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© WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1946
- SUGGESTED NEW BY-LAWS—UNANIMOUSLY
APPROVED BY BOARD OF DIRECTORS WITH
RECOMMENDATION THAT THEY BE ADOPTED AT
~ ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION
ON MAY 26, 1946
ARTICLE I-—-MEMBERSHIP
Section 1
~All students who. have been enrolled in
~ Agricultural and Mechanical
any of the regular College courses of the
College of
Texas and all persons who have received
advanced or honorary degrees from the Col-
2 lege shall be members of this Association.
Section 2
Friends of this Association or of the Col-
lege may become Associate Members of
the Association upon election by majority
vote of those present at any regular meet-
_ ing of the Association Council. They shall
“enjoy all the privileges of membership
except the right to vote or to hold office.
Section 3
Any person who has rendered conspicuous
service to this Association, or to the A. &
~ M. College of Texas, or to the advancement
of education in Texas, may, by a two-thirds
~ vote of the Association Council present at
the annual meeting, be elected an honorary
member of the Association, who shall enjoy
~ 8ll of the privileges of membership, except
the right of holding office.
~_ ARTICLE II—ORGANIZATION
~ Section 1. The Association Council
The governing body of the Association
shall be an Association Council composed
~ and selected, as follows:
(a) One representative from each regu-
larly chartered local Texas A. & M. Club,
elected by a majority vote of such local
chartered club at an election at a meeting
of such local club on or before March 1st
in each calendar year. In the event of a
vacancy due to death or resignation of such
representative, the local club shall fill such
vacancy at its next meeting and its Presi-
dent shall serve until such meeting is held.
(b) One representative from each regu-
larly organized class that has graduated
from the College, with the exception of
~ those older classes which are joined togeth-
er as members of the “Pioneer” or “Old
~ Guard” classes, which class group shall be
represented by its class agent. Class repre-
sentatives shall be elected by each senior
class in the College and further elections
of such representatives shall be held at each
reunion of such class every five years there-
after. Pending such elections, the desig-
nated class agent shall serve as the repre-
sentative of his class. In the event of a vac-
ancy due to death or resignation of such
representatives, the President of such class
~ shall fill the vacancy himself until an elec-
tion can be held, or shall designate another
~ member of the class to fill the vacancy.
~ (e) Each living Past President of the As-
sociation shall be ex officio a member of
~ the Council.
(d) The elected officers of each senior
class and the President of each junior class
on the campus shall ex officio be members
of the Council.
(e) One representative on the Council
shall Pe elected from each of the Texas
State Senatorial Districts as hereinafter
provided.
(f) Ten (10) Councilmen-at-large shall
be elected as hereinafter provided.
The representatives from each chartered
club, from each class, from each state Sen-
atorial district and from the junior and
senior classes on the campus shall be per-
mitted to designate a proxy for represen-
tation in any given meeting of the Coun-
cil, provided that such proxy shall also be
a member of the same chartered club, or of
the same class, or reside in the same dis-
trict, as the Council member he represents,
and provided further that his duly signed
proxy appointment be presented to the
President or Secretary of the Association
before the opening of the meeting at which
he serves.
Section 2. The Executive Board
There shall be an Executive Board of
ten members to be elected by the Council
at its annual meeting in the spring of
each year. The President and Vice Presi-
dents of the Association, and the Executive
Secretary, shall be ex officio members of
the Executive Board. The remaining six
members of the Board shall be elected to
serve for two years, irrespective of their
continued membership on the Council. Three
shall be elected each year to provide over-
lapping terms of service.
Section 8. Officers
The officers of the Association shall con-
sist of a President, two Vice Presidents
and the Executive Secretary-Treasurer, who
shall be elected as hereinafter provided.
Section 4. The Executive Secretary
The Executive Secretary shall be a mem-
ber of the Association and shall be appoint-
ed by the Executive Board at the beginning
of each year at a salary to be fixed by the
Board.
Section 5. Student Loan Fund Trustees
The Student Loan Fund Trustees shall
consist of the President and the Executive
Secretary ‘of the Association, and three
members of the Association to be elected by
the Council at its annual meeting.
