The War Whoop (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 5, Ed. 1, Thursday, October 8, 1964 Page: 3 of 4
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Thursday October 8 1964
WAR WHOOP
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STEPPING OUT IN FRONT of lho McMurry Band aro this year's MaideneMes. They are (standing
left to right) Joreita Hall Karen Lcnamon Gcna Cox Linda Whition. In front arc Lynda Clack
Jane Daughcrty and Penney Shipman.
Featured Twlrler
JOHNNY BROCK
Indians Patronize Your
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Lead McM Indian Band
"One little two little three
little Indians four little five
little six little Indians seven lit-
tle eight little nine little
Indians . . ."
Leading the McMurry band
this year are seven Indian
Maidenettes the drum major and
the featured twirler.
Maidenettes this year are Jor-
ctta Hall Karen Lcnamon Jane
Daughcrty Gena Cox Penney
Shipman Lynda Clack and Linda
Whitton. Jerry Lane is the drum
major and Johnny Brock is the
featured twirler.
Jerry Lane drum major for his
second year is a junior religion
major from Panhandle. He is in
Forum HEI Alpha Phi Omega
and MSM and he plays the drums.
Jerry who will "try anything
once" loves to meet people. This
summer he worked as youth direc-
tor at Munday.
While visiting in the North
Jerry was asked if he rode a
horse to school. The people
viewed Texans as still using
horses and buggies.
One of Jerry's twirling stu-
dents Johnny Brock is featured
twirler for the Indian Band. A
freshman from San Angelo he
is majoring in art. He took
twirling lessons at the summer
band school four years and taught
twirling here this summer. John-
ny sings in the Chapel Choir and
plays the drums. Already he has
had problems with his Indian out-
fit. At the Brownwood game he
split the zipper out of his shirt
while performing.
10 Discount
To All Students
Glass Packs
Mufflers
Tail Pipes
Custom Work
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Jorctta from Loraine leads not
only as head Maidenette but she
is president of Gamma Sigma a
member of SEA and a member
of Wah Wahtaysee. A senior
elemental y education major she
wants to teach either around Fort
Students Praised
By Cheerleaders
McMurry's cheerleaders told
the War Whoop staff that they
were very proud of the spirit
shown at the McM-ACC game
last Saturday night.
They feel that if as much
spirit is shown at the South-
western University game Sat-
urday McMurry should win if
the team will play as well as
it did last week.
Willson Lectures
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sity of Colorado in 1947 and his
M.S. degree in hospital adminis-
tration from Northwestern Uni-
versity in 1957. Before entering
college Brewer served in the
United States Naval Reserve from
1942-1945 in the South Pacific as
a lieutenant in the supply corps.
Administrator Receives D.D.
Receiving an honorary Doctor
of Divinity degree Spencer L
Stockwell administrator of The
Methodist Mission Home of Texas
in San Antonio has built this
home for un-wed mothers into a
"rehabilitation center of redemp
tive love."
After receiving his M.S.W
degree in psychiatric social work
from Tulane University he be
came administrator of the Meth
odist Home-Hospital New
Orleans.
Pastor Honored
H. Doyle Ragle director of re-
ligious life and professor of re
ligion at McMurry thirteen years
ago will receive an honorary
Doctor of Divinity degree at Tues
day evening's lecture.
Ragle received his B.A. degree
from McMurry his D.D. from
Perkins School of Theology and
his M.A. from Southern Methodist
University. He attended the sec-
ond assembly of the World Coun-
cil of Churches.
SPABJflPj
Drum Major
JERRY LANF
Worth or Odessa after graduation
She plays the clarinet.
Albany sophomore Karen is an
English major. She is in Theta
Chi Lambda and Wah Wahtaysee
and she plays the Fiench horn.
A homemaking education major
from Abilene is Penney Shipman
sophomore. In 19G2 she was
named to "Who's Who in Baton
Twirling." Penney teaches twirl
ing in Abilene and plays the flute
and picillo in the band.
One of the two freshman
twirlers Linda Whitton is from
Cross Plains. An elementary
education major she plays the
saxaphonc. In high school Linda
was drum major and majorette in
the band.
Jane Daughcrty sophomore
music major from Ulysses Kan-
sas plays the French Horn. She
is in TIP and enjoys playing the
piano.
Brownfield sophomore Gena
Cox was a Totem Beauty last
year. She is an elementary edu-
cation major. In band she plays
the flute.
The second freshman Lynda
Clack is from Abilene. This
cornet player is majoring in
music education. Last year she
was in the band and the Honor
Society.
POR
Checking Savings
Most McMurry People
"JUST A BETTER BANK'
First National
401 Cypress
Kappa Phi Selects
Associate Members
Juniors Mclvia Jones and Sami-
luo Woolard were selected as as-
sociate members of Kappa Phi.
Miss Jones a physical educa-
tion major is from Jayton Texas.
Miss Woolard from Nocona
Texas is an elementary educa-
tion major.
TIP president Lynn Hixon an-
nounces the following as new of-
ficers of the club: parliamen-
tarian Tonya Chiids an Abilene
junior; keeper of the keys senior
Gcri Goza from Anson; reporter
Eva Gail Ncichoy sophomore
from High Island; historian
Louise Kay a junior from Abi-
lene and chaplain senior Cathy
Campbell from Abilene.
Mr Sherwood Sutcr's magic
tucks Pat McCaithy's guitar and
iccouls piovidcd entertainment
for an informal party hold by
Chi Omnicion Social Club. The
party was held at the home of
Mr. and Mis. Vollie Jones.
An old-fashioned picnic held
on the lawn of Mr. and Mis. Lewis
Cuimen of Anson seivcd as the
KIVA's annual fall picnic. Mike
Bennett dnected n special pio-
fiiam and dancing and bridge
reived as ontcitmnment after-
waid KIVA-cx Robeit Miller
of the ait clcpaitmont was the
club's special guest.
Rules Necessary
For Social Events
Mrs. Arvaleo Chappell dean of
women announced that all social
events on or off campus must be
registered with her seven days
before the function. She has re-
cently released a set of rules for
organization. to follow for their
protection.
1. All social events must be
approved by the faculty sponsors
and by the dean of women who
will place the event on the social
calendar.
2. Major social events are
usually limited to weekends.
3. Generally social activities
will close not later than twelve
midnight.
4. All social events must be
attended by the sponsors of the
group or by substitutes approved
in advance by the dean of women.
5. It is the responsibility of the
sponsoring organization to sec
that college regulations are ob-
served and failure to do so may
result in probation or the with-
drawal of recognition by the
college.
and Personal Loans
Use the First Because IT'S
Bank of Abilene
OR 3-2511
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