THE BATTALION
College Station, Texas Friday, March 4, 1960
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by Jim Earle
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Worthwhile
Students from throughout Texas will begin arriving to
day for the annual High School Career Day on the Texas
A&M campus. Numerous activities have been placed on
the program to give graduating high school seniors a vivid
glimpse of a modern college campus—whether they choose
to seek an advanced education here or not.
Optimism has been expressed over the event also, due
to a lack of names of prospective visitors for the annual
Day. Early figures compared with last year have fallen
somewhat short.
Nonetheless, it would behoove all students to show every
courtesy and aid to the young visitors. These men are pros
pective Aggies and are also attempting to get a glimpse of
college life—particularly here at Texas A&M. They will be
visiting classes, eating in the college dining halls, seeking
information of college life and trying to find what may be
offered in the way of their chosen field here.
The Career Day is an asset to both the college and
those attending. High school graduates will be afforded a
comprehensive view of college life here at Texas A&M and
are given an opportunity to see just what is offered, an
event not offered at many other major colleges.
Tours of laboratories, multi-million dollar research facil
ities, research laboratories, discussions with professors and
students in the various departments and Schools and ob
servation of dormitory life are scheduled on the program.
Each student has an obligation as a representative of
Texas A&M to give these visitors all help possible in every
way. Those who recall visiting the Texas A&M campus
during the close of their senior year in high school remem
ber the perspective derived from the tours, observations
and sessions. A clearer picture of life at Texas A&M was
given and numerous questions common to high school stu
dents were answered.
All visitors will have similar questions and thoughts
of life in college they will be seeking answers to. These
solutions and answers can best be given by the students
at Texas A&M, along with information from heads and pro
fessors in the numerous departments.
Texas A&M stands to profit as do the graduating sen
iors who are arriving on campus, especially those who will
be attending Texas A&M next fall. It goes without saying
the students will be expected to show these young men a
concise view of the college and be every help necessary to
answer and explain the many questions and to show the
campus and facilities to the guests.
Career Day can be a more than worthwhile event ....
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Welcome
Texas A&M extends a cordial welcome to the high
•school seniors on campus this weekend for the annual High
School Career Day.
The administration, faculty and students will be doing
all possible to make your stay enjoyable and informative.
All associated with Texas A&M will endeavor to answer
any questions on college life and its problems.
Numerous activities have been planned such as tours
of multi-million dollar research facilities, laboratories and
. dining halls. In addition, a review of the Corps of Cadets
will be held in behalf Saturday morning. The Day is de
signed to give high school seniors a comprehensive view
. of a modern college campus.
The President has extended a welcome and encourages
all visitors to make use of the tours to the fullest benefit.
Whether attendance here at Texas A&M is probable or not,
the Day will still prove very valuable. A glimpse of a major
college campus is a definite asset before' choosing a school
to seek advanced education.
Texas A&M sincerely hopes the annual High School
Career Day will be as much an aid to the visiting high
school seniors as it is to the College.
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/ “Tonight I’m going to attend the Town Hall spiration to me! Or more specifically
‘Ballet Russe’ production where I will re- they’re gonna’ have loads of beautiful
ceive the ultimate in culture that will be an babes!”
unforgettable experience and a lasting in-
SOCIAL WHIRL
Saturday
Aggie Wives Council and the
MSC Dance Committee will co
sponsor an informal dance for all
married Aggie student couples in
the MSC Ballroom from 7:30 to
12 p.m. Tickets are available
from all wives clubs on the cam
pus, the Aggie Wives Council
members and at the door for 75
cents per couple. Free baby sit
ting can be obtained at the A&M
Methodist Church from 7:15 un
til 12 p.m.
Monday
Aeronautical Engineering
Wives Club will meet at 7:45 p.m.
in the YMCA Cabinet Room.
Agricultural Economics and
Rural Sociology Wives Club will
meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Agricul
ture Building.
Petroleum Engineering Wives
Club will meet at 7:45 p.m. in
the YMCA Brooks Room.