Section 6. Athletic Council Representatives
Former student representation on the
Athletic Council of the College shall con-
sist of two men elected by the Council as
follows: one to be elected each year to
serve a two-year term. No member shall
succeed himself as a member of the Ath-
letic Council.
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Section 7. The Texas A. & M.
Development Fund Direetors
Association representation om the Board
of Directors of the Texas A. & M. Devel-
opment Fund shall be elected annually by
the Council, as requested and required by
the Bylaws of the Fund, provided such By-
laws meet the approval of the Council.
Section 8 Vacancies
A vacancy in the office or the President
shall be filled until the next annual elec-
tion by the Vice Presidents in order of
seniority by class years. Other vacancies
in elected offices shall be filled by the Ex-
ecutive Board until the next duly provided
election by the Council.
ARTICLE III—
NOMINATIONS AND ELECTIONS
Section 1. The Association Council
(a) Members of the Association Council
as provided in Article II, Section 1, para-
graphs A, B, C and D shall be elected as
provided in those respective paragraphs.
(b) District and at-large members of the
Associaton Council as provided in Article
II, Section 1, paragraphs E and F, shall
be nominated and elected as follows:
On or before January first of each year
the President of the Association shall ap-
point a Nominating Committee of not less
than five members and announce their
names and addresses in the next succeeding
issue of The Texas Aggie. That Committee
shall nominate at least one member of the
Association from each of the State Senat-
orial Districts for election as a member of
the Association Council. The Committee
shall also nominate at least ten members
of the Association for at-large representa-
tives on the Association Council. The Com-
mittee’s nominations shall be placed in
the hands of the Executive Secretary of the
Association not later than February first
of each year.
Other nominations may be made by writ-
ten petition signed by not less than 25
members of the Association and placed in
the hands of the Executive Secretary not
later than February first of each year.
All nominations shall be placed upon a
ballot, with the additional provision for a
write-in vote. The ballot shall be mailed,
or printed in The Texas Aggie, not later
than February 15 each year.
For election of District Councilmen mem-
bers of the Association may vote only for
the Councilman representing the district
in which they reside. For election of at-
large Councilmen all members of the Assoc-
iation are eligible to vote.
Ballots or votes must be signed by the
Association member voting and giving his
address and class. All ballots or votes must
be delivered to the office of the Association
at College Station, Texas, not later than
five p.m., March first. A Teller’s Commit-
tee, appointed by the President, shall count
the ballots and certify to the President
the names of those elected, not later than
March 5. The Executive Secretary shall
at once notify the Councilmen of their
election.
Section 2. The Executive Board,
the Officers, Student Loan Fund
Trustees, Representatives on
Athletic Council, and Directors .
of the Texas A&M College De-
velopment Fund,
The above offices shall be filled by major-
ity vote of Councilmen present at the an-
nual spring meeting of the Association
Council. In order that advance considera-
tion may be given to these elections the
President of the Association shall appoint
a Nominating Committee of not less than
five members of the Council not later than
March 10. It shall be the duty of the Com-
mittee to suggest to the Council nominees
for the above offices. Other nominations
may be made by petition signed by five
members of the Council. y
Election of these officers shall be by
majority vote of Councilmen present at
the annual spring meeting of the Council.
Those elected shall serve until their suc-
cessors are named. In the event of death
or resignation a successor shall be named
by the Executive Board or by the next
regular meeting of the Association Coun-
cil.
ARTICLE IV—DUTIES
Section 1. The Association Council
The Council has a double responsibility.
It shall be the governing body of the As-
sociation and shall be responsible for its
management, policies and program. It
shall further be the representative of the
Association among the clubs, classes, dis-
tricts and groups from which its members
are drawn. The Council shall endeavor to
assist the College and the Association in
every possible manner and through its
members secure the interest and coopera-
tion of other members of the Association
and friends of the College.
Section 2. The Executive Board
The Executive Board shall carry on the
affairs of the Council between meetings,
shall make and present to the Council an
annual report and a budget of estimated
revenue and expense, and shall direct and
supervise the detailed features of the As-
sociation and its program.
Section 8. The President
The President shall preside at all meet-
ings of the Association, of the Council,
and of the Executive Board; appoint com-
mittees ; and perform such other duties as
may pertain to the office.
