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Show m yr WESTMINSTER Vol. XI, No. 10 Dr. Edler G. Hawkins, Modera- and as secretary of the Commistor of the United Presbyterian sion on Religion and Race. Church in the U.S.A. was present See Page 3 Judy Rice, Elayne Williams, Karen Nichtern, Gwen Aupperle, Dick Clark, George Ligeros, Bob Haines, Skip Hill, Joe Vasquez, Linda Kelm, Bonnie Dugan, Heather Maynard, Carol Cook; fourth row from left Ann Wheeler, Cheryl Axtell, Charla Towner, MarUyn Pierce, Bob Nichols, Gary Stark, Bill Know, Stan Clark, Mike Shaw, Pat Panchison, Donna Stewart, Mardell Neill, and Carlotta Garcia. Activity Budget Broken Down on Student Request Choir to Leave Sunday For Western States Tour The Westminster College Con- cert Choir will leave March 28 for the annual spring tour. The choir, under the direction of professor Max Hodges, will appear in churches and schools in eight Nevada and California towns. tour will end May The week-lon- g 4 in Salt Lake City for the home 42-vo- In answer to a request the student activity budget is broken down in the following approximate percentages. With some minor exceptions the projected budget corresponds to the actual budget. ice concert. Each hour program will be chosen from sixteen selections the choir has prepared. They include the Gloria Patir by Palestrina; the Adoramus te, Christe by Wednesday at the weekly Westminster convocation. The New York clergyman arrived in Salt Lake City, Tuesday, when he conferred with civil rights workers and ministers at the First Presbyterian Church. Dr. Hawkins, a graduate of Union Theological Seminary, was former pastor of the St. Augustine Pres- byterian Church, Bronx, New York. He has represented the church on preaching missions to Puerto Rico and at the inauguration of the independent nation of Nigeria and in a Presbyterian deputation to the Cameroons. In other capacities, Dr. Hawkins has served as moderator of the Presbytery of New York City; as a director of the Presbyterian Progress Foundation; as a member of the Board of Christian Education, National Presbyterian Health aixl Welfare Association; Friday, March 26, 1965 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Choir members are from first row left Sherrie Smith, Diana Sepal, Delena Berg, Byron Clayton, Andy Cockburn, Sam Johnson, John Pavich, Leon Athas, Gerda Van Klaveren, Sue Arnot, Marie Yeong; second row from left Phoebe Pack, Brenda Wood, Mary Ann Schepler, Meg Megeath, Gary Jenkins, Dave Harris, John Spacer, Allan Austin, Judy Bloker, Sherry Mullikin, Cindy Montgomery, Vickie Gregory; third from left Hawkins Stresses Responsibilities of U. S. Campuses COLLEGE $20,000 Given To Parsons Most of the items in the miscellaneous funds will be separately budgeted for next year. Not all conventions are held, but at the time of budgeting they must be taken into the accounts. Any amounts not spent are carried over to the foUowing year in the student activity fund. See Page 4 for graph. Westminster College has been notified that a $10,000 grant has been allocated by the Methodist Church to be used in financing operations for the 1965-6- 6 school year, E. Dale Peak, Chairman of the Westminster College Development Fund and Manager of Customer Services, United Air Lines, announced today. This is the second $10,000 grant appropriated to Westminster College by the Division of Higher Education Continued on Page 2 O God When Thou Roselli; Ap-pear- est All Breath- by Mozart; Hear My by Bach; O Let God by Kopyloff; Cry, Thy Holy Spirit Come Upon Us O, Clap Your by Tschesnokoff; Hands by Williams; Brazilian Psalm by Berger; The Paper Reeds By The Brooks by Thompson; Deo Gracias by Britton; O Lord God, Unto Whom Ven- ing Life geance Belongeth by Baker; The Lament For Beowulf by Hanson; Love-Son- g Waltzes by Brahms; Kodaly; Habanera by Evening Waters Ripple and by Bizet; Flow by Taylor and the finale Broadway Comes to West- minster. Accompanists for the performance will be Sherry Mullikin, Andy Cockburn and Gary Stark. Mrs. Elizabeth Syme is the tour man- ager. vec 50 S An enroUment of over 500 at Westminster is expected for the 1965 academic year said Howard Eischeid, Director of Admissions last week. The increase wUl top last years five percent rise. |
