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Penrose B. Metcalfe, T6, San.
Angelo, gave a report on the nomi
nating committee for officers.
Locke was given a 25-year pin
and wrist watch for his 25 years
of continuous service as assistant
secretary of the association.
McQuillen was given a 20-year
pin for his 20 years of continuous
service as secretary of the associa
tion.
Mrs. J. *Nr. Sheppard was given
a 10-year pin for her 10 years as
a stenographer for the association.
A special citation was given to
J. Harold Dunn as appreciation for
the “wonderful job done as presi
dent of the association,” said Her-
vey.
Three class agents, R. D. Gam-
brell, ’42, Oscar A. Seward, ’07, and
L. D. Royer, ’13, were honored as
their respective classes received
most contributions to 1953 Develop
ment Fund, had the highest per
centage of members contributing to
the fund and contributed the most
money to the fund.
About 100 persons attended both
meetings of the council, said Her-
vey.
Special guests at the Sunday
morning breakfast were Dr. David
H. Morgan, president of the col
lege, Dr. J. P. Abbott, dean of the
college, Col. Joe E. Davis, com
mandant, and members of the
coaching staff.
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North Gate
CLASS OF ’54—This year’s graduating class sits in the White coliseum, listening to the
commencement talks and waiting for the moment when they will get their degrees.
Most Dormitories
To Close May 29
All dormitories except those to
be used during the summer session
will be closed and locked at 1 p. m.
May 29.
Dormitory students now in
school who intend to go to summer
school must be moved to their new
rooms by that time, said Harry
Boyer, chief of housing.
Military students who move
early are reminded that they must
check with their dormitory coun
selor before leaving, he said.
Students who must change rooms
but who will leave the campus be
fore the semester ends may make
arrangements with the present oc
cupants of their new room about
storing their possessions until they
return, Boyer said.
Students who will turn in their
room keys must present their key
and the yellow receipt showing
their key deposit at the housing
office in Goodwin hall.
All students are urged to dis
card paper and trash as soon as
possible so that there will not be
such large amounts the last few
days of school, Boyer said.
Physics Faculty
Honors Walker
Weldon Wayne Walker, sopho
more chemical engineering student
from Waco, has been named the
outstanding student in the intro
ductory physics courses here.
Selected by the faculty of the
physics department, Walker was
given a copy of the Handbook of
Chemistry and Physics.
Progress, as well as achieve
ment, was considered in determin
ing the winner, said J. G. Potter,
head of the physics department.
“Walker has done outstanding
work in the course in both semes
ters of the 1953-53 sessions,” he
said.
The Chemical Rubber company
presents copies of the 3,100-page
handbook annually to outstanding
beginning students in leading col
lege and universities, Potter said.
“It is the handbook most highly
valued by many physicists and oth
er scientists,” he said.
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Official Notice
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