FEBRUARY 1, 1963 VOLUME 48—NO. 16 HOWARD COLLEGE, BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Bowden Leaves Today For FSU Coaching Job By Wayne Atcheson *x % Florida State University swept Head Football Coach Bobby Bowden en! |{ “NE Choir Tour Concludes to their coaching staff this week. sta acts Woek are Um’, 7 fu right) Woman : 46 Apply The cbach, who came back to. of religious activities it Yvard (back, let a: Ss his alma mater four years ago and i and Bobby Glaze, Dou: Sgrings. Hin, With Campus Concert made Howard one of the best small To Succeed college grid machines in the na- tion, submitted his resignation to position. The A C.ppella Choir, under the Bowden President Leslie S. Wright to ac- jes Committees direction of Dr. George Koski, will The choir, now on tour, will ar- cept the new position. By Bill Nunnelley present its annual Homecoming rive back Sunday, February 3, al- Coach Bowden asked to be-re- Concert on Tuesday, February 5th ter giving concerts in Nashville, Probably the most sought-after leased from his contract at Heward at 8 pm. in the college chapel Tennessee: Memphis, Tennessee: gentleman on the Howard campus today, and President Wright stated hristmas The choir will premier the award- West Memphis, Arkansas; and last week was Bobby Bowden, a Monday that he had accepted his Focus of Greenville, Mississippi. | winning eriry in the Festival young gridiron genius who owns a resignation with much regret. contest. 53-17 won-lost record for eight vears . George Duncan, surgeon Bares; Arts chora composition Jackson, Mississippi; Pineville, Florida State athletic officials first faculty advisor, P wl Mi associate professor Louisiana: Baton Rouge, Louisiana: of college coaching. contacted Coach Bowden about the [ashville, Tennessee: 3nd lor. Danella Richard W llis, Vinson, Davi: Cure Shorter College in New Orleans Louisiana; Mobile, job at the Atlanta Quarterback Club i Mrs. Roy Bass attor:ey and of music at The seeker was Florida State N. ney Eth ridge. for Banquet almost three wee k s ago. bmemaker from Lubbock, Rome. Georgia, will be present Alabama; Decatur, Alabama; Tal- University, fully aware of Bow. of his com- lassee, Alabama; Dothan, Ala- den’s success and hopeful he would Last Saturday Coach Bowden went d ’ the first performance ; a 1 are Reb. Sloa " Bg to Tallahassee and huddled with the Ns will begin at 10 bama: Pensacola, Florida: Colum- accept their offer to become an as- am. Mr. George Smith, fits, bus, Georgia; and Pepperell, Ala- FSU officials. > .m, each day sistant coach at the Tallahassee during Chris- Jud’ Scott, Katty Freem mn. and On his, return Monday, he sub- us Week. Special bama. school. conier- | Joye Cox, Ja Newsman Bowden accepted, tendering his mitted his resignation to Presicent in he. arranged during the The program for the Homecom- Mimbers of tle special confer ing Concert will be divided into resignation as Howard's head coach | awho said, “that the college 4 ie gues Sweakers Vill ancis, tand in the way of Bow- Committee are Dour Cash, three parts. Included in the sec- Monday to go into effect today. Us classrooms. cha rman kement toward his goal Richa'd Queen. David Speaks In tions will be “Sing and Praise Je- This action left the Bulldog top ers of the Spiritual Prep- Graves and Marilyn Vick. spot vacant. It remains so this 07 ch in a major confer- Con indice are Mike hovah,” by Palestrina: ‘Die Mit Fi ak. , The committee ‘or music is com. Tranen Saen’’, by Herman Schein; morning. ° and Chen] Gurls The 33-year old mentor said Tues- , don psd o Tin 5 shorn, ch airman LectureSeries “Crucifixus” by Antonio Lotti; But there was a ready replace- an A day, “This is a golden opportunity (Judy Kay Middleton, Kay Hamil Fly- ment for Bowden as Howard's IS of the committee “Wake, Awake, For Night Is for me and 1 am looking forward on ton, Arlene Phill p- Corde Hari Paul Niten. noted radio and tele- ing’, by Nicolai - Christiansen: “most sought - after” gentleman: and literature are Millie to it I hate to leave because How- son, Tommy Smith, and. Lary vision new: commentator and form- “Thou Life of Life”, by Paul Athletic Director James Sharmon, chairman, Mrs. Sandra Gra jam. fell the job of screen- ard is my school and my home and | er chief'o’ CBS's Moscow Bureau, Tchesnokov; To Sharman v Uy advisor, Sandra Ken- M mbers of th Classroon Visi ing numerous applicants and com- I've enjoyed working with the fine All Creatures of God His d Margie Anderson . {‘laticn Committee are Bob Gla will speak at Howard as part of “Let ing up with a successor to Bowden. people here. |, Sing”’, by Kalinnikov; “‘Lul- pers of the Hospitality Cym- chai ‘man, Sandra Malone, znd Cli the Concert and Lecture Series Praises And whereas only a single force Especially, am I thankful