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College Station, Texas
Tuesday, December 12, 1961
THE BATTALION
In the last 10 years, over a quar
ter of a million men have left the
coal mining industry. Yet, through
mechanization, the output of those
who have remained has doubled.
Is old age slowing
UP the CeltiCS? Bob Cousy
is 33. Teammate Carl Braun is even
older. Will old age put an end to the
Boston Celtics’ winning streak?
Coach Red Auerbach reports in this
week's Saturday Evening Post.
Houston Zoo
Keeper To Be
peaker Here
Dr. George F. Luguette, veteri
narian at the Hermann Park Zoo
in Houston, will speak at the regu
lar Thursday seminar in the amphi
theater of the Veterinary Hospital
at 11 a.m.
Dr. W. C. Banks, professor of
veterinary medicine and surgery,
said that the seminar is titled,
“Zoo Practice,” and should be of
interest to students and faculty
members who deal with either
large or small animals.
Luguette, an A&M graduate of
1957, went to Houston as a city
veterinarian and was soon placed
in charge of the animals at the
SPECIAL: 1962 CALENDAR PAGES
Dec. 16 issue The Saturday Evening
now on sale.
Students Prep For Activation Study
Three of the 46 students enrolled in a two-
week course preceding 1 the International
Conference on Modern Trends in Activation
Analysis are shown here during a class.
They are, left to right, Sis. Agnes Green of
Los Angeles, Francesco Girardi of Belgium,
George W. Leddicotte of Oak Ridge Labora
tories and Dr. W. C. Ellis of A&M’s Depart
ment of Animal Husbandry. The conference
begins Friday. (College Information Photo)
CHRISTMAS SALE
Early American Sofa
With Foam Cushions. £
Tweed Covers In Toast
Brown and Turquoise.
$148.00
KRAFT FURNITURE CO.
218 S. Main Downtown Bryan
Fish Seek Honors
In Campus Meet
A&M’s Freshmen Drill Team,
commanded by Jack Schmid, ’65,
from San Antonio, will be seeking
top honors at a drill team compe
tition to be held on A&M’s main
drill field at 3 p.m. Saturday.
Opposing the “fish” will be Sam
Houston State College’s Lowman
Rifles, led by Mike January, from
Houston.
The competition will be broken
down into two main contest areas.
After the two drill teams have
completed their sequences, the top
five cadets from SHSTC will com
pete with the top five cadets from
the freshmen team in individual
manual of arms competition.
Trophies will be given for the
first place drill team 'and indi-
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Those undergraduate students who have
95 semester hours of credit may purchase
an A. and M. ring. The hours passing at
the time of the preliminary grade report
on November 13, 1961, may be used in
satisfying the 95 hours requirement. Those
students qualifying under this regulation
may leave their name with the ring clerk
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5,000 AGGIES CAN’T BE WRONG
LOUPOTS
vidual. The individual taking sec
ond place will receive a plaque
with the three runners-up winning
medals.
Judging of the events will be
handled by a team of officers from
Allen Military Academy in Bryan.
A meeting of all former mem
bers of the Freshmen Drill team
who have received their drill team
ribbons is scheduled to be held in
the Assembly Room of the Memo
rial Student Center tomorrow at
8:30 p.m.
The purpose of the meeting is
to advance the organization of an
association of former drill team
members who would sponsor a
proposed annual invitational drill
team meet and provide a social
organization for former freshman
drill team members.
Working with zoo animals is a
“real specialty,” according to
Banks, because the individual has
to learn while doing. A zoo veteri
narian has no real background for
his type of work and must try to
apply his basic veterinary train
ing to problems that arise.
Banks added that a zoo veteri
narian’s main problem is not with
diagnosis and treatment, but with
restraint for treatment. The doc
tor has to learn through experi
ence how to control the animals
for diagnosis and treatment, while
at the same time protecting him
self and the animal.
According to Banks, Luguette
has devised a unique “squeeze-
chute cage” for lions and tigers,
modeled after the type used for
cattle and horses at A&M.
