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THE BATTALION
Tuesday, October 25, 1955
Council May Organize
8 New Wives Clubs
The Aggie Wives Council met
last night to discuss the forming
of 8 additional wives clubs on the
campus, according to Joy Jones,
secretary.
Included in the 1200 names turn
ed in are these majors for which
their is no wives club: Science,
Aeronautical Engineering, Agricul
ture Engineering, Agriculture,
Oceanography, Wildlife Manage
ment, Industrial Engineering and
Industrial Education.
The completed list of married
students divided according to ma
jors was assembled by council
members with the help of Bennie
Zinn, head of Student Affairs.
“We will contact two or three
girls on the list,” said Mrs. Jones,
“and get their help in notifying
the remaining names for the for
mation of a club.”
Additional names for the already
formed wives clubs were also dis
tributed at the meeting with the
hopes that it might boost member
ship in the clubs.
Also discussed were plans for
the Council Dance which will be
held Nov. 19 in the Memorial Stu
dent Center. Capers Combo will
furnish the music for the married
couples.
The bowling league, which is
sponsored by the Council, will
meet next Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. in
the MSC.
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FOOTBALL
(Continued from Page 3)
Taylor gained 41 and 33 yards
respectively.
DENNIS GOEHRING, A&M’s
sturdy right guard, was the “line
man of the day,” according to
Coach Paul Bryant. Other stand
outs in the Aggie line were Charles
Krueger and Jim Stanley, both
sophomores. Bobby Conrad, who
had a busy afternoon playing
quarterback, halfback and end,
was also outstanding.
Baylor fullback Reuben Saage,
who remarked before the game
that “A&M would be just another
scrimmage,” was the Bears’ lead
ing ground gainer with 20 yards.
Halfback Weldon Holley, fourth in
SWC rushing before Saturday,
dropped to 10th place this week
after getting only three yards in
three tries.
A&M STUNNED the Bears with
a TD only 3:30 after the opening
kick-off. Bobby Drake Keith
pounced on a Baylor fumble on
the Bear’s 18, and five plays later
quarterback Donnie Grant rode
Hale’s back into the end zone. Tay
lor’s extra point kick split the up
rights.
Baylor came right back after
the ensuing kick-off to march 69
yards for their lone score. Reuben
Saage tallied from 1 yard out, and
the successful conversion knotted
the score at 7-7.
The Bears were through for the
day, as far as scoring threats, and
never managed to get past A&M’s
Social Whirl
The Dames Club will meet Wed
nesday instead of tonight, accord
ing to D0D0 Pickring, reporter.
Members will meet at 7:45 p.m.
Wednesday at the rear entrance of
the YMCA and go in groups to the
home of Mrs. C. B. Campbell.
Mrs. Campbell, who lives at 315
Suffolk South, will speak on
“Flower Arrangements for the
Home.”
* * *
Architect Wives will hold a
spaghetti supper in the social room
of the Memorial Student Center at
7 p.m. Wednesday.
Admission will be 75 cents per
son and $1.50, couple for the Arch
itect majors, wives and faculty.
WILL CONDUCT PERSONAL INTERVIEWS
ON CAMPUS
OCTOBER 27 AND 28
GROUP MEETING OCTOBER 26
Boeing has many positions open for graduating and graduate students.
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Personal interviews will cover the details of openings, the nature of
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Come and learn about the excellent opportunities with an outstanding
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Multi-Jet Bombers; America’s first Jet Transport, the 707;
and the Bomarc IM-99 Pilotless Aircraft.
For time and place of group meeting and for personal inter*.
view appointments—consult your
PLACEMENT
FFICE
40 the rest of the game.
PARDEE AND Taylor shared
the ball carrying load in A&M’s
second touchdown drive that start
ed on the Aggie 37. Pardee leaped
over the goal line from the 1-yard
line with 4:54 left in the half to
put A&M ahead 13-7. Taylor’s ex
tra-point kick was wide to the
right.
The Cadets took the second half
kick-off and marched 66 yards in
10 plays for the game’s final TD.
Dendy got the Ags started by re
turning the kick-off 28 yards.
A&M’s drive appeared bogged-
down with fourth and 15 facing
the Aggies on Baylor’s 24, but
Jimmy Wright stepped in and
calmly fired a pass to Taylor for
22 yards and a first on the BU
2-yard stripe. Pardee blasted for
the TD.
Neither team scored again, but
A&M marched to the Bruin’s 8 and
13-yard line in the final period,
only to lose the ball on downs.
What's Cooking
The scheduled for tonight is:
7:30
AICE will meet in room 104 of
the Petroleum Engineering Build
ing. Dr. Adam of American Vis
cose Corp. will speak and junior
chemical engineers are urged to
attend .for elections.
Business Society in the Assem
bly Room of the Center for a film
of 1955 A&M football season.
7:40
Accounting Society in YMCA
for a talk on “Government Ac
counting Through Civil Service.”
Petroleum Engineering Club, all
sophomores interested in Pet. E.
are invited to attend. Election of
faculty advisor.
Rodeo Club, A & I Building.
Pre-Law in room 2 C of the
Center for talk by Brooks Gofer,
assistant district attorney in Bry
an.
Horticulture Society in the Ag
riculture Building.
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Dames Club Meets
Tomorrow Night
Dames Club meeting time has
been changed this week from Tues
day to Wednesday night, according
to Karen Pickring, reporter.
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