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List
Those Running In Student Elections
(Continued from page 1)
Eddie Johnson
Mike Parker
Stephen Philpy
Bruce Russell
Phillip Schrab
Keith Singleton
Mike Stafford
Michael L. Tiner
David Wohlschlegel
Senior
Gary L. Buis
J. Kyle McNeely
Emile Sendral
Harry Sundberg
Graduate
Russell de Castongrene
Chirra Reddi
At Large
James E. Anthony
Blake Cathey
Nat Hardy
William Marshall
John Pledger
Ron Sparks
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
Sophomore
Kathleen Adams
Kathy Morgan
Mike Todd
Junior
Susan Carstens
Curt Henderson
Carol Moore
John Moore
Keith P. Tyler
Senior
Chet Edwards
Jan Faber
Graduate
George Elliott Zukotynski
At Large
Robert Bard
Louie Gohmert
Travis Henderson
COLLEGE OF SCIENCE
Sophomore
Linda Benavides
Judo GundeTsheimer
Mark Herrington
Craig Leever
Dan Logan
Lucy Stearman
Junior
Barry Buskee
Bob Stewart
Senior
Kent Hamilton
Charles H. Stinson
At Large
Jerry L. Bohannon
Mike Buford
Tim Clader
Steve Grayson
James Muhl
Cindy Murray
Jerry Nickerson
Alton Rogers
Mark Stracke
George Theilen
PRE-VET
Chris Lawson
Bob Ulmstead
Carol Silverthorne
COLLEGE OF VETERINARY
MEDICINE
Mac Glaess
Ernest Hernandez
Ron Sanders
CORPS OF CADETS
Sophomore
Jeffrey Dunn
Hank Maddux
Phil Schneider
Richard Teal
Bob Williams
Junior
Dan Benson
John Tyler
Mike Webb
Dan Gibbs
Tony Pelletier
J. Warren Russell
Stan Sisco
Senior
Steven Bergjans
Barry Bowden
Will Fraser
Don Ganer
Mike Penick
John Rosenbaum
Sam Turner
CIVILIAN RESIDENCE HALLS
LEGGETT-HART
Richard Gallaway
Larry F. Matula
Greg Moses
LAW-PURYEAR
Donald Hackler
Ed Minnich
John Nash
MOSES-DAVIS GARY
Stephen Goble
Mike Klem
MOORE-CROCKER
Glenn McDugle
John Weber
McINNIS-SCHUM ACHER
Najmud Dowla
Larry Walker
WALTON-HOTARD
Paul Szatkowski
SOUTH CAMPUS CIVILIAN
DORMS
Don Hegi
Mike Isenhower
Sam Terry
Paul Zinser
KRUEGER
Becky Beardsley
Jenni Guido
Karen Haws
UNIVERSITY OWNED
APARTMENTS
Michael J. Kellye
Rochelle Lindsay-
Bill Rankin
Joe Ventura
OFF-CAMPUS
Graduate
Floyd Severs
Michael Bunch
Dale Foster
Linda Kay Goss
Beryl McKinnerney
Michael J. Pierson
Herman R. Todd
Delbert C. Towell
Undergraduate
Linda Austin
John Bethancourt
Debi Blackmon
Molly Brewer
Marvin Bridges
Barbara Buchanan
David Carpenter
Bob Couch
Gwen Flynt
Barry Hards
Jackie Heyman
Richard Howard
Joe Layman
Carol Moore
Marc Nall
Noel Spencer
Becky Upham
Patti Whattley
GRADUATE STUDENT
COUNCIL
College of Agriculture
Sam Bays
College of Architecture
Jack Wolfe
College of Education
Floyd G. Bevers
Bennie M. Leeth
Beryl McKinnerney
Henry Ostermann
College of Engineering
Don Adams
Russel de Castongrene
College of Geosciences
Charles Giammona
College of Liberal Arts
Dale Foster
George Elliot Zukotynski
College of Science
Marianne E. Hamm
RESIDENCE HALL
ASSOCIATION
President
Randy Gillespie
Vice President for Student Life
Robert Youngblood
Vice President For Programs
Larry McRoberts
Kay Miles
T. Getterman
Secretary
Doug Kirk
Karin Wilwerding
MSC COUNCIL
Sophomore
Russell Hamley
Bob Welch
Junior
Eddie Johnson
Robert M. Laddusaw
Mike Perrin
La Tonya Perrin
Benny Woods
Senior
Charles H. Stinson
Jerry Stoermer
SENIOR CLASS
President
David Carpenter
Stanley Goatcher
Clint Hackney
Larry Hoelscher
John Pledger
Vice President
Mike Klem
Mark W. Lenneville
J. Kyle McNeely
Scott Steffler
Patrick Troy
Mike Turner
