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THE BATTALION
Tuesday, May If, 1954
Draws Thousands Here
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BROKEN TIGER—Charles Richardson, senior from New-
gulf, hold the pieces of his model plane that crashed. The
plane was part of the air force display on the drill field.
One of the signs by the display read, ‘Graduate and Learn
to Fly.’
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ROOM FOR FIVE—Sunday was open house in the cadet dormitories and many parents
visited with their sons in the rooms. This is one of the few days of the year that wom
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TOP UNIT—Burt Holdsworth received the plaque for the
Gen. Moore award, presented each year to the top unit.
Grading is on scholastics, extra curricular and intramural
activities, and military standings.
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TOM’S DATE—Tom Strait,
sophomore from New Or
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er-at the all college dance
Saturday night. The dance
was for parents and friends
visiting the campus for op
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IT’S LIKE THIS—Dan Houston explains the biology exhib
it to his mother and brother. Dan is a preparatory vet
erinary medicine freshman from Dallas.
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FLOWER PINNING —Carroll Cairnes (right) watches
while his mother pins flowers on members of squadron 15.
This is part of the annual Mothers Day ceremonies.
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CLUB SBISA—Some of the parents ate in the mess halls
with their sons. Shown are (left to right) Jake Allbritton,
: George Allbritton, A. H. Menefee, Mrs. Menefee, Henry
Menefee, J. D. Allbritton, Opal Marie Allbritton and Mrs.
Allbritton..
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HOW ARE YOU?-
greets parents and
Sunday. Hundreds
of the Mothers Day
-President David H. Morgan (center)
students at the reception in his home
went through the reception line, a part
activities.
WHAT’S THIS?—Many parents looked at the engineering displays in front of the Aca
demic building. The exhibit included oil wells, minerals, engineer drawings and chemical
engineering performances.
MSC PUNCH—Edward Dantzler and his mother are served
punch at the Memorial Student Center reception Saturday.
The MSC featured all the phases of the Center’s activities.
Serving is Shirley Thompson.
Photographs hy SEYMOUR J. SMITH and S. GARDNER COLLINS