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Southwestern University; Ruby
Jean Eledge, Sam Houston State
College; Janie Ellis, Philomathia
Social Literai’y Club of TSCW;
Elizabeth Farrar, Rice Institute.
Nancy Marie Farrington, South
west Texas State Teachers College;
Barbara Frasher, Baylor Universi
ty; Mary Beth Hagler, Senior Class
of A&M Consolidated; Jo Ann
James, TSCW School of Nursing;
Dorothy Ann Jerabek, Incarnate
Word College; Elenor Trigg Jones,
Senior Class of TSCW; Carlene
Johnson, University of Texas;
Mary Elizabeth Kelley, TSCW
Newman Club; Barbara Kinnard,
Kappa Epsilon Mu of TSCW; Ellen
Jane Leister, Freshman Class of
TSCW; Tommy Sue Morehead,
Junior Class of TSCW; Patricia
Anne Morrison, Texas Christian
University; Mikell Murphy, Wom
ens Recreation Ass’n of TSCW;
Dian Nall, TSCW Art Club; Kay
Seth, Adelphian Club of TSCW;
Ruth Wilson, TSCW 4H Home
Demonstration Club; Barbara Win-
nick; Southern Methodist Univer
sity; Barbara Anne Woodward,
Florida Club of TSCW.
A&M Exes Clubs
Kathleen Birkner, Matagorda
County Club; Billy Lou Bryson,
Highland Lakes Club; Yvonne
Clark, Deep East Texas Club; Bin-
nie Anne Dartsby, Brazos County
Club; LaBlanche Davis, Land’O
Lakes Club; Suzann Davis, Lub
bock and South Plains Club; San
dra Elizabeth Elliott, Williamson
County Club; Lucille Heldenfels,
Corpus Christi Club; Carolyn How
ard, Brush Country Club; LaVerne
Johnston, Triple M Club; Lucile
Jones, Port Arthur Club; Mary
Ann Lehman, North West Texas
Club; Lorraine Miller, Gonzales
Club; Nancy Peoples, Dallas Club;
Jo Ann Scully, Bell County Club;
Lynda Sweard, Limestone County
Club; Linda Sutton, Beaumont
Club; Jessika Warren, McLennan
County Club; Mary Virginia Wil
son, Baytown Club; Margie Ann
Young, Victoria County Club.
Student Wives Clubs
Deanna Avant, Wildlife Manage
ment Club; Ann Blackstone, Geol
ogy Wives Club; Sunny Sue Car
penter, Business Administration
Wives Club; Shirley Joan Christo
pher, Chemical Engineering Wives
Club; Connie Lee Croslin, Aggie
Wives Bridge Club; Mrs. Bill Del-
leney, Agricultural - Education
Wives Club; Jean' Foshee, Animal
Husbandry Wives Club; Nina John
son, Agronomy Wives Club; Nan
cy Langford, Range and Forestry
Wives Club; Helen Miller, Aero
nautical Engineering Wives Club;
Shirley Purcell, Civil Engineering
Choose Westinghouse
for a rewarding future
You are making a tough decision
“where shall I start my career . . .
which company offers me the best
future?”
Your whole career can be affected
by your decision, so choose carefully.
We sincerely believe you will
make a wise decision in choosing
Westinghouse, a company where big
and exciting things are happening.
Here you can work with men who
are outstanding leaders in fields
such as:
Atomic Power
Automation (
Jet-Age Metals
Large Power Equipment
Radar
Semiconductors
Electronics
Chemistry
* . . and dozens of others.
You will have an opportunity to work
with a company that is having spectacular
growth in many fields . . . giving you room
to grow.
We help you apply your training to
industry. You can pick a career in the
industry of your choice .'. . in the type
of work you prefer, and in plants, sales
offices and laboratories from the Atlantic
to the Pacific. And, you can study for
advanced degrees at Company expense.
These are just a few of the many reasons
why you should choose Westinghouse.
