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id about Wee Ag-
i arrives, call VI
) Wee Aggie Edl-
Dy, Robert Jud-
born March 18
oital, Houston,
Hoyle Gougler
ollege Station,
yed with the
nformation.
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struct any fed.
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3 own bill by a
tfurch 11, then
1 the whole sec-
jor amendment
committee re-
referee section
asure to permit
sit in on Negro
;U 'ings before
eferees.
Sen. Estes Ke-
it was adopted
en. Kenneth B,
called this a
” to the voting
e bill, but Ke-
his interpreta-
THE BATTALION
90 Chapters
To Compete
In FFA Here
Approximately 600 Future Farm
ers of America students from 90
chapters will compete in the annual
Area 3 FFA Judging Contest here
April 9.
Dr. J. R. Jackson, associate
professor in the Department of
Agricultural Education and^ pro
gram chairman, said judging teams
will compete in six events. These
include livestock, dairy cattle,
poultry, meats, dairy products and
lamb judging.
Judging starts at 8 a.m. and
results will be announced at 2 p.m.
in Guion flail. A&M sponsors the
contests each year.
Jackson said the winners of
Area 3 will compete in the state
championship contest April 30.
Lester Buford of Houston is
supervisor of Area 3, which covers
21 counties in the Houston area.
’ CANDIDATES
(Continued from Page 1)
gene Stubbs, Michael H. Wilson,
Donald A. Williamson, Edward A.
Todd, James E. Riley, Revedy C.
Ray, Renato Ramirez, William L.
Murray, Anthony J. Giardina, Er
nest E. Figari, Jr., Roy E. Bos
well and Kenneth W. Moore.
Class of '62 candidates for pres
ident are L. Gabriel (Gabby) Na-
var, Malcolm W. Hall, Daniel W.
Deupree III, James W. (Slotz)
Schlotzhanel, Elmer E. Goins, Jack
- O. Harrington, Fred Krall, J. L.
Willmann, George M. Gaston and
Ronald V. (Ron) Smith.
Candidates for Class of ’62 vice
president are Marvin E. Bradshaw,
Frank D. Garza, Kenneth Joyce,
William B. Sneed, Malcolm Strole,
James W. Cardwell, Michael H.
Shiveley, John M. Beakley.
Thomas A. Hohman, Joe N.
Randolph, John L. German, Roque
C. Rodriguez, Jr., Ben J. Lednicky
ind Juan M. Martinez.
Frank F. Hall, Charles W.
Moore, W. Bruce Moore, Zay Gil
breath, John R. Anthis and Charles
• R. Munnerlyn are candidates for
the Class of ’62 secretary-treasurer
position. George E. Lowke and
Patrick K. Crouch are MSC Coun-
’ cil candidates while Robert P.
Brooks, Ralph D. Lloyd, Gary G.
Lively, Cecil D. Bailey are running
for social secretary.
Class of ’62 yell leader candi
dates are John W. Hamm, Mere
dith H. Caram, Boe Martin, David
G. Hahn, Hugh H. McDaniel,
Shephen W. Seale, Charles D. Mar
shall, Donald L. Pollard, Thomas
H. Ralph, Larry M. Hynson.
James L. Reed, Jack H. Price,
Carl H. Aiken, John S. (Pat) Pat
terson, James T. Davis, Jr., Joseph
S. Ternus, Charles L. Gordon,
Thomas W. Powell, Larry W. Wal
lace and Jim H. Clary.
Class of ’63 presidential candi
dates are Joe W. Hall, Jr., Vic
Donnell, John R. Whittington,
Richard Dale Atkinson, Allan R.
Sassin, Kenneth W. Koegl, J. Ron
ald Bower, J. Burt Terrill, Roger
M. John, William D. Nix, Jr. and
Tomy M. Thomas.
Vice presidential aspirants for
* the Class of ’63 are Richai’d B.
Willman, Earl M. Stegner, Paul
Ruckman, James E. Ray, Virgil
W. Miller, David D. Halm.
Herb Gersbach, J. Van Conner,
Eugene N. Byrd, D. Scott Brown,
Donald L. Brister, Ben B. Boyd
and Gary L. Balser.
Secretary-treasurer candidates
for the Class of ’63 are John D.
Burton, Albert N. Wheeler, Horst
W. Wells, Thomas M. Smith, Rob
ert E. Bryant and Shelby G. Tray-
tor.
Social secretary candidates are
Robert A. Hall, James Ed Sartain,
George Gutierrez, Jr., Frank M.
Townsend, Earl J. Henderson,
Charles E. Washburn and Gene
- Holmes.
Clifford E. Roberts, Peter C.
Forster, Bedford F. (Butch) Cock
rell, James N. Bryant, George f.
’ Logan, Preston V. Phillips and
Tony Madeira are candidates for
the Class of ’63 MSC Council posts.
Runoffs will be held Wednes
day, April 6.
A CEMENT BOAT
PATERSON, N. J. (Ah —Dom
inick Luca, a building contractor,
recently built a 15-foot runabout
■ boat out of galvanized metal, wire
niesh and five bags of cement.
What’s more the boat, powered by
an outboard motor, passed its first
test on the Passaic river.
Wednesday, March 30, 1960
College Station, Texas
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