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THE H-tU BRAND
Saturday May 17 1952
Sa lltey Say ...
BY CLARA 'BETHE COATS
Brand Staff Writer
QUESTION OF THE WEEK: Since there have been numerous
complaints from drivers of cars that stop for students standing on
the corner what do you suggest doing to eliminate these complaints?
Don Ham sophomore business administration
major from Lawn says: "It would be a good
idea to at least wait until a car stops before
getting in. Use the door and not the windows for
entrance. Overcrowding a car is not good for the
health of one it loads down the back end too
much."
Jimmy Middlelon sophomore music major from
Abilene says: "Students should realize that motor-
ists are doing them a favor not the other way
around. I think a chapel program emphasizing
courtesy to drivers and courtesy to each other who
stand on the corner would encourage a better sys-
tem of catching rides to town."
Barbara Pierce freshman nurse student from
Loraine says: "Why doesn't the Student Council
put up a sign on the corner by the drug store that
says something like remember to be courteous
this saves you 10c. This is certainly an opportun-
ity to create good will among' townspeople to-
wards H-SU but it can also create bad will unless
we try to be more courteous in the future."
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Students To Lead
In Youth Revival
Five Hardin-Simmons Univer-
sity students will be the leaders
in a three-day youth revival that
opens Friday night at the Ash
Street Baptist Chapel North 14th
and Ash Streets.
Floyd Haddock youth pastor
for the revival will be the direc-
tor of the revival.
Different speakers will be
heard each night. Jackie Taylor
Hardin - Simmons junior and
president of the Baptist Student
Union at H-SU wil be the speak
er on Friday night.
Services start each evening at
7:30 p. m.
Haddock will be the Saturday
night speaker.
Charlie Taylor H-SU sopho-
more will be the speaker on
Sunday night.
Theme of the revival will be
"He Loves He Saves He Keeps."
Singing will be led by John
Bowden H-SU senior student
with Delores Williamson serving
as pianist.
The Rev. A. A. Watson is pas-
tor of the chapel.
Dellon Galloway junior business major from Peacock
mends that students be intormea aoout me proDiem oo.
rides through the Brand and possibly if the need
continues announcements in chapel will be
necessary. 'Students should be more consicous that
cars are other peoples' property and that they
should be treated as the student would want his
car treated. Most students are just thoughtless in
their conduct on the corner because they just want
to get to town as quickly as possible. If the prob-
lem is brought to student attention it should clear
up."
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STRING TRIO PRESENTS
CONCERT IN CALDWELL
The H-SU String Trio presented
a concert in Caldwell Hall audi-
torium Monday night.
Members of the trio included
Joyce Roberts violinist from
Abilene who is a candidate for
a bachelor of music degree; Bar-
bara Sandusky pianist freshman
music student from Abilene and
John Kuykendall cellist fresh-
man from Abilene.
Miss Roberts and Miss San-
dusky played Beethoven's Sonata
Opus 30 No. 3 for violin and
piano. Doris Patterson accompan-
ied Miss Roberts and Kuykendall.
Included on the program were
levee Dance by Clarence C.
White Miss Sandusky; Sonatina
by Mozart and Swan by Saint-
Saens Kuykendall. Tho trio also
played a selection by Haydn.
Abilene To Offer Water
Safety Instructor Class
A Red Cross Water Safety In-
structors course will be offered
in Abilene beginning May 26
Otho Polk announces.
Anyone with a senior life sav-
ing rating or its equivalent is
eligible for the advanced course
states Polk. A definite place has
not yet been chosen for the week
long course but those interested in
taking the course should contact
Polk or Mrs. Mattie Newberry of
the Abilene Red Cross.
WORKSHOP COURSES
(Continued lrom Page 6)
credit. Two hours credit will be
offered for the one-week choral
clinic.
Two six-weeks terms. June 4
July 12 and July 13 August
zo are scneauied ior the summer.
ALilene PtUiclpald
In a recent series of the lives
of Abilene principals giving their
ambitions for Abilene and West
Texas three are exes of Hardin-
Simmons University. J. Malcolm
Anthony '51 principal of Crockett
School has been with the Abilene
system 13 years. Prior to his Abi-
lene experience Anthony taught
high school subjects and coached
at Wylie two years.
He received his Bachelor of
Science degree from McMurry
College and his Master of
Education from Hardin-Simmons
University in 19 5 1.
He holds life membership in the
Parent-Teacher Association. His
hobby is athletics. Anthony takes
his ambition for Abilene and West
Texas this way: "Be a leader in
the field of Education." Frank
H. Etter '48 principal of Travis
School is another ex. Etter had
a boyhood ambition to own and
operate a registered Hereford
cattle ranch but turned this life
on the ranch over to education.
Beverly Q. Smith principal of
Locust school and doing some
graduate work here now would
like to see a close working rela-
tionship of the home the schools
and the community. Smith receiv-
ed his Bachelor of Science degree
from Southwest Texas State Col-
lege. He has attended H-SU and
has done graduate work at St.
Mary's University in San An-
tonio. He will complete the
work for a Master of Education
degree this summer at H-SU.
The three-weeks session which in
previous years has followed the
second summer term will not be
offered this year Collins said.
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Coventry Palmore penned:
LIFE 15 NOT
LIFE AT ALL
WITHOUT DELIGHT
Victory in Defeat
Punctuate your life with pleasures. A
short pause for a Coke means a full stop
to tiring work and a fresh start refreshed
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Faculty Staff Members Are Speakers
For West Texas Graduation Exercises
Five members of the Hardin-
Simmons faculty will be speakers
at graduation activities of 11 high
schools and colleges of West
Texas and New Mexico during
the next two weeks.
Vice-President W. T. Walton
was in McCaulley Thursday
evening to deliver the com-
mencement address for members
of the McCaulley High School
graduating class. He also will be
commencement speaker for Ro-
bert Lee High School Tuesday
Albany High School Thursday
and Ozona High School May 20.
Prof. Hiram Arrant of tho
chemistry department will speak
Sunday for the graduation of
Eden High School seniors.
Baccalaureate services for Put-
nam High School graduates will
be conducted Sunday by Dean
W. A. Stephenson. He will speak
Thursday at the commencement
exercises of South Taylor School
Tuscola.
Blackwell High School com-
mencement speaker Thursday
will be Dr. Robert A. Collins
dean of the College of Arts and
Sciences.
President Rupert N. Richard-
son Will address members of the
San Angelo College graduating
class May 25. Other speaking
engagements scheduled by Dr.
Richardson are at graduation acti-
vities of the Stamford Public
Schools May 27 and Eastqrn New
Mexico University Portales N.
M. May 29.
Hurst Discusses Ethics
At Minister Gathering
Dr. Clyde Hurst led a discus-
sion of ministerial ethics at the
Thursday meeting of the Minis-
terial Council.
Ministerial students education-
al directors and mission volun-
teers who are members of the
Council participated in the dis-
cussion pointed to guide the min-
ister to a more successful and ef-
fective ministry.
Further meetings of the Coun-
cil will be announced in the
weekly announcement sheet.
HARDIN-SIMMONS SHOE SHOP
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
BOOT AND SHOE REBUILDING
IS THEIR SPECIALTY
Take all your Boot and Shoe Repairs to this Handy-
Shop right on the edge of the campus
Cecil Wyatt Prop.
1325 Ambler
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