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Talent Show
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“Early Birds” show will appear
for SMU.
Linda Potts of Bryan will repre-
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On Engagement Sets
i Fine Diamond Jewel
Diamond Jewelry
sent the University of Texas with
her semi-classical and jazz harp
solos. The University of Arkan
sas will present impersonator Bob
Green, and Betty Hax-rison, classi
cal singer, will represent TSCW.
Director for the show is Dick
McGown. His staff includes Jim
Hancock, lighting; Gary Anderson,
publicity; Tom Smith, tickets;
Frank Eichman, guests; Dudley
Brown, corresponding secretary;
and Randy West, prpgrams.
Job Interviews
Job interviews to be held Friday
in the Placement Office include:
The SUN PIPE LINE CO., Beau
mont, will interview chemical and
electrical engineering majors.
ALUMINUM COMPANY OF
AMERICA has opportunities for
graduates in accounting, business
administration (sales), chemistry,
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industrial technology, electrical,
mechanical, chemical and indus
trial engineering.
HALLIBURTON OIL "WELL
CEMENTING CO. will interview
mechanical, electrical, chemical,
and petroleum engineering chem
istry, physics and math majors.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND and
the PACIFIC RAILROAD CO. will
interview civil, electrical, mechan
ical and industrial engineering and
accounting majors for the two-
year training program outlined in
the company brochure.
GEOPHYSICAL SERVICE Inc.,
Houston and Dallas, have positions
as seismic computers and engi
neers for interested geological and
electrical engineering, math, phy
sics and geology majors.
STANOLIND OIL AND GAS
CO. will interview electrical engi
neering, geology, math and phy
sics majors for geophysicist class
ifications.
CUTLER-HAMMER, INC. have
opportunities in sales, application,
development and manufacturing
engineering for electrical, mechan
ical, and industrial engineering,
and business-engineering majors.
BENDIX AVIATION CORP.,
Bendix Products Division, will in
terview electrical, mechanical,
aeronautical and industrial engi
neering majors for the position of
Junior engineer.
Watkins To Attend
Dr. T. D. Watkins of the Ani
mal Husbandry Department, will
attend the quarterly meeting of
the Board of Directors of the Tex
as Sheep and Goat Associati m. in
Bandera tomorrow and Saturday.
He is taking his animal husbandry
410, sheep and goat production
class, on a field trip to Brackett-
ville, Sabinal and Ingram.
Salute to
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Thursday, March 22, 1956 THE BATTALION Page 5
M.E. and B.A. Wives
Winners in Bowling
Grid Star
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a sophomore and now have two
children, Russell, 12 and Lynda, 8.
Barney just happened on to the
job he now holds. In the summer
of 1947, with one semester remain
ing toward his degree in Agricul
tural Economics, Welch met Spike
White, then director of intramur
als, and worked as an umpire for
him.
White was on his way up to di
rector of student activities, and,
with his old job soon vacant, of
fered the position to Barney.
Welch accepted and took over the
day after graduation in January,
1948.
“It was strictly fate that I got
this job,” says Barney, “I was
only a semester away from grad
uation with absolutely no idea what
I was going to do when Spike of
fered me the job.”
A&M’s intramural director did
n’t need fate to carry him up the
military ladder. Welch started as
a private in 1942 and came out of
the war a T/Sgt. Since then Bar
ney has held every possible rank
to the captain bars he now wears
on his shoulders as Company Com
mander of Headquarters Company,
1st Battalion, 143rd-Infantry Regi
ment, 36th Division of the National
Guard.
Barney played some sei’vice foot
ball in Europe, receiving all-Euro
pean Theater of Operations honors
before returning to his halfback
spot under Coach Homer Norton in
1946.
A Texas boy who played his high
school athletics at Stephenville,
Barney has developed A&M’s in
tramural program into one of the
top five in the world.
Aggies everywhere can tip their
hats to Barney Welch and the mag-
nificant job he does as A&M’s di
rector of intramural athletics.
Fenner Elected
Arlan Fenner was elected presi
dent of the San Angelo-West Tex
as Hometown Club at their last
meeting. Other officers elected at
that time include Larry Wheeler,
vice-president; Jerry Lonon, treas
urer; C. C. Koehler, secretary; Ver
non Taylor and Leon Hardman, en
tertainment committee and Ward
Boyce and Frankie Wheeler, pro
motion.
Mechanical Engineering Wives
an d Business Wives are weekly
winners in the Aggie Wives bowl
ing tournament held in the Memor
ial Student Center Tuesday night.
M.E. Wives outbowled the Dames
Club three games to one while Bus
iness Wives won their set of games
by forfeit over Geology Wives.
Dames Club is in first place so
far this semester with M.E. Wives
taking the second spot for the
round robin tournament. Trophies
will be awarded in May to the
teams with the highest scores for
the evening.
Janette Williams was elected
secretary at the Tuesday session.
She replaces Joy Jones who re
cently resigned from the position.
Karen Tetter had high indiv
idual game for the night with a
score of 175. She did not have a
handicap.
Individual series and team high
game and series were not announ
ced.
The wives clubs bowl every first
and third Tuesday a month, for
the charge of $1.10 which includes
regulation shoes and four alleys.
Ten cents is used toward the fro
thy fund.
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SLICED BACON .... lb. 35c
Armour’s Star—All Pork
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JHOULDER ROAST . . . lb. 39c
( ALVES LIVER lb. 49c
ROUND STEAK .... lb. G9c
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