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THE BATTALION
-TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 19 4l
Official Notices
STITHENT WELFARE COMMITTEE
Because of the Town Hall program,
the faLuuent Wenare Committee meet has
been postponed until the same hour Tues
day, November 4.—F. C. Bolton, Chai:
Student Welfare Committee..
urman.
PINEY WOODS CLUB
There will be a meeting of the Piney
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Woods club in Room 109 Academic build
ing tonight after yell practice. All cadets
from Camp, Cass, Franklin, Titus, Morris,
and Upshur Counties are invited.
SHELBY COUNTY MEN
All men living in or near Shelby county
are requested to attend a meeting at 7
o’clock Tuesday night, October 28, in Room
212 in the Academic building.
BEAUMONT CLUB
There will be a very important meeting
of the Beaumont A. & M. club tonight
after yell practice in Room 206, Academic
building. It is imperative that every stu
dent from Beaumont and surrounding area
attend. A program will be presented and
cigars will be served.
WILLIAMSON COUNTY A. & M. CLUB
There will be an important meeting of
the Williamson County A. & M. club
Tuesday night after yell practice in Room
208, Academic building. All members and
other students from Williamson county
are urged to attend, as plans for the
Christmas Dance will be discussed.
SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA CLUB
The Southwest Louisiana A. & M. club
will meet in Room 308, Academic building
tonight immediately after yell practice.
COLLIN COUNTY CLUB
A very important meeting of the Collin
county A. & M. club will be held Tuesday
night after yell practice in Room 107,
Academic bldg. All boys from Collin
county are urged to attend this meeting
as plans for this seasons activities will be
discussed. Cigars will be served.
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RIO GRANDE VALLEY CLUB
The Rio Grande Valley A. & M. club
will hold it’s regular meeting tonight after
yell practice in Room 123 of the Aca
demic building. All old and new members
are invited. Cigars will be served. Further
plans for the Christmas dance will be
made.
C. E. JUNIORS & SENIORS
All C. E. juniors and seniors planning
to go to the convention at Ft. Worth this
week-end meet in the C. E. Lecture Room
Tuesday night after yell practice.
PHYSICS COLLOQUIUM
Physics Colloquium, Wednesday, October
29 at 5 p. m. in Room 39 of the Physics
building. Speaker: Professor I. C. Sanders.
Subject: A Kinetic Theory of the Elasticity
of Rubber.
A. & M. DAMES CLUB
A. & M. Dames club does not meet until
November 6. Please disregard previous
notice stating that the A. & M. Dames Club
would have its next meeting November
29 as the next meeting will be November
5.
CAMPUS TARGET CLUB
Campus Target club will hold its first
eekly shoot on Thursday at the indoor
rifle range from 7 to 9 o’clock.
SOUTHWEST TEXAS A. & M. CLUB
There will be a meeting of the Southwest
Texas A. & M. club tonight after yell
practice in 316 Academic building. All
members are urged to be present as new
business will be brought up.
FAYETTE COUNTY A. & M. CLUB
Fayette county A. & M. club will meet
Tuesday night right after yell practice in
Room 2 of the new Y.
A spec
be given
PRE-MEDICAL STUDENTS
lecial Pre-Medical Aptitude test will
en at 2 P. M. on December 5, 1941
for all pre-medical students who expect
to apply for entrance into medical college
in the fall of 1942 and who did not take
the test given last May. One must have
aptitude test rating to be eligible for
entrance to the medical college.
All students who wish to take this test
should leave their names with me in Room
13, Science Building, before 6 P. M.,
Tuesday, October 28, since the test forms
have to be ordered at that time.—G. E.
Potter, Pre-Medical Advisor.
BROWN COUNTY CLUB
There will be a meeting of all
boys from Brown County in room
201 Dorm No. 7 after yell prac
tice Tuesday night for the purpose
of organizing a Brown County club.
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Bryan, Texas
—POLO TEAM—
(Continued from Page 3)
tossed in the first hall to begin the
game. This new field was made
possible mainly through the energy,
direction and efforts of the team
manager, Clyde Raley, and other
members of the team.
Individual stars for the Aggies
were Walt Hart at No. ^ and No.
4 and Norris McGowen at the one
spot, each scoring three markers
for the Aggies. Hart played one
of the best games of his career in
spite of an injury that threatened
to keep him out of play. Showing
very aggressive playing on the of
fensive he sparked the Aggie vic
tory for the first two chukkers at
the No. 2 spot and the last four
chukkers at the number four spot,
McGowen played a fine game at
one on both the offense and de
fense to push through the passes
of his teammates. Three lettermen
rot ordinarily in the starting line
up played fine ball to keep the team
on top for the opening game. Lee
Rice went the whole game at the
No. 3 spot, T. A. Williams went
three chukkers at the No. 4 and
No. 1 spots, and Jack Buie did an
excellent job at the No. 2 spot
for four chukkers. Each of these
men pushed through one goal a-
piece.
