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By GEORGIA JOHNSON
(Texans all are the Johnsons—Georgia, who comes from Channel-
view; Gene, a Baytowner, and Zee Ann, a young lady who’ll soon
he two. Gene, who goes hy “Jones Eugene” officially, is majoring
in accounting at A&M.)
CRANBERRY APPLE-ADE PUNCH
1 bottle (16-ounce) cranberry 1 can frozen concentrate
juice for lemonade
2 cups apple juice 1 pint ginger ale
Mix chilled juices with lemonade' concentrate. Add chilled ginger
ale just before serving. Yield: IVz quarts.
BARBECUE BURGER MIX
1 pound ground beef
14 cup chopped onion
% cup chopped green pepper
% cup chopped celery
1 8-ounce can tomato sauce
X A cup catsup
1 tablespoon vinegar
1 tablespoon sugar
1 teaspoon salt
% teaspoon pepper
1% tablespoons Worcestershire
sauce
Brown beef in hot fat. Add onion, green pepper and celery,
and cook until tender. Add remaining ingredients, and mix well.
Cover and simmer 20 minutes. Spoon on warm buns. Serves 6.
CLEVER CHAPEAU ‘CREATIONS’ were the order of the day last Thursday when the
Officers’ Wives of College Station presented a “Crazy Hat Show” at their monthly lunch
eon meeting at The Oaks. Proclaimed the winners were (left to right) Mrs. Delmer P.
Anderson, Mrs. V. M. McConnell, and Mrs. William F. Henson. Mrs. McConnell took
first place with a parasol-hat featuring a lighted red candle and a music box. Mrs.
Anderson’s second place winner was a white chapeau complete with silver longhorns, an
oil derrick and a miniature Cadillac. Third place was taken by Mrs. Henson with a plat
form creation holding two cradles steadied by the hands of a stout “mammy.”
AAUW Has Program On Art
A stimulating program on art
forms was presented at the March
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meeting of the American Associa
tion of University Women by Miss
Dorothy LaSelle, professor of art
at Texas State College for Wo
men.
Introduced by Mrs. W. H.
Delaplane, Miss LaSelle spoke of
her two major art interests—the
Little Chapel in the Woods on the
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TSCW campus and certain aspects
of modern art.
Discussing the first, she stated
that her students, between- 1938
and 1941, designed and made the
11 stained glass windows, the light
fixtures, beam decorations, mosaics
for the pews, cross, candlesticks
and even the heavy front door of
the chapel. The rug, too, was de
signed and woven by students.
In the second part of the pro
gram, Miss LaSelle showed slides
of modern architecture and modern
designs in furniture. She empha
sized that the new materials of
the space age demand new forms.
She closed the program with
slides of some of her own works.
She has had a studio in Province-
town, Mass., for 10 summers and
her work has appeared in a num
ber of exhibits.
During the business meeting, the
branch voted to sponsor an award
for the second Memorial Student
Center art show.
It was announced that all dona
tions for Hungarian relief are to
be left at the homes -of .the
Mesdames Horace Blank, M. E.
Ennis and J. H. Quisenberry.
PECAN PIE
3 tablespoons melted butter
11^, cups pecan halves
% recipe plain pastry
3 eggs
1 cup granulated sugar
1 cup light corn syrup
1 teaspoon vanilla
Mix sugar, syrup and eggs together. Add butter and vanilla and
mix well. Stir in pecans. Pour into pastry shell and bake in slow
oven (300 degrees) 1 hour and 15 minutes.
The Battalion College Station (Brazos County}, Texas
Thursday, March 14, 1957 PAGE 3
Job Interviews
The following companies inter
view tomorrow at the Placement
Office:
Koppers Company Inc., Port Ar
thur, interviews Ch.E., and Chem
istry majors for summer employ
ment.
Northrop Aircraft Inc., inter
views Aero.E., C.E., E.E., M.E.,
Physics and Math majors.
Leeds and Northrop Company
interviews Ch.E., E.E. and M.E.
majors for positions in research,
development, production engineer
ing, application engineering and.
sales engineering.
U. S. Naval Air Development
and Material Center interviews
Brochure Shows
Station Chores
All chores undertaken by the
Texas Engineering Experiment
Station during the past two years,
ranging from cottonseed process
ing to sanitary engineering, are
described and illustrated in a bro
chure put out by the station.