Section 4. The Vice Presidents
In the absence of the President, the Vice
Presidents shall perform the duties of the
President in order of their class seniority.
They shall perform such other duties as
the President may request. -
Section 5.
The Executive Secretary-Treasurer
The Executive Secretary-Treasurer shall
perform such duties and be under such
corporate surety bond as the Executive
Board may determine. He shall be the Ex-
ecutive Officer of the Association, shall
attend all meetings of the Executive Board
and Association Council, and shall keep all
the records and proceedings thereof. He
shall, under the direction of the Executive
Board, have charge of the books and ac-
counts of the Association, conduct the cor-
respondence, be responsible for the prop-
erty of the Association, prepare and as
nearly as possible keep up-to-date a di-
rectory of graduates and former students,
be in full charge of all departments of the
Association, cooperate with the College,
and in general carry out such duties as
may be assigned to him by the Executive
Board. The Executive Secretary-Treasurer
shall be responsible for the receipt, dis-
bursement and proper acknowledgment of
all moneys or other contributions and for
the adequate accounting of the same.
Section 6. The Student Loan Trustees
The Student Loan Fund Trustees shall
have sole and distinct supervision of the
handling and loaning of funds acquired
by the Association for loans to students
attending the College, subject to such gen-
eral policy as the Council may establish and
in conformity with the terms of any gifts
or endowments. The Trustees are empow-
ered to make rules and regulations for the
proper conduct of student loan fund opera-
tions. Their action shall be subject to
change by a two-thirds vote of the entire
Association Council.
ARTICLE V—MEETINGS
Section 1. Of the Association Council
(a) The regular annual meeting of the
Council shall be held on the campus each
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E. V. Williams, Farwell, Texas, and R. G. Evans, Santa Anna, Texas, at
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$35.00
Common Sweet Sudan
We offer the following
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Farwell, Texas
CERTIFIED FIELD SEED — BLUE TAGGED
Hegari and Early Hegari
$7.50
Black Hull Kafir
7.50
7.50 Midland Milo
Imperial Kafir
Bomita: v
7.50 Atlas Sargo
Martin also Plainsman Milo
Double Dwarf also Quadroon
also Westland
Selected Seed From Certified Parent Stock, Bagged, Tested and Tagged
Red Top Cane Seed
African Millet also German
Hegari also Early Hegari .
Black Hull Kafir
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Phone 3501
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A. & M. MEN
1941
Tom Richey
Western Wool & Mohair Co.
Box 449, San Angelo
Mr. and Mrs.: A. McAllister Ste-
wart; Richard E. Grayson.
Lt. R. B. Cashion, Jr., is home-
ward bound and will be getting
mail at Coldspring, Texas . . . .
John J. Walker is getting mail at
115 Circle Dormitories, Baylor U.,
Waco, Texas . . . . Major L. T.
Blake, Jr., is getting mail at Hqrs.
52nd TC Wg. Bergstrom Field,
Austin.
Tony Varisco and his bride are
living in Bryan, following their re-
cent marriage. Tony received his
discharge from the Medical Corps,
having served twenty-two months
in England, France and Belgium .
. . Wm. A. Matkin has returned
from overseas and living at Del
Rio, Texas, 210 Ave. E.
Major Jack Littlejohn is station-
ed at Bad Kissengen, Germany, and
is Air Administrative Inspector
for the XII Tactical Air Command,
APO 62, c/o P.M., New York. He
has a brother, Lt. Tommie Little-
john, ’39, enroute home to the
states, who has been stationed
nearby. . . . John Watt Page, Jr.,
served as 1st. Lt. in the 36th Divi-
sion, taking his training at Camp
Bowie and Florida. He went over-
seas in April of 1943, leaving his
division in January ’44 at Casino
and joining the Rome Area Com-
mand. His last overseas duty was
as Chief of Real Estate. He was
hospitalized and returned to the
states in October, 1945, and is now
at Brooke General Hospital, Fort
Sam Houston. He holds the bronze
spring on a definite date designated from
year to year by the Executive Board.
(b) A fall meeting of the Council may
be held on the campus on a date designated
by the Executive Board if such meeting is
at all possible and practical.