Possible design for homogeneous reactor vessel
PHONE COLLECT . : . To get further
information, phone collect to C. H. Ebert,
at the Westinghouse Educational Center,
Pittsburgh, EXpress 1-2800, extension
353, or write him at Westinghouse, East
Pittsburgh, Pa.
ouse
Wives Club; Angela Rambo, Archi
tectural Wives Club; Marjorie
Stubbeman, Mechanical Engineer
ing Wives Club; Marie Tiller, Ag
gie Wives Council; Marilynn E.
Warren, Entomology & Entomology
Wives Club.
A&M Mothers Clubs
Barbara Ann Barber, Refugio
County A&M Mothers Club; Mary
Elizabeth Barefield, Del Rio A&M
Mothers Club; Helen Fay Billings,
Comal County A&M Mothers Club;
Beverly Bratton, Houston A&M
Mother’s Club; Margaret Sue Car
penter, Junction A&M Mothers
Club and Mary Miles Daughters,
Kingsville A&M Mothers Club.
Karen Rae Decluitt, Port Arthur
A&M Mothers Club; Ann Demock,
Fort Worth A&M Mothers Club;
Ann Fleming, Wichita Falls A&M,
Mothers Club; Sue Godwin, Wil
liamson County A&M Mothers
Club; Jose Guerra, Laredo A&M
Mothers Club; Doris Herrington,
Austin A&M Mothers Club; Mary
Frances Hillyer, Tyler A&M Moth
ers Club and Dorothy Jones, Waco-
McLennan A&M Mothers Club.
Joan Lamkin, Brown County
A&M Mothers Club; Lynda Lynch,
Brazos County A&M Mothers Club;
Joyce McLain, Milam County A&M
Club; Mary Manitzas, San An
gelo Mothers Club; Dorothy Marie
Martin, Harrison County A&M
Mothers Club; Ardis Miller, A&M
Mothers Club of Orange; Martha
Montgomery, Amarillo A&M
Mothers Club.
Nelda Oleson, East Harrison
County A&M Mothers Club; Susie
Prewitt, Bell County A&M Mothers
Club; Betsy Ross, Sonora A&M
Mothers Club; Terry Jean Ryall,
Jasper County A&M Mothers Club;
Sally Mauritz Strauss, Guadalupe
County A&M Mothers Club; Bar
bara Ann Wasson, Beaumont A&M
Mothers Club and Ann Weaver,
Corpus Christi A&M Mothers Club.
Hometown Clubs
Sally Anderson, South Central
Texas Hometown Club; Loretta
Mae Atteberry, Brazoria County
Hometown Club; Norma Faye
Bangs, Red River Valley Hometown
Club; Katherine Anne Barbour,
Beaumont Hometown Club; Carol
Cannady, Port Arthur Hometown
Club; Eloise Conger, Midland
Hometown Club; Betty Dickinson,
Wheeler - Collingsworth Hometown
Club; Linda Gayle Dyess, Coryell-
Hamilton Hometown Club.
Janice Elaine Ellis, Yankee
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Friday, April 12, 1957 PAGE 3
Hometown Club; Mary Virginia
Griffin, Kaufman County Home
town Club; Patricia Ann Hanyan,
Mexia Groesbeck and Mart Home
town Club; Kay Harwell, Amarillo
Hometown Club; Ann Hicks, Deep
East Texas Hometown Club; Dar-
leen Junker, Guadalupe Valley
Hometown Club; Emmy Knotts, El
Paso Hometown Club and Mary
Leigh, Del Rio Valley Hometown
Club.
Ann Elizabeth Lindemann, Jun
ior Chapter, American Veterinary
Medical Association; Maidia Ruth
Moore, Trans-Pecos Hometown
Club; Bettegene Mullens, Fort
Bend County Hometown Club;
Mary Ann O’Malley, Brenham
Hometown Club; Carmela Rodri
guez, Laredo A&M Hometown
Club; Lydia Rosillo, Milby Home
town Club.
