The Howard Payne College Yellow Jacket (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 5, Ed. 1 Friday, October 16, 1964 Page: 2 of 4
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THE YELLOW JACKET, OCTOBER 16, 1964
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Classes have been in session
t« swing the Jesuits of the
round of oi^jxa. The rsiah.
)r grades has not been
to the freshman c|MS
comes
enville
;vi;.
, }}*¥■. •#'
Mozelle
at San Benito. Geneva
football
When HPC education studfents
graduate they find teaching jobs
in all parts of the country. The
Education Department has com-
piled a list of all the recent HPC
and .-the
ere they are employed.
, includes Eptill Allen
Fred Allen in LaMar-
rt AOman in Coman-
Joyce M. Anderson in
>, Joy, Barker in
iel Berry in Comanche, Mr.
Bryan Boyd in Stan-
iruton in Flo-
Bryant in Menard,
Donajean Caffey in Co-
manche and Donnje Ray Camp-
bell in Tarleton State College
William
!|&klam, Mar-
ti Shipley; Richard-
som
on a quiz to
they came to co:
Many freshmen
are still confused with the grad-,
ing< system at JHPC. < Truthfully*
Ii am still confused about pome,
points, but I will attempt to
explain what I think I under-
stand. }f g.ft.jj
Each B?°te3jBor |md inf
seemfe" to haw ai gradi
tem independent of the others;
therefore, ii&n, A fir| one teach-
er would jbe, J *b| ^>r anp|hl i.
This is really not a badf sys-
tem when students consider the
difiference' W the cbiii'sesi they
are! taking. " Professors' ' know
what to expect of students1 tt&'d
generally its' better' to trust
their Judgement1 than to ' demahd
a detailed explanation of their
imne ostein.
Other students I spoke. with
were confused about grade f©-
ports at j^o^ard JPayne. Grades
are ^ven, to students at tljie
end 9| t^e nine,weeks perfpd£,
|?jft4a9^y semester .g^d^s (are
wpi^Ai ?M~
^Snare,,sent, a ,copy of top
grades and as one student
"/£he, only jg>u fie#. stp£, ,thpm
is, .tp, (b|;^e toe mstfln^n." ,,
,(llSiacf*. bxibing ft maiUnanute
ai wetty.futile,. task,. the,> thing
to,.do ift.improye the, gradesso
j&ey i! won't. jiiagrace, ,,you„ when
they reachhome.> Although most
of us feel we can never,..pull
up .the i, grades that ,are coming
i . now, somehow .atudente ai-
ways, manage t^ do _ j$st that
The important thing for us
to remember is Hossrar
is a
and ftJ^ltf^iidlBleltOi
educated without studying.
•y crump
Cnrbo at
Daehnert
y and Ann
, Mm,. .^dy. D^yfc ftt, Browp-
i^.ood,,, Jftwei Renfcm et,, Qrm
_ . .OftP^y W&yne., Fo?d >at
Cross Plains, Mr?. Barbara
Fowler at Lubbock, Gladys Fun-
aki at Los Angeles, n Calif., ax
s. jkhiri fJandy .at Mansfjlei
rcia
quences, New Mexico, and Mrs.
| Mary P. Gault at-M|les and i
" Elva Crifgth :M fCillec
Otners uci
are Mrs. Sharon Guthrie at
Richland, -Mrs.-' DellHarr1 'at
MHIetty Willis Harris-, at Ft
Worth, i.Charl6S . . Hibbit48 at
CalaUea, Ted .Hobby .at How-
ard Payne* Frederick. ,0.. Hor-
ton. ..at, Andrews. • Mrs. Jackie
Hendrick .Howard at Galveston
and Jlrs. jOdell. Kirksey. at Co-
manche*..
.Also .BUlie Jo . Korenek at
BxownwoodL Jack Webb . Lacy
at . .LLaini Jias^ Billie, Lea at
Graham. Mrs. .Caroline. Longoria
at., San Antonio,; Mrs.. Pat Lor-
aofift at. .Lubbock. iBobby McDanr
ieJaflt Brownwield, Mrs. Boris
M(?^eehan at iTexas, School-for
ift.Austin,.Rodger Mad-
dw ..in,. jCSomanche,;. Joyce; ,Mize
ftto .Pob^rfc. .E,, i Lee, oC.Bajrtown,
B-, .N^9pni..^t, Eldorado,
Mrs. Marilyn O'Hair of Cftlje-
man, Itj|ey Owens, fit Lub^pck
Eyerman.