(c) Additional or special meetings of the
Council may be called either by action of
the Executive Board or by petition to the
President when signed by twenty-five mem-
bers of the Council.
(d) Twenty-five per cent of the members
of the Council shall constitute a quorum.
Section 2. Of the Executive Board
(a) The Executive Board shall hold at
least three meetings during the year.
(b) The first meeting shall be held with-
in thirty days following the annual meeting
of the Council in order to organize and
transact such other business as may be nec-
essary.
(ec) The second meeting shall be held on
some date during the months of Septem-
ber October or November.
(d) The third meeting shall be held dur-
ing the months of January,February or
March.
(e) Additional or special meetings may
be called by action of the Board itself, by
the President or by written requests of
three members to the President.
(f) Six members of the Executive Board
shall constitute a quorum for meetings of
that Board.
Section 3. Order of Business
The Association Council
. Call to order and remarks of pre-
siding officer.
. Reading of Minutes
. Elections
. Reports of Officers
. Reports of Committees
. Unfinished business
. New business
. Miscellaneous
(b) The Executive Board
Same as for Council :
ARTICLE VI—COMMITTEES
Section 1
The Executive Board shall authorize the
appointment of such standing and special
committees as may be required.
ARTICLE VII
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
Section 1. Purpose 4
There shall be an official publication of
this Association to be known as the ‘Texas
Aggie” to be issued periodically, the pur-
pose of which shall be to keep the former
students of the College informed of general
former student undertakings, of matters
of particular interest to former student
groups or-individuals, and of general Col-
lege progress and plans. :
Section 2. Direction and Control
The Texas Aggie shall be published by
the Association under the direction of the
Council, the Executive Board and the Ex-
ecutive Secretary.
Section 3. Circulation
The Texas Aggie shall be sent to all
members participating in the financial
program of the Association, whatever such
program shall be, and to any others desig-
nated by the Council.
ARTICLE VIII—
THE STUDENT LOAN FUNDS
. Section 1
The Student Loan Funds of the Associa-
tion shall be under the distinct supervision
of the Student Loan Fund Trustees, and
shall be administered in accordance with
general rules established by the Trustees,
subject to such general policy as the Coun-
cil may establish and in conformity with
the specific terms of any gifts or endow-
ments. Student Loan Funds shall be main-
tained in separate bank accounts, and
separate records shall be kept.
ARTICLE IX—THE TEXAS A. &M.
DEVELOPMENT FUND
(a) The Texas A. & M. Development
Fund is designated as the official agency
for the solicitation of contributions for
the maintenance of the Association and
for the benefit of the College. The Presi-
dent of the Association shall be an ex of-
ficio member of the Board of said Fund,
and the Executive Secretary of the Assoc-
iation shall be an executive officer of such
fund. Association representation on the
governing Board of such Fund shall be
chosen in accordance with the Constitu-
tion of the Fund, provided such Constitu-
Sion be approved by the Association Coun-
cil.
(b) Promotion and development of the
Development Fund program shall be re-
garded as one of the major purposes and
objectives of the Association. 1
ARTICLE X—A. & M. CLUBS
Each regularly organized local A. &
M. Club shall be given a charter by the
Association in accordance with rules and
regulations laid down by the Executive
Board and approved by the Association
Council. Each chartered club shall have
the privilege of electing one of its members
as its representative on the Council as
heretofore provided. The Association shall
not be involved or held responsible for any
financial affairs of any local club, nor
shall any local club be held responsible
for any obligation of the Association.
To hold an Association club charter any
club must have a minimum of ten mem-
bers and maintain such standing commit-
tees as may be requested by the Council.
ARTICLE . XI—CLASSES
Each class that has graduated from the
College shall be requested to maintain an
organization consisting of a President and
Class Agent. He may be one and the same.
Each class shall have the privilege of
electing or naming a representative on the
Association Council as heretofore provided.
It shall be the duty of the Class Agent to
assist the Association in encouraging mem-
bers of his class to make annual contribu-
tions to the Association’s financial pro-
gram.
ARTICLE XII—ANNUAL MEETING
An annual meeting of the members of
the Association shall be held in the spring
of each year on the campus on a date des-
ignated by the Executive Board, provided
that in periods of national emergency such
annual meeting may not be held at the
discretion of the Association Council.
