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*61 Enrollment
■Tarleton State College, part of
tht; A&M College System, recorded
the second largest enrollment in
Hr history when 1,389 students
■gistered last week for the fall
semester. The all-time high was
in 1946 when veteran enrollment
numbered 1,435.
RPresident E. J. Howell said, “We
are pleased with the enrollment,
not only with the size of the junior
class and the large increase in
women students but with the large
freshmen class which will carry
$ver during the next four years.”
■ A breakdown provided by the
registrar showed a total of 965
Hales and 424 women. Enrollment
figures compared to last year’s
1,144 show an increase of 21.4 per
cent.
■ Tarleton is in its first year as a
Hnior college. The first junior
class, with 107 students, was en-
Hlled this year. Senior courses
Hill be taught in the fall of 1962.
MILADY
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Peanut Queen
Carol MacMoy, 17 year old Eastland High School senior,
was chosen Peanut Queen at a contest held in Eastland.
She reigned over the annual Peanut Bowl activities in
Eastland on Sept. 30. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
H. B. MacMoy.
E. E. Professor
Patents Two
Oil Finding Tools
Dr. A. L. Parrack, ’35, super
visor of exploration research for
Texaco’s Bellaire Laboratories,
has just received two patents
for devices related to seismic
exploration and recording.
Parrack received his B.S. de
gree in electrical engineering in
1935, an M.S. degree in electrical
engineering ih 1945 and a Ph.D.
degree in physical chemistry in
1951. All degrees were giver)
by A&M.
Read Battalion Classifieds Daily
THE BATTALION
Tuesday, October 3, 1961 College Station, Texas Page 3
A&M Graduates Win Honors
And Finish Courses In Army
Four recently - commissioned
A&M graduates have won honors,
been assigned to units and com
pleted orientation courses, the De
partment of the Army has an
nounced.
Pinky Downs Says
9,453 Visitors
The A&M Campus attracted a
total of 9,453 visitors during the
four months from June to Sep
tember 1961, according to P. L.
Downs Jr., official greeter of the
College.
This is the number of visitors
that attended short courses, con
ferences, class reunions and other
scheduled meetings. A&M has
been the host to 725,969 visitors
for scheduled meetings in the last
twelve years and four months
from June 1, 1949 to October 1,
1961.
Student Builders
Name Officers
For 1961-62
The student chapter of the As
sociated General Contractors has
named officers for the 1961-62
school year.
President is Don Jones; ,vice
president, Kenneth Bobo; secre
tary, Larry Christian; treasurer,
Larry Huitt; reporter, Charles
Butler, and social chairman, Carlos
Worley.
Faculty advisors for the organ
ization and James H. Marsh and
William G. Wagner. Student ad-
advisor is James A. Cox Jr.
Various Jobs Held
By A&M Profs
Four pi-ofessors from the De
partment of Oceanography and
Meteorology at A&M are in Cedar
Hill and Dallas yorking on the
Dallas Tower program. They are
Dr. W. H. (Clayton, Charles Roskey,
Andy York and Stanley Andrez-
jewski.
Roy Gaul, also of the O. and M.
Dept, is in Panama City, Fla.,
supervising the installation of
equipment at the Panama 1 City
facility. ^
A seminar on TIR)OS satellite
meteorological information was
given at James Connally Air Base
by Dr. A. H. Thompson.
2nd Lt. Robert J. Rektorik, ’61,
of Robstown, recently qualified as
an expert with the M-l rifle while
attending the officer orientation
course at Transportation School,
Fort Eustis, Va.
1st Lt. Donald R. West, ’57, of
Sterling, Colo., was assigned to the
26th Artillery in Germany. Lt.
West was executive officer of the
artillery division’s Battery A in
Aschaffenburg, Germany.
2nd Lt. Norman M. Dowdy, ’60,
of Dallas, has completed the two-
week missile security course at
Provost Marshal General School at
Fort Gordon, Ga.
