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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1956)
7^ Page 6 THE BATTALION Thursday, February 23, 1956 Oi o 1 0-l an :t >n io rne US int th< ext ft In’i en Th :ke *st .t em nse s b 36 1 LI dec E D P On >up spe 1 )X-6i „ ati( . 3xa c cei , c xrei ^ '56, ^ iesl F» rr :xa V ** e M/ - *ail bioi _i ilin tch' e ru ti 8-0 fi r - 1 On \ay snn :cel Ma jek __ ch tra G tiol 3 ^ 2 U Be fi rad 6- 65 Tyj Vi igg £ Gu pal - Be; • Sb y- to ' Soi ite re ark. he Gii P] oun _ ;.p. K1 A.i > • B1 S( p SO! Journalism Mascot ‘Mr. Sudds 9 Gives Preview of Future By The CAMPUS EDITOR “Judging- from the number of hours we now devote to our Radio and TV sets”, said Prof. Otis Mill er to his journalism 311 class, “the American of a few years hence will be all eyes, ears and bottom”. The next meeting Ronnie Great- house came to class with a draw ing of the character Miller had briefly described. The class im mediately voted to adopt “Mr. Sudds” as the patron saint of the radio news writing and editing class. Of course the reader has already guessed that his initials stand for radio and television, and that his surname, Sudds, comes from his close association with beer and soap chips. The nickname, “Smok- ey”, Mr. Sudds gets from his close association with cigaret tobaccos. The bushy eyebrows and the un ruly but well-devolped head of hair Mr. Sudds owes to the free samples of shampoo, hair tonics, and eyebrow unguents he receives gratis from the cosmetic people. Sudds says the $64,000 question with him is what to do with all the free samples of beer, cigaretes soaps and cosmetic beauty aids he gets. Sudds has already become a bos om friend of all the 24 students taking the radio news writing and editing course. He is planning to go on the annual field trip with the students, claiming he is a friend of long standing of Charley Parker, formerly of Radio station WTAW but now of Radio-TV Sta tion WKY, Oklahoma City. Sudds claims the fact that Charley has invited the class to be the guests of WKY on this year’s field trip is a direct result of his pull with him. Whether this is true or not, the class has voted to allow Sudds to go along on this year’s field trip. An argument advanced in favor of Sudds making the trip was that he might bring along a lot of his sample gifts. Bibles Will Head Hometown Club Doyle Dean Bibles was elected president of the Land of the Lakes Hometown Club at a meeting last week. Other officers elected were as follows: John Pogue, vice-president and Shelton Rossberg, secretary- treasurer. We Highly Recommend To You SPRED SATIN—100% Latex Paint SPRED SATIN is the most beau tiful, most washable, easiest-to- use paint we’ve ever seen. Do It Yourself and get beautiful results on walls and woodwork. CHAPMAN’S PAINT & WALLPAPER CO. Next to Post Office R..T. SUtSDS Job Interviews J. 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En gineers will be interviewed for sales engineering, sales manage ment, research, design, product de velopment and industrial engineer ing. WRIGHT AIR DEVELOPMENT CENTER will interview major’s in aeronautical, electrical, mechanical engineering, mathematics and phy sics for openings in research and development. Chairman Attends Christian Seminar John P. Weatherford, junior rur al sociology major, attended a I Christian Citizenship Seminar for | college students in New York and Washington, D.C. last week. Weatherford is World Christian Community chairman of the Texas state Methodist Student Movement, The national MSM is sponsor of the seminar which included 50 delegates representing various states. Th* boy* were having a bull session in Sheedy’s room. "It’s no yoke,” beefed Sheedy. "Heifer-y girl I ask for a date turns me down flat.” Then Sheedy’s roommate spoke up: "There’s good moos tonight J. Paul. 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