ARTICLE XIII—AMENDMENTS
The Bylaws of this Association may be
amended or changed by a two-thirds vote
of the members of the Association Council
present at any regular annual meeting
called for the purpose of amendment, pro-
vided notice of such proposed changes or
amendments has been mailed in writing
to each member of the Council at least
thirty days prior to the meeting.
(a)
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O=JOti WIN
| star, N. African and Italian Cam-
paign stars, Arrowhead, and the
Order of Crown of Italy.
Capt. W. A. Collins, Jr., returned
to the states in February and is
living at Crockett, Texas. He spent
a year in Itdly, Sicily and Corsica
....J.D. Poage is living at Rose-
bud and according to recent news
reports has taken upto himself a
bride . . . . Tom Power went on
terminal leave this month and has
joined his brother in business at
Post, Texas. Their firm is known
as the White Auto Store.
J. Howard Shelton is working
for the Humble Oil and Refining
Co., in the Tyler Division. His mail-
ing address is 322 E. Elm St., Hills-
boro for the present. . . . Carlos
L Dodd is with the RCA in New
York, following his discharge from
service. Mailing address: Apart-
ment TF, 210 W. 21st Street, New
York 11, N. Y.... Royal T. Foster,
Jr., is a Mister now and ranching
at Sterling City. . . . Thomas M.
DeRouen is in New Iberia, La.,
farming and selling insurance.
At last report Volney B. Stubbs
was in St. Paul, Minn., 1622 W.
Minnehaha Street, with his wife
and child, but expecting to start
for Texas soon. . . . The many
friends of Nat B. Allen, Jr., will
regret to learn of the death of his
father, Nat B. Allen, Sr. Nat Jr.,
has recently been released from
service and is President of Allen
Academy. He and Mrs. Allen, the
former Miss Dorothy Gunter, are
living in Bryan.
1942
James B. Hervey
Box 991, Kermit, Texas
Mr, and Mrs.: Warren Smedley Smith;
Gordon H. Grote,
Silver Taps: Ensign James W. McCas-
lin; Willis D. Michie; T/Sgt. Reuben A.
Smith; Lt. Raymond F. Watson; S/Sgt.
Goods S. Wier, Sr.
Louis Taylor is working for the Soil
Conservation Service at Mineral Wells.
John V. Lindsey is Assistant County
Agent 6f Lavaca County with headquar-
ters at Hallettsville. . . . James W. Coker,
Jr. has been released from the Navy and
has returned to San Antonio where Mrs.
Coker has been living. Their mailing ad-
dress is 185 Hess St. He would like to hear
from Franklin Jordan, last heard of at
218 Georgia St., Baytown, and S/Sgt. Ben
L. Ivey, 305th Air Eng. Sq., 69th Air
Service Grp., APO 334, ¢% PM,
Francisco, Calif.
Lawrence Leonard Jennings, of Winters,
Texas, is a member of the veterans pilot
class of the. Braniff Airways, training
for commercial flying at Love Field, Dal-
las. A former Captain in the Air ‘Trans-
port Command, Jennings served in the
armed forces from September 1942 to
January 1946. . . Capt. Albert H.
Bartschmid has returned to civilian life
and putting in an oil field machine shop
for himself at Shreveport, La. He is get-
ting mail at 2839 West Caperton St.
Lt. (jg) Morris H., Stevens gets mail
at Com Fair Rocket Training, NAAS,
Martha's Vineyard, Mass. . . . Wedding
bells rang recently for K. V. Terrell, Capt.
OSD, SFPE, Oakland Army Base, Oak-
land, Calif. . . . Class Agent Dick Hervey
is back in civilian life and living at
Kermit, Texas.
John T. Neu has changed his address to
1169 Spruce St., Berkeley 7, Calif. . . .
Capt. William Carter, Jr., arrived in the
states on temporary duty in January
from the CBI. He has recently been as-
San
signed to The Engineer Board, Fort
Belvoir, Va. . . . Lt. George P. Kelly is
statistical control officer, stationed at
Seymour-Johnson Field, Goldsboro, N. C.
