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THE BATTALION
RATING BOARD
WELL PLEASED
WITH INSPECTION
Inspecting- Officers Express Surprise
at Good Showing Made.
Members of the War Department
Rating Board for the Third Army-
Area made their annual inspection of
the cadet corps at A. and M. recently.
It is upon the report of this board
that the distinguished college rating
is given. The A. and M. College of
Texas has held the distinguished col
lege rating by the War Department
continuously since 1910, the cadet
corps of the college being in the sen
ior division of the Reserve Officers
Training Corps. Approximately 35
colleges in the United States hold the
distinguished college rating.
Members of the rating board who
inspected the cadet corps of the col
lege, the system of theoretical and
practical instruction given in military
tactics, and the government property
at the college, such as arms, equip
ment, horses, and the like, were Ma
jors R. M'. Danford, artillery, and C.
H. Bonesteel, infantry, both from
headquarters in Washington, D. C.
The official report of the rating giv
en to A. and M. will not be announc
ed until the officers have completed
their area, but both officers were
highly pleased with the showing of
the corps, and predicted that the rat
ing given to the college will be high
er than it ever hqs been before.
BAND CONCERTS TO FEATURE
SUNDAY AFTERNOONS FOR
REMAINDER OF TERM
the triangle just in front of the Mess
Hall and will start about four o’clock
and last until about five-thirty. All
kinds of music is to be played so that
everyone will have his musical desires
satisfied and will have something to
look forward to when he goes to the
concert. Mr. Dunn has been working
hard this year and has a good selec
tion of pieces that he can play at any
time and will be able to play requests.
SCHOLARSHIP OF PRESENT SEN
IOR CLASS.
The following statement given out
by the registrars office indicates the
status of the present senior class in
regard to graduation. This based on
the facts that a total of 80 grade
points are necessary for graduation
and that sixteen of these must be
made during the senior year.
284 Candidates for Bachelor degrees.
2 Candidates for Doctor of Vet
erinary Medicine Degrees.
The spring concerts of the Band
will begin next Sunday according to
Mr. Dunn, director. This will be the
first appearance of the Band this year
in concert. It has always put on some
good programs and the cadets have
enjoyed the Sunday afternoons that
they would have spent in an other
wise unprofitable manner.
These concerts are to be given in
286
232
124
104
86
Total number of candidates.
Seniors, or 81% of the class
have already accumulated 80
grade points.
of this number, or 44% of the
class, are eligible for distinction
this year if their records for the
second term are in keeping with
the work of the first term.
Seniors, or 36% of the class, had
125 or more grade points to their
credit at the end of the first
term.
Seniors, or 30% of the class still
lack the required number of
grade points, either is not mak
ing the total 80 or in not hav
ing accumulated thes required 16
this year.
30 | % still lack the required
grade points for graduation.
The Will to do
Hard toil brings happiness to him
Who has—AN EARNEST AIM.
He meets each task with joyous vim;
Whose heart is—IN THE GAME.
Long hours pass with lightning pace
And lo, his work is through.
He is—A WINNER IN THE RACE
Who has—THE WILL TO DO.
—By Melville Sloane.
QUEEN
BILLIE DOVE AND HUNTLEY GORDON IN
“Sensation Seekers”
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
GILM GRAY inCABARETT
A BIG SPECIAL
DIXIE Wednesday and Tfaurs.
Rose of the Tenements.
WITH SHIRLEY MASON
FRIDAY— JOHN BARRYMORE IN
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SATURDAY—RED HOT HOOFS WITH TOM TYLER
PALACE T “ y ri a f day
THE NIGHT OF LOVE
WITH RONALD COLMAN AND VILMA BANKY
ALSO 6-PIECE ORCHESTRA
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