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Rehearsals Begin
For Aggie Actors
The Aggie Players take the first
step in the five-month rehearsal
schedule for Shakespeare’s Macbeth
at 7:30 p. m. tonight in the Music
Hall, director C. K. Esten has an
nounced.
“This first meeting is ‘command
attendance’ for all members of the
Aggie Players,” Esten remarked.
“We would also like to have any
one else in the community even
remotely interested in any part pf
the production present.”
Tonight’s mepting will include
a discussion by Esten and Dr. Sam
Southwell, who since mid-summer
has been writing the script for the
production, the basic elements of
the play and the particular ap
proaches being made by the Play
ers.
“Some readings will be included
in the agenda of the meeting”, said
Esten. “I would urge everyone who
will attend the meeting to read
or re-read the play before then.”
The production will be the larg
est the Players have done in many
years, Esten said. There will be 28
actors and a number of bit players
at its showing on a special stage in
the Memorial Student Center Ball
room during February.
Others working on the play in
clude Mary Southwell, who is de
signing the costumes, Eugenia Har
ris, in charge of making the
costumes, and Allen Schrader, an
English instructor who has written
special music for the production.
Mitchell Hall Elects
Representatives
James Bethel, Conrad Losen,
Lynn Simmons, and James Hoff
man were elected Thursday as floor
representatives in Mitchell Hall.
Bethel represents the first floor;
Losen, second; Simmons, third, apd
Hoffman, fourth.
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Bryan, Texas
Ag Experiment
Station Meeting
Convenes Wed.
“Research for the Agricul
ture of the Future” is the
theme for the annual confer
ence of the Texas Agricultur
al Experiment Station which
opens Wednesday at the Memorial
Student Center.
The meeting ends Friday.
The state-wide meeting will cov
er research needs of the future
and research underway at College
Station and 44 other locations over
the state, according to Director
R. D. Lewis.
Several discussions on results of
research will be held.
The welcoming address will be
given by D. W. Williams, vice
president for agriculture. Out-of-
state speakers include W. C. Shaw,
Agricultural Research Service,
U.S.D.A.; Harrell DeGraff, Bab
cock professor of Food Economics,
Graduate School of Nutrition, Cor
nell University; K. S. Quisenberry,
assistant administrator, Produc
tion Research Division, ARS,
USDA; and E. F. Knipling, direc
tor, Entomology Research Divis
ion, ARS, USDA.
Sessions will be held each morn
ing and afternoon. The annual
banquet will be held Wednesday
night.
Minister To Speak
On Communism
At Wesley Meeting
Dr. Das Kelley Barnett will
speak on “Communism Today” at
Wednesday night’s meeting of the
Methodist Wesley Foundation.
The Rev. Barnett is professor
of Christian ethics at the Episcopal
Seminary of the Southwest. He
has done research on communism’s
relation to Christianity at Perkins
Seminary.
His talk will be the first of two
on the subject of Christianity and
communism.
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YMCA, VI 6-6415, hours 8-12, 1-5, daily
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publication — Director of Student Publica
tions.
Identification cards which were made
in connection with registration for the
fall semester 1957 are now ready for dis
tribution in the College Exchange Store.
They should be claimed in person imme
diately.
H. L. Heaton. Director of
Admissions and Registrar
SPECIAL NOTICE
Faculty Dinner Dance Club
tickets available for remainder of
season. Four events scheduled.
$11.00 per couple. Deadline noon
Oct. 16. Send checks to R. J. Bal
dauf, treasurer, Wildlife Manage
ment Department.
Supervised recreation, hot meals,
fenced playground. 25(# an hour.
Tiny Tot Nursery, 2600 S. College,
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Called meeting Tuesday, Oct.
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MSC Advisor Aids Groups
Miss Rosalie Spencer, Memorial Student Center student
program advisor, helps Wayne Wilson, secretary of the
Flying Kadets, solve a problem. Miss Spencer advises all
the student activity groups in the MSC, except SCONA.
Club Discusses
‘Catholic Aggie 9
An informal panel discussion on
“The Role of the Catholic Aggie”
highlight e'd Sunday morning’s
meeting of the A&M Newman
Club.
The forum was conducted by Jim
Fowler, Danny Kasprowicz and
Dolph, all freshmen at A&M.
Rio Grande HTC
Elects Officers
Norman Stephens, Edinburg sen
ior, was elected president of the
Rib Grande Valley Hometown Club
Friday night.
Other officers elected included
Bucky Sietlir, La Fenia senior,
vice president; Richard L. Mc-
Gown, Edcouch senior, secretary;
James Triplett, Donna junior,
treasurer, and Frank Pizzano, Har
lingen junior, reporter.
Social Whirl
Newcomers will spend “An Af
ternoon in Lima” with Dr. and
Ml-s. F. L. Thomas when they meet
at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Mem
orial Student Center social room.
*
Mrs. L. L. Stuart will be hos
tess to Delia Delta Delta at 7:30
p.m. Thursday at her home, 702
Broadmoor. All members are
asked to attend. Transportation
may be obtained, by calling Beth
Wells, VT 6-7595.
^ * *
Wuldiife Management Wives will
meet at 7:30 p.m. today in the
wildlife laboratory on the third
floor of the Agricultural Engin
eering Building.
Richard J. Baldauf, assistant
professor in the department, will
speak.
Winner of the cake in last
week’s raffle, sponsored by the
club, was Mrs. N. G. Ferrell,
A-l 1-C College View.
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majors.
Wednesday and Thursday
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views civil, electrical, geological
and mechanical engineering ma
jors and geology and advanced
mathematics majors for oppor
tunities with Shell Oil, Shell
Chemical, Shell Development and
Shell Pipe Line. Petroleum en
gineering majors will be inter
viewed for positions with the
production department. Geolo
gists and geological engineering,
geophysics majors will be inter
viewed for the Exploration De
partment.
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