James W. Massie, Jr. is employed by
the Highland Park State Bank and gets
mail at 7403 Caillet, Dallas. . . . George
A. Rheman, Jr., Brookshire, Texas, is on
inactive duty and in the Ford business with
his father. He was a recent visitor in
the office while visiting his wife’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Reese, of Bryan.
1943
Jack B. Miller
College Station
Mr. and Mrs.: Joe Jacobs; Robert L.
Seay, Jr.; Lt. James A. Massey; Lt.
Edwin W. Thomas, Jr.; Erich E. Schleier,
Jr.; Capt. William Thomas Harrell, Jr.
Silver Taps: Lt. Robert E. Davis; Lt.
Harry O. Schellhase; Warren H. Welch,
Jr.
Jack Miller, College Station, has as-
sumed the responsibilities of Class Agent,
according to a recent announcement by
Class President Rocky Sutherland. Suth-
erland is finishing up his: premed work
at A. & M. and will enter medical school
in June. Jack is studying law at the
University of Texas. He continues to get
his mail at home at College Station, how-
ever. “I know the members of the class
will give Jack the same kind of support
they gave me and that will keep ole ’43
at the top,” declared Sutherland in a
message to the ’43’ers. eo
Capt. Russell L. Chatham, Box 707,
Baird, Texas, returned from overseas duty
in March 1. He had been overseas for
214 years, serving in Europe, the Phil-
ippines and Japan.
Charles R. Hancock is getting mail at
245 Oak Grove Courts, Park Place and
Red River, Austin 22, Texas. . . . Lt.
Hubert Foust, (USNR) has recently com-
pleted his second tour of duty overseas,
serving 18 months with the Auxiliary Fleet,
and is on terminal leave at Lipan, Texas.
. . . Frank L. Hays has returned from the
wars and he and Mrs. Hays are living in
one of the project house apartments on
the campus while Frank continues work ‘to-
ward a degree. He was in service for three
years and spent 18 months of that time on
overseas assignments, Their mailing ad-
dress at College Station is Box 4929.
Lt. A. R. Milentz, Jr. is a proud papa
and making lots of noise about his son
born March 11. Papa Milentz is stationed
at Ft. Sill, Okla...Capt. Jack L. Conger is
expecting to be a civilian soon and will
get mail at 137 W. Mesquite, Uvalde,
Texas. . . . Ditto for Leland Huffman, who
served as a Sgt. in the Pacific—now at
Bryan, Texas.
James O. McCullough is ranching and
farming at Sherman, Route 3, . . . Lt.
Ken Bresnen joined the ranks of the
“Newly Weds” in March. He is stationed
at Camp Campbell, Ky. . . . Lt. Malcolm
E. Bolton is stationed on Guam and gets
mail at 1936th Ord. Amm. Co (Avn) APO
264, % PM, San Francisco, Calif.
Capt. Ernest C. Shillingburg at last
report was ready for a boat ride back to
Dublin, Texas. . . . From Okinawa is
another ’43’er waiting for a boat ride
home, . . . Lt. Maurice J. Nethery, Jr. is
hoping to be in Junction, Texas, before too
long. . . . Donald G. Griffin has changed
his address to Box 2180, Houston 1, Texas.
. . . Byron Pyeatt has returned to civi-
lian life after 38 months of service. He
spent 9 months in the ETO and earned
three campaign stars. His mailing address
is 812 N. Zangs Blvd., Dallas, Texas.
1944
Lt. Gus C. Boesch ;
APO G.H.Q., AFDAC, Rec. Pers.
Det., APO 500, c/o PM,
San Francisco, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs.: Lewis H. Ely;
S. Foley; Wyatt Hopkins Cox.
Mrs. Jack R. Gollnick is living at 620
W. 60th Terrace, Kansas City 2, Mo., while
her husband overseas. Lt. Gollnick left
college in 1942 and expects to return for
the fall semester.
Lt. (jg) Jack Connor has returned to
his home in Pasadena, Texas, after two
years with the Navy in the Pacific. He
plans to resume his medical studies after
discharge.
