The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas
PAGE 2 Thursday, December 6, 1956
Job Interviews
time Man on Campus
by tick Bibfer
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12th Man Bowl
Teams Complete
The following job interviews will
be held as follows in The Place
ment Office:
Thursday
THIOKOL CHEMICAL CORPO
RATION—will interview majors in
mechanical and aeronautical engi
neering and chemistry majors.
EATON & HUDDLE — of San
Antonio will interview accounting
majors for positions with this firm
of certified public accountants.
ROBERTSHAW-FULTON CON
TROLS COMPANY—Aeronautical
Division—will interview electrical
and mechanical engineering majors
and physics majors.
ID ECO — Beaumont-will inter
view interested mechanical and
civil engineering majors for manu
facturing positions in structural
work and machine design.
Thursday & Friday
TEMCO AIRCRAFT CORP.—
will interview aeronautical, electri
cal, mechanical and industrial engi
neering majors for positions in
their junior engineering training
program for six months then open
ings in various divisions of their
company.
CATERPILLAR TRACTOR
COMPANY—will interview majors
in mechanical, electrical, agricul
tural, industrial engineering, busi
ness administration, accounting and
civil engineering.
Friday
. CURTISS-WRIGHT COR P.—
will interview mechanical, aero
nautical, electrical, and civil engi
neering majors for positions in
their Field Engineering Depart
ment.
UNITED STATES STEEL
CORP.—will interview civil, electri
cal, mechanical, industrial, pet
roleum, and chemical engineering
majors for trainee programs and
direct assignments.
Your...
AGGIE
PICTURES
Color or Black & White
Ellison’s Drugs
Bryan and North Gate Stores
ARMSTRONG CORK COM
PANY—will interview majors in
building products marketing, busi
ness administration, industrial
technology, economics, agricultural
economics, mechanical engineei'ing,
industrial engineering for positions
within the various departments of
their organizations.
Monday
STANOLIND OIL & GAS CO.—
will interview mechanical, electri
cal, petroleum, civil and industrial
engineering majors for positions of
junior engineer’s.
ROSS HEAT EXCHANGER
DIVISION — will interview for
aeronautical, civil, mechanical,
electrical, industrial engineering,
physics, economics, business ad
ministration majors for positions in
management development program.
Tuesday
CIVIL AERONAUTICS AD
MINISTRATION — will interview
electrical, civil, mechanical and
aeronautical engineering majors.
LIBERTY MUTUAL INSUR
ANCE CO. — will interview me
chanical, civil, industrial, electrical
engineering and industrial tech
nology majors for positions as
safety engineers.
Pinky, Wife
To Observe
Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. (Pinky)
Downs Jr., will observe their 40th
wedding anniversary Friday. They
plan a quiet celebration at their
home 301 East Dexter in College
Station.
Downs is official greeter for the
college and a former member of
the board of directors.
During the anniversary week the
five yell leaders and their room
mates have been invited to a tur
key dinner at the Downs’ home.
This is an annual custom at their
home.
“This year,” says Downs, “we
will really talk — and you know
what we will talk about—that Tur
key Day game in Austin.”
A&M is the first land-grant col
lege conducting a regular game
warden school.
Rosters for teams to compete in
the 12th Man Bowl Dec. 18 are
now complete and no further addi
tions will be accepted, according
to the Student Senate’s 12th Man
Bowl committee.
The committee made the an
nouncement after additional stu
dents made a bid to be included on
one of the teams.
Candidates for players on the
teams were submitted Nov. 26, and
player selection ended then, the
committee said.
This year’s teams will be called
Army and Air Force. Player can
didates came from names submit
ted by athletic officers from each
outfit, dorm and housing area.
One name was submitted from
each corps outfit, four came from
each civilian dormitory, four from
project houses and day students
and eight were eligible from Col
lege View, following rules layed
out earlier by the senate.
No other name may be added to
the rolls even if someone is hurt
or has to quit, the committee said.
About 25 more students yester
day pleaded for a position on the
teams to Barney Welsh, intramural
sports director.
More persons are expected to
turn out for this year’s game than
ever before. In addition to the
spirited game, a crowd-pleasing
twirling contest will take the half
time limelight.
Invitations to twirlers from
about 26 schools in a 50-mile area
surrounding Colleg’e Station have
been sent out, the committee said.
Tickets for the match, a benefit
game, are 50 cents. Corps athletic
officers, floor and dorm represent
atives and area representatives are
ticket sale agents.
(See 12th Man, Page 4)
CHS Play Op ens
“The Great Big Doorstep”, a
three-act comedy starring Rosanne
Phillips and Larry Leighton, will
be presented by the Senior Class
of A&M Consolidated High School
tomorrow night at 8 in the high
school auditorium. The play, pro
duced oh Broadway during the last
decade, concerns a Louisiana “Ca
jun” family fallen into bad times.
Carol Words
Now Reddy
Words to popular Christmas
carols may be obtained at the
YMCA main desk, courtesy of
YMCA cabinet members.
“The sheets are now ready
to be picked up,” says YMCA
secretary Gordon Gay.
Dames Set ‘Help Night’
A “Help Night” is planned by
members of the Dames Club for
their 8 p.m. meeting Tuesday in
the YMCA. The group will choose
a needy family to receive articles
contributed by members--at-E-hrist-
mas time.
Refreshments will be served fol
lowing the meeting. Hostesses for
the evening will be Faye.Van Bree-
dam and Norma Lumpkin.
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