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Wednesday, April 8, 1959
The Battalion College Station (Brazos Countyf, Texan
Flower Judging Team
The Flower Judging Team from the Depart- Pennsylvania State University this Friday,
nient of Floriculture and Landscape Archi- Shown are, left to right, John L. Wilkin-
tecture will participate in the 18th National son, Samuel J. Cely, R. E. Odom, coach, Gor-
Intercollegiate Flower Judging contest at don E* Buswell and Joel A. Potts.
Eight Get Awards For Graduate Work
High School Day
To Attract 1,200
Students desiring rooms for high
school visitors for the weekend
should first utilize single vacancies
and vacancies created by students
clearing the campus for the week
end, according to Harry L. Boyer,
Chief of Housing.
If sufficient space cannot be
found in this manner, thep stu
dents should contact the housing
office in the YMCA for the use of
rooms which are entirely vacant,
he said.
Students are asked to use single
vacancies as far as possible, how
ever, in order that some vacant
rooms may be reserved for high
school students who arrive on the
campus without known arrange
ments, Boyer explained.
About 800 American Indians,
mostly Mohawks, now live in the
Red Hook section of Brooklyn.
Good Cooking
HOTARD’S
Cafeteria '
11 a.m. - 2:30 p.m, — 5 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
WANTED
For Summer
Some openings still
available for young
men to work on an
Eastern Boys Ranch.
Must have knowledge
of horses and be able <
to teach boys to ride.
Should have athletic
and swimming background.
Salary plus tips & expenses.
For applications and
information make immediate
contact with:
SAM SPENCE, BOX 2073
COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS.
Eight students have been select
ed by the National Science Founda
tion to receive graduate fellowships
or summer fellowships for graduate
teaching assistants.
James Ralph Henderson, physics
graduate student from Mineola,
received one of the 1,050 coopera
tive graduate fellowships. The
award is for 12-month study to
ward a doctor’s degree in physics.
Selected to receive the summer
fellowship awards for graduate
teaching assistants were Wallace
Gene Cantrell, Albert Ray Jen
nings, Charles Edward Jones, John
B. Paxson, Alexander Stuart Pool,
Ralph Leon Shanahan and Nathan
Edgar Welch.
The seven summer fellowship
awards were among the 580 chosen
from throughout the United States.
Judging Team
In Contest
At Penn State
The flower judging team from
the Department of Floriculture
and Landscape Architecture here
at A&M will participate in the
18th National Intercollegiate Flow
er Judging Contest to be held at
First Annual
Photo Salon
Set May 2-11
The first annual Southwestern
Intercollegiate Photo Salon, spon
sored by the Memorial Student
Center Camera Committee will be
held May 2-11.
Alfred A. Padbury, Salon chair
man, MSC directorate, said the
purpose of this salon is to initiate
intercollegiate competition in the
field of photography among the
colleges and universities of Region
IX of the Assn, of College Unions.
The salon is open to all members of
clubs or associations sponsored by
any college or university in this
region.
Interested persons should submit
pictures in any of five classifica
tions: Nature, still life, sports,
news of portraiture. The judges
will select the outstanding photo
graph of each catagory and the
outstanding photo of the entire
salon.
Trophies and ribbons will be
be awarded. Judging will take
place in the MSC on May 2.
Many Prizes
In Math Contest
Two gold wrist watches will be
the top prizes in the annual math
ematics contest examinations to
be held Tuesday, April 28, from
7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Second prize of $15 and third of
$10 will also be given in each con
test.
All freshman awai’ds and the
second and third place sophomore
awards are provided by the Robert
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by April 14, 1959. Orders for the ring
will be taken between April 14th to June
1st for delivery July 1st, 1959. The Ring
Clerk is on duty from 8:00 a. m. to 12 :00
noon Tuesday through Saturday.
H. L. Heaton, Director of
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Pennsylvania State University this
Friday in University Park, Pa.
The team consists of Gordon E.
Buswell of San Antonio, Samuel
J. Cely of Fairfield, John L. Wil
kinson of Donna and Joel A. Potts
of Bryan. They will be accompan
ied by R. E. Odom, the team
coach.
The contest is an annual na
tional event sponsored by the So
ciety of American Florists and Pi
Alpha Xi, the national honorary
floriculture fraternity.
In addition to participating in
this contest with more than 20
other teams from throughout the
United States, they will partici
pate in a tour conducted for all
participating teams. The points of
interest include floriculture in the
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia areas
and the world famous DuPont
Longwood Gardens in Wilmington,
Del.
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F. Smith Memorial Fund.
The first prize for sophomores
is obtained through the Halperin
Award Fund. Both Smith and Hal
perin were members of the faculty
of the Department of Mathemat
ics.
Any student now enrolled in
either Mathematics 120 and 209
whose classification at the begin
ning of the 1958-59 school year
was not above that of freshman
or who has not repeated a college
math course is eligible to enter the
freshman contest.
The sophomore contest is open
to any student now taking Mathe
matics 210 whose classification at
the beginning of this school year
was not above sophomore and has
not repeated a college math course.
Ch.E. Group Hears
Houston Speaker
Russell E. Hansen, manager of
the Houston district for Leeds &
Northrup Co., will address the stu
dent section of the American In
stitute of Chemical Engineers here
today.
His topic will be “The Role of
the Chemical Engineer in Instru
mentation.”
Hansen is a past president of
the Houston Instrument Society
and a member of the American In
stitute of Electrical Engineers and
American Society of Metals.
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There has never been any
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this truth first was Francois
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judgment:
"Every one to his taste, as
the woman said when she
kissed her cow.”
’•LOVED AND LOST”
It’s better than not loving ot
all according to Lord Tenny
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"/ hold if true, whate'er be
fall/! feel it, when I sorrow
most/'Tis better to have
loved and lost/Than never
to have loved at all."
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