The Howard Payne College Yellow Jacket (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 5, Ed. 1 Friday, October 16, 1964 Page: 3 of 4
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An all college singspiration
has been planned by Joyce
Sinalley and the Music Commit-
tee" of""'4e" ySf '' tor Sunday
night, October 26, following
church' services, this activity
witf ' tak© place in the Davis
Chapel oif 'the >leining Build- 1
ingT lit you enjoy sinking be
euro io make* your plans for
the all-college singspiration,
says fiStf director James Shi-
elds. Forbes Woods ' will direct
and Larry McC&n will play the
piano. The Social Committee,
headed by Beverly Purvis is in
charge bf refreshments.
Howard Payne , College waa
well represented at the State
Baptist, Student Convention in
Waco the past; week-end. Un-,
official, startles, • liflt HPC as
haxing, i mm students present
than; any other school in Texas. I
L*$y Powers, Barbara Shipp.
Joy Meek, C'Ann Carl#Qn„and
G4^y, Babb represen,ted ftPC
in, $h^ ,njf§t% choir. , jesry
Qr^fisj^nft sn^ke, briefly,. |o: Ae
stHdflUts .on, s*tr
uj$ay qyewlng, ppncarning c^um*
m Payne.,
Apgr^imfitply., fourth Ol. OW.
W .stud^: a^ed . w ^hers,
at, jtye, .^riday seryioesr
Ttamri* .$) wuveutio^ was,
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Work: Opportunities to seyve
during &e "summer' of 1$6&' ara
available in three areas''to hS^J'
■l.'vP itiiiiv.ljr; jvit.'n grTi^Ter tJ&
students.. Applications for BSU
Summer Missions are: now avail-
able In the fest? office. Also ap-
plications for summer service
with the Home. Mission Board
are !& the" office. tyitkitt the
nextf month' or so, Harles1 COne
of* "the' Texas' Student1 Depart-
ment wifl be on 'ekipidl tO 'in-
terview men who are lntere^Wd
in 'working next summer in re-
vivals in Texas. Bothpreachers
and singers will beneededfor
this work.
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During the. opening, weeks..of t
the school' term many campus
clubs and organizations have
been engaged in membership
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.SeyeraA campus social,-seiyice,
clubs have employed the "rush"
and "pledge" program to re-
cruit new members.
One-dOfthe
Sigma
service ittub f<
-«ms of the organization
d in school spirit and
;y'members
may now buy r postage ' stamps
center, it was announced by
Dean Fprrest Ageo.
Stampswere placed at' the
spacW' fear atthe request of' the
stuflenjfc" Sejaatf," Dr.'' 'if ee' said.'
Werie accepted in-
to >lhe i Garama Sigma Phi
pledge . program ..this semester
are: Bob Collins, Jerry Sellers,
Allen Moat, Terry Wilson, Rich-
ey Craig, Pete Simmons, Jimmy
Miller, Charlie Cookf T<5ril&v
Bibs, Bob Chapman, Tommy
Ruane, Ray Burgett, Dennis
Myers. Marv Knight, David
Martin, Dan Whit^jgton/ Ken-
ny Benson, Max Whittington,
Sherman 'Zfmmerttiaii, Don Ruth-
erford, "Wihf red NoWlitt, Allen
"Walsh, and1 Moses Herrera. The
pledges elected' KlChey Craig
as their pledge president.
Active members of the fra-
ternal organization are Phil
Lewis, Royce Hendricks, Rich-
ard Finle'y," Gravy Ha'Sch, Leland
"Worley, Roii Bebemiss, David
Aaron, Larry Evans, Thomas
TriiJllloJ and Tim Yarbro. Bruce
Btarris iS the club's president
for^im-flfe"' '
All the proposed amendments
to the Howa?# ^Payne Student
the student body in the election
hsld lasi week Of the 380 bal-
leto distributed, > 94 par • cant
were returned. The 'ballot; box
used in "the election waa bor-
rowed from the i Brown county
courthouse.-'
Results of the eleotton-were
as fallows: ...n ....
L Articl i 1, Seei 4'will: ba
changed toread: ''The govern-
ing- body of the Student Associ-
ation of Howard "Payne College
shall be divided^ 'into 1 'three
branches; Legislative, Execu-
tive, and Judicial* passed with
j& rote of 243 yes and 16 no.
2, Article II, sec. I, pa:
r— ibT 4
jvargin of 198 yes to 54 no.