Sanora Slack, Northeast Texas
Hometown Club and Imogene Stan
ley, Corpus Christi Hometown Club.
Campus Clubs
Janice Agee, Student Chapter of
the American Meteorology Society;
Barbara Sue Auten, Sweetheart of
Agricultural Council; Dorothy Ann
Bagwell, Kream and Kow Club;
Brenda Beck, Agricultural Engi
neering Society; Martha Bickley,
A&M Collegiate FFA Society; Mrs.
R. D. Blutzer, Jr., AVMA Auxili
ary; Sharon Bradford, Floricultural
and Landscape Architecture Club.
Carol Cobb, Saddle and Sirloin
Club; Carolyn Falgeau, Physical
Education Club; Linda Gene Far-
Fel, Hillel Club; Betty Jean Fer-
titta, Pre-Med and Pre-Dental So
ciety; Martha Roberta Fletcher,
A&M YMCA; Peggie Sue Hardee,
A&M Agricultural Club.
Tomasina Harris, Institute of
Aeronautical Sciences; Rosalie
Hurt, Marketing Club; Magdalena
Jiminez, Pan American Club; Mary
Beth McKinney, Pre-Law Society;
Phyllis Menger, Camera Club; Jean
Marie Miller, Petroleum Engineer
ing Club; Nancy Mitchell, Singing
Cadets; Martha Lee Mueller, Agri
cultural Economics Club; Carol
North, Society of American Mili
tary Engineei-ing Club.
Irene Paulica, Poultry Science
Club; Sally Lynn Puddy, Range
and Forestry Club; Bonnie Jean
Tabor, Accounting Club; Alice B.
Wiatrek, A&M Newman Club; Car
ol Wright, Children of the Ameri
can Revolution, and Phyllis Lillian
Lair, American Institute of Chemi
cal Engineers.
Moonwatchers To
Begin Training
Moonwatchers training is to be
gin very shortly, acording to Jack
T. Kent, head of the moon watch
team.
Kent said there will be five
meetings before the end of school;
one for building the telescope, two
others for learning how to use as
tronomical maps and the last two
for training sessions.
“Anyone wishing to participate
in the program is urged to call me,
since we need some more members
on the team,” said Kent.
The A&M team is one of 65
teams which will track the satel
lite that is to be launched by the
government shortly. There will be
at least six satellites sent up into,
the atmosphere by the government^
Kent said.
The local team’s part in the pro
gram is so important that Dr.
George Van Biesbroeck, world-
famous astronomer, was on the
campus last week to talk to Kent.
This team may be the only team
to see the small (20 inches in di
ameter) satellite go into space.
Therefore, the team may be the
most vital in the total operation,
he said.
Lions Club Honors
Local Dribblers
Members of the basketball teams
of A&M Consolidated -and Stephen
F. Austin (Bryan) High School
will be honored at a dinner in the
Triangle Dining Room Monday at
7 p. m. Their hosts will be the
Bryan-College Station Lions Club.
“If no team spots it, it will cost
the government a billion or more
dollars,” said Kent.
Kent urges the Moonwatchers to
report to his office every couple
of days to see if new developments
have taken place in the program.
He also urges them to go by the
physics shop to help with the con
struction of the telescope, and to
report in as soon as possible for
assignments.
The first meeting will be for
working out a means for alerting
the members quickly, he said.
Members of the moon watch team
are, James E. Arnold, Don J. Arn
old, Clyde E. Beal, James W.
Bransford, George A. Cude, Dr.
Peter Dehlinger, Jan F. De Lassen,
Wayne O. Doyle, Charles E. Hath
away, William G. Jones, David A.
Jones, Miss Christy Kent, Jack T.
Kent, Roy E. Mitchell, R. Dan Pur-
rington, Peter L. Schaar, William
R. Thurman, George B. Taack Jr.,
Jack W. Westerfield and Jerome
L. Winkler.
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