2nd Lt. Jack W. Hester, ’60, of
Fort Worth, completed the four-
week chemical-biological-radiolog-
ical officer course at Army Chem
ical Corps School at Fort Mc
Clellan, Ala.
New Training Set
For NTSC Cadets
Air Force ROTC at North Texas
State University will adapt a new
aspect of training this fall for
cadets enrolled in Air Science 401
called “Operation Over-the-Shoul-
der.” #
Designed for cadets not train
ing for either pilot or navigator
contracts, the students will go to
Carswell Air Force Base in Fort
Worth, and follow officers who
are performing the jobs the cadets
are training for at school.
Observing the officers in action,
the cadets will see application of
the theory studied in class. Areas
of instruction include weather,
finance, education, personnel and
special investigation.
Read" " Classifieds
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■ Couple only, nicely furnisheil tcurHifc
Muirtmont. 212 Trnnt, before 6 call TA 3-
4B8S, after fi call TA 2-5704. Utilities paid.
■lo.oo monthly. 1H4
■ COLLEGE HILLS, available October IH.
■mnciH Drive acroan from A&M Golf
C< urae. unusual Southeast one bedroom
Huplex apartment, very nicely furnished,
■arune, nilulta only. $65.00 with utilities,
■ir Conditioned l>edroom optional. Phone
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K Adults ; - three room and hath furnished
apartments (CQ). Rental $42.50. TA 2-
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room, plenty closets, 1%
garage. No dogs. Phone
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Room with private entrance and private
bath with or without kitchen privilege.
Call VI 6-4164 after 6 p. m. ISltfn
Rockies.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Music lessons, piano and instruments
lessons given in my home on campus. Mrs.
William D. Franklin. Apt. 6-B Graduate
Housing. Phone VI 6-6151.
Electrolux Sales and
Williams. TA 8-6600.
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Now start your fall fishing and picnic
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ORDINANCE NO 326
|S An ordinance creating a municipal De
fence and Disaster Committee and provid-
Bng the powers of that committee; creating
the office of municipal defense coordina-
ticipal defense coo
Bjjtnr and providing the duties and respon-
^Bibilitics of that office ; creating an opera-
tional organization; granting necessary
^■wvrers to cope with emergencies threaten-
HLg life and property in the city of College
■Station; authorizing cooperative and mi
Ktnal aid agreements for relief work bet wee
■this and other cities or. counties; and fo
■related purposes ; prohibiting unauthorize
IplichU and warning and all-clear signals
f; and making violations a misdemeanor
punishable by fine not exceeding $100.00.
25th day of
unis
H , Passed and approved this
September, 1961.
APPROVED:
S/Ernest Langford
— , Mayor
. ATTEST:
*|S/K. A. Manning
'Tty Secretary
WORK WANTED
Experienced Christian lady will keep
children for working mothers. Also for
shopping and hull games. Will do practi
cal nursing. TA 2-5431. Ilt4
DAY NURSERY, two years and op,
twek.e years nursery experience, near East
Gate. Mrs. C. H Bates, 1010 Milner. VI 6-
4162. 62tfn
CHILD CARE - hour, day or week.
Balanced meals, fenced yard, playroom,
creative activities and companionship of
other children. Experienced. Convenient
to campus. Week $10.00 (Limit 6). Phone
VI 6-8666. 9t8
Babysitting, Monday thru Friday, VI 6-
7936. ISltfn
DAY NURSERY by the week, day or
hour. Call Mrs. Gregory, 602 Boyett
VI 6-4006. 120tfn
Our nursery foi children all ages. Pick
up and deliver. VI 6-8151. No answer call
back. 42tfn
FOR SALE
Frigidaire electric range, excellent con
dition. $50.00. Reason for selling, have
built-in range. VI 6-6196. 9t3
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MCA. VI 6-6416, houra 8-12, 1-6. daily
ionday through Friday) at or before the
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An annual meeting of the school treasur-
faculty sponsors of technical and
•partmenta
iv, Octobei
and
acuity sponsors of tec
ital clubs will be held on
5 nt 5 p. m. in the
x>m of the MSC to discuss c
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