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1HE BATTALION
PrMay, Dscember IS, 1961
College Station, Texas
Page S
These Aggies Also Selected For Who’s Who
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ROBERT EDMUND
ROBERTS
Roberts is a double major in jour
nalism and sociology with a 2.408.
GPR. He is a member of Sigma.
Delta Chi, Student Chamber of
Commerce, The Battalion staff.
A&M Review staff and worked
in the YMCA. He won the Wil
liam Randolph Hearst National
Writing competition last year.
DOUGLAS RICHARD
SCHWENK
From Pottstown, Pa., Schwenk is
president of the Civilian Student
Council, member of New Student
Week Committee, Aggie Sweet
heart Selection Committee and the
Exchange Store Advisory Board.
He is a member of the Debate
Team and the Honor Code Coun
cil.
ROBERT SIDNEY SLOAN
Editor of The Battalion, Sloan is
from Dallas and is a national vice
president of Sigma Delta Chi. He
is corps public information officer
and a member of the Southwest
Conference Sportsmanship Com
mittee. He was named outstand
ing sophomore and junior in the
Department of Journalism in suc
cessive years.
DAVID LEE VOELTER
From Marlin, Voelter is Design
Student Society president, an RV,
head drum major of the Band and
a major on corps staff. He holds
an Opportunity Award Scholar
ship, and was 1 a delegate to the
seventh annual Student Forum of
the ASC and AIA in Washington,
D.C.
JOHN STEPHEN
WADDELL JR.
Commanding officer of the Sec
ond Battle Group, Waddell is
from Longview. He worked with
SCONA V, VI and VII, and is
president of the senior class. He
is a member of the RV’s, the Stu
dent Senate, the Ring Committee
and the Exchange Store Advisory
Board.
JESSIE RAY WHITE
White is editor of the Southwest
ern Veterinarian and a participant
in the National Science Under
graduate Research Foundation. He
was an Honor Council representa
tive and a member of the Apart
ment Council. He is student rep
resentative of Norden Labora
tories and Mark L. Norris Associ
ates.
MARION MARTIN
WALTON JR.
Walton is a member of the Sen
ior Court and is corps stuff schol
astic officer with a 2.769 GPR.
He played with the handball team
at the NCAA tournament at La
fayette, Ind. A DMS, Walton was
named outstanding ROTC cadet
his freshman and junior years.
BARRY STEWART PHILLIP
Majoring in veterinary medicine,
Phillip is active on the Civilian
Student Council, the Apartment
Council and is alumni news editor
of the Southwestern Veterinarian.
He has held several jobs while
a student at A&M, and has a
1.953 GPR.
THOMAS HENRY
RALPH JR.
From Clifton, Ralph has been,
both junior and senior yell leader,
and is day student liaison officer
on corps staff, and was the No. 1
U. S. Marine Corps candidate this
year. He is an RV and worked
with SCONA VI last year.
MICHAEL MATTHEW
SCHNEIDER
Schneider is president of the MSC
Council and Directorate, worked
with SCONA V and VI and is
commanding officer of Co. B-2.
He is a distinguished military stu
dent and was awarded the MSC
Appreciation Award last year.
ROBERT WILLIAM TIMME
Timme is a member of corps
staff with a 2.442 GPR. He is
from Victoria and is hometown
club president. He is a Cadet
Military Court Law Officer and
an RV. He was awarded several
scholarships for proficiency in
chemistry and is a DMS.
JAMES NORMAN CROUCH
Active in YMCA work, James is
president of the ‘Y’ Cabinet and
was counselor at the YMCA camp
this summer. The Gladewater
physics major is a Texaco Award
Scholarship winner and has a 2.6
GPR. He is also a member of the
Singing Cadets.
Chemistry Staff
Attend Meeting
Four members of the Depart
ment of Chemistry!; attended the
recent combined regional meeting
of the American Chemical Society organic chemistry division a pa
in New Orleans, La.
They were Dr. A. F. Isbell, Dr.
R. D. Whealy, Dr. E. A. Meyers
and J. B. Beckham.
Dr. Whealy presