Page 4 THE BATTALION " Tuesday, May 5, 1953
Williams Wins Top
Place in Art Show
Tom Williams, junior architec
ture major, won first place in the
student, faculty and staff division
of the Spring Semester Student
Art Show.
Marie Alexander took top honors
in the associate members division.
Williams’ winning painting was
titled “Monterrey, Mexico,” Marie
Alexander won with her painting
of “Bromelia.”
Perry Nichols, prominent Dallas
artist, selected the two winners
from 135 paintings and drawings
entered in the exhibit.
Art Display
The art display opened yester
day in the MSC Serpentine Lounge.
Sponsored by the MSC Art Gal
lery Committee, the display is
divided into seven classifications.
These are still life, landscape,
black and whites, contemporary,
vegetable and fruit still life, floral
still life, and landscape with build
ings.
Contributors to the exhibit were
divided into regular members (stu
dents, faculty, and college staff)
and associate members. Winners
were picked in each individual
classification.
Regular member winners who
entered pictures in the still life
classification are as follows: first
place, Dell Bauer, “Pine Needles;”
second place, C. B. Campbell,
“Thistles,” first spectial mention,
Ann Hilliard, “Magnolia Leaves;”
and second special memtion, C. B.
Campbell, “On with the Paint Let
Brush Be Unconfined.”
First Place
Winners in the landscape classi
fication are first place, Tom Wil
liams, “Monterrey, Mexico;” se
cond place, Frances Schmidt,
“Cows Skill;” first special mention,
Charlie Brown, “Harvestivy;” and
second special mention, Dell
Bauer, “The Lost Babies.”
Black and white classification
winners are as follows: first place,
Fern Kennedy, “Jug, Bottle, and
Bowl;” and second place, Betty
Curl, “Coffee Jug.”
Twenty nine persons were named
winners .in the associate member
group. Winners in the contempor
ary group are as follows: fh’st
place, Ruth Mogford, “Star Fish,”
second place, Verna Motheral,
“Still Life;” first special men
tion, Nettie McGehee, “The Hung-
over Cat;” and second special men
tion, Vema Motheral, “Granite
Quarry.”
Landscape Group
Winners in the landscape group
are as follows: first place, Ruth
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Mae Goodlitt, “Old Tree;” and
third special mention, Lena Searcy,
“Spring Landscape.”
Winners in the vegetable and
fruit still life group are as follows:
first place, Virginia Dobson,
“Onions;” second place, Dell
Bauer, “Pears;” first special men
tion, Pat Boney, “Bowl of Apples;”
and second special mention Helda
Turcotte, “Bucket of Apples.”
Black and white group winners
are as follows:'first place, Virginia
Norris, “Fruit;” second place, Vir
ginia Norris, “Drape; first special
mention, Ann Giraud, “Pears;”
and second special mention, Mary
Louise Doves, “Pears.”
Landscape and Buildings
Landscape with buildings group
winners are as follows: first place,
Nina Henry, “Bryan Roof Tops;”
second place, C. B. Campbell,
“Butler’s Inc.;” first special men
tion, Fran Barry, “Feeding Time;”
and second special mention Elsie
Fudge, “Depot;”
Winners in the floral still life
group are as follows: first place,
Marie Alexander, “Bromelia;” se
cond place, Lewis Oden, “Mums;”
first special mention, Pat Boney,
“Wisteria;” and second special
mention, Ruth Mogford, “Azaleas.”
Still life classification winners
are as follows: first place, Nettie
McGehee, “Mexican Bowls and
Bottle;” second place, Maine Al
exander, “End of Summer;” first
special mention, C. B. Campbell,
“Design for Fishing;” and second
special mention, Gene Stuphen,
“Day’s End.”
Baseball
(Continued from Page 4)
Don Ellis caught Rice napping
and dropped a bunt along the first
base line to open the eighth. Nel
son sacrificed Ellis to second and
Munnerlyn sent him sailing home
with a sharp single to right.
Singles by Farmer and Les
Byrd coupled with two Owl errors
gave the Aggies three safety runs
in the ninth.
SATURDAY GAJMK
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Munnerlyn, lb G 2 11 0
Robinett, c 1 0 2 0
Wiliiacs, c 3 0 4 1
Parmer, cl 2 2 2 2
Miller, rf 4 2 1 0
Parrish, 3b 4 1 1 3
Leissner, 2b, ss 4 1 5 3
Byrd, If 5 0 Cl 0
Heft, ss 1 0 1 2
ElliS, ss 3 2 O 2
X.astelick, 2b 1 0 0 0
Work, p 0 0 0 1
Nelson, p 1 0 0 2
Totals .
RICE (5)
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Wylie, cf
Reckling, 3b . .
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Costa, If
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Totals ...... 34 7 27 10
A & M 002 020 113—9
Miller 2, Lessiner, Ellis, Work, Witt, Wy
lie, Nisbet, L. D. Cox, Floyd. E-—Heft,
Ellis 2, Witt, Nisbet, Leggett 2, Floyd.
RBI—Farmer 2( Miller, Parrish, Byrd,
Wylie 4, Witt. 3B—Farmer, HR—Wylie.
SB—Reckling, Parrish, Miller. S—Robin
ett, Parrish, Work, Nelson, Wylie. DP—
L. D. Cox to L. V. Cox, Leissner to Heft
to Munnerlyn. BB—Off Leggett 7, Floyd
1, Work 3. SO—By Leggett 1, Floyd
1, Work 5, Nelson 3. H&R—Off Leggett
Gand 5 in 6 (none out in7th). Work 5 and
5 in 6Vi>, Loser—-Floyd. Winner—Nelson.
Left—A&M 10, Rice 7. U—Bonneau and
Graham. Time—2:25.
RICE . 000 000 500—5
Runs—Munnerlyn, Williams, Farmer
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