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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1957)
X The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas PACE 6 Thursday, June 13, 1957 *>• . -y. SERVING; BRYAN and COLLEGE STATION ^ SAM HOUSTON ZEPHYR Lv. N. Zylch 10f08 a.m. Mr, Pciilcis « . 12s4y p.m. Lv. NU Zalch . 7:28 p.m. Ar. Houston • 9:15 p .ESI. FORT WORTH AND DENVER RAILWAY NL L CRYAR, Agieiiilf Phene 15 « NORTH ZUtCH ext time ymt bake a chocolate cake from a mix, add finely chop ped walnuts to the batter. Then as soon as the cake comes from the oven, pour an orange syrup over it. Make the syrup from grated orange rind and orange juice. A&M MENS SHOP 103 MAIN NORTH GATE i AGGIE OWNED Elementary Math Course Offered to Local Teachers A three-week mathematics im provement course, for grades one through eight, is being conducted at A&M to meet the current American trend toward an increas ing need for scientists. Lyle Hanse, head of the research division and educational consultant for Winston Publishing Co., Phila delphia, is conducting the course which emphasizes that a clear understanding of elementary mathematics is a necessary founda tion for tomorrow’s scientists. Offered as a workshop in mathe matics by the A&M Department of Education and Psychology for teacher improvement in public schools, the couhse is directed by W. R. Carmichael, superintendent, Bryan public schools, and covers a simplified method of teaching use of whole numbers and fractions to grade school children, Dr. Grady P. Parker, department head, declared. Foity Bryan public school super intendents, principals and teachers, plus ten others from surrounding areas, are participating' in the Newmans Elect Rainer 9 58 Prexy Winfred Kainer, Agriculture major from Victoria, was elected president of the A&M Newman Club for next year at a recent meeting in St. Mary’s Student Center. Other officers elected were Delvin Lefner, vice president; Ron nie Kimball, recording secretary; Dave Blacketer, treasurer; John Schultz, corresponding secretary; Kenneth Savage, historian, Bill Heye, reporter and Charlie Nourie, parlimentarian. Close Race NEW BUFFALO, Mich., (bP))— Frank A. Cartelluccio "(<?n the job of township highway commissioner in a recent election. The vote was i-o: When he received his ballot he says, he saw no one was running for the job. “We can’t have this, I said to myself, so I wrote in my name, feeling sure there would be others.” There were no others. Of course the job pays nothing, Castelluecio says, but that’s all right because to the best of his memory, the highway commission er does nothing either. 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Jack Palmer was se lected commanding' officer of the local Civil Air Patrol by the squadron at their first meeting as an official outfit. Maj. Luther C. Bogard, director Texas National Guard, Group Sev en of Kilgore; Maj. T. W. Gwin, public information officer; Id. Col. M. R. Bames, commander Group Seven were answering questions, explaining paperwork and mem bership forms to the new members at Coulter Field. Many positions are Jfdill - vmpc- cupied. Local pilots, doctors, preachers, teachers, journalists, and* those interested in radio, photo graphy, aircraft mechanics and woiking with people are the types ^ needed to- fill these positions. Civil Air Patrol is the name given to the civilian auxiliary of the United States Air Force. CAP’S mission is to search for downed aircraft and to interest the com munity in aviation. A CAP Cadet program will be organized later as a part of the unit. The cadet pro gram is for boys between 14 and 18 years of age. Tuesday June 18, at 7:30 p.m. the next meeting will be held at Coulter Field on highway 21, three miles east of Bryan. School Officials Meet At A&M For Conference The 32nd annual meeting of the Texas Association of Texas School Administration Conference and the 7th an nual meeting of the Texas County Superintendents con ference, the 1st annual meet ings of the Texas School Ad ministration Conference and the 7th annual meet of the Texas As sociation for Instructional Super- vism’s Confei’ence, will be held here June 17-19. Consultants^ speakers and coord inators for. the conferences include C. C. Trillingham, superintendent of schools, county of Los Angeles, i Calif., and president-elect of the Amei’ican Association of School Administrators; Lois M. Clark, De partment of Rural Education ofv the National Education Associa tion, Washington, D.C.; A. T. Dyal, pastor, First Presbyterian church. Bay City; Raymond J. Free, Ga lena Park public schools; A. W. Shannon, Beaumont public schools and Walter A. Varvel, Department of Education and Psychology, A&M. Dixie Boyd will preside at the opening general assembly at 8:45 a.m., in the Memorial Student Cen ter, Monday morning. Boyd is president of the Texas Associa tion for Instructional Supervisors and supervisor of Harris county schools, Houston. The welcome ad dress will be given by Dr. M. T. Harrington, chancellor, A&M Sys-» tern. The address will be given by C. C. Trillingham. Lettermen For Georgia ATLANTA, Ga. <dP) — Georgia Tech expects 19 lettermen back for its 10 game football schedule Which includes home games with Ken tucky, Southern Methodist, Au burn, Duke, Florida and Georgia. The Yellow Jackets won 10 of 11 games last season, including a 21-14 win over Pittsburgh in the Gator Bowl at Jacksonville. I promise to love, honor, obey, and to have all our clothes cleaned at CAMPUS CLEANERS