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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1960)
Page 4 College Station, Texas Thursday, May 19, 1960 THE BATTALION Eighty Top CHS Students Recognized By RUSSELL BROWN CHS Correspondent The Kiwanis Club, Lions Club, IBM Corporation of New York City and the faculty of A&M Con solidated High School recognized the outstanding students for 1959- 60 during the annual awards as sembly held in the school audi torium Tuesday afternoon. Over eighty students received plaques, pins, ribbons, trophies, certificates and other various awards during the hour-long as sembly. E. P. Ozment, principal of the high school; Dr. A. M. (Tony) Sorenson of the College Station Kiwanis Club; Dr. A. I. Flowers of the College Station Lions Club, and Jim E. Russell, Houston Branch Manager for the IBM Corporation presented the honors for outstanding achieve ment. Ozment saved the “most impor tant award in the high school” un til the closing of the assembly when he announced the introduc tion of a new honor. This award, for contribution to and working for the school, academic achieve ment, attendance, participation in school activities and overall repre sentation of the school was a let tered sweater. Molly Martin and Russell Brown, who “both have put in long hours and great ef fort,” were the initial recipients. In future years the sweater again Will be awarded to honored juniors so they will be able to wear them during their senior year. Dr. Sorenson presented the Ki- wanian awards as follows: Star Green Hand—FFA, Sidney Coufal; Star Chapter Farmer—FFA, Cal vin Schein; Club Work—FHA, Jan- elle Yeager; Homemaking Con struction—FHA, Anne Rudder; Oustanding Senior Homemaker and Outstanding Hqmemaking I awards, Charlene Matejka and Sal- lie Sheppard; Music-Band’s Out- ttanding Boy and Birl, Jay Pruitt imd Judy Rasmussen; Music-Chor al’s Outstanding Boy and Girl, Michael Gay and Anita Mowery. Miss Rasmussen for band and Dor othy Berry for choir also received the Arion Awards. High School FFA’s To Hear Dr. Gray Dr. Jarrell D. Gray of the De partment of Agricultural Educa tion, will be the speaker for the annual Future Farmers of Amer ica banquet at Troy High School Friday. His topic will be “You, Agriculture and the Next 25 Tears.” LEVIS THE EXCHANGE STORE “Serving Texas Aggies” In lieu of the usual athletic ban quet sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, Dr. Sorenson awarded the athletic trophies and plaques. All- District Tackle Victor Clark was voted outstanding lineman in foot ball and most valuable player in baseball, while Condy Pugh was elected outstanding back in foot ball. Other most valuable honors went to center Joel Mills in foot ball, post man Thompson in bas ketball, discus thrower Jim Wright in track, James Baldauf in golf, and District champion Jody Rush in tennis. Russell recognized H o w a rd Mitchell for his outstanding work and was present to award him with his scholarship grant in connec tion with the National Merit Awards Committee. Russell com mented, “Only one in 2,000 grad uating seniors earn this record.” Bruce Thomposn was also rec ognized for his scholarship grant to Rice University under the Merit Scholarship Award, along with his first place in slide rule in state AA competition, Best All-Round Boy award, membership for two years in the National Honor So ciety, an honor roll student and the Basch-Lomb Science award. John Calhoun, the third finalist in the National Merit Scholarship testing, was honored as a member of the National Honor Society, the Lions Club Mathematics award and a top student in the National Mathematics Association’s state contest. Calhoun did not attempt to receive a scholarship grant from the Merit awards. Dr. Flowers awarded the Lions Club’s honors to the outstanding students in scholarship achieve ment: chemistry, Mitchell; biology, John Southern; English, David Howard; history, Pamela Sperry; mathematics, Calhoun; home eco nomics, Patsy Beckham and Jan ice Hall; Spanish, Neil Sperry; Latin, Howard and Miss Sperry; commercial, Kay Duke; agricul ture, Coufal; FFA, Schein; art, Frank Duran; music, Barbara Beasley and Ann Elkins; crafts manship, Sidney Loveless; slide rule, Thompson; all-round boy, Thompson; all-round girl, Miss Sperry, and highest academic av erages: Southern, freshman; Janet Durst, sophomore; and Judith Mc- Corvey, junior. Many special awards were giver in these same fields, including cer tificates to 29 students for perfect attendance; certificates to 28 stu dents for honor roll; and the an nouncement of the National Hono Society: Mary Ann Harris, Misser Berry, McCorvey, Martin, Rasmus sen, Matejka, Rudder, and Sperry Dee Smith, Larry Gosch, Brown ; Mitchell, Pugh and Thompson. Miss Harris was recognized for second place regional showing in! girls’ extemporaneous speech and: Smith and Lyman Hardeman were! singled out for achievement in me chanical drawing. 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