Wynn Humbertson of Houston
played a beautiful game for Shreve
port at the No. 3 spot to score three
of their five goals. A once famous
player from Houston Humbertson
has played little polo in the last
two years but was easily the out
standing hitter on the field. Her-
shal Schivilly at the No. 1 spot
for Shreveport scored one goal and
Butler from Austin scored one at
the No. 2 spot. Sam Brown of
Shreveport finished out the Shreve
port lineup. Dr. E. V. Young,
sparkplug of the team, was unable
to come at the last minute.
Period 1 2 3 4 5 6 Total
Aggies 2 0 0 1 2 4 9
Shreveport: 200111 5
Referee: Major E. A. Elwood, F.
A.
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Be sure to listen to the Com
munity Bulletin Board which is
carried on WTAW six days each
week, Monday through Satur
day at 11:55 a.m. This program
includes a newscast by staff
members of the Battalion.
• • •
Tuesday’s Progarms
11:25 a. m.—Excursions in
Science (General Electric).
11:40 a. m.—Popular Music.
11:55 a. m.—Community Bulle
tin Board and Battalion Newscast.
12:00 noon—Sign-Off.
Wednesday’s Programs
11:25 a. m.—Eyes For Amer
ica’s Future (Naitonal Society for,
the Prevention of Blindness).
11:40 a. m.—Diminutive Class
ics.
11:55 a. m.—Community Bulle
tin Board and Battalion Newscast.
12:00 noon—Sign-Off.
—BACKWASH—
(Continued from Page 2)
The service man explained that
Woolford had stopped in the sta
tion sometime during August and
changed clothes in the men’s rest
room. The information was forth
coming that Woolford had left
some money on the window sill,
and the filling station operator re
membered his face, saved the
change until his next visit.
Interested in playing guitar, mandolin,
accordian, with string band?—Drop card
to Dan, Box 6151 Campus.
RIDE to Lubbock, leaving Thursday or
Friday. Return Sunday. See Toland, 118
No. 11.
Taken by mistake from Mr. Grim’s car
the night of Sunday Oct. 18, 1941, a black
leather suit case. Contained 2 freshman
blouses & Sam Browne belt. Please re‘-
turn or notify D. B. DuPries, 100 Law
Hall or Stanley Williams, 353 Bizzell Hall.
LOST. LL Decitrig Slide Rule with name
on case. P’inder please return to Ben
Griffith, room 428 No. 12 for reward.
LOST: One Log Log Duplex Decitrig
Slide Rule in or near the ME foundry
shop. Reward offered and no questions
asked. Finder please contact Forest Hal-
tom. Box 65, Benchley, Texas.
LOST—A wallet with valuable pape:
and small amount of money. Keep tl
money and return wallet if found to
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—DISTRACTIONS—
(Continued from page 2)
it was all over. There is some
thing that a motion picture needs
besides stage numbers and beau
tiful girls to make it good enter
tainment.
“CRACKED NUTS” is the other
half of the double bill at the Cam
pus today and tomorrow. Stuart
Erwin, Una Merkel and Mischa
Auer are the big names in Jhe
cast.
Here is the last chance to see
that famous wrecking crew, the
Marx Brothers, in action. The
title is “THE BIG STORE.” It
will be showing at Guion Hall to
day and tomorrow. The boys con
tinue on their madcap way un
molested. It seems that each pic
ture they make is just a little
crazier than the previous one. If
this is to be their last as they
say, they are retiring with a ges
ture that will not soon be forgot
ten.
—PARADE—
(Continued from I*age 1)
When youth convenes in sweet
rapport, a manly-sweetheart
band.
To those whose souls are thus be
set with unalloyed bliss
E’en heaven would seem a dull
er place than any such as this.
No feat—the Aggies win with brain
and brawn and muscle team:
They have the spirit, skill, and
power, grit and speed and
steam;
They pass and kick and buck and
run, they know the game by
heart.
And never give an inch of ground,
but conquer from the start.
There’s something in this Aggieland
that vaccinates the youth
With loyalty and strong support,
if one would speak the truth;
No school on earth like A. and M.—
the students live it, love it;
No shrine or idol in their hearts
that they would place above
it.
The State is proud of such a school
—it’s friends are strong and
legion;
Constructive service it bestows
in every nook and region;
A mighty force is A. and M. res
pected, known abroad;
'Tis well that we should often
pause its merits to applaud.
