The War Whoop (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 22, Ed. 1, Friday, March 16, 1951 Page: 2 of 6
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The War Whoop
Friday March 16 1951.
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iAKNKT (JKACY lWSINKSS MANAC.KK is shown cleaning
ont his desk the. last day before his departure to Pampa to
assume the duties of business manager of the Medical and
Surgical Clinic. Gordon Rennett has been named McMurry
business manager pro tern.
Gracy Joins Former Classmate
la Hew Position at Pampa Clinic
"Yiih have more feeling for :m
institution lifter you have served
in sin employee's capacity than
you ever linw us a student" said
tiariict (Iraoy retiring business
manager anil ii 1!M7 graduate of
MeMurry.
Mr. (Irnoy left Tuesday to be-
come business manager of the
I'atnpa Medieal and Surgical Clinic
after serving two years in that
same place at McMurry.
On leaving flit college tJr.ie.v
said "I'm going t miss Hie stu-
dents ill Iho uotlvltloH miss
waking up at nights worrying
nliniit tin pay-roll or worrying
because I forgot to got Unit
truck for Harvey . . . I'll just
miss It all In general."
('nicy entered McMurry in 1PXS
with intentions for graduation In
ItH'J. However a stretch with the
U. S. Marines as a quartermaster
sergeant interrupted his education
in 1II2 and postponed graduation
until 1!M7 after lie hurt nerved
four years and four mouths with
the Marines.
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In August 1!MG lie became as-
sistant business manager and con-
tinued in that place until the late
O. 1'. Thrane's promotion to vice-
president in IMP at which time
he assumed the duties of business
manager.
As n student in McMurry (?racy
In-longed to Ko Sari McMurry
Theatre Alpha Psi Omega and
the debate team. He was president
of his freshman class vice-president
of his sophomore class ns-
sitant cheer loader president of
senior class and junior represen-
tative to the student council.
An interesting note both to
Ids debate and cheer lending
career Is that a fellow debater
and cheer louder Alnsworth
(iatos Is now Dr. A. (iatos and
a menilHT of the I'anipa Medical
and Surgical Clinic!
Graoy married the former Ernes-
tine Higgins also a McMurry ox
la 19-12. They have two children
.limmy who is three and one-half
years old and Glenda Guy eight
months.
Curriculum Class
To Hear Etter
Mrs. Causseaux
Following- the address given by
Ike .lay principal of Altn Vista
this motnlng two more speeches
ate scheduled to conclude the for-
um series of Education I40ES
"Organization and Administration
of (he School Curriculum" taught
by Dr. Andrew V. Hunt.
Claude Morrison serves as chair-
man of these group discussions
which have featured panel speak-
ers this semester on "Curriculum
Improvement in the World Crisis."
Frank Etter will complete the
elementary curriculum discussion
April 6 while Mrs. Kate Cas-
seaux will be the final speaker
for curriculum planning: and de-
sign Othei speakers this fnr have in-
cluded A. E. Wells director of
curriculum and instruction for
Abilene public school and Charles
ltomine Abielne High principal.
The work of the class has been
divided into 10 units with a class
member responsible for each work-
discussion group.
'Lost Church1 Cast
Give Eleventh
Performance
Eleventh presentation of the re-
ligious drama "The Lost Church"
will be given Sunday evening In
the Novice Methodist church where
Guy Uirdwell McMurry Methodist
student is pastor.
The first production was in Knox
City on Dec. 13. Since that time
the drama has been presented In
the following churches: McAdoo
Avoca Wylie Wingatc Roby
Plum Street Methodist church in
Abilene Drasco Sylvester and
Novice. The drama was also pre-
sented In the McMurry chapel on
Jan. 10.
The team will also be in charge
of the morning worship service.
Speakers are Trcva Ely Norma
Gibson and Joanne Akcns. Albert
Lindley will serve as song leader
and Jean Seller will be the soloist
with Dorothy Wolfe accompany-
ing. Dunne Christian will lead the
responsive reading and Reta Bar-
ringtnn will read the scripture and
lead the prayer. Lynn Manning
and Shirley Hairgrovc will teach
Sunday School classes.
JEWELER K
209 PINE 1
Caravan Director Asks
For McMurry Students
Request for additional young
people to participate in youth cara-
van work this coming summer has
made to the director of religious
activities from Dr. Harvey C.
Brown l.ational caravan director.
MeMurry student Intrrratrn
In becoming caravaners this
summer should contact the Rev.
II. Doyle Ragle director of re-
ligious activities or write direct-
ly to the olllce of the Methodist
Youth Caravan P.O. Box 871
Nashville 2 Tennessee.
Approximately 3S caravan teams
have been requested for this sum-
mer. At present only 103 applica-
tions have been submitted. In or-
der to provide leadership already
requested the national office must
have 110 applications. It is ex-
pected that ftO additional requests
for caravan teams will bo made so
that between 100 and 150 addi-
tional students are needed.
Young people who are interested
in becoming caravaners should
according to the Rev. Ragle "Know
local church youth work from suc-
cessful personal experience." This
is of vital Importance. Without
personal knowledge from recent
experience of the details of a suc-
cessful youth program in the local
church a caravaner cannot hope
to succeed.
"Have at least two years college
background or experience equal to
that. Field reports from past years
warn against caravaners who are
'immature.'
"Must be within Youth Division
age range (not over 23).
"Have outstanding personal
ability; he 'personality plus' pen-
ple; he able to load enthusiasti-
cally and efficiently; lie In good
health; bo willing to work hard;
coliperate under miihtvIhIiiii and
play the game.
"Rank at the top in all Christian
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ABILENE BOWLING PALACE
A good place to meet . . . Open every night
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This Easter fly home on Pioneer. You'll
have a fast comfortable conveniently timed
. fl.'S -.and a lot more lime to spend with
the folks. The low cost of Pioneer travel
will be a pleasant surprise to you too!
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graces and qualities; 1m above re-
proach in every way.
"He able to pay their own travel
expense to caravan training center
and back home from last point of
service as well as incidentals dur-
ing the eight weeks of service"
A typical caravan learn consists
of two young men and two young
w.inien and a counselor. The pur-
pose of the caravan is to help
strengthen the youth program in
the local church and community.
The caravan works in an annual
conference for seven weeks. It
spends one week In each of seven
churches where it goes upon re-
quest of the pastor and the young
people.
Prior to going into the local
church the young people are given
a two weeks training program in
one of the five caravan training
centers established In Iowa North
Carolina Pennsylvania California
and Texas. The Texas training
center is on the McMurry campus
and the dates are June V2-T2.
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JOLLY
CLEANERS
Across the
Street from the
Campus
2234 South 14th
Phone 8329
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The War Whoop (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 22, Ed. 1, Friday, March 16, 1951, newspaper, March 16, 1951; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth100842/m1/2/: accessed June 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting McMurry University Library.