The Battalion College Station (Brazo* County), Texa*
PAGE 6 Thursday, October 25, 1956
PRESIDENTIAL INVITATION—Leroy Foerster is shown
presenting - an invitation to President David H. Morgan in
viting him to attend the Air Force Ball Nov. 2. Brad
Crockett is looking on.
Four Aggies Attend
National Convention
Ray Noble, Sid King, Robert
Glazener, and B. M. Gallaway, of
the civil engineering department,
attended the 51st national con
vention of Tau Beta Pi, a scholastic
honor society for engineers, held
at Kansas university, Lawrence,
Kansas, Oct. 10-13.
A proposal to admit women to
membership in Tau Beta Pi was
offei’ed. The national meeting ac
cepted the proposal for the third
time in recent years, although its
action is subject to ratification by
student members of the Associa
tion’s 99 chapters.
A major event of the convention
was the initiation and banquet.
Herbert Hoover Jr., Under-Secre
tary of State of the United States,
delivered an address on “The
Challenge of Engineering”, with
special reference to world affairs.
The 1957 national meeting will
be held at Wisconsin University and
Marquette University.
Tau Beta Pi is u, national society
for engineers founded in 1885. It
has 99 undergraduate chapters in
U. S. engineering colleges, of which
only three were unrepresented at
the 1956 convention. Over 88,000
initiated members constitute the
Association.
Students are elected to member
ship by chapters from the top 20
per cent (scholastically) of their
engineering classes on the basis of
character and service to their col
leges.
Judging Teams
Return From
Kansas City
The A&M senior livestock
judging team placed ninth in
the American Royal L i v e -
stock Judging contest held in
Kansas City Saturday.
The Aggies came out higher
than has any A&M team in prev
ious years. They placed fourth in
horses and seventh in. swine. Teams
from 21 colleges competed.
Team members were Joe Ross,
Bud Fichte, Pat Garner, Jim Ren
ick, J. C. Gregory and Bobby Wake
field was alternate. Ross was
third high individual in the con
test. The team is coached by J.
W. Gossett, of the Animal Husban
dry Department.
The senior Wools Judging Team,
coached by Dr. T. D. Watkins, of
the Animal Husbandry Depart
ment, placed third. Team members
and their respective placings in
the contest were Cecil Skaggs,
seventh; Glenn Chandler, eighth;
and Jimmy McMullan, tenth.
The group was treated to sup
per Sunday evening by the Kansas
City A&M Club.
Counselors Slate
Exchange Visits
Counselors of the basic division,
civilian dormitories, and tactical
officer? will exchange visits to
leam of each other’s problems and
jobs, according to the Office of
Student Personnel Services.
This counselor exchange pro
gram replaces the orientation
seminars held last year.
Two hour visits in actual work
ing conditions have been suggested
by Col. Davis, commandant; C. H.
Ransdell, assistant dean of the
basic division; and Bennie A. Zinn,
head of student affairs.
This time will be spent in observ
ing office activities and orienting
visitors of the other two areas.
‘Stairway to Stars’
Theme of AF Ball
“Stairway to the Stars” will be
the theme for the Air Force Ball
to be held in Sbisa hall, Nov. 2.
A sweetheart will be chosen at
the ball, a highlight of Fall Mili
tary ceremonies, Nov. 3.
- Dr. David H. Morgan, president,
has been presented on invitation
to, the dance. The invitation list
includes all Air Force cadets,
seniors in the Army ROTC, their
dates and college officials.
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