Pape 8 College Station, Texas Thursday, September 15, 1960
THE BATTALION
Zinn Launches
‘Poop Session’
For Transfers
Sophomore, junior and senior
students transfering to A&M from
other collea-es will have an opnor-
tunity to learn a little bit about
their new school at a special
“transfer student orientation ses
sion” Friday morninty at 9 o’clock,
according to Director of Student
Affairs, Bennie A. Zinn.
“Students transfering to A&M
v/ith less than 60 hours are classed
as freshmen and must attend the
freshmen orientation program,”
Zenn said. “But upperclassmen
transfers are treated by the col
lege as returning students. In the
past, no attempt has been made to
help these men adjust to their new
surroundings.”
Zinn said he has sent post cards
to 100 upperclassmen transfers
asking them to meet on the cam
pus Friday morning for a brief ori
entation program.
“This is my own idea,” Zinn.
said. “We have been losing a lot
of junior college people simply be
cause they feel lost when they get
to A&M and nobody seems to care.
“These students are not fresh
men, but they are new students.
Some sort of orientation program
should be set up for them.”
An orientation program for
these transfer students was initi
ated last year, said Zann, but the
cards were mailed too late and
only 35 were able to attend.
“We covered a lot of ground in
the three-hour session last year,
and I think the boys got a lot out
of it,” he said. “We hope to have
more boys' and a better program
this year.”
“There is an awfully lot to say
about A&M to any group of new
students, so w 7 e’ll have to talk long
and hard in the short time we
have.”
“If the program is a success
Ihis year, we may be able to ex
pand it next year,” Zinn said.
no bigger
than a pack
of gum!,
New Vet Profs
Dr. Chester F. Meinecke (left) and Dr. Lamar H. Carroll native of Bryan and a graduate of A&M, Class of ’58,
will begin their duties Monday as new members of the while Dr. Meinecke is a native of Herkimer, Kan., and a
Department of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Carroll is a graduate of Kansas State University.
DR. VANCE MO YER
Professor Consults
At Electronic Meet
Dr. Vance Moyer recently par
ticipated as a special Department
of Defense consultant in meteor
ology at sessions of the Electro
magnetic Propagation Working
Group of the Inter Range Instru
mentation Group at Fort Walton
Beach and Eglin AFB, Fla. He
is associate professor of meteor
ology and coordinator of radar
meteorology.
The sessions were attended by
representatives of the Atlantic
Missile Range, the Eglin Gulf Test
including 1000 Staples
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Plans Announced
For Prison Rodeo
In Huntsville
Special to The Battalion
HUNTSVILLE—A star-studded
cast of the nation’s top entertain
ment personalities will make per
sonal appearances here each Sun
day in October for the 29th An
nual Texas Prison Rodeo.
Opening the fast-moving, two-
hour event will be Ricky Nelson,
versatile young star, Sunday, Oct.
2. Allen Case (The Deputy) and
The Crew-Cuts will appear Oct.
9; Molly Bee and Bo Diddley Oct.
16; John Wayne and Frankie Ava
lon Oct. 23; Jimmie Rodgers and
Neil Sedaka Oct. 30.
Sharing honors with these enter
tainment celebrities will be outlaw
inmate riders contesting the
toughest prison rodeo stock ever
assembled.
Other outside attractions in
clude a Girls' Barrel Race, trick
riding and calf roping.
Range, the Pacific Missile Range
and White Sands Proving Grounds.
Dr. Moyer also presented a
technical paper on “Meteorological
Instrumentation for Eglin Gulf
Test Range,” containing, the final
results and recommendations of
A&M College Research Founda
tion Project 218, “Range Support
Meteorological Instrumentation for
Eglin Gulf Test Range, Phase 11
(Vertical.)”
“Radiometeorological Support
of Vertical Missile Test Ranges,”
was discussed by Dr. Moyer, who
is one of the country’s leading me
teorologists, at the Northwest
Florida Section of the Institute of
Radio Engineers, held at Fort
Walton Beach.
Dr. Moyer also presented three
seminars for Group and Project
Mathematicians, Air Proving
Ground Center, Eglin AFB, re
cently on “Fundamentals of Radio
meteorology and Their Applica
tions in Missile Tracking.” While
at the AFB, Dr. Moyer consulted
with the Air Force chief and sen
ior advisors of the Long Range
Planning and Advisory Office of
the Center.
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