Tuesday, March 11, 1052 THE BATTALION Page g ‘Madness’ Reigns At Architects ASABAB Ball ipMp « - ■ I* W!!8te. -^SBfaMP . ___ Mm . IJ1 ■W^.j# a • •• I ' ' . :?•' • mmsmmmkmmm m mi Jfe I l$£fi3SI : ; C'vffl ■ plllll p^p mfc '-mim Mr. and Mrs. Glenn C. Lareau go formal to the architects annual Ball—ASABAB. The couple attended the dance dressed as a mon ster while his wife came as a headless ghoul. Mrs. LaReau carried her head on a dagger. This costume won the second place honors. (Battalion Photo by Cushion). ...... The architects decorated the hall with netting, and abstractions designed to carryout the general theme of madness.—(Staff Photo by Cashion). Appearing as an apparation out of a bad dream Ted Howard and Miss Pat Rushing enjoy the madness of the architects annual beaux arts ball which was held Saturday night in Sbisa Hall. Guest List for Military Day (Continued from Page 1) tickets will be ready for distribu tion to unit supply sergeants im mediately. King said the tickets are to be distributed through the supply sergeants on regimental staffs and from there to the com pany supply sergeants. He pointed out that company supply officers will supervise sales of tickets in their units. In the freshman area a similar set up will be provided sergeant majors and company first ser geants, King added. It was decided by members of the Military Ball Committee to allow any student in uniform to at- ]Landscape Exhibits Now On Display Here A permanent traveling exhibit of the programs in landscape archi tecture at Cornell University, Uni versity of Massachusetts, Univer sity of Michigan and A&M is on display in the landscape archi tecture drafting room, 317 Agri cultural Engineering building. The exhibit arrived here from Philadelphia where it was assembl ed for the annual meeting of the American Society of Landscape Architects late in January. tend the dance, whether or not he is in the corps now. Reserve per sonnel who are former students, students, or members of the college staff may attend the dance. Tick ets wall be on sale in the Office of Student Activities, Goodwin Hall, for these people who do not live in the military units. Distinguished Guests Distinguished guests who will at tend the Military ,Day activities include the following: Congressman Olin E. Teague, sixth district, Washington; Major Gen. A. R. Bolling, assistant chief of staff, G-2, Department of the Army, Washington; Maj. Gen. Hugh Milton, executive ROTC af fairs, Department of the Army, Washington; Maj. Gen. and' Mrs. Arthur Thomas, commanding gen eral, Fourteenth Air Force, Rob ins Air Force Base, Ga. Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Warren R. Carter, commadning general, Fly ing Training Air Force, Waco; Maj. Gen. and Mrs. H. Miller Ains worth, commanding general, 36th Infantry Division; Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Arthur R. Gaines, command ing general, Brooke General Hospi tal, Fort Sam Houston. Brig. Gen. Robert Copsey, exe cutive ROTC affairs, US Air Force, Washington. Brigadier Har old E. Taber, military attache from Canada. Brig. Gen. Gunnar Moller, military Attache from Sweden; Briadier Probhat Chandra Banerji, military attache from India. Other Guests Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Leonard J. Greenley, commanding general, training command, Fort McClellan, Ala.; Brig. Gen. Alvin R. Luedecke, USAF strategic planning, Wash ington; Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Harry Crutcher, Jr., USAF, ret.; Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Oscar B. Abbott, USA, ret.; Col. M. Gordon-Watson and Mrs. Watson, British military attache. Col. and Mrs. Charles F. Cruise, Brooke General Hospital, Fort Sam Houston; Col. and Mrs. James C. McGehee, commanding officer, Bryan AFB; Col. and Mrs. Richard N. Ellis, executive officer, Bryan AFB; Col. and Mrs. H. M. Wittkop, vice-commander, Fourteenth Air Force; Col. and Mrs. George G. Smith, military affairs committee, Houston. Col. and Mrs. E. E. McKesson, PAST&T Texas University; Col. and Mrs. Frederic A. Henney, PMS&T, Texas University; Lt. Col. and Mrs. Clyde C. Carter, direct or AFROTC, Hqs. Fourteenth Air Force. Debate Squad Places Fourth The A&M Debate Squad won two and lost four debates to place fourth in the Southwest Confer ence Debate Meet, held last Satur day in Waco. Texas and Arkansas were the two Aggie wins. SMU won the meet with Baylor taking second place. Making the trip for A&M were James Farmer, Dan Davis, Berthold Weller, and Joe Riddle. Next Friday and Saturday, mem bers of the squad will journey to Nacadoches to take part in the Piney Woods Debate Tournament. Debate subject for all intercol legiate degates this year is “Re solved: That the Federal Govern ment Should Adopt a Permanent Program of Wage and Price Con trol.” That feeling of madness a person gets when he thinks he has for gotten something was the theme of the costume of Roland S. Bantmann. His date Miss Wilhelmina Harvel tries to look in the other direction to keep from noticing' Bantmann forgot his pants. (Battalion Photo by Cashion) Livestock Judging Meeting Underway The participating personnel in the Livestock Judging and Grad ing conference which got under way at A&M today and lasts through Tuesday, includes Ed Bealke, Jack Bourland and H. P. Jones, Swift and Co., Ft. Worth. Roy Boswell, manager and Jim Mitchell, executive vice president and secretary, Texas Livestock Marketing Association, Ft. Worth; J. W. Burns, C. F. Murphy, Carl Reppeto, Henry Stieben, J. L. Stroud and John Vestal, Armour and Co. Ft. Worth. Glen Ellison, Market News Ser vice, San Antonio; Eugene Horan, USD A grading supervisor, San Antonio; Beal Pumphrey, Union Stockyai’ds, San Antonio; C. N. Shepardson, dean, school of agri culture, A&M; H. W. Twedell, Houston Packing Co., Houston. A&M Staff The Animal Husbandry staff of A&M F. I. Dahlberg, Fred Hale, Dale Handlin, J. H. Jones, W. G. 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