San Antonio
—INTRAMURALS—
(Continued from Page 3)
mours membership last week. Keep
up the good work fellows.
The sunshine has been fine for
tennis playing and the weather
was so fine that C Infantry beat
F Coast by two matches to one.
C Engineers took D Replacement
Center under by a 2-1 score and
E Replacement Center came back
to hold up the honor of the Re
placement Centers and beat 1
Headquarters Field 2-0.
A Engineers proved their abil
ity to handle a racket by downing
C Coast 2-0. The members of C
Chem. Warfare, staunch tennis
players, again proved their su
periority on the courts by
winning their match with B
Engineers, 2-1.
Intramural Scores
Class B
Basketball
C Cavalry, 21; B.C.W.S., 10
C Field, 8; E Engineers, 6
H Infantry, 21; B Cavalry, 14
3 Hdq. Field, 26; B Signal Corps,
10.
Swimming
A Coast, 29; H Field, 18
F Coast, 30; G Infantry, 11
B Enginers, 27; I Infantry, 17
F Field, 28; 3 Hdq. Field, 16.
—WILLIAMSON—
(Continued from Page 3)
in the Williamson Ratings’ history.
WILLIAMSON’S
RATINGS
Perfect
Team
100.0
1.
Texas
99.9
2.
Minnesota
98.7
3.
Texas A. & M. ...
98.0
4.
Fordham
96.3
5.
Duke
96.1
6.
Vanderbilt
95.9
7.
Pennsylvania
95.7
8.
Mississippi
9.
Northwestern
95.2
10.
Navy
94.9
11.
Notre Dame
94.4
3 2.
Michigan
94.2
13.
Tulane
94.2
14.
Ohio State
94.1
15.
Miss. State
93.9
16.
Missouri
93.7
17.
Alabama
93.5
18.
Oklahoma
93.2
21.
S. M. U
92.6
29.
T. C. U
90.9
30.
Stanford
90.8
31.
California
90.7
32.
Georgia Tech
90.7
35.
Army
90.4
38.
Texas Tech
89.8
40.
Arkansas
88.9
62.
L. S. U
87.0
65.
Baylor
86.9
66.
Rice
86.9
86.
Denton Tchrs
84.3
92.
W. Tex. State ....
84.0
98.
Iowa State
83.2
101.
Hardin Simmons
83.1
102.
N. Y. U
83.0
—ROTC—
(Continued from Page 1)
to attendance at the camp of their
own unit. Students will submit their
request for this training for the
approval of the professor of mil
itary science and tactics and the
corps area commander.
Prospective graduates of other
senior ROTC units who desire to
transfer will follow the following
procedure in making their applica
tions :
1. Applications will be made at
the office of the commandant and
special qualifications of the stu
dent will be indicated.
2. If the applicant is not recom
mended by the professor of military
science and tactics or the head of
the college, the application will
not be forwarded, but the applicant
will be given an opportunity to ap
ply for appointment in the section
in which ROTC training is being
given.
3. Applications will be processed
and forwarded to the office of the
Adjutant General in Washington.
4. Upon receipt of the applica
tion in the office of the Adjutant
General, the application will be
sent for recommendation to the
chief of the arm of service in which
appointment is sought. If the act
ion is unfavorable the applicant,
if otherwise qualified, will be tend
ered appointment in the section in
which he is being given ROTC
training.
-REGISTRATION-
(Continued from Page 1)
Engineering 135 freshmen, 84 soph
omores, 68 juniors, and 56 seniors;
Engineering Administration three
juniors and 12 seniors.
Industrial Education 31 fresh
men, 23 sophomores, 20 juniors, 17
seniors, and two graduate students;
Mechanical Engineering 385 fresh
men, 232 sophomores, 178 juniors,
120 seniors, one fifth year man and
three graduate students; Petroleum
Engineering 167 freshmen, 75 soph-
mores, 74 juniors, 60 seniors, and
four fifth year men; Pre-Med 31
freshmen, 19 sophomores, 15 ju
niors, 27 seniors, and seven fifth
year men; Veterinary Medicine two
special students, 80 freshmen, 90
sophomores, 95 juniors, 82 seniors
56 fifth year men, and one grad
uate student.
Enrollment by classes is as fol
lows: six special students, 2,533
freshmen, 1,572 sophomores, 1,299
juniors, 1058 seniors, 74 fifth year
men and 137 graduate students to
make up the total of 6,679.
During the 1940 year there were
10 special students, 2,246 freshmen,
1,601 sophomores, 1,410 juniors,
996 seniors, 93 fifth year men, and
178 graduate students.
Dr. H. W. Hooper
Dentistry
College Hills
Phone 4-8704
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