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THE BATTALION
Friday, March 16, 1956
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SOUTH OF THE BORDER—F. A. Murray, left, electrical engineering major from San
Antonio; Kenney Irwin, pre-dental major from Longview; and G. E. Datwiler, mechani
cal and petroleum engineering major from Los Angeles, Calif., enjoy Mexican food now
being served in the Memorial Student Center. South of the Border Week ends tomor
row.
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SOUTHERNERS—Miss Lynda Clark and Mrs. R. D.
Clark, 405 E. Defie, Baytown, enjoy the atmosphere of
South of the Border Week in the Memorial Student Center.
Lynda said they were in College Station to visit “friends.”
Two other members of the family not pictured are Coleta
and her father, R. D. Clark.
What’s Cooking
The following clubs . will meet
Monday:
5:15 p. m.
Pre-Med, Pre-Dent Society pic
ture will be taken on steps of new
Administration Building.
7:30 p. m.
Alpha Zeta meets in room 3C of
Memorial Student Center. Picture
for Aggieland will be taken at
7:15 p.m. on the frot steps of the
MSC in Class A winter uniform.
Military Day
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Sunday, the Singing Cadets will
offer their talents at 2:30 p.m. in
Guion Hall. Charley Jenkins, ten
or; Rocky Arnold, baritone; James
Bond, tenor; Edward Burkhead,
tenor; and John Brannen, bass; will
be featured as soloists.
The Singing Cadets, under the
direction of Bill Turner, will offer
an entire section of popular songs
from Broadway productions. The
program, which is open to the pub
lic at no charge, will also include
sacred selections.
CHS Students
Assist Farmers
Vocational agriculture students
from Consolidated High School
Future Farmers Chapter partici
pated in a program to improve
livestock in the community last
weekend.
Three CHS boys, Bobby John
son, Keith Kiddell and Bruce Da-
vey vaccinated, branded, castrated,
wormed and sprayed some 67 head
of cattle for a local farmer last
Saturday.
The boys carry on activities of
this kind to assist farmers or
ranchmen that are in need of help
and to gain valuable experience in
the field of agriculture.
The work was done under the
supervision of A. J. Jumper, vo
cational agriculture teacher as
CHS, and the boys were assisted
by A&M students.
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English Professors
Attend Conference
Three members of the A&M
English Department will be on the
program of the Texas Conference
of College Teachers of English at
the 21st annual meeting at the
University of Texas today and
Saturday.
John Q. Hays, president of the
Conference, will preside at the bus
iness meeting and serve as toast
master at the luncheon Saturday.
Sidney S. Cox will deliver a paper
on “Teaching Remedial Writing.”
George S. Summey, Jr., professor
emeritus, will be a guest of honor
of the association at the luncheon.
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fees is Wednesday. Late payers
will be fined $1 per day late.
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