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THE BATTALION
Tuesday, February 14, 1956
Read Battalion Classifieds Daily
ENROLL NOW
Spring Term Opens Monday, March 5th
DAY and NIOHT SCHOOL.
HY-SPEED LONGHAND will be offered for the
first time in a special ten-week course at night. This
is an ideal system for taking notes in college and for
taking light office dictation. Typing will be given
with this special course.
Phone TA 3-6655 for information or call at 702 South
Washington Avenue, Bryan, Texas
McKenzie-RaMwin Business College
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Clubs Complete
Officer Elections
Two wives clubs schedule meet
ing's for the week while two others
announce election of officers for
the Spring semester.
DAMES CLUB will meet at 8
tonight in the YMCA for a social
meeting.
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AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
Wives Club will meet at 7:30 to
night in the Agricultural Engi
neering Building. Members will
hear J. A. Bass present a book re
view on “Homecoming.”
Eighteen persons were present
at a Valentine pot luck supper in
social room of MSC Thursday,
honoring faculty members and
Tigers Dump
Tomball Quint
Leading by 10 points with 4:20
left to play, A&M Consolidated’s
Tigers fought off a strong chal
lenge by the Tomball Cougars to
down their hosts, 37-35, last night
in Tomball to tie Katy for the Dis
trict 25-A title.
Coach Larry Hayes’ Tigers lost
their chance to take the champion
ship outright last Friday, losing
to Katy, 37-36, in Katy.
Consolidated held u 36-26 lead
but could score only one point while
the Cougars, with three of their
regulars out of action, dropped
through nine straight points to
pull within two points of the Tig
ers, but the game ended before
Tomball could regain possession
of the ball.
The Tigers meet Katy here Wed
nesday, journey to Katy Friday
for the second game and the third
game, if needed, will be played in
Hempstead.
Basketball
(Continued from Page 3)
Aggies were senior Don Bilbrey,
second in A&M scoring with 10
points, George Mehaffey, John
Fortenberry, Ted Harrod, Brophy
and Hutto.
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Whitley, f 'I 11
Barnett, f-g ............. 3
Butler, e ............... 1
Smith, g ................ 2
Day, f ........ s . .. . 1
Grim, g ., 4
Dunn, t ................ O
Dickson, f .............. O
Trumbo, g .............. O
TOTABS . .... IS 2r> 14 61
A&M (52) fg ft pf tp
Hutto, g 2 8 1 12
Brophy, f 2 3 G 7
Fortenberry, g .... 2 O 4 4
Mehaffey. c 2 3 4 7
Bilbrey, f 4 2 G 10
Harrod, g 3 0 2 6
Connally, t 1 2 1 4
Henry, g 0 2 0 2
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wives. . Members brought chicken,
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A
NEWCOMERS CLUB will not
meet Wednesday at their usual
time. Instead they will present a
joint style show with their mother
organization, the Social Club, Feb
ruary 24.
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BAND WIVES CLUB elected
Marilyn Jernigan to serve as pres
ident for the spring semester. As
sisting her are Virginia Crabbe,
vice president; Marlene Bryan,
secretary; Hazel Rambo, treasurer;
Cecilia Wilson, paidiamentarian;
Doi’is Bahlman, reporter and
Jeanne Evans, activities chairman.
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PETROLEUM ENGINEERING
Wives Club elected Jody Scar
brough to head the offices of the
Pet. E. Wives at a recent meeting.
Other officers elected were Do
Do Pickering, vice president; Jane
Brown, recording secretary; Nancy
Bowne, corresponding secretary;
Jessamy Tomlinson, treasurer; and
Della Nichols, reporter. Shirley
Pyburn and Doris Rosenbaum vol
unteered to serve as chairmen for
refreshment committee.
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Mothers’ Club
Plans Activities
The mid season executive board
meeting of the Federation of Tex
as A&M College Mothers’ Clubs
was held last week in the Memor
ial Student Center.
Plans were made for the Feder
ations coming spring activities and
for the next meeting of the Moth
ers’ Clubs in May. Mrs. F. C. Olds
of Abilene, president of the feder
ation, presided.
J. Wayne Stark, director of the
MSC, met briefly with the board
to discuss the mothers’ clubs pro
jects for the Center this year.
Others attending- were Mesdames
David H. Morgan, honorary presi
dent; J. D. Lindsey, Frank Mil-
stead, Leo L. Fuchs, Frank Gold-
stone, C. H. Rydell, Paul Holladay
and O. O. Mattiza.
P. E. Chib to Hear
66 Andy” Anderson
Col. Frank G. (Andy) Anderson,
A&M track coach, will be the guest
speaker at the P. E. Ckib meeting
tonight at 7:30 in White Coliseum.
Col. Anderson will speak on the
Olympics, discussing the United
States chances in the coming games
at Melbourne, Australia.
That “new suit” I “bought”
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I had rejuvenated at . . .
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