THE BATTALION
Wednesday, December 16, 1959
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Activities of 36 Aggies Named to Who’s Who Listed
The Who’s Who Among Student'’
in American Universities and Col
leges for 1959-60 released Monday
listed 36 Aggies for this distinc
tion.
Listed below are the activities
and accomplishments of the Ags
in this group:
ROBERT EUGENE ARLES
Pres. AVMA, 1959-60; President
junior Veterinary Class, 1958-59-
Student Representative to Nationa 1
AVMA Corfvention; Advertising
Mgr., Southwestern Veterinarian
1958-59, 1959-60; Vet. Ass’t., Radi
ation Biology Lab.; Student Repre
sentative for Haver-Lockhart
Pharmaceutical Co.
ALLAN ROY ALLBRITTON
Secretary-Treasurer Junior Vet
erinary Class, Student Chapte>
AVMA; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Zeta
Editorial Ass’t., Southwestern Vet
erinarian 1957-58, 1958-59; pi-oduc
tion editor, 1959-60; Student Lab
Ass’t., Veterinary Physiology anr'
Pharmacology 1957-58; Studen'
Lab. A ss’t. Plant Physiology am’
Pathology 1958-59; Student Repre
sentative for the S. E- Massengil
Co. 1959-60.
BYRON CURTIS BLASCHKE
Cadet Lt. Col., Corps Staff
Corps adjutant; president, Ameri
can Society of Engineers; presi
dent, Newman Club; Engineers'
Council; recoi’der, Senior Court
R. V.’s; Opportunity Award; Cabo J
Carbon Co. Scholarship; best drill
ed freshman and sophomore, B-FA:
4th Army Award; Phi Eta Sigma
Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; John
Henry Newman Honor Society
HMS; first place, Freshman Engi
neering Drawing Contest; student
employment, structural lab assist
ant, C. E. Dept.
JOHN MICHAEL BRAZZEL
Arts and Sciences Council, vice
president; Cadet Maj., 4th Group
Staff; Cadet Court; Phi Eta Sigma
vice president; Phi Kappa Phi:
DMS; Economics Club, president-
General Business Society, junioi
representative to A&S Council:
San Jacinto Hometown Club, vice
president; Newman Club; Ameri
can Economic Assn.; Opportunity
Award Scholarship; P. T. Pierce
Award Scholarship; Commandant’s
Award—Summer Camp; under
graduate assistant, Biol. Dept.;
Fish Yell Leader.
FRANK BLAIR BUCHANAN, III
Freshman Drill Team; Corps
Color Guard; RV’s; Cadet Col.,
C.O. 2nd Bidgade; president, Cadet
Court “A”; MSC Directorate As
sistant; chairman, MSC Bridge
Committee; SCONA III; vice chaii’-
man, SCONA IV; planning com
mittee chairman, SCONA V;
SCONA delegate to U. S. Military
Academy; A&S Council; vice presi
dent, Economics Club; social sec
retary, Junior Class; Corps cham
pionship, bowling; Houston Cham
ber of Commerce Award; MSC Ap
preciation Awai’d; Assn, of the U.
S. Army Award; Aggie Sweetheart
Selection Committee; Wesley Foun
dation.
WILLIAM DAVID BUNTING
President, Singing Cadets; Phi
Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; outr
standing freshman, Sqd. 23; out
standing freshman, 8th Group; op
erations sgt., 7th Group Staff;
scholastic officer, 7th Group Staff!
Sigma Phi Sigma; business mgr.,
Singing Cadets.
J. C. BURTON
First Wing C.O.; Phi Eta Sigma;
^au Beta Pi; DMS; co-chairman,
\ir Force Ball; Aggie Sweetheart
Selection Committee; Petroleum
Engineering Club; Freshman En
gineering Society; Freshman Slide
Rule Contest; host drilled sopho-
uore—Sqd. 7; Engineer Staff;
Eorps Staff; Opportunity Award
Scholarship; Air Force ROTC jun-
'or representative to U. S. Air
Force Academy.
DONALD RAYE CLARK
President Freshman Veterinary
Slass; Award of Merit as Out-
tanding Student in First Year
-lass of Veterinary Medicine; Sen-
or Rep., Student AVMA Council;
Senior Representative., Veterinary
School Honor Council; Phi Kappa
'dn; Phi Zeta; Southwestern Vet-
rinarian Staff; Student Ass’t.,
/eterinary Physiology and Pharm-
■cology, 2 years.
JOHN GUINN CULL JR.
President, West Texas Home-
own Club 1957-58; Sec.-Treas.,
Sollege Apartment Council 1958-
9; Aggie Players 1957-58; Stu-
! ent National Education Assn.;
\merican College Personnel Assn.