Also Mrs. Helen Peek at
Mrs.
Worth, May
Goldthwaite, Will
Ratchiff
iSa
CS-ir. * >u$
c"r >Ui
> hi
l' . '
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irters for college yo
" ladies for forty-one years
t* * latn ft itttt; oitiii s><< i > s • <<?. «'f
Jumpers in d vari
......imaterials from $3.
Ill 1! . . I i of.-lllWrl5 It.-.
"ft t t.ii'i'i V. i-fltahu ti> !•<: 10c, < o-l
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...Ii; fljjt ">.<■> ,f I' ■ ( .l.t-i"
|„ii> .i'fiilin -j.I i '• j -i'
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ers are Dorman Riddles at
Plains,1 6ienda Roidgers
at Cuero
son at Go¥
Othei
LI'VU I
Cross
at Eiland, Rachael Sanchez at
Woodsboro, Noel Sc^nj||pi f;t
Adkins, Mrs. Ruby Scjfeuman at
Comancohe, lm?z Silh8«: at Ros-
cpjBj ■ Jack snipes^ at. Yoakum,
Jerry Spain at San Sabaf Judy
Teal at O'Donnel and Mrs.
My ma Steward at Brady.
Also Jo Dell Townsend
Odessa, .
Barney Jo Turner at Pt
Rock, Dorcas tTrbina at "4
Antonio, Eunice Urbina at Pasa-
dena^ Penny Wagstaff at Har?
via AS^alkertl'Midland ^d
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The Jacket Coeds have select-
ed 31 new. members from a group
of 42 pledges. The selected
pledges were formally welcomed
into the club' Tuesday morning >
at the annual Coed breakfast
honoring new members. • t ■
The pledge program began
with a get-acquainted tea and
coke party. The pledges were
then given a week to visit each;
Coed ten minutes and obtain
their ^signatures,
On Thursday evening, Oct ,8,
the. j Coed members faced i J3ve,
difficult task of selecting the,
new. members,. according s to Sara
Lee Taylor, Coed reporter.,They
voted basing, their, judgements
on the personal impression giv-
en by e^ch pledge and the
pledge notebooks ^hich con-
tained .signatures frpm a^ll rthja
Coeds , Mid ^thle,t^s.
Tb$ , new meip.bers are. Mary
' Allen, j Kfay . Atkersoft, ^ommye
Sue Barber, Letha Brown, Car;
o^e Dau^i, Nanc^e jDe yijibliss,
Kwen Freemon, Lana Gilley,
Mildred Grady, Frances Heath,
Lindfi Holloway, Joy^ce
and, Ann jfen^ing^. ,,
f Qthe.rs in^liidp phenyl L^rqo^,
Margaret LatJliafla,, Jaque £oonT
ey, jfa$P MReUiMm Mpjpjris,
(^qrge,.4fln Neal, ?Karen. £e.teK-
gpft, .jr^ell .Potte, .Glep^a ^rT
% Yyonpe. ^pbinett, u,(31enda
jSheljton,., Linda Sjhe^ton,
Stpfiker, ^^ ^n. Turn-
er, Gersey Vaighn and Dinah
Wilson. 1 r
v j'. • 1 -j '-'Ml'
ELECTIONS -
(Continued from Page 1)
promptiy at 8:00 Monday morn-
ing. All campaign posters on
trees or cars must also be re-
moved by this deadline. Ron
Beberniss, chairman for the
election from the Student Sen-
ate, stated that failure to com-
ply with any of these rules will
be grounds for automatic dis-
qualification from the elections.
The election polls will he set
up in the student center on Fri-
morning. ; J
' '| nl1.'i;i" I i'l* Ji'.1- I
BEADING CONFERENCE ~
(Continued from Page !)