Secretary-Treasurer
Gary Anderson
Rudy Bernhard
Nancy Ondrovik
Ed F. Phillips
Social Secretary
Chris St. John
Historian
Kent Crockett
Mark Viktorin
Yell Leader
Kevin Bean
John Bethancourt
Keith Hazelwood
Mark Mclean
Griff Lasley
Dale O’Reilly
Bobby Sykes
JUNIOR CLASS
President
John S. Aronson
Louie Gohmert
Adrian Pompa
Bob Roberts
Phillip Schraub
Vice President
Dan Anderson
Steve Jackson
William Michael
Stephen Philpy
Doug Thorpe
Secretary-Treasurer
Joe duMenil
Jackie Heyman
Ronnie Maddox
Social Secretary
Susan Carstens
Jeannine Paletta
Keith Singleton
Michael L. Tiner
Yell Leader
Dan Anderson
Joe Hughes
Ron Plackmeir
Adrian Pompa
Hal Ridley
Mark Roberts
Don Shafer
Mark L. Stracke
SOPHOMORE CLASS
President
Mike Alford
Craig J. Bishop
Philip Bohlmann
Casey Keith
Raymond Cutler
Gregg Knape
Dan Logan
Bob Welch
Vice President
Jeff Christiansen
Robin Coppedge
Bill Fisher
Brent Futrell
Edward Kitchen
Craig Leever
Hank Maddux
Stephen C. Smith
Charles E. Snyder
Secretary-Treasurer
Kenneth John Bus
Emzy (Teddy) Jones
Bob Leach
Vito Ponzio
Mark L. Stracke
Social Secretary
Kathleen Adams
Becky Beardsley
Deborah Kay Larson
Donna Schroeder
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Kent Ellis, Evangelist
“JUST A CHRISTIAN”
In our day, and for many generations past, if a person
identifies himself as a Christian, it is quite likely that he will
be asked: “What kind?” If he claims to be no “kind” of a
Christian, just a Christian, and to belong to no denomination,
only to the body of Christ, he will probably be regarded as a
fanatic or eccentric, who has a misguided purpose, deluded mind,
or an impossible dream. Current religious conditions make it dif
ficult for many to conceive of a Christian only. A person who is
neither Catholic nor Protestant is an enigma. People are usually
perplexed, incredulous, insulted, or amused by such a claim.
But why should this seem incredible? What could be more
desirable or simple ? What “kind” of Christians were the Apos
tles? To what denomination did they belong? Would not a per
son have to be very uninformed or very partisan to contend that
the Apostles were denominationalists, going about establishing
different religious bodies, which taught and practiced different
things, being separate from one another?
What about the converts of the Apostles? Did they belong
to different denominations, or to any denomination ? If so, how
and why? What had they done to become part of any denomina
tion ? We know what they did to become Christians, members of
the body of Christ, but what had they done to make them part of
anything more or other than that? It is obvious that the Chris
tians of which we read in the New Testament were not denomina
tional in any respect. They lived, died, served the Lord, and were
saved, never so much as having heard of denominationalism. If
this is what they did under Apostolic direction, this proves it is
the Divine will and that it can be done. We should and can do the
same.
We can be what they were by doing what they did. If fol
lowing the teaching of Christ and his Apostles made their first
followers Christians only, it will do the same for us. The word
of God only makes Christians only. If we distinguish between
human tradition and Divine revelation, and follow only the latter,
it will make us Christians, nothing more, less, or else.