Marksmen Advance
The Aggie Rifle Team took
second place recently in the
Fourth U. S. Army Central Con
ference smallbore competition,
hut their 3,767 score was high
enough to gain them an invita
tion to the finals to be held in
February.
Arlington State Avon the Cen
tral Conference with a 3,800
total. A&M’s score was higher
than the winner of the Louisiana
conference, and they will go to
Fort Hood for the finals. High
point individual score was made
by M. B. Hodges with 390 out
of a possible 400.
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Aggie Wives Council met last night and urged all clubs
to have their new representatives present at the January
8 meeting for the election of officers.
★ ★ ★
Chemical Engineering Wives Club meets tonight at 7:30
in the South Solarium of the YMCA Building.
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Oceanography and Meteorology Wives Club meets to
night in the Brooks room of the YMCA Building.
★ ★ ★
Aggie Wives Bridge Club will hold their weekly meeting
at 7:30 tomorrow in the Memorial Student Center.
★ ★ ★
Architectural Wives Club will meet tomorrow in the
South Solarium of the YMCA Building at 7:30 p. m.
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Civil Engineering Wives Club will meet next Monday
night at 8:00 in the South Solarium of the YMCA Building.
★ ★ ★ • •
Election of officers for the Electrical Engineering Wives
Club will be held next Monday in the Electrical Engineering
Building.
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‘Serving Texas Aggies”
Six Seek Rayburn Seat
These are the six candidates in the special election Dec. 23
to fill the congressional seat vacated by the death of Sara
Rayburn. Top, left to right: Roy G. Baker, David Brow
and R. C. Slagle Jr., all of Sherman; bottom, left to right:
Conner Harrington of Plano, Jack Finney of Greenville
and Ray Roberts of McKinney. (AP Wirephoto)
Turf grass Meeting
Draws 200 Here
Approximately 200 ground su
pervisors, attendants and keepers
from golf courses, parks, schools
and cemeteries are attending the
16th annual Texas Turf grass Con
ference yesterday through tomor
row in the Memorial Student
Center.
“The purpose of the conference,”
said Chairman E. C. Holt, “is to
help those people concerned with
turf maintenance to keep informed
of the latest developments from
the research and development
standpoint and to give them an
opportunity to discuss mutual prob
lems and ask questions of experts
in the field of turf.”
Main speakers for yesterday’s
sessions wei’e Dr. J. R. Watson of
Toro Manufacturing Corporation,
Minneapolis, speaking on “Some
Soil Physical Effects of Traffic”
and Dr. M. H. Ferguson, U. S.
Golf Association, Green Section of
College Station, speaking on “Soil
Mixtures and Amendments in Re
lation to Traffic Effects.”
Highlighting today’s program
was Fred Day, director of the
Physical Plant of New Mexico
State University, speaking on
“Planning for Traffic Control.”
Local men on the program are
Dr. W. O. Trogdon and Dr. M. E.
Bloodworth of the Soil and Crop
Sciences Department and Dr. H. E.
Joham of the Department of Plant
Sciences.
Two student scholarships, one to
be awarded for this semester and
one for next semester, will be given
at the annual banquet tonight
6:30.
Kivvanians Form
Senior Citizens’
Club For Retired
The College Station Kiwani
Club is guiding the organization o
a club for the senior citizens
the area. According to Hebert G
Kenagy of the Department of Busi
ness Administration of the clnl
is only in the development stage
hut is growing fast.
“The club,” commented Kenagy
“will listen to speeches of mei
who are now retired, and after
few meetings they will decide oi
a name and purpose for the club,
Kenagy also stated that the clui
would be composed of retired pro
fessors and their wives, mostl]
from A&M. These members an
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life after retirement.
Dr. Ozro Woods, a retired M.D
from Dallas, spoke to the club las
Tuesday night in the Memoria
Student Center. Woods recently re
ceived an award as the man wh(
made the most outstanding con
tribution to social welfare ii
Texas. This award was given hin
by the Texas Social Welfare As
sociation of San Antonio.
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