Thursday, May 14, 1959 The Battalion College Station {Brazos CountyJ, Texas
Tcfteller Receives
OutstandingAward
For Chemical Work
Joseph W. Tefteller of Gilmer,
candidate for a B.S. degree in
chemistry at the May 23 gradua
tion, has been awarded a Student
Medal by the Louisiana Chapter
of the American Institute of Chem
ists.
This medal has been awarded to
Tefteller for outstanding under
graduate work in chemistry.
Students honored with this
award are selected on the basis of
scholarship, leadership, ability and
character.
In addition to the medal Teftel
ler will receive a one-year sub
scription to The Chemist.
New B&CU Building
The interior of the new B&CU Building, to 10 year plan which includes a new Agricul-
be finished early in June, begins to take ture Extension and a homemaking building,
shape. The building is part of the colleges’
$507,000 B&CU Building
To Be Finished in Early June
The new $507,000 Building and
College Utilities building is sched
uled to be finished sometime in
early June, according to W. How
ard Badgett, manager of the A&M
Physical Plant.
“The B&CU building is just a
part of the college’s 10 year plan
which also includes a new Agri
culture Extension and homemak
ing building and a Nuclear Science
Building,” said Badgett. The pro
gram is headed by J. H. Walker,
manager of the A&M System Phys
ical Plants.
Located behind the old B&CU
building and the U.S. Post Office,
the buildings are spread out over
47,100 square feet and will house a
freight receiving station, paint and
carpenters shop, electrical shop,
general maintenance shop, plumb
ing shop, fh’e station and new
B&CU office.
“It still does not take care of
all of odr needs but it is a long
way from the old buildings, the
first of which was built in 1904
at a cost of $3,000,” said Badgett.
“The main office will be air
conditioned and we will receive
some new machinery to replace the
old antiquated machines as well as
better sheet metal equipment,”
Badgett said.
Badgett said the “10 year plan”
also includes the addition of a
trickling filter and a final clari
fier for the sewage disposal plant.
The new fire station will con
tain a fire hose drier which will
save time drying the hoses and
will help preserve them.
The old B&CU shacks will be
torn down and all that will be left
is the building which now contains
the fire station, B&CU office and
the paint and carpenter shop.
Basic Division Meet
Set Saturday
A meeting of all Basic Division
students will be held in Guion Hall
at 10 a.m. Saturday according to
C. H. Ransdell, associate dean of
the division.
Ransdell said the purpose of the
meeting is to outline policies for
closing out the 1958-59 school year
and entering school next fall.
He also said the summer school
session would be discussed.
Mr.
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