Lt. Leo H. Daniels has been enjoying
Charles
the winter sports in Austria. A recent
news story and picture showed him just
as he had navigated the 31% miles ski trail
down the slopes of a nearby mountain in
Salzburg. Leo will be remembered as a
former backfield football star. He wis
all-Southwest conference in 1941. Mrs.
Daniels is making her home at College
Station while Leo is doing overseas duty.
Sgt. John Holman, Pittsburg, is out of
the service, and visited the campus re-
cently, He plans to return to school in
June. John was editor of the Battalion in
1943. John went into active service in
1943 and spent 13 months in the ETO.
Lt. Dwight L. Lichty is getting mail
145th Vet. Food Insp. Det., APO 331,
PM, San Francisco, Calif.
1945
Jerry D. Ferrel
College Station
Silver Taps: Lt. (jg) Warren K. Gar-
rett; Pfc. S. Radley, Jr.
Lt. Robert B. Mayfield is in Germany
and getting mail at Hq. Co. 2nd Bn. 16th
at
%
Inf., APO ;1, % PM, New York, .™. ...
George A. Chatfield is living at Austin,
Box 2462-B, Breckenridge Hall. . , . Lt.
Chas. D. Sammons has arrived at his
home at 617 Grand, Abilene, after nine-
teen months in service in the CBI. He
was with the 92nd Squadron, 81st Fighter
Group of the 14th Air Force in China and
flew P-47’s fighter planes. He volunteered
for the service in 1943 while a student at
College.
J. M. Robertson, Jr. is out of service
and back at A. M., getting mail at
Box 2972, College Station. He is the son
of J. M. Robertson, ’16, Houston. . . .
Virgil P. Newman, 1331 West Huisache,
San Antonio 1, Texas, was released in
March after 3 years and 9 months in the
Pacific. He was with the 29th Topographi-
cal Bn. . . Lt. Ralph R, Rusche is in
France getting mail at Has. 1008th Engr.
Sv. Bn., APO 21, ¢% PM, New York. . ..
0. L. Richardson, Jr. was recently pro-
moted to 1st Lt. and is stationed at Fort
McClellan, Ala., Co. B-20th Bn. 3rd Regt.
Bill Schaeper is a ‘‘Mister’’ again and
living at Waco, Route 2. . . . Lt. Edgar
C. Saper is with the U, 8. Army Train-
ing Group, A.F.W.E.S.P.A.C., APO 707,
% PM, San Francisco, Calif. He does not
expect to be out of the service until June
1947. . . . Lt. Marvin Eilenberg and Lt.
Fuhmann are both in the same company
and were also roommates while at Col-
lege. . . . Paul Q. Olschner is working for
Westinghouse and sends us a report on
the Aggies in the Westinghouse Graduate
Student Course. His mailing address is
514 Holmes, Wilkinsburg, Pr.
Lt. Robert V. Thurmond is with Parana-
que Replacement and Disposition Center,
APO 354, ¢% PM, San Francisco, Calif.,
stationed in Manila, Mrs. Thurmond is
making her home in Bryan and is em-
ployed at the Extension Service, at the
College. . . . James D. Locker has changed
his address to Richland Springs, Texas.
. . . Lt, Ernest F. Frnka, Pilot of P-47’s,
is stationed at La Junta, Colorado. . . .
Lt. Fred L. Pochyla is with the 37th
Co. 78rd Ord. Bn. APO 181, % PM, San
Francisco, Calif, . . . T/5 Billy E. Mor-
rison gets mail at 183rd Station Hospital,
APO 942, % PM, Seattle, Washington.
1946
Silver Taps: Pfc. Max E. Bergfeld, Jr.;
F/O William G. Boatwright; Sgt. Ben
L, Dean; Pfc. Donald E. Hudson; S/Sgt.
Charles D. Saur; Stanley D. Smith.
James F. Albright has been discharged
from the Army and gets mail at 6131
Canal Blvd., New Orleans 19, La.
1948
Wayman K. Bussell, AETM 2/c, Bar-
racks 11, NATTC Ward Isl, Corpus
Christi, is the son of Ralph W. Bussell, 21,
Bay City. Wayman entered A. & M. in
June 1944 and went for one term before
enlisting in the Navy. He is now an in-
structor in radar and expects to be dis-
charged in time to enter A. & M. in
September.
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