3. Article in, Sec. 8, part A
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Un
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ti t CENTER
will reai:'J "Vacancies occur-
ring among the ' executive Of-
fice™ of1' <he; 'Seriate except the
office of prdaiid^ni before Feb-
ruary I," shall ie filled by Spedi-
al electidn as provfded fbr in
Article V "Those ociiUriiig aftJe^
Fe«!."ist shiarte filled by the
President wiOi tbe confifihatioii
of two-thlr^s ^ of the sen£ite,rt
passed with «, vote of 286 to IT.
•"9 Mfi.1 o'it-T - ..ifat 4'ikii i.t> ■'
(4., Article fltXf, Sec., .7 will be
changed read; .Senate
P*
, §tudentsr ,anjl a, faculty
Wi. Mfrr, , ft. 19ft
, J„, /rhft... judicial ,; . S. y a it e. m
would be inserted; Aft^r,, Article
10, thus be/jowing Article ,iy,
pissed with a .vote of , 223 to , 16-
Article • IV would become
Article V, passed by a vote of
221to 21. - i •>)
7, i Artlcle V, Sec. 3 A will
read: "Any person deslriag to
hold an executive^ office in the
Student i Association cannst pre-
sent a petition to the Student
Asoclation offfce by March l,"
passed by a margin of 280 to
11. cc. -1
8. Article V, Sec. B. 0/0
wiU read:! vXli elections ^supex^
vised' by 'the < Student : Associ-
ation *" #;'|'£js t n qjffiit. 'for
Student Association-' officers,
ity and honor elections and
shall be held ' in a place des-
ignated by the Senate," passed
by a vote of 217 to 27.
9| jjArti^le V Vfill change to
e VI, passed by a margin
of 216 to 19. '
10. -A^ticl^ VI vipl ohange to
Article] "Y^, i paspe^ by a margin
of 21.4 to 22. '
£L. firpiple VII will change
to Article vkll, passed by a
margin of 213 to 36.
12. Article VIM Will change
to Article X, passed by a mar-
gin of 214 to 22.
13. Article'IX. wilLbe changed
to Article X. £.;i
14. <>Article;o X„ Sec,. 1 wiU
read: .<< "Amendments , to this
Constitution may .hfc prepared
either,,flby ^wpnthirds vote, of
elected senator,s ,or by petition
signed by tl^e t^n percent of
the Students Association, such
amendn^ents. to go into effect
when ratified by a majority of
those voting of the Student As-
sociation," passed by a Vote of
205 to 38. U1
16" Article X will be dropped,
pased by a vote of 187 to 46.
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By David Hickman
Yellow Jacket Staff Writer
most prized. possessions is the
pipe organ in Minis Auditorium.
The formal dedication of the
oyga^ was conducted spring be-
fore last. The organist for the
occasion was Euel Belcher, a
member of the Howard Payne
faculty. At the ^ dedication he
played compositions. by.. Johann
Sebastion« Bach., and thy* Cesar-
Franck. ^ ••;...<■ ....t
The organ was formerly, lo-
cated in Cowden Hall on. the
Southwestern ^Baptist.. .Theology
ieal! Seminary campus. The in-
strument' was brought to Brown-
wood, rebuilt, and enlarged
through a generous gift from
Dr. and Mrs.,,William Flpming.
The organ, a. Hiiigreen ,wd
Lane, has , approximately .2,000
dififierent pjpfis an,d tubes rang-
ing in, size,, from several. inches
to sixteen feet. ..The <?*gan has
forty stops.
The new pipes are, for the
most part, from West Germany,
apd the, voicing used in them
is like that used in German or-
gans of the sixteenth century.
This "classical" voicing With
requisite low wind pressure,
imparts a singing, unforced
quality to the tone. A ce^
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Bible Section
Qn . Thursday, October. 2$,
ther,^ yfill,he $ meeting of, all
s^deftts interested in C^is-
tian M^turjyty ,at 7, p.m. ii^ Todd
Hall, i,U tjje BJleming C^iiter.
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M EH^S WE A*
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"Few Men Plan to Fall
But'Many Men fall to Plan"
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Finahciai 'Planning 1
for College Meh
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"neo-classical" voicing has been
added to some of the. pipes to
make, possible the performance
of music frpm periods.
, The, , design, installation and
to^al regulation of ^e .organ
were ac^mplished by Mr. John.
T. Fort of Dallas Texas. The
w;ork was completed1 on the
Fall of 1963.
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The Howard Payne College Yellow Jacket (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 5, Ed. 1 Friday, October 16, 1964, newspaper, October 16, 1964; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth128474/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed June 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Howard Payne University Library.