Industrial Education Wives
Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. at
413 A Stasney in College Station.
Business Administration Wives
SUMMER JOBS
The following company will in
terview juniors and seniors who
plan to do graduate work Mon
day in the Placement Office on
the second floor of the YM.CA
Building:
Jefferson Chemical Co., Inc.
will interview juniors and seniors
who plan to do graduate work in
chemical and mechanical engi
neering and chemistry for sum
mer positions.
Club will meet at the Kraft Fur
niture Co. at 7:30 p. m.
Agricultural Education Wives
Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. in
the Agricultural Engineering
Building.
Mechanical Engineering Wives
Council will meet at 7:30 p.m. in
the YMCA Cashion Room.
On March 27, the Mechanical
Engineering Wives Club and
Joyce’s will present a fashion
show in the MSC Ballroom at 3
p.m. Tickets are 50 cents each
TODAY THRU SATURDAY
“VERTIGO”
James Stewart
Kim Novak
Also
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FRIDAY
“BATTLE FLAME”
With Scott Brady
Plus
“SURRENDER HELL’
With Keith Andes
LATE SHOW FRIDAY NIGHT
“DAUGHTER OF
DR. JEKYLL”
^ With John Agar
Also
“CYCLOPS”
With James Craig
SATURDAY
“THE CREATURE WALKS
AMONG US”
“THE MIRACLE OF THE
HILLS”
“SHANE”
THE MSC
FILM SOCIETY
PRESENTS
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Friday 7:30 MSC Ballroom
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The following companies will
interview graduating seniors
Monday and Tuesday in the
Placement Office on the second
floor of the YMCA Building:
Monday
Alco Products, Inc. will inter
view students who will receive
degrees in chemical, electrical
and mechanical engineering
(B.S., M.S.), mathematics (B.A.,
M.A.) and physics (B.S., M.S.).
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc.
will interview graduating seniors
with degrees in chemical, me
chanical and petroleum engineer
ing.
Diamond Alkali Co. will inter
view graduates with degrees in
chemical, electrical, mechanical
engineering and chemistry.
Jefferson Chemical Co. will in
terview graduates in chemical
and mechanical engineering,
chemistry.
Schlumberger Well Surveying
Corp. will interview persons who
will receive degrees in electrical,
geological, mechanical and pe
troleum engineering and geo
physics and physics.
Arthur Young & Co. will inter
view , graduates in accounting
and business administration.
Caterpillar Tractor Co. will in
terview graduating seniors ma
joring in agricultural, aeronaut
ical, chemical, civil, electrical
and mechanical engineering.
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. (Bur
bank) will interview June grad
uates in aeronautical, civil, elec
trical and mechanical engineer
ing, mathematics and physics.
Tuesday
Lone Star Gas and Lone Star
Producing Co. will interview
graduates in chemical and me
chanical engineering.
Reynolds Metals Co. will inter
view degree candidates in chem-
Chiang Kai-shek
Due Third Term
As Chinese Prexy
TAIPEI, Formosa (£>) —The
way was cleared today for Pres
ident Chiang Kai-shek to gain a
third six-year term without
changing Nationalist China’s con
stitution.
The screening committee of
the National Assembly voted
555-33 to suspend the constitu
tional two-term limit on the
presidency during the “national
crisis,” which is as long as the
Communists hold the China main
land.
leal, electrical, industrial and me-
chanical engineering.
Standard Oil Co. of America
will interview graduates i n
chemical, electrical, mechanical
and petroleum engineering and
chemistry (Ph.D. only.)
Otis Elevator Co. will inter-
view June graduates with degrees
in electrical, industrial and me
chanical engineering, industrial ;
education and technology.
Robert Ray Co. will interview
degree candidates in electrical
and geological engineering, gel.
ogy, geophysics and physics.
Texas Instruments, Inc. Mill
interview graduating seniors ma
joring in electrical^ geological
and mechanical engineering, geo-
physics, mathematics and phys-
ics.
Caterpillar Tractor Co. will in-
terview graduating seniors ma
joring in agricultural, aeronaut
ical, chemical, civil, electrical
and mechanical engineering.
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. (Bur-
bank) will interview June grad
uates in aeronautical, civil, elec
trical and mechanical engineer
ing, mathematics and physics. . J
Amerada Petroleum Corp. will
interview graduates in petroleum
engineering.
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