TWIN CITY CHURCH OF CHRIST
3610 Plainsman Lane
Bryan, Texas
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Flute. Cello and Piano
285 Mozart. Wolfgang Amadeus: Piano Ouartet in
G Minor and E Flat Major—Pro Arte Piano
Quartet
290 Hummel, lohann Nepomuk: Septet io D Mi
uor. Quintet in E Flat Major—Melos Ensem
hie
294 Purcell. Henry: The Indian Queen—The St.
Anthony Singers. The English Chamber Or
chestra
305 Berlioz. Hector: Irlande (Nine Melodies), la
Mort D'Ophelie: Chant de la Feto de
Paques—Monteverdi Choir
308 19th A 20th Century Harp Music: Rumanian
Folk Dances—Bela Bartok—Osiau Ellis—
harp
309 17tb 8 18th Century Harp Music: Gavotte
en Rondeau—I. S. Bach—Osian Elis—harp
O 7.19
P 3.59
P 359
P 359
P 359
P 359
P 3.59
Music of King lames I:
Antony Holbome—The Fairy Round and
Many Others—Maurice Andre, lean Pirot—
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i. Philomusica ol
T rumpet
Handel. Gei
seroso—St
London—T wo Reci
eenth
Frederic: L'Allegro id II |
seroso—St. Anthony Singers. I
ord Set
Seventeenth Century Motets: Morning
t—Heinrich Schutz—Emanuel Hurwitz.
Hymi
Nona Liddell—violii
lohai
lolms
Froherger. lohann Jakob: Clavichord Mu
sic—Thurston Dart—clavichord
Bach, lohann Sebastian: Six Frei
BWV 812 BIT — Thurston Dart • clai
Gregorian Chant: Salve Regina and Many
Others—Choir ot the Carmelite Priory, Loo-
don
Purcell. Henry: Dido and Aeneas—St. An
thony Singers. English Chamber Orchestra
Ravel. Maurice: Introduction and Allegra lor
Harp. Debussy. Claude: Sonata lor Flute.
Viola, and Harp. Roussel. Albert: Serenade
lor Fluty. Violin. Viola. Cello and Harp. Ro-
partz. I. Guy: Prelude. Marine and Chansons
for Flute. Violin. Viola. Cello and Harp
TELEFUNKEN
20 Bach, lohann Sebastian: 8 Minor Mass BWV
232—Vienna Choir Boys and Chorus Vieo
nensis. Concentus Musicus. Vienna (with
original instruments) Three Record Set
Boxed with Illustrated Booklet
22519 Reger. Max: The large Organ Works—
Rosalindi
h Suites,
landlord
Man
P 359
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P 359 43090
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P 359
P 359
P 359
P 7.19
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Humperdinck. Engle
(Complete
sir ol
t Stall
Reger.
nglehert: Hansel and Gre-
Opera in 3 Acts)—Boys
resden Cross Choir. Ores-
Choir ol the Ore:
den State Orchestra
Max: Variations and Fugue on a
Theme by Mozart. Op. 132—Theme—
Iheme-
Andante Graziosa. Ballet Suite. Op
ony
Amadeus: Quartet io
:iosa.
130—Bamberg Symphon]
Mozart. WoHgang. Amadeus: Ouartet in
0 Major lor Flute. Violin. Voila. and Viol-
incello and Others with Frans Vaster-
Mute. Ad Mater—oboe and Hermann
Baumann—horn
The Virtuoso Trumpet—Haydn. Purcell.
Mozart. Telemann—Theo Mertens—
Trumpet
The Virtuoso Flute: Bach. Poulenc. Mes
siaen and Martin with Aurele Nicolet
I
P 359
P 359
siaen and Martin wi
playing llute and Gerty Herzog on piano
43100 Brahms, lohannes: Sacred and Secular
Choral Mosic—Monteverdi Choir. Ham
burg
43104 March Music at the Brandenburg Prus-
siao Court—Wind Band ot Army Music
Corps No. 6. Hamburg
43106 Schubert. Franz: Piano Trios (Complete)
—Wiener Trio—Rudoll Buchbiodet—
piano. Two Record Set
43114 Reger. Max Choral Worts—Berlin Sym
phony Orchestra—Max van Egmond—
baritone
43121 Mozart. Wolfgang Amadeus: Concert Ar
ias—Staatskapele Dresden
fek ■
Felicia Weathi
ias—Verdi.
Cilea—Felicia
[hers Sings Italian Opera
Giordano. Puccini Borto.
cia Weathers—soprano-
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