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The Battalion
Monday Afternoon, April 22, 1946
CLUBS
Newman Club Plans Hay
Ride and Weiner Roast
A combination hay ride and
weiner roast will be held Sunday
afternoon, April 28, for members
of the Te£as A. & M. Newman
Club. Dates have been arranged for
those who attend.
Any Catholic student at A. &
M. is eligible to join the Newman
Club. Those who wish to attend
the April 28 party are asked to
be at a special meeting to be held
tonight at 7:00 in the new “Y”.
Married men are invited to bring
their wives.
College Social
Club Serves Tea
During the showing of the A.
& M. Garden Club Flower Show in
the Y.M.C.A. on Tuesday after
noon, tea was served by the Col
lege Women’s Social Club in the
adjoining parlors.
The lace-laid tea table featured
a mass arrangement of pansies in
vari-colored hues shading from
deep purple to light yellow. Punch
was served at either end of the
table by Mesdames J. E. Roberts,
R. P. Marsteller, H. W. Barlow,
Gibb Gilchrist, W. H. Holzman,
and D. W. Williams. They were as
sisted in serving by Mesdames L.
R. Hickman, W. M. Turner, I. W.
Rupel, W. L. Fly, L. A. Stoddart,
A. E. Shearin, and Mrs. James
Potter.
Official Notices
OFFICE OF DEAN OF MEN
Memorandum No. 36 April 16, 1946
Subject: Standing of Organizations in re
gard to deficient students as of April 1.
To: Organization Commanders
COMPANY % DEFICIENT
1. A Company Infantry 10.67
2. C Battery Field Artillery 12.64
3. B Battery Field Artillery 14.08
4. Field Artillery Band 14.29
6. C Company Infantry 16.05
6. H Company Infantry 16.05
7. A Troop Cavalry 16.67
8. G Company Infantry 17.39
9. Infantry Band 18.00
10. B Troop Cavalry 18.29
11. D Battery Field Artillery 19.49
12. F Company Infantry 19.72
13. D Company Infantry 20.00
14. A Battery Field Artillery 21.25
15. B Company Infantry 22.08
16. D Troop Cavalry 22.64
17. C Troop Cavalry 26.76
18. E Company Infantry 26.83
J. W. ROLLINS
Dean of Men.
OFFICE OF DEAN OF MEN
Memorandum No. 37 April 16, 1946
Subject: Payment of Monthly Rental» and
Subsistence.
To: All Students
1. A few students have been delinquent
each month in paying their rentals. This
causes a great deal of difficulty to the
Fiscal Office, which is required to make
monthly reports to the RFC and FPHA.
2. Rentals are due on all spaces occu
pied by married couples on the last of each
month. All other student rentals are due
on a period basis, usually about the 6th of
the month.
3. Will you please help us by making
payments as they are due.
J. W. ROLLINS
Dean of Men.
OFFICE OF DEAN OF MEN
Memorandum No. 38 April 16, 1946
Subject: Announcements in Mess Halls
To: All Students
1. Your attention is invited to para
graph 70 (3), College regulations which
states, “Announcements of club meetings
will not be made in the Mess Hall. Notice
of such meeting may be published in the
official notices in the ‘Battalion*
2. We will appreciate your cooperation
in adhering to this rule.
J. W. ROLLINS
Dean of Men.
Classified
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FOR SALE—1942 Ford Deluxe Tudor,
Good Tires, Radio. Room 3, Hart Hall.
Refresher courses in shorthand, type
writing, and other commercial subjects
start Monday. Phone 2-6655, McKenzie-
Baldwin Business College, 702 S. Washing
ton, Bryan.
Battalion
STUDENT TRI-WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
Office, Room 6, Administration Building
Telephone 4-5444.
Texas A. & M. College
The Battalion, official newspaper of the
Agricultural and Mechanical College of
Texas and the City of College Station is
published three times weekly, and circulated
on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday aft
ernoons.
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Entered as second class matter at the Post
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Sam Nixon Editor
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Wendell McClure Adver. Manager
DANCE
Shiloh Hall
One mile south of College
on New Highway 6. Thurs
day, April 25th. Music by
John Bacas’ Orchestra from
Fayetteville, Texas.
Couples Only
Admission 80^ plus tax
8:30 to 12:30 p.m.
DON’T MISS THIS
DANCE
NOTICE TO VETERANS
Pictures and information blanks are now being
accepted for “The Aggie Veteran” section of the
Brazos County Service Book. This is the next best
answer to the need for a yearbook for veterans that
can be published in the short time remaining.
Here’s What You Do ...
• Fill out the blank you receive in the mail
and bring it with a picture—uniform or civ
ics—to ROTUNDA, ACADEMIC BUILDING
from 9:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
• Submit any black and white portrait.
• If you don’t have a picture, a portrait will be
taken FREE in Council Rooms at YMCA any
day from Tuesday to Saturday from 2:00
p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
• No charge for including pictures in book.
0
Only One Week to Submit Pictures
• In order to publish book in time, all pictures
must be turned in before Saturday at 8 p.m.
• Pictures will be returned undamaged.
• Those desiring copies of book may receive
one by depositing one dollar with picture.
• Total cost of book $4.50.
The Aggie Veteran will contain the pictures and
permanent addresses of all Aggie Veterans.
The Time is Short — Saturday, April 28
Last Day
Man, Your Manners
By I. Sherwood'
a
“What do you do if the girl you
are with speaks to someone whom
you don’t know?”
Ans: A man may not ignore the
person to whom his companion
speaks, even though he may never
have seen the individual before.
The same rule holds true if he is
walking with another man.
“In formal introductions, which
of these forms is correct for in
troducing a college professor. Mis
ter, Doctor, or Professor?
Ans: At A. & M. a person who
is both a “Doctor” or “Profes
sor” is addressed by either title
unless you know he prefers not to
be addressed by title. A professor,
associate professor or assistant
professor may be addressed as
“Professor”. An instructor is ad
dressed as “Mister” unless he holds
the degree of “Doctor”, in that
case he should be addressed by that
title. Some colleges pride them
selves on using no titles.
“How can I best cover up my em
barrassment in introducing some
one whose name I’ve forgotten but
should know?”
Ans: If that person does not
recognize your embarrassment and
supply his name, there is nothing
to do but say„ “I’m sorry, but I
can’t remember your name” where
upon the other person should give
his name.
—STUDENTS—
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dents, veterans included, be
permitted to attend and par
ticipate in all functions of
their respective classes. It was
further decided that classes
would be determined in the
Cadet Corps according to the
number of completed semes
ters, while among veterans,
their academic classification
would be used as a standard.
6. In order to answer many ques
tions about whether or not the
entire Senior Class should be
invited to underclassmen so
cial events, it was unanimous
ly voted that each class be
permitted to invite any guest
or any group of guests as they
saw fit.
The members of the Corps Coun
cil present were Driscoll Henk-
haus, acting in Eli Barker’s ab
sence, Melvin Pruitt, acting in Bob
King’s absence, Leonard Williams,
Hilton Hall, Joe McGowan, Glenn
Bell, Asa Holleman and Chester
Bell. Chester Reed, the ninth mem
ber of the Corps Council was ab
sent.
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