Division of American Personnel
•nd Guidance Assn.); Graduate As-
-istant in the Dept, of Education
i.nd Physiology 1959-60 Student
Relegate to the UNESCO Confer-
■nce in Denver, Colo., 1959; DS
Fall ’58); B.S. Degree in Educa-
ion, May 1959; Selected as repre-
'.entative from Dept, of Education
md Psychology to meet with the
Evaluation Committee from the
’’’exas Education Agency 1959:
vorked in the Civilian Student
Eounselor’s office and the Foreign
Student Advisor’s Office; received
R. I. Bill of Rights benefits from
he Korean War during first four
rears of college.
FRANK IVER DAHLBERG
President, Amei’ican Institute of
T ndustrial Engineers; best dressed
Ueshman in squadron; best drilled
freshman; outstanding junior in
group; 1st Sgt., Squadron 21; Sgt.
Maj., 7th Group Staff; Cadet Lt.
Col., Corps Staff; YMCA; Wesley
foundation; Campus Crusade;
Brazos County Hometown Club;
freshman baseball team; Singing
Cadets; Region IN A TIE Student
Conference; SCONA IV; DMS;
Engineers’ Council; physics lab in
structor.
WILEY WADE DOVER
Deputy Corps Commander; RV
C.O.; Student Senate chaplain; Tau
Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; DMS;
vice president, San Angelo-West
Texas Hometown Club; Petroleum
Engineering Club; DAR Award;
Houston C of C Award; Oppor
tunity Award Scholarship; Terra
Club Petroleum Engineering Schol
arship.
HOMER JARRELL GIBBS
Chairman, SCONA V; Senior
Court member; Cadet Col., Corps
Staff; Aggieland ’58 Staff; DMS.
SAMMIE EDWARD GLASS
Sophomore Representative to
Student Chapter of AVMA 1957-
58; Junior Representative to Stu
dent Chapter of AVMA 1958-59;
president of the Senior Class in
the School of Veterinary Medicine;
member of Phi Kappa Phi, Phi
Zeta; vice-president of Phi Zeta
1959-60; Outstanding Student
Award of Sophomore Class in
School of Veterinary Medicine;
Student Ass’t. in Dept, of Physiol
ogy and Pharmacology 1958-59.
HUDSON ARLYN GLIMP
Vice president, Saddle and Sir
loin Club 1959-60; vice president,
Highland Lakes Hometown Club
1958-59; reporter, Saddle and Sir
loin Club 1957-58; vice president,
Collegiate 4-H Club 1957-58; Den
ver Woo) Judging Team 1959, 2nd
high individual; American Royal
Wool Judging Team 1960, member
high team, 3rd in fleece grading;
Opportunity Award Scholarship;
Outstanding Sophomore in School
of Agriculture; outstanding fresh
man and sophomore in Saddle &
Sirloin Club; Alpha Zeta; Feature
Sditor, Agriculturist 1959-60; vice
president, Texas State Civil De
fense Council for Youth 1956-57;
publicity chairman, State 4-H
Council, 1956; National 4-H Meat
Animal Award Winner, 1955 ($300
scholarship to A&M included);
State Fair of Texas Honor Award,
1956; worked in Dept, of Animal
Husbandry, 1956-57, Dept, of Bio
chemistry and Nutrition, 1957-
present; Texas Sheep and Goat
Raisers Assn. Award, 1956.
CHARLES WESLEY GRAHAM
Student Senate, 1958-59; Student
Senate Welfare Committee 1958-
59; CSC treasurer, 1957-58; CSC
vice president, 1958-59; CSC presi-
ident, 1959-60; representative of
5th and 6th-year civilian day stu
dents to CSC, 1959-60; MSC Lead
ership Conference Committee, 1959;
Student AVMA Council, 1959; co
president of College View Apart
ment Council 1956-57; president of
Pre-Vet Society, 1957; parliamen
tarian of Freshman Veterinary
Class, 1957-58; parliamentarian of
AVMA, 1959; co-chairman of Civ
ilian Weekend Committee, 1959;
chairman of Civilan Student Cam
pus Chest Fund Committee, 1958;
chairman of Civilian Weekend
Dance Committee, 1959; Exchange
Store Advisory Board, 1958-60; Ci
vilian Honor Code Committee,
1959; Election Commission, 1958-
59; editorial assistant of South
western Veterinarian, 1958-59; as
sociate editor of Southwestern
Veterinarian, 1959-60; Lab assist
ant in Veterinary Anatomy Dept.,
1958-59; College View Student
Manager, 1959 to date.
WILLIAM BERNARD HE YE, JR.
Cadet Col. of Corps, Corps Staff;
assoc, editor, The Engineer; out
standing freshman, sophomore,
junior in Corps; Freshman Drill
Team; Radio Club; Newman Club;
Institute of Radio Engineers; RV’s;
president, Freshman Engineering
Society; Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kap
pa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa
Phi; Caldwell Trophy; Houston C
of C Award; Sons of American
Revolution Award; Society of
American Military Engineers
Award; Opportunity Award Schol
arship; Schlumberger Scholarship;
Rowar Drilling Co. Scholarship.
