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Friday October 5 1962
H-SU BRAND
Holkidoy Gets
Assistantship
Robert Evans Holladoy 1962
graduate of Hardin-Simmons Uni-
versity has accepted a graduate
assistantship in English at South-
ern Illinois University at Carbon-
dale 111. according to the SIU
Placement Service.
While attending H-SU he serv-
ed as president of Sigma Tau
Delta English fraternity and was
co-editor ofThe Corrall college
literary magazine for two years.
A 1958 honor graduate of Abi-
lene High School Holladay was
a member of the National Honor
Society. He played with the Abi-
lene Youth Orchestra and the
Abilene Symphony Orchestra.
125 Students Join
Buck-a Month Club
The Baptist Student Union
Buck-a-Month club has 125 stu-
dents who promised to give a dol-
lar each month for the Summer
Missions offering.
Last year a total of $1180 was
collected through various student
activities. Through this offering
29 college students were sent to
summer mission fields. Two of
the summer missionaries were
from H-SU. They are Rebecca
Alvarez who went to Juarez
Mexico and Jerry McCoy who
served in the Oregon-Washington
area.
Students interested in partici-
pating should contact Bruce
Ayres stewardship chairman or
John Petry BSU secretary.
On the Senate Floor
Debate Trip
Discussed
in
The proposed debate by Senator
John Tower the all-school trip to
Arlington the freshman talent
show and the appointment of
committees were hurriedly taken
up at an abbreviated Student
Senate meeting Monday evening
before another small gallery.
Senators hurried through the
session so they could assist with
the freshman elections.
Debaie Approved
President Hilton Hemphill re-
ported that the University Cabi-
net had approved the proposed
appearance of Senator John
Tower on campus with certain
reservations. The debate must be
in Rose Field House if it is prior
to the elections in November and
could thus be considered a politi-
cal appearance.
If the debate could not be con-
sidered political but rather edu-
cational in nature then the pro-
gram can be held in the Chapel-
Auditorium. The Cabinet also
asked the Senate to turn planning
over to Dr. W. O. Beazley direc-
tor of Institutional Services so a
contract can be worked out.
Before final approval is given
and contract signed Tower's
opponent must be known and ap-
proved. The chairman of the de-
bate will not be a member of the
Talent Show
Short Meetina
Brothers Four Delightful
By BETTYE HUDDLESTON
Brand Staff Reporter
"Get Your Cotton-Picking
Hands Off My Leather Jacket;
It's the Closest Thing I've Got
to Skin Mother!"
Yes that was actually one of
the selections sung by the Broth-
ers Four in their recent concert
in the Chapel-Auditorium. The
boys said they delight in taking
old folks songs tinkering with the
lyrics and coming out with a pop-
ular hit
Improvised Lyrics
The popular old song "Let the
Rest of the World Go By" ac-
quired some new lyrics and the
crowd loved them. It seemed that
the boys had gone to a dance
where the gowns were cut low
and were indulging in "gown
gazing." One gown was really
unique. It formed a map. The
back was Brazil and the chest
was Bunker Hill but when the
wives appeared the boys "let the
rest of the world go by."
All of the boys are married ex-
cept Bob Flick who played the
bass for those of you girls who
are interested. They met while
attending the University of Wash-
ington and began to record in
earnest after performing for a
fraternity party. All are seniors
and lack only a few hours gradu-
ating but they do not know when
they will have the chance to
finish.
Although during the program
Dick was seen with the banjo it
is really Mike who is an expert
at the banjo picking. But then
Dick could be considered a "pro"
at picking the guitar so their
talent seemed to balance out.
Mike and John did most of the
announcing with the exception of
the times Bob had to tell a funny
story.
After intermission when the
auditorium lights had all been cut
out the boys did "Theme from
Sea Hunt." The only problem was
that it was only the pantomime
of someone swimming under-
water. Bubbly Rendition
They went immediately into
"Minny the Mermaid" and won
the applause of the crowd when
Bob Flick went to the microphone
and continued singing as though
underwater. Bubbles of air rising
to the surface were almost visible.
Hardin-Simmons should be
extra proud of their lighting facil-
ities and of the crew that had
charge the evening of the Broth-
ers Four concert. After the show
all four of the boys made an extra
effort to compliment the school
on the professional lighting that
made the colored scenes possible.
Although weird looking the light-
ing on the performers was excel-
lent while they were singing "St.
James Infirmary." Also of partic-
ular excellence were the blue-
green lights which were on dur-
ing the closing minutes of the
program.
Hardin-Simmons University staff.
but preferably a prominent local
citizen.
The freshman talent show has
been set for Friday night at 7
p. m. All University students and
faculty and staff members are in-
vited to attend the annual var-
iety show.
All-School Trip
The Senate voted to continue
the top priority system on the
all-school trip to determine the
number of students who plan to
make the trip and the mode of
transportation they prefer.
Transportation difficulties and
the possibility of Six Flags Over
Texas being closed influenced the
Senate to vote not to go to the
amusement park as a side trip on
the Arlington journey.
Lavenia Wages senior Senator
and corresponding secretary read
letters from the Sophomore Class
and the Texas Intercollegiate Stu-
dent Association.
The sophomores commended
the Senate on their handling of
the all-school party. TISA wanted
information for its annual year-
book. Committees Named
Hemphill reminded the Sena-
tors of the various committees to
which they had been appointed
and promised that only one Sen-
ator would be on a committee
once the House of Representatives
was organized. At that time a
Senator will be chairman of each
committee with members of the
House and other students serving
on the committee.
Vice-president Larry Edwards
is chairman of the Judiciary
Committee composed of Allen
Lewis senior Senator; Bill Frank-
lin senior Senator; Prince Altom
sophomore Senator; Toni Rhode
junior Senator and Don Seam-
ster Senator-at-large. v
Student members of the Stu-
dent Publications Board are
Hemphill; Linda Boardman Sen-
ate secretary; Edwards; Sherry
Ballew Senate business manager;
Pat Bonds junior Senator; Trent
Butler Brand editor; George
Tuck. Bronco editor; and George
Loutherback Junior Class presi-
dent. Edwards and Miss Boardman
are on the Academic committee.
Bonds Miss Ballew Hemphill
Steve Ateek James Pressley Sue
Siltman Dale Craik Ty Morris
and Karen Cooper comprise the
Student Center Advisory Com-
mittee. Hemphill and Miss Ballew rep-
resent the Senate on the General
Affairs Committee.
Several special committees ap-
pointed by President Hemphill
are at work and will bring re-
ports at the meeting next Monday
evening at 6 p. m. in the Stu-
dent Center.
Seamster is chairman of the
freshman initiation committee
Other members are Sue Ingstrom
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Cliff Sims Jay Cole and Carolyn
Armstrong.
The freshman taient show com-
mittee is headed by Senator
Franklin. Other members are Miss
Ballew and Larry Cunningham
sophomore Senator. Vice-president
Edwards is in charge of the
Pago 3
tug-of-war scheduled for Parents'
Day Oct. 20. He is assisted by
Ron Lamar and Bonds.
Jim Towns Senator-at-large is
chairman of Parents Day ar-
rangements. Other committee
members are Senator Altom and
Rhode.
Lewis is in charge of the Lead-
ership Conference scheduled for
Oct. 26. Joyce Reever will assist
him.
Charles Merrit sophomore Sen-
ator and Miss Wages are the
Homecoming committee.
Claudia Kuykendall junior
Senator is chairman of the coron-
ation committee for Homecoming.
On the committee are Miss Rhode
and Lewis.
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