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THE BATTALION
Thursday, May 27, 1954
The Battalion
Lawrence Sullivan Ross, Founder of Aggie Traditions
“Soldier, Statesman, Knightly Gentleman”
The Battalion, official newspaper of the Agricultural and Mechan
ical College of Texas, is published by students four times a week, during
the regular school year. * During the summer terms, and examination
and vacation periods, The Battalion is published twice a week. Days o^
publications are Tuesday through Friday for the regular school year,
and Tuesday and Thursday during examination and vacation period's
and the summer terms. Subscription rates $9.00 per year or $ .75 pei
month. Advertising rates furnished on request.
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College Station, Texas
under the Act of Con-
Srests of March 3, 1870.
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placed by telephone (4-5324) or at the Student Activities Office, Room
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of republication of all other matter herein are also reserved.
BOB BORISKIE, HARRI BAKER. Co-Editors
Jon Kinslow Managing Editor
George Manitzas City Editor
John Akard- Feature Editor
James Earle ——: Cartoonist
Larry Lightfoot Circulation Manager
Tomy Syler, Russell Reed, Pete Goodwin
Roland Baird, and Narman Hill-Circulation Staff
Sorrels Conducts
Kiivanis Program
Joe H. Sorrels, as Dr. I. K., con
ducted a quiz assisted by a panel at
the Kiwanis club meeting Tuesday.
The quiz included the organiza
tion, purpose, duties and opportu
nities in Kiwanis work.
Members of the Kiwanis Educa
tion and Fellowship committee
served on the panel.
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RETRIEVER—CITY BREED
FLINT, Mich.—(A*) — Mrs. Rob
ert Dolan’s Irish Setter, Bridget,
came home with a four-pelt fur
neckpiece. Mrs. Dolan called the
police.
Grace Timmons claimed the
minks, after the story got into the
newspapers. She had dropped
them en route home from a party.
All was forgiven.
Students Get Awards
For the first time, a whole sec
tion of students at A&M Consoli
dated elementary school received
certificates as members of the Tex
as Readers club.
The section was Mrs. Holzmann’s
fourth grade class. To be a mem
ber of the Texas Readers club, a
student must read ten books dur
ing the school year, including five
fiction, one biography, one travel,
one history, and two other lion-fic-
tion.
More than 100 fourth and fifth
grade children at Consolidated re
ceived the certificates at an awards
day there Friday.
They were Dennis McCannon,
Russell Brown, >GayIa Christensen,
Mitzie Matie Bassett, William Ber
ry, Diaffe Burkhalter, Qharles L.
Byrd jr., Patsy Ruth Feldman, Jack
George, Mary Ann Harris, Wayne
Hawkins.
Judy Linto, Joan Loveless, Jans
Ann Malik, Jose Martelino, Blair
Perryman, James Riggs, Sue
Sebember, Patsy Varvel, Condy
Pugh, James O’Brien, Ira Brewer,
Andy Adams, Freddy Wright.
Donna Dale, Jabet Darrow, Tom
mie Letbetter, Wanona Garrett,
Danny Turner, Sue Ross, Don Wil
son, Shirley Rogers, Nancy Neal,
James Carey, Patsy Beckham,
Mark Luther, Edith Putz, Richard
Latimer, Jack Armistead, Sondra
Covey, Mike Bloom, Hal Dela-
plane.
The U. S. Census Bureau esti
mates that an American is born
every 9 seconds, on the average.
Chemistry
Announces
Phil Fedders, chemistry
student, announced what
may prove to be the great
est discovery since the
Hydrogen Bomb. Fedders
claims to haVe invented a
Taste Tingleometer that
measures the degree Dr.
Pepper Wakes Up Your
Taste.
Fedders maintains Dr.
Pepper is exceptionally
good-tasting and that the
‘tingle’ in the taste im
parts the Wake Up Flavor.
This tingle, he claims,
increases as Dr. Pepper’s
temperature nears the
frosty cold mark. “When
there are little flecks of
ice floating in Dr. Pepper,
Major
Discovery!
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Harry McClusky, Barbara Brock,
Kathlenn Heaton, Margaret Ann
Castle, Harry Wayne Lewis, Don
na Davis, Janell Yeager, Robert
Burt, David Bailey, Judy Mills, Vir
ginia McAfee, Carolyn Brazzel,
Jimmy Mac Moore, James Baul-
dorf, Jan Brooks, Lonnie Carey,
Lane Coulter.
Harvey Falls, Gerald Fuller, El
don Ray Hagler, Arthur Furman
Isbell, Michael Krenitsky, Carl
Macklin, Thomas Moore, Noel Per
due, Donald Reiser, James Stewart,
Donald Woodall, Thomas Taylor,
Elizabeth Bishop, Susan BAriles,
Judy Cole, Helen Frost, Janice
Hall.
Betty Ivy, Anne Kennon, Mary
McNeely, Patsy O’Grady, Allyn
Roth, Joy Thigpen, Mary Walker,
Patricia Willets, Carole Endicot,
Anita J. Norsworthy, Janice Walk
er, Carole Murphy, Glenda Enzie.
Jerry Smith, Russell Welch,
Charles Jackson, Carla Debison,
Claire Evans, Susan Redmond,
March Goode, Eugene Wilson, Neil
Sperry, Winston Cummings, Kay
Andrews, Carolyn Harsm.
Charles Roeber, Albert Surovik,
Sidney Loveless, Bill Newcomb,
Pickey Ponthieux, Sandra Sayers,
Donna Jo Taylor, Nancy Jane Bea-
mer, Judy Clark, Shirley Lorenz,
Linda McGuire, Lynn Roy LaMotte,
and Lillian Bond.
The Texas Readers certificates
were presented by College Station’s
“story book lady,” Mrs. F. L.
Thomas.
College Station patrolman Curtis
Bullock presented awards to the
members of the junior patrol, which
he and Principal W. T. Reidel spon
sor.
Receiving junior patrol awards
were Steadman Davis, captain;
Ronald Brock, lieutenant; Hugh
Lindsay, lieutenant; Dennis Floyd,
Fred Brison, James Davis, Mike
Walton, David McQuire, Mike Gay,
Jerry3fills, Brace Thompson, Matt
Gaddis, Bill Farrer, Howard Mitch
ell, Mike. Denison, Gordon Darrow,
Richard Badgett, Alphonse Holick,
Pete Rodriguez, and Jimmy Hol
land.
Perfect attendance certificates
were given by Mrs. C. H. Cres-
well, elementary principal.
They were given to Brian
O’Neill, Bobby Elkins, Larry Cou-
fel, Welynda Wright, William T.
Jones, Marilyn Workman, William
Parker McNally, Joseph J. Skri-
vanek, III.
Timothy Martin Dougall, Glenda
Brown, James Julius Junek, Jean
ette Junek, Cranford Holt, Dennis
McCannon, Geraldine Blair, James
Riggs, Henry Allen, Philip Chaises
Butler.
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