THE BATTALION
Thursday, November 12, 1959
PAGE 3
Civilian Government Leaders
Outlined by Student Affairs
CF.ditor’s note: The following
is the first of two articles to
better acquaint Battalion readers
with members of civilian stu
dent government.
The Department of Student Af
fairs, headed by Bennie A. Zinn,
recently released a list of the ci
vilian students working in the vari
ous phases of student government
on the campus for 19!59-GO.
Zinn feels that everyone on the
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campus will benefit by becoming
familiar with this group of 'stu
dents and urges everyone to con
tribute by working and cooperat
ing with their program.
The students are as follows:
Civilian Student Council
Charles Graham, president; Ro
land Dommert, vice president; Ben
Havard, treasurer; Mike Carlo,
secretary; James E. Hall, parlia
mentarian; James .0. Manley, chap
lain; Charles A. McLaren, assis
tant chaplain; James B. Beal Jr.,
Project House; Thomas M. Butler,
Milner; Larry H. Clark, Bizzell;
James N. Crouch, sophomore;
Harold Putman, College View;
Kenneth Dorris, College' View;
James F. Tucker, junior; John D.
Garner, Law; James O. Lively Jr.,
Mitchell; David R. Stoker, The
Battalion; Robert G. Watkins,
Atomic Energy
(Continued from Page 1)
J. E. Bieknell, Missile Project
Branch, Division of Reactor De
velopment, U. S. Atomic Energy
Commission; “Design Considera
tions of the Nuclear Science Cen
ter Reactor Facility,” by Dr. R. E.
Wainerdi, Texas Engineering Ex
periment Station; and “The Prob
lem of Achieving Thermonuclear
Power,” by Dr. D. W. Kerst, Gen
eral Atomic, a division' of General
Dynamics Corporation.
Tomorrow’s sessions will deal
with life sciences and atomic en
ergy.
Hart; John Heber, Puryear; Lee
Griggs, senior; Paul A. Corder,
freshman; and Ken Cox, civilian
yell leader.
Civilian Housing Presidents
Richard Dalton, Bizzell; Ken
Dorris, College View; Harold Put
man, College View; Walter E.
Merritt, Hart; John D. Gaiaier,
Law; Darrell C. Pausky, Leggett;
Randall L. Sanders, Milner; Wil
liam E % Rudd, Mitchell; James B.
Beal Jr., Project House; Milton
McKinney, Puryear; Richard Goff,
Walton; and Leslie C. Wilson,
Walton.
Apartment Council
Jessie Ray White, Chester L.
Ridge, Harold Putman, Ken Doi’-
ris, Charles McLaran, James A.
Priddy, Chai’les Graham, Billy
Daniels, Dick Robertson, Bill
Sprayberry, James B. Beal Jr.,
Joe E. Dawson, Gene A. Yearger,
Bari’y S. Phillips and Alfred C.
Johnson.
Bizell Council
Richard Dalton, James Latimer,
Don Zirkle, John Hoover, Larry
Clark, Carl Ryden, Bryan McCool,
Tom Taylor, Ronald Carter, Nor
man Erskin, James. Colwell, Tarzi
Kamallnoin, Wayne Wendt, Rich
ard D. Thornton, Dane Petty and
Bill Blackwood.
Hart Council
David Henges, Horace C. Tuck,
Robert W. Gontko, Wilton Thomp
son, Wesley M. Stewart, Phillip
O. McEnery, Joe C. Walker III,
Robert G. Watkins and Walter E.
Mei’ritt.
(concluded tomorrow)
2nd Wing
Honors Faculty
An after-game dinner was held
by the 2nd Wing Saturday night in
the Memorial Student Center. The
dinner and a reception that pre
ceded it were attended by 87 peo
ple.
2nd Wing Commander Percy
Mims said the pui-pose of the din
ner was to allow commanders, ex
ecutive officers and staff seniors
to become better acquainted with
the unit faculty advisers, members
of the Department of Military Sci
ence and Department of Air Sci
ence and the various administrative
personnel of the college.
Those attending the dinner in
cluded Dean of Students James P.
Hannigan and Mrs. Hannigan and
Dean of Arts and Sciences Frank
Hubert and his wife. • Hubert is
also the faculty adviser for the 2nd
Wing. Col. and Mrs. Joe E. Davis,
Col. and Mrs. Charles E. Gregory,
Maj. and Mrs. Edward L. Scott,
Capt. Truett Hudson, and Lt.
Charles F. Hornstein Jr. were
among members of the Department
of Air Science and the School of
Military Science to attend.
Unit faculty advisers and their
wives who attended the dinner were
Mi', and Mrs. Charles W. Craw
ford, Squadron 9; Mr. and Mrs.
Jack T. Kent, Squadron 11; Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Wiening, Squad
ron 12; Dr. and Mrs. Norman C.
Rose and Dr. and Mrs. Bardin H.
Nelson, Squadron 17.
Cadet Colonel of the Corps Wil
liam B. Heye, Wade Dover, deputy
Corps Commander', Cadet Lt. Col
Hill Ranson, the 1959 Aggie Sweet
heart, Miss Rose Ann Annaratone,
and the day student liason officer,
Cadet Lt. Col. Kiver Dahlberg rep
resented the Corps Staff.
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The Virginia Fisheries Laboratory
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winds was responsible for a marked
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It has advised swimmers to stay
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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. </P> —
Beer and ice cream don’t mix.
That’s the word from Director of
Public Safety Meredith B. Kerstet-
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Kerstetter told beach ice cream
venders that they must maintain
proper decorum if they wish to
sell their products.
Consequently, he added, the cust
om of carrying beer with dry ice
packs for the peddler’s personal
use, mqst cease.
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The Charles Town race track is lo
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incidents famous in American his
tory. It was n,ear here that John
Brown was hanged after bis raid
at nearby Harper’s Ferry; Gen.
Horatio Gaftes, hero of the; Battle
of Saratoga, met here with Revolu
tionary War generals to discuss
George Washington’s strategy for
coming baittles.
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