for the laby on Christmas Eve’, arranged student body and for the support and are Mozella Pettus, chair. ford Tharp. hr February 11. had sought Bobby. a whole host has : F. Melius Christiansen: “Worthy enthusiasm they gave us,” he stat- dl Jones, Monty White, ol Ot ier committe * membeis have He will discuss “The New Fron- by been after Sharman. arranged by Alice tham and Charles Mat in not been selecte | tier and tiie Cold War’ at 8 p.m. the Lamb’, Coaches eager to move to How- ed. “I don’t expect to find a better Parker and Robert Shaw: ‘His student body and faculty than the Committee mem. r: Sn in Reid Chapel. ard, inquisitive newspapermen, and | the Sound”, by Saman- one here at Howard. It is they that ne Dee Bi, Shirwan, The announcement was made -by Voice As just plain Howard fans have be- Dr | Skies Cleaned or Dyed Any Color | : Coach Bobby Bowden have made our success here pos- nceford, Y aaviior, Mike Bradley, president of the thra: (Continued on Page 4) ) 1 Don’t Feel No-Ways sible.” avis, Gay Morris, Dottie MT. BROOK sponsoring Student Government As- “Lord. | Johnson: President Wright said of Coach : ysociation. Tired’, arranged by Hall the Very Thought of Thee”, Bowden, “in addition to his leader- ers of the Evaluation and | Vat onal Blue Rikon Award Winse | Niven appears on CBS's “Wash- “Jesu. List Of == to God Releases ship on the football field. Coach tion Committee by Richard Proulx: “Glory Dean are Wayre | One Stop Shoe Repair Service J ington Conversation,” a weekly Bowden has been an inspiration to I. chairman, in the Highest’, by Randall Thomp- ! Mr. Walir 1 | */5 Cahaba Rea; — Ph. TR 8811 television interview program. He the student body.” : Le has covered the political scene in son: “The Death of Absalom’, by He is a man of fine Christian Robert L. Sanders: and ‘How Fair Washingtor for the past few years. Roll Students principles and has been completely FOR RENT | — WIT the Church”, by F. Melius Chris- Honor Prior to that, he had dene over- at home on the campus of a church- tment near campus wir | | Head Shrinking tiansen. seas reporting for a dozen years the tabulation of final Harold Levert Hale, Virginia B. ; nS ond bath for one oi Nin. Brook Barber Shop | Student officers of the choir are With related institution. We wish him all from the nost important news cen- John A. Hall, Myra Nell Hayes, Marie possible happiness and success in en ¥ ne "” / u » i and How- grades the office of Dean ters of the world, including London, Richard Cross, president; welling. Will furnish © : 0 d Director, the list of honor Louise Henninger, Paulette Susan his newposition.” Berlin, Paris, and Moscow. ard Woodard, Student Fincher released ant. Jack Day an the During Coach Bowden's stay at Niven is one of a series of top- Judy Kaye Middleton serves who broke the 2.5 mark. Hinton, Katherine R Howland, all TR 1-5207 | Jimmy Williams students Howard his teams were triumphant choir as soprano section leader; A's. 'Harriete Hudson, Nora M. Hun- notch lecturers and entertainers Nine students pulled all in 31 of 37 contests. Howard's foot- Phillips serves as alto sec- toon, James T. Jackson, Doris brought to Howard by the SGA Arlene They are Elizabeth B. Brummet, ball teams had won 28 games in the series. Earlier visitors included tion leader; Herman Murdock Frances Johnston, Mary Helen EL —— and Maralyn Ann Chris- previous 15 years. actor Ernest Borgnine, lecturers serves as tenor section leader; junior in math; Johnston, Virginia L. Johnston, bass Last season when Coach Bowden's Lisa Sergic and Richard Armour, Howard Woodard serves as tian, sophomore in élementary edu- Bart Franklin Kennedy, Paul TOUR junior squad knocked off Chattanooga and IN-BRYAN section leader. Margaret England, Reeder Kimbrough Kirk Hubert and pianist Roger Williams. cation: Furman, people were convinced that in history: Mary Lane Holland, sen-- Kniep, Aurey F. Lancaster, Howard football was tops in small Charles E. Langston, Larry James jor in journalism; Mary Tharpe college ranks. These victories all go AND AND EUJROPE Lemely, Donald Eugene Lytle, | back to Coach Bowden who fig- Professors junior in home economics; 2 Music Lawler, Shirley Anne McDonald, Judith Walter Clayton McCoy, junior in ured the strategy it took to whip nd Attend | Ann -Malone, Donna Gail Manning, teams ‘ike these. : : sociology: Peggy T. McKnight, sen- Charles T. Maples Marilyn Kay Coach Bowden developed three Lit- Wreck jor. in pharmacy; Martha Diane Injured In Car Martin, Sandra Gail Martin, tle All-American while at Howard, 'OUTH CONG ES: IN BEIRUT | Seymour, junior in French and Regional Brenda Ann Maynor and Melba in tackle Bennie Storie (1959), half- Two mernbers of the Howard presented a concert to the Donna Ann Vail sophomore in at the Sue Middleton.