The Bullalion .... College Station (Brazos County), Texas
PAGE 2 Tuesday, October 9, 1956
EXTENSION SERVICE OFFICERS—-(left) to right standing) Mesdames Garlayn Hoff
man, vice-president; W. S. Allen, president and Kermit Schlamb, year book chairman
stand behind (left to right) Mesdames Bluefford Hancock, corresponding secretary;
Howard Broach, parliamentarian, Ben R. Spears, treasurer and Ted Trew, reporter, at
the tea held in the MSC.
Extension Club Holds Tea
A tea opened the Extension Ser
vice Club of the Bryan-College
Station area fall activities at which
Mrs. Kermit Schlamb greeted the
members.
Officers in the receiving line
were Mrs. W. S. Allen, president;
Mrs. G. O. Hoffman, vice-presi
dent; Mrs. A. B. Kennerly, re
cording secretary; Mrs. Blueford
Hancock, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Ben R. Spears, treasurer;
Mrs. Ted Trew, reporter; Mrs. H.
H. Broach, parliamentarian; Mrs.
R. R. Lancaster, historian.
Representatives of local clubs
also in the receiving line were
Kim Alexander, Beta Sigma Phi;
Mrs. H. E. Conner, Bryan Read
ing Club; Mrs. C. C. Vick Jr., Bry
an Women’s Club; and Mrs. Bar
din Nelson, Campus Study Club.
Mrs. M. T. Harrington, Mrs. E.
L. Angell, Mrs. Madge Wallace,
Mrs. L. B. Coffey, and Mrs. W. A.
Varvel were special guests.
Soft background music set the
theme during the afternoon social.
Members of the yearbook com
mittee were hostesses for the af
ternoon: Mrs. Schlamb, Mrs. A. H.
Walker, Mrs. C. R. Holland, Mrs.
Jack T. Slown and Mrs. 'B. C.
Vormlei. , On a damask covered
table an arrangement of coral
vines and matching tapers was the
center of attention.
Alternating at the coffee ser
vice were Mrs. G. G. Gibson and
Mrs. J. C. Miller.
10% OFF ON SWP PAINT
We will save you money on Sherwin-Williams Outside
House Paint — Super Kem-Tone the deluxe wall paint
and Kem-Glo the miracle lustre enamel for woodwork.
COX LUMBER COMPANY
2705 South College Avenue
B R Y A N
With their International Singing Star IN PERSON
SWEET—The Petticoats — Three Real Dolls
SWING—Tex Benekee & His Orchestra
ROCK & ROLL—The Jodimars—Bill Haley Alumni
SATIRE IN DANCE—Conn & Mann—Action & Humor
A HARMONIC AT—Johnny O’BrierC-
Musical Will Rogers
THURSDAY, OCT. 25—WHITE COLISEUM — 8:00
Tickets $2.50 — $2.00 — $1.50—Student Activities
(Not Town Hall)
The Battalion
What’s Cooking
The following clubs will meet to
night:
7:30
Society of Automotive Engineers
will meet in room 4-D in the Me
morial Student Center.
Fish and Game Club meets in
the Agricultural Engineering
Building thh'd floor. A movie from
Texas Game and Fish Commission
is on the program.
Pre-Law Society will meet in
room 3-B, MSC.
DeMolay Chevaliers meet in
room 102 of YMCA Building.
Plans for traditional obligatory
| meeting October 15 will be dis-
I cussed.
Physical Education Club meets
| in G. Rollie White Coliseum. Jun-
j ior representative to Arts and Sci
ence Council election will be held.
Poultry Science Club meets in
the Social Club room at the MSC.
American Institute of Industrial
Engineers meet in the Engineer
ing Building, room 207. Professor
; L. S. O’Brannon will speak.
Geology Club meets in the Geol
ogy Lecture Room. W. R. Hors
ley will speak.
Rodeo Club meets in room 203,
Animal Industries Building.
Physics Club meets in Physics
Building.
Society of American Military
Engineers meets in the Civil Engi
neering Lecture Room.
Southwest Texas Hometown Club
meets in YMCA Building. Foot
ball Highlights of 1955 film will
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Dave McReynolds
Barry Hart
Welton Jones
Leland Boyd, Jim Neighbors, Joe Tindel
Bernice Schnerr
Don Bisett. J. B. McLeroy
Connie Eckard
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be shown.
The Institute of Aeronautical
Sciences meets in room 208 of the
Engineering Building.
It’s amazing when you
realize I had no politi
cal future until I start
ed having my clothes
cleaned at . .
CAMPUS
CLEANERS
Future Teachers
Get Job Practice
Sixty-seven future vocational
agriculture students at A&M will
get actual classroom experience
beginning next week when they
travel from College Station to
high schools over the state for two
weeks practice teaching.
“Outstanding schools have been
chosen and the future teachers will
work directly under supervision
of experienced teachers at the
school,” said E. V. Walton, head
of the Agricultural Education De
partment.
Students and their teaching lo
cations are as follows: Roger Coz-
ort—Columbus; P. A. Coleman—
Brenham; Marcus Crow—Lampas
as; Don Durham—Bellville; Char
les Hale—Richland Springs; John
Hendrick—Smithville; Joseph Heu-
man—Bowie; Emmett F. McCulley
—Clear Creek; John H. Pogue, Jr.
—LaVega (Waco); Herman L.
Schniederjan — Plano; Weldon
Whitehead—Cross Plains; Frank
lin D. Wright—Richland Springs;
Tom R. Falls—Fredericksburg;
Janies L. Barnhill — Whites-
boro; Stanton E. Brown —
Bowie; William H. Delleney—
Weimer; Raymond Dolezel —
Moody; Wiley Garrett—Tay
lor; J. W. Graham—Burnet;
Robt. C. Hill—Cleburne; Mar
vin Kolinek—Yorktown; Thos.
Kutch — Weatherford ; Larry
Bi. Walton — Wiemer; Gene
Voekkel—Taylor; Jesse Tack
ett—Cross Plains; William E.
Schier—Bellville; Fred A Raby
Moody; E. J. Papacek, Jr.—
Cuero; Charles W. Newcomer
—Plano.
Donald E. Mitcham — Whites-
boro; Charles O. Williams—Plano;
Paul Vance Stephens—Cleburne;
Donald E. Smelley—Santa Anna;
Wendell F. Purser — LaVega
(Waco); James L. Pruitt—Rising
Star; Lewis W. McMains — Wills
Point; Leroy E. Knippa—Smith
ville; David Gilleland — Bertram;
(See Future Teachers, Page 4)
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President
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by the determination of this year’s
officers in removing the negative
traditions from the Corps of ca
dets and added that he believed
that “those of you present today
can remove for all times these
damaging traditions from the cam
pus.”
He went on to say that the fac
ulty has been asked this year to
become acquainted with the pro
gram of the Corps and to support
it.
“Our slogan is ‘Don’t Fight It,
Use It’,” said Morgan.
The president said that this year,
the Corps had an additional duty
in not only operating smoothly
but also in developing leadership
for the coming years.
He concluded by saying “One of
the primary duties of a leader is
that he leaves a man not only as
good, but preferably better than
he, to take his place.
Bruner Battery &
Electric Co.
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USED
AUTO TUNE-UP
Slide Rules
Batteries—Starters
Generators—Carburetors
LARRY BRUNER ’44
TA 2-1218 28th Main
LOUPOT’S
NOTICE
JL. H. ADAMS has sold the
BRYAN BUSINESS MACHINE CO.
To
OTIS MCDONALD
who will operate the business
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Bryan Business Machine Co.
429 So. Main St.
BRYAN, TEXAS
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