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PAGE 6-The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, May 11,1972 Newberry College staff members look over and admire the 15 new instruments given to the Depart ment of Music by Fred W. Hernandez of Catano, Puerto Rico. Hernandez graduated from Newberry in 1954. From left, Dr. Milton W. Moore, head of the department of music; Charles Pruitt, associate pro fessor of music; and Philip Kelly, director of alumni affairs. COLLEGE NAMES. . . (Continued from page 5) Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary, Columbia, S. C., Union Seminary in New York, the Hartford Theological Se minary, Hartford, Conn., and Marburg University in Ger many. F. SCOTT ELLIOTT, SR. F. Scott Elliott, Sr. came to Newberry in 1946 after study ing and teaching at Duke Uni versity and teaching at Ashe ville Teachers College. Elliott is the current presi dent of the Newberry College chapter of the American Asso ciation of University Professors and has served as an officer in several church, civic ajnd frater nal organizations in Newberry and South Carolina including the Sons of the American Re volution, Civitan International and the Newberry Civic Club. In addition to leading the College chapter of AAUP, he is the current president of the Newberry Civic Club; chaplain of the South Carolina Society of the Sons of the American Revolution; vice president of the Newberry County Mental Health Association; secretary of the Newberry Fraternal Hall Corporation; secretary of the Newberry Amity Masonic Lodge No. 87, A.F.M.; and a Sunday School teacher at the Central United Methodist Church in Newberry. Elliott received his bachelor’s degree from Dartmouth Col lege, his master’s degree from Duke University and complet ed additional graduate work at Duke University. MISS NELL HENRY Nell Henry is stepping down from her teaching duties after serving on the Newberry facul ty since 1958. Miss Henry has also taught at three other South Carolina colleges and univer sities: Lander College, Lime stone College, and the Univer sity of South Carolina. She was also a technician at the Uni versity of North Carolina Me dical School. In 1967 she was one of two recipients to receive a faculty achievement award; the award was given by Dr. and Mrs. William S. Boyd of Augusta, Ga., to reward interest and achievement in teaching. She is a member of Newberry’s Cen tral United Methodist Church. HUBERT H. SETZLER The senior member of the faculty, Hubert Setzler is also retiring this year. He came to the College in 1933 after leach ing at Whitmire High School and working for the State De partment of Education. In addition to teaching che mistry and biology courses, Setzler has also been active in the College’s athletic pro- nioti. % er J &LJau SUN., MAY 14th ★ HOSIERY—by Hanes, Beauty Mist ★ HOUSE SLIPPERS—by Daniel Green and Wellco Foam Tred ★ HANDBAGS-$6.99 up ★ GIFT CERTIFICATES a • Red Cross, Socialites and Many Other Brands Anderson’s Shoe Store gram and is the present chair man of the Athletic Council and is the College’s faculty re presentative to the Carolinas Intercollegiate Conference. He has also been active in civic and social organizations in Newberry including serving as the president of the New berry Kiwanis Club and the Country Club. In March Setzler was given the Newberry Exchange Club’s Book of Golden Deeds for his outstanding service to his fel- lowman. A 1926 graduate of Newberry, he received his master’s de gree from George Peabody Uni versity and did additional gra duate work at Vanderbuilt University. * The quintet of educators will be honored by the College’s staff and faculty at a luncheon on May 22. MISS NEWBERRY AT YORK COUNTY PAGEANT Jan Rader, the current Miss Newberry will be present at the York County Beauty Pa geant on Friday and Saturday, May 12 and 13. She will assist with the ceremonies and will be presented as Miss Miss New berry and S. C. Grape Queen. She will also be the special entertainment. She will perforin three musical renditions on her clarinet. Jan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Rader of Prosperity, S. C. A useful device for poling a boat is a pole vaulter’s pole with a “duck foot” added to the bottom for greater purchase. —Sports Afield The giant moose of Alaska and the Yukon may stand as high as seven feet six inches at the withers. Sports Afield Sunday, May 14 Sets by Yardley Sets by Revlon Faberege Max Factor Sets $4.50 to $6.75 $5.50 to $15.00 $2.50 to $6.00 $3.75 to $6.00 Ladies Electric Razors — Lady Sun beam $10.95, Norelco $10.49, and Lady Schick $12.99. Sibon Bath Oil on SPECIAL— $1.75, $2.75 and $3.50 Candies HOLLINGSWORTH $2.35, $2.50 & $3.00 PANGBURNS $1.70, $2.50 & $4.00 4— — 1212 Main St Ph. 276-3412 Newberry, South Carolina