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Baseball
(Continued from Page 4)
at the A&M athletic department,
from members of the Bryan Cham
ber of Commerce, Canady’s phar
macy, WSD clothiers, Colson’s Cor
ner, Weingarten’s, Black’s phar
macy and Lipscomb’s pharmacy.
Tickets may also be purchased at
the gate.
The only common foe A&M and
Arizona had this year was Sul
Ross. The Wildcats met Sul Ross
twice early in the season and won
easily both times, 7-4 and 23-1.
A&M split a two-game set with
Sul Ross at Alpine, 6-7 and 4-1,
during the Easter holidays.
Eleven Arizona players slugged
over the .300 mark in season play.
Pitcher Don Lee had the best mark
with .450. He came to bat 40 times
and gathered 18 hits.
Third baseman Craig Sorenson
was next in line with a .425 aver
age in 36 games.
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Camera with Accessories. Acces-
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See Herb Cable. Bi z zell 301. 119t3
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Phone 6-5724. Percy Turner. 410
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Senior boots and serge and pink.
Size 12-D. 17% calf. One year old.
$95.00. Contact: Floyd Trim,
Dorm 3-217. 117t3
Buy my equity assume small G.
I. mortgage. Three bedroom house
screened porch, excellent condition.
Phone 6-2904. Enfield drive. 117t4
“Easy” Washing Machine — $25.
Bargain. D-9-C, College View.
117t4
T.V. Antenna, T.V. Pole and
wireing. Cheap $15.00 complete.
Call 6-5354 or come by and see
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117t4
Desk cheap, partly unfinished.
$7.00 Call 6-5354 or come see
511A Culpepper, College Station.
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Thor wringer type washing ma-
chane. Metal ironing board. Both
for $30.00. T. R. Fassig, C-16-Y
Gollege View. 116t5
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One-way trailers for rent for
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trailers. Complete line of Fire
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repairing. Baker Tire Co. Phone
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ice.
Wanted to Rent
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nished house in College Station.
Phone. 6-2452. 118t3
Female Help Wanted
Medical Laboratory Technician
for Clinic work. Call Dr. D. W.
Andres. 4-9011. HOtf
Wanted to Buy
One pair senior boots, 8-C or D
Call 6-6204, 8 to 5, 4-8593 after 5.
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Riders wanted, can leave any
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College Hospital. 119t2
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Phone 6-1258 after 5. 117t4
Qualified housekeeper and baby
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Pets
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of College. 6-4121. 76tf
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Will keep children for working
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Typing wanted to do in my home.
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3532. IQOtf
Lost
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plastic rims Thursday, May 19, be
tween M.S.C. and Engineering
building. Phone 2-5209 or post
card to 200 W. Duncan Street, Bry
an. 117t3
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SCI. ROSS LODGE NO. 1300 A.F. A A.M.
College Station
Called meeting Thursday,
May 26, 7 p.m. Work In
E. A. Degree. Members and
visiting brethren cordially In
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L. P. (Larry) Cobble, WM
N. M. McGinnis, Sec’y. 118t2
Quick repair service on all small
household electrical appliances.
Lee’s Electric Service, 2219 South
College. 114t8
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90 lb. Roll Siding.. 95 Sq.
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3%” F. M. Butt Hinges .60 pr.
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Used doors and win do ws... $1.00 up
Used sheet Iron $5.00 sq.
Bargain Paint and Builders Hard
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OFFICIAL NOTICES
Official notices must be brought, mailed,
or telephoned so as to arrive In the Office
of Student Publications (207 Goodwin,
4-5324, hours 8 - 12, 1-5, dally Monday
through Friday) at or before the deadline
of 1 p.m. of the day preceding publica
tion .—Manager.
NOTICE TO MAY GRADUATES
At 8 a.m. Thursday, May 26, there will
be posted on a bulletin board in the Regis
trar’s Office a list of those candidates who
have completed all academic requirements
for a degree. Every candidate is yrged
to consult this list to determine his status.
H. L. HEATON,
Regisrar 117t3
NOTICE GRADUATING SENIORS
All graduating seniors who are making
plans to continue with a graduate pro
gram of training, beginning with the 1955
Summer Session or the Fall Semester of
1956, should contact Mrs. C. C. Stevens
or me in the Registrar’s office without de
lay. Authorization to continue as a grad
uate student should be cleared in advance
of registration for the convenience of all
concerned.
H. L. Heaton
Registrar 116t5
All Range and Forestry students with a
grade point average 1.5 or better are el
igible for the Texas section American So
ciety of Range Management Student
awards for 1955. For further information
on this award contact Dr. G. W. Thomas,
R & F Dept, prior to leaving school this
spring.
Dr. G. W. Thomas 115t4
Candidates for Degrees
Thursday, May 26, 1955 THE BATTALION
Page 5
(Continued from Page 3)
Billy James Huffman, Gene Hol
man King, Albert Koury, Patrick
Norton McDuffie.
Charles Henry Minter, Kennard
Simon Moss, Carl Henry Muller,
Melvin Max Newsom, Francis Ber
nard O’Donnell, Raymond Lloyd
Ploeger, Jerry Vladimir Post jr.,
Joe Raymond Reid, Gerald Burke
Schulz, Kenneth LeRoy Scott, John
Lee Shanks, Carleton Knight Sher
man, John Paul Sutton, David
Louis Swiedom, Albert Garrison
Thompson and Philip Wayne Yows.
