THE BATTALION
Thursday, May 26, 1960 College Station, Texas
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Honored
These five retiring A&M
professors were honored
May 24 during the school’s
annual Spring Faculty and
Staff Meeting. Recognized
for their long and beneficial
services to the college and
the State of Texas were C.
B. Godbey, professor and
head of the Department of
Genetics; Otis H. Miller, as
sociate professor, Depart
ment of Journalism; Dr.
Guy W. Adriance, profes
sor and head of the Depart
ment of Horticulture; Dr.
C. C. Doak, professor and
head of the Department of
Biology, and H. J. Reinhard
of the Department of En
tomology.
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Dean Page Receives Tribute
SpeciaP tribute was paid Thurs
day to Dr. John Boyd Page, Dean
of the College and Graduate
School by President Earl Rudder.
The tribute was made at the an
nual Faculty and Staff meeting.
Page, who will assume new du
ties July 1 as Dean of the Grad
uate College at Iowa State Uni
versity in Ames, la., joined the
A&M faculty in 1950 as professor
of agronomy and in 1955 was made
head of the department. A year
later he was appointed Dean of
the Graduate School, and in 1957
was also named Dean of the Col
lege.
‘Outstanding’
President Rudder, in recognizing
Page for his outstanding contribu
tions to the College, told the fac
ulty and staff that “Dean Page is
an outstanding sicentist, admin
istrator and scholar. His leaving
will be a great loss to A&M.
“I want to express to you, Dean
Page, our sincere regret at your
leaving. It has been our privilege
to be associated with a man of
your talents.”
“On behalf of the faculty, staff,
administration and the student
body, we wish for you and your
family every success in your new
life at Iowa State,” President Rud
der said.
While at A&M Page has done
outstanding work in soils physics
and soils chemistry. In 1953 he
was national winner of the Steven
son Award for excellence for
teaching and research in soils
physics. He is the author of sev
eral technical articles on soils
structures and compositions and
their effects on plant growth.
Prior to coming to A&M Page
served as an instructor at the Uni
versity of California from 1939-
FACULTY, STAFF
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ing^ placed on many national com
mittees concerned with traffic mat
ters.
R. 0. Reid
Reid’s college career was inter
rupted by military service in
World War II and he returned to
college to receive his BS degree
from the University of Southern
California and later the MS degree
from Scripps Institute.
He divides his efforts between
teaching and research and is a
recognized authority in both.
R. J. Beamer
A native of Iowa and a graduate
of Iowa State College, Beamer
joined the faculty of A&M in 1954
after a wealth of practical exper
ience in his field.
During his sojourn here, he has
demonstrated skill as a veterinary
surgeon.
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43, and was promoted through the
ranks to professor at Ohio State
University during the period from
1943-50.
A native of Payson, Utah, he
received his BS degree from
Brigham Young University in
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his PhD degree from Ohio State
University in 1940.
Page is married and has two
children. The Page’s son, John,
who attended A&M in 1957-58,
will graduate in June with a de
gree in physics from the Univer
sity of Utah. The daughter, Ann,
who was a 1959 graduate of Ste
phen F. Austin High School in
Bryan, is now a freshman at
Brigham Young University.
SHARE YOUR
WEALTH
We are not socialistic but we do believe
you can share your wealth of knowledge with
another Aggie by placing your old textbook on
the market. (He might draw the same profes*
sor you had this semester!)
On second thought, perhaps you should
keep that personally annotated copy. It might
be worth its weight in gold to you sometime
in the future.
On the other hand — if yoh are not in
terested in gold — and feel you have to lighten
your payload on the long trek home—to MOM’S
COOKING—we would welcome the opportuni
ty to bid on the book.
Our offer will be the “FAIR MARKET
VALUE” and par for the course.
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Cut Green Beans 2 Cans 29c
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TOMATOES
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Spry
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CLEANSEE... 2 Cans 49c
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2 Pkgs. 39c
Green Peas
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Chopped Spinach....
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24-Oz.—Simple Simon
Apple or Peach Pies
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AH Meat Franks
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Wisconsin—Medium Aged
CHEESE
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Meaty Short Ribs ....
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Boneless Stew Meat
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Loin Steak
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Porter House Steak.
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Veal Chops
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Home Grown
Yellow Squash 1-lb. 10c
Home Grown
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