100I administrators,
Mege and elem^atary.
.. and a lunehebhl
session at 12:80 p.m.
Advance reservations may
made with Dr. Jane M, Carroll,
College Representative, TAXR
Reading Conference, Howard
Payne College, Brownwood,
Texas. Fees will be $2 for one
day, $3 for both days, plus $1.75
! foir theluhchetoh.' * K ' >l
The feonieieeniee is open to all
f 1 interested persons, - pai'ticuiar^y
public sehool petyoniiei: 1
world and sings both classical and modern music. All Howard
Payne students are eligible to attend the concert.
Twentynsix world t famous
singers from Fort Worth, the
Texas Boys Choir, will present
the; first Brownwood. Civic :Mur
sic concert at 2:80 .p.m.> Sunday
in. Mimsi Auditorium. All How<*
ard Payne ■ students are eligible
to > attend the performance and
should, pick i up their , tickets at
the i business i office before Sun-
day -..Mi.....i...• is i
-The choir, under tile direction
of George Bragg, offers a pro-
gram ranging from the exquisite
old church music of Bach,-Mon-
teverdi and Vittorio1 to the
exuberant folk songs of the*
Texas ranches. Appropriately
costumed' f6r -whatever music
they are singing; file boys! wear
medeviai vestments of rich
crimson, specially tailored foir
them in London,* for their open-
ing religifrus group,* switch to
traditibnal choirboy flannels for
a ' gr6up : of delightfttl Eliza-
bethan madrigals; and conctud'e
their program ! in full cowboy
regaiia 1 with boots ! ten-gallon
hats and ' i?#o-gun 'holsters.
Scenic '' effects, choreography
and narration wiW iibak the
niimbers df "their highly diver-
sified &&(>¥&' ''pros^ain.' 'intp' a
cohesive show. ' 1 1
The ' Texas Boys dhoir is
uhique among' the great boy's
choirs" of* history for the fact
that it is a hon-iienominational
civic" organization which' was
founded' in :1S46 by George
Bragg, its present conductor.
The' clibir' &as* 'been a success
on popular ' network radio and
lelevislon programs sucii as the
Dave fearroway,1 Pat Boone and
"Calendar" shows. The boys
have sung in Wales' historic
Eisteddfod; performed ^n the
don's" Westminster Abbey; and
sung Hith Mass lor Pope f ohn
"'"WW
The choir has also begun re-
i!?or jt^e... Pecca. Gold
Label.
Tlio twenty-^ix boys ( trayel-
"V^ith Conductor Bragg on
the curr^ntT Tex^s Boys '^oif
^our^t areactuaiiy a ^and-pi^-
ea ^nd ' specMly^r^ined fop-
l^VelJ^CTpnp' ^ .^rma^eiit
choir " organization and year-
round fCbjOir. sc^pol headquarter!
ed (in ,Fort Worthy j^here j^e
Fort Worth: Boys Choir. Founda-
tion provide® a faculty and
curriculum! for . choir training
which is considered > to be un-
excelled in the world today.
George • Bragg/ MusJcol Director
'' ■' fEKAS BOYS CHOIR"
STUDENT SENATE ... n: ,
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npmflc^mfiWts cflwer^ng^cw-
pu8; imfiTpvemen^, He repprted
stamps, .are.^pw available ,at,the
s ftsk,b.er. .in the etud©nt eenter.
An,in,Y.estigatiop is being.m^de.
of ^.fipeedmg. iiWoujRd caJWPUs
street!. d,,an, effpxt. ,i? being
m^dft, to get i the. dickering yelr
low jacket.. sign, on t^e, gym. fix-?
ed and. to. rectify, ifche mud, p^pb-
lem. between. MAms Auditorium
. The . ..senate, depided., tq con-
Unue. ,it8. policy of, .entering a car
in the. Homecoming. parade .car-
rying its ejsequtiY.e Officers, .Im-
provements Chairman Glos-
sbrenner was pijt in charge of
finding the
Sene|c
prayer chapel in Fleming was
anything about the situation.
The senate- appointed -Senator
Glossbrenner to look into the
situation; •' •••
Wad© & Abbott
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