Geological Engineering
Astor John Brinkoeter jr., John
Thurston Cameron, John Leonard
Clanton, Pat Menefee Dolan, Mar
vin Harrison Ford, Jay Lee Gools
by, Sidney Carroll Goyer, Garner
James Johnson jr., Robert Thomas
Miller, Curtis Ray Mills, William
Earl Richey, Jerry Lee Sales, Ralph
Warren Sexton, Chester Duane
Slawson, Glenwood Walter Specht,
John Henry Stacha, Thomas Der-
riel Theriot, Franklin Eugene Tip-
ton, Louis Joe Wernert, Donald
Francis Wivchar, Albin Joseph Zak
jr.
Geology
Henry Sherman Anderson, Ray
mond Leon Foster, A. T. Green jr.,
Jerry Don Hawsey, Robert H. Mc
Clelland, David Dennis Mitchell,
John Metcalfe Starke jr., Harold
Keith Thompson, Raymond James
Welder jr., and Herman Judson
Wyatt.
Industrial Education
Joe K. Ando, Tom Parker Birk-
head, Earl Bentley Boykin, Raul
Ceballos, Luis Roberto Celerier,
Glen Roy Connally, Thomas New
ton Durdin, John Franklin Finney
jr., Monroe Cecil Flentge, Curtis
Lucien Flournoy, William Franklin
Fuller, Richard Bell Garner, Greg
ory Stuart Guinn, Donald Robert
Harris, Alton Jackson Hendrick,
William Edwin Howard, Donald
Lee Jones, Howard Marshall Kra-
wetz.
Jeff B. Lilley jr., Jack Edwin
Luker, James Laland McCormick,
Donald Thurman Mabry, Frank An
thony Malek jr., Roy Harold Mark-
wardt, William Linke Marshall,
James Elmer Mitchell, Robert Dun
can Montgomery, John J. Moritz,
Donald Edwin Noble, Walter Dick
Pumphrey, Hardy Burl Purvis jr.,
Teddy Allan Ritchey, Archie Stall
ings jr., Robert Suljins, David Le
Roy Williams, and James Ray
Witte.
Industrial Engineering
Robert Irven Beaver, James Alva
Bowen, Charles Lee Davis, Thomas
Cullen Davis, Robert Arthur
Holmes, Howard Charles Homeyer,
Gordon Chancellor Hrabal, Billy
Carlton James, Ernesto A. Marte-
lino, Jerry Dwain Ramsey, Marvin
Graves Rice, Robert Gaylon Ross,
Robert Berthold Schwarz jr., Ray
Douglas Shanklin, Huntley Elberto
Shelton jr., Don Kay Shipo, John
Edward Simpson jr., William Al
bert Triche, Ronald Jack Williams
and Thomas Peters Young.
Barksdale Wins
ASME Award
Donald L. Barksdale of San An
tonio, senior petroleum-mechanical
engineering student, has been
awarded the 75th anniversary stu
dent award medal by the American
Society of Mechanical Engineers,
New York.
WhaVs Cooking
THURSDAY
5:30—^ Ag Eco club, room 2C,
MSC, election of officers.
7:30—Golden State club, senate
chamber room MSC, discuss rides
home, coffee.
Fayette-Colorado County club,
election of officers, plan boot
party.
Winter hometown club 228 Aca
demic.
Grayson County hometown club,
main lounge MSC, election of offi
cers, plan final party.
Beaumont A&M club, MSC, plan
beach party.
Galveston hometown club, 223
Academic.
Dallas club, biological lecture
room, election of officers, discuss
boot and serge party.
More For Your Books at Shaffer’s
NORTH GATE
Mechanical Engineering
Walter Eugene Anderson, Don
ald Lee Barksdale, Donald Lynn
Benefiel, Owen Randolph Brock,
Zack Holden Byrns, Harvey Ray
Clanton, Henry Malone Clayton jr.,
Arthur R. Crixell, John Louis Dan-
nelley, James Daniel Dean, Richard
Anthony Delfeld, Leonard Oscar
Dube, Gordon Foster Gibson,
Claude Orley Hacker jr., John Plan-
ley III, Waldo Wells Henslee jr.,
John Coleman Hollan jr., Buck
Odell Isbell, Peter Earl Jacobson,
Lawrence Bernard Laskoskie, Je
rome Leon Ledwig, Julius Burt
Lovell, William James Manning.
George Wayne Millsap, Charles
Woodrow Mills, Leland Dorsey
Pendleton, Seinwil Perl, Robert
Wayne Pittman, John Thomas Pur
cell, Robert Charles Roland, James
Elmer Sadler, Robert Troy Saffel,
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win Gaines Threadgill, Melvin John
Tilly, Bobby Joe Travis, Jerry
Bruce Waggoner, Ross Rowland
Wardle, and John Bennett White.
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Eldon Curtis Aydelotte, Donald
Lee Barksdale, Marvin Dale Bos
well, John Thurston Cameron,
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ard Clanton, Dan Cleveland, Jack
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son III, Hervey Wallace Eversberg,
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Marcus Ganns, Douglas Z. Gayle,
Ellis Joseph Green, Ewell Brown
Gross, P’rancisco Guarneros-Garza.
Billy Cooch Guffey, William
Frank Haney jr., James Ralph Hen
derson, Antonio R. Herrera, Benny
Leon Hinds, Robert Nase Johnson,
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Moore Kilgo, John Ray Kubitz,
Roy Dal^ Lemons, Robert Thomas
Miller, John Claer Minter, Stephen
Joseph Novosad, John Thomas Pur
cell, Ramon Arturo Rivera, William
Harris Rowland jr., Ernest Bernard
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Charlie Wayne Seely, Ralph War
ren Sexton, Christopher C. Smith
jr., Thomas Giles Stevens, Thomas
Derriel Theriot, Frank Anthony Vi-
trano, Jerry Bruce Waggoner, Jack
Eugene Wilder, Itobert Lee Wil
liams, Arthur Roland Wilson jr.
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