JIMMY E. HOWARD
Associate editor, Southwestern
Veterinarian, 1958-58; editor,
Southwestern Veterinarian^ 1959-
60; Student Chapter AVMA, pres
ident, 1959, parliamentarian, 1958;
parliamentarian of Sophomore Vet
erinary Class, 1957-58; Bandy
CHS Junior Officers
Recently elected officers of the junior class at A&M Con-
solmated High School are, seated, Tom Letbetter, presi
dent; Joan Loveless, secretary; Blair Perryman, treasurer;
and Russell Brown, reporter, left to right. Elected vice
president, but not pictured, was James Riggs.
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Scholarship, 1958; student repre
sentative to Texas Jaycees Citizen
ship Seminar, 1959; Lab Technician
of Biochemistry and Nutrition
Dept.; student clinician, Small Ani
mal Clinic; representative to Na
tional AVMA Convention, 1959;
chairman of AVMA Emergency
Fund; MSC Council representative;
Leadership Conference, 1959.
JOSEPH RAYMOND JOYCE
Ag Council; Saddle and Sirloin
Club; chab'man, Cattleman’s Ball,
1960; asst, editor, Saddle and Sir
loin Club Yearbook, 1959; Stock
chairman, All-Aggie Rodeo, 1959;
chairman, FFA barbecue, 1959;
chairman, 4-H Club barbecue, 1959;
supt., wool division, fish-sophomore
judging contest, 1959; awards
chairman, ham sale, 1959; numer
ous awards in judging contests.
LOVELL WILF0RD
KUYKENDALL
Student Agricultural Council;
Saddle and Sirloin Club, 1958-60;
agricultural representative to In
ter-Council Committee; superin
tendent, Little Southwestern Live
stock Show, 1959; secretary, All-
Aggie Rodeo; other Saddle & Sir
loin Club committees.
JOE MARVIN LEEPER
Corps Staff, liason officer;
DMS; RV’s; outstanding junior,
RV’s; junior Yell Leader; Head
Yell Leader; best drilled sopho
more, Sqd. 12; best drilled sopho
more, First Wing; platoon leader,
RV’s; RV Permanent Firing Squad.
JACK EDWARD LITTLE
Phi Eta Sigma, Sec., 1957-58;
Milner Hall Dorm Council; CSC;
George P. Mitchell Award for Out
standing Junior Pet. E.; Tau .Beta
Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; president, Pet.
E. Club; ATME; Engineers’ Coun
cil; Engineer staff; Socony Mobil
Oil Co. Scholarship; work in Regis
trar’s Office, Pet. E. Dept.
ALLEN CLARENCE LUDWIG
C.O., Sqd. 14; Distinguished Air
Force ROTC Cadet; secretary, Tau
Beta Pi; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Phi
Eta Sigma; A1CHE; Newman
Club; J. E. Duff Scholarship; Op
portunity Award; 1st Sgt., Sqd.
20; Air Force junior representative
to U. S. Air Force Academy; jun
ior representative to Engineers'
Council; outstanding junior, 7th
group; best drilled freshman, Sqd.
22; Freshman Slide Rule Contest.
MICHAEL LINDEN McGUIRE
Great Issues Committee; Out
standing freshman, Phi Eta Sigma;
Directorate Ass’t., MSC Director
ate; American Oil Co. scholarship;
Freshman Engineering Society,
Sec.-Treas.; outstanding sopho
more, Chemistry and Ch.E.; Phi
Lambda Upsilon Award; Tau Beta
Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Lambda
Upsilon; Union Carbide Upsilon
Award; AIChE Awai’d; outstand
ing junior, Ch.E; Student Engi
neers’ Council; chairman, Great Is
sues; SCONA V Executive Com
mittee; AIChE; Union Carbide
Scholarship.
CHARLES FRANK MILSTEAD
Executive officer, Company “M”;
captain of 1959 varsity football
team; Phi Eta Sigma Freshman
Honorary Society; Alpha Pi Mu
Tndustrial Engineering Society:
DMS; ATTE; SCONA; “T” Associ
ation.
PERCY DUNCAN MIMS
2nd Wing C.O.; RV’s; RV Per
manent Firing Squad; Executive
Committee, SCONA V; Tau Beta
Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Trane Scholar
ship; DMS; outstanding junior, 2nd
Wing; outstanding junior, 4th
Group; co-chairman, Air Force
Ball; Sweetheart Selection Com
mittee; president, Cadet Court.
RUSSELL WARREN NEISIG
Lt. Col., Corps Staff; law offi
cer, Senior Court; RV’s; outstand
ing junior, 1st Wing; Housing
Committee, SCONA V; Pre-Law
Society; A&S Council; grader, His
tory Department.
GEORGE WERNER OHLENDORF
Battle Group C.O.; editor, Texas
A&M Agriculturist; president, Ru
ral Sociology Club; president, stu
dent chapter of the Quartermaster
Assn.; Student Agricultural Coun
cil; Alpha Zeta; RV’s; American
Sociological Society; Rural Socio
logical Society; Jesse Jones Agri
cultural Scholarship; Texas Farm
Bureau Award; outstanding junior
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