Daniel Baker College - The Trail Yearbook (Brownwood, TX)

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STUDENT ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL UVt Kara Newton, President Huck Skiles, Vice-President Martha Weller, Secretary Glenn Wagnon, President, Senior Class Matthew Watley, Vice-President Mary E. Wilson, Secretary Gaston Alford, President Junior Class Preston Watson, Vice-President Emma Catherine Hall, Secretary George Allcorn, Pres. Sophomore Class Paul Gregory, Vice-President Margaret Cole, Secretary Ben Wagnon, President Freshman Class Jane Vernon, Vice-President Sybil Wiginton, Secretary

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FINE ARTS BUILDING S. R. Coggin Memorial Chapel. Here are housed the home eeonomics depart- ment, the fine arts department, and the publications offices. Coggin Chapel is the scene of Hill Billy programs, entertainments, pep-rallies, and religious services. It is here that the students gather to discuss their problems, to hear gifted speakers, to enjoy the talents of their fellow students and others who may be brought before them. This was the building which housed one of the most enthusiastic home-coming gatherings in the history of the school, 1937; it was here that the Footlight Players presented their masterpieces, “Last of the Ruthvens,” “Sigurd, The Mountain Boy,” and “Two Too Many”; here Thomas J. Currie, James Hardy, Dr. John Power, and other great religious leaders addressed the students; much of the extra-curricular work of the college was planned and executed within these walls; in the auditorium may be found many curios, interesting relics and trophies from all over the world. Coggin Memorial Chapel is a storehouse of memories for every Daniel Baker student.