The War Whoop (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 26, Ed. 1, Friday, April 20, 1951 Page: 2 of 6
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The War Whoop
Friday April 20 1951.
Chanters Return
From West Texas
New Mexico Tour
The Chanters returned last night
from a five-day spring tour which
carried them to 11 West Texas
and New Mexico cities and includ-
ed a visit to Carlsbad Caverns.
Dr. Klchard C. von Endc directed
the 45-voicc mixed chorus which
featured soloists Harold Ruckcr
Gypsy Younger Robert Dittorlinc
Alex Oates Teddy Joe James
Jack Hampton Accompanist for
the group was Bonnie McDonald.
The appearances included Post
Amanita Muleshoc Hereford Lit-
tleflcld Dlmmitt Morton Loving-
ton N. M. Artcsla N. M. Hobbs
N. M Carlsbad N. M.
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Workshop to fegin
Offers Three Hours
Workshop in curriculum cjlld
study public school music and art
taught by Dr.. Andrew W. Hunt
head of the education department
is scheduled to begin May 21 and
continue through June 8.
The course offffcrs three hours
credit and may be taken for either
undergraduate or graduate study
depending upon the field of study
and previous background of the
student.
Prerequisites for the worknhop
are: advanced Mtandlng and slv
Homester hours In education anil
phenology. The workshop will
le In session Monday through
Friday with two hours lecture
and three hours lab work each
day.
Approximately 65 students have
alrtady registered for the course
and Dr. Hunt anticipates a great
many more to do so. Students may
pre-iegister now with Jerome Van-
noy registrar.
Outstanding feature of the work-
shop will be guest consultants and
.ipeakers including both educators
and demonstrators.
Representatives of the following
institutions and firms will be pres-
ent during the workshop:
Hogg Foundation Merchants and
Manufacturers Supply Association
Gas and Oil Association Ginn and
BIG CHIEF CAFE
STUDENT LUNCHES
STEAKS
SANDWICHES
The Best Food in Town
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Company Rand McNally D. C.
Heath Winston Company.
Melds of study within the
workshop will Include: audto
Msual education guidance and
life adjustment in service train-
ing elementary and secondary
schools child study and human
relationships methods of teach-
ing public school music in ele-
mentary grades piano and work-
shop chorus.
Padgitt Talks
On 'Fence Cutting'
"Fence Cutting War of 1883"
was the subject discussed by James
Padgitt Coleman rancher to an
audience of English history and
education students Wednesday.
Mr. Padgitt used his own fam-
ily background particularly that
of his grandmother Mabel Day as
a basis for the story told concern-
ing the fence cutting war.
He is now writing a book en-
titled "Cattle Queen" which is a
story of his grandmother and her
struggle on the frontier.
Sam Huston Choir
To Give Concert
At Student Center
Members of the Samuel Huston
college a cappella choir will be
presented in a concert at the Rad-
ford Student Life Center Friday
at 8 p.m.
The choir is under the joint spon-
sorship of the Plum Street Meth-
odist church and the Student Coun-
cil of McMurry.
Tickets are available through
members of the Student Council
and cost forty cents.
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May 21;
Credit
About the workshop Dr. Hunt
says "In response to the increased
emphasis by the Texas State De-
partment of Education and the
public schools over the state on
having teachers meet degree re-
quirements and because of the in-
creasing interest in child study
and the Improvement of the cur-
riculum McMurry college Is con-
ducting a workshop this summer
for all teachers and prospective
teachers who are interested in
intensive work on projects In spe-
cial areas related to their field
of teaching"
Tuition for undergraduate stu-
dents is $24 and graduates $30
with an additional library fee of
$2.00 charged.
McMurry Players
(Continued from Page 1)
Perry Garner; officers Richard
Payne Cleo Tarter Loyal Sparks
Bart McCaah.
Gentlemen Joe Craft Perry
Garner A. C. Sharp; attendants
LaVerne Jackson Alene Sherrill.
Stage manager is Loyal Sparks
while Sara Dickinson and La-
Verne Jackson are In charge of
lighting. Virginia Goodrich Joe
Craft and 'James Plumlee direct
the 'costume department and
Cleo Tarter advertising.
Serving as the stage crew are:
Richard Payne Luther Walker
MTilone Keltner Peggy Ray Sara
Dickinson LaVerne Jackson Ho-
mer Bridges Curtis Payne Loyal
Sparks.
71 s
fffl''l0MJ junior
wise exclusiveness you
town. Here exclusively
-
says Librarian
Forty-seven students have check-
ed in overdue books to the library
without paying the required fine
according to Mrs. Roslta Hollar
librarian.
These students may not check
out other books until the fines are
paid she added.
Included on the list are: Law-
rence Adams Cathy Beaird Jan
Black C. Cornelius Betty Cannon
Joe Craft Betty J. Coleman Bill
Crier Hugh Daniel Stie Danley
Francis Davis Marvin Davis W.
O. Filllngham June Francis.
Noah Gonzales T. D. Hamilton
W. J. Henshaw Robert Hise Janet
Huffman Frances Hynds Carol
Jowell Iris Kendall Frances King
Veda Mae Kiker.
Royce King R. L. Kirk O. N.
Lewis Bart McCash Mary Helen
McGilvary Steve McGlothlin Jim
Morris B. K. Min Betty Miers.
Wayne Parker Jerry Phillips
Florence Rier.
Brad Rowland Alene Sherrill
Suzanne Toler Deene Tompkins
J. D. Walker Luther Walker
James Wayne Ann Whltt Jane
Williamson Will White and Ken
Wyatt.
Newman to Address
Teachers at AHS
Miss Vernie Newman head of
the history and government de-
partment will speak to the Abilene
high social studies instructors this
afternoon at AHS.
Her topic Is "The Minimum Es-
sentials of Social Studies of Sec-
ondary Schools."
fashion-wise budaet-
won't meet all around
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The War Whoop (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 26, Ed. 1, Friday, April 20, 1951, newspaper, April 20, 1951; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth100844/m1/2/: accessed May 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting McMurry University Library.