Compiled by Fred J. Benson,
vice director of the Station, the
pamphlet is entitled “Activities of
the Texas Engineering Experiment
Station, 1954 - 55 and 1955 - 56.”
GRADUATING- ENGINEERS
Research, development, and production activities at Northrop Aircraft,
Inc., in Southern California, create a continuous demand for young men
who wish to build a permanent career in engineering and science, in addi
tion to a diversified production program in its several plants, Northrop
is engaged in many vitally important, classified projects necessary to our
country’s defense
I If your training qualifies you for positions in the categories listed below
...if you want to settle in the Los Angeles area and work in Northrop’s
new multi-million-dollar engineering center... if you want to build a suc
cessful career in one of America’s foremost research, development and pro
duction organizations... if you want to enjoy many outstanding benefits
that are unexcelled in the industry, including Company-paid life, health,
and accident insurance, two weeks and two days annual vacation plus
an extra week at Christmas, both with full pay...if you want to work
where your ability will be continually encouraged... please contact your
school’s placement office and make an appointment for an interview with
one of Northrop’s representatives.
THESE FIELDS OFFER CHALLENGING OPPORTUNITIES
AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING • MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING • ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING • CHEMISTRY
PHYSICS • MATHEMATICS • CIVIL ENGINEERING .
Campus interviews will be conducted by Mr. Bob Kealhofer,
Engineering Personnel Representative of Northrop Aircraft,
Inc., on Friday, March 15th, at Texas A&M College En
gineering Placement Office.
NORTHROP AIRCRAFT, INC.
HAWTHORNE, CALIFORNIA
Aero.E., M.E., E.E., and Physics
majors for positions.
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing
Company interviews M.E., E.E.,
Pet.E., Ch.E., Chem., Physics, Ge
ology and Math, majors for posi
tions of Field Engineering train
ees: Equipment Design, Tool De
velopment, Mechanical [Research
and Development, Chemical Re
search Labs and Electronic Labs.
The Rath Packing Company, in
terviewer B.A., Ag.Eco. and A.H.
majors.
General Electric interviews Bus.
Adm., Eco., Ag.Eco., Jour, and
I.Eng. majors for Advertising and
Public Relations.
U. S. Naval Laboratories in Cal
ifornia— U. S. Naval Ordnance
Lab. and U. S. Naval Ordnance
Test Station interviews E.E., M.E.,
Aero.E., I.Eng., Math., Chemistry,
Physics and Statistics majors for
positions. They also are interested
in E.E., M.E., Physics, Math, and
Statistics majors for summer em
ployment.
Social Whirl
•
Electrical Engineering Wives
Club will meet at 8 p.m. Monday
in room 203 of the YMCA. Dr.
Edward Andrew of the department
will give a lecture on Pakistan. Re
freshments will be served by Bar
bara Gossage and Sharron Wel-
borne, hostesses for the evening.
Aggie Wives Bridge Club will
have its sixth meeting of the
spring semester at 7:30 p.m. today
in the Memorial Student Center.
Hostesses for the evening, will
be Trilba Keller and Pat Locke
for the regular group and Marilyn
Jannasch and Lucille Ritchart for
the intermediates.
Last week prizes were won for
high, second high and low scores
by Ann Price, Pat Sprayberry and
Pat Locke, respectively, in the reg
ular group.
In the intermediate group high
score prize was won by Lucille
Ritchart. Peggy King won second
high, and Marilyn Jannasch, third
high. Low score prize was won
by Arlene Starr.
Agricultural Economics and Ru
ral Sociology Wives will meet at
7:30 p.m. Monday at the Bryan
Sewing Machine Company for a
Necchi sewing machine demonstra
tion.
* * #
A picnic has been planned by
the Wildlife Management Wives
Club for 4 p.m. Sunday in Hensel
Park. Members, their husbands
and their children ai'e invited.
* *
Animal Husbandry Wives will
have a business meeting at 7:30
tonight in the YMCA. At 8:15
the group will go to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Kraft of Kraft Furn
iture for a talk and demonstra
tion. Refreshments will be served
there.
* * =!=
Mrs. Renee Rays of Redmond
Real Estate will be guest speaker
Monday night at the meeting of
the Mechanical Engineering Wives
Club. The meeting is scheduled
for 7:30 p.m. in room 202 of the
YMCA. Ruby Jordon and Lou
Murley will be hostesses for the
evening.
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