilciay nlBht
A Balhecuc suppei seived
by the cafeteria staff
'pieceded the party The sup -
pei and paity were held In
'uscd Students diesscd in
foimally but It was hoped
that all would make an effort
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Furnishing the music wasldidacy In Tau Kiypu. Alpha
western dance band the'
i-one oiur uniwrs 01 nuiiene.
Jo Edwards Lin Jones Ronde Davidson
Dr. Thompson Dclnuir I)a Larry Don
Moore and Ljlc Hamilton.
'also said that the .found me-
lr we aie t0 cortltuie to show
to be distributed in chapel
Mimbers of tie executive
committee of t ie student
council are DaucMoii Abilene
enioi; Delmai Day senior
vlte president froai Grand-
bury; Saia Jo Edwards sen-
ior secretaiy - trexsurei fiom
Clarksvllle; anc Liny Don
Mooie Junior luad cheei-
icadtr from Jaytau
McM to Compete
In Debate Again
The voice of MWurry Col-
lege will be hea-d this year
in the speech conferences of
the South and S-ultwest
A stion'; fore'sc progiam
offering intcn-.lve tralring in
debate aigume uaLon and
peisuatlon ex. ifyaiancous
speaking. 01.110-7 and
oiai
iiuerpitnaiiuii
planned for the
tnt..nii.nMnn im - rt .. .1
planned for the :oileSe.
i nirettm of th" lntei-col-
'legate fo.enslc p-i win
be Glenn H Roijcrs who
ifoimeily coached debate at
1 the University ot Denver and
ilowa State College
dole the class s'lould make
special
airanse ui'iits with
Mr Rogers Part'c uitinc stu-
. v...-. .w w....
national honorary loreiulcs
sutler.
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