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Feminine Charm In a Song
A soloist with Buddy Brock’s orchestra seemed to enjoy at the Air Force Ball Fri-
croons a pretty melody which the Applies day night in Sbisa Dining Hall.
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‘Friendly Rivalry’
Student Senate President Malcolm Hall presented SMU
cheerleader Charlie Younger with a plaque during halftime
ceremonies on Kyle Field Saturday afternoon. The plaque
commemorated 44 years of friendly rivalry between the
two schools. This was in line with a Student Senate policy
this year of increasing friendship between A&M and other
Southwest Conference Schools.
Read Classifieds
THE BATTALION
Tuesday, November 14, 1961 College Station, Texas Page 3
Read Classifieds Daily
»Exclusive «
THE AUTHENTIC STORY
OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY’S
WARTIME ADVENTURES
This week The Saturday Evening Post publishes the
first authentic account of Lieutenant Kennedy at
war. To get this story, writer Robert Donovan
traveled halfway around the world. He got eyewit
ness reports from every survivor of the Kennedy
crew. He even interviewed the Japanese com
mander whose destroyer sank Kennedy’s PT boat.
This is a story of heroism, humor and heartbreak.
You will follow John Kennedy’s adventures from
the moment his ship went down — right up to his
dramatic rescue from a desert island. Read “PT
109: The Adventure That Made a President.”
The Saturday Evening
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A CURTIS MAGAZINE/NOVEMBER 18. 1661
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Some Fine Finalists
The Air Force Sweetheart finalists lined up Wyatt, Cray Cooke, Ann Wells, and Delores
at the first intermission to be introduced to Collins, Miss Collins was voted the Air
the crowd. Steve Stevens introduced, from Force Sweetheart for 1961.
left to right, Sally Jo Cathey, Shirley Anne
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We’re looking forward to meeting you
WeTl be on the campus on the dates listed below, ready to give
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Boeing is also the world’s foremost designer and builder of multi
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Research projects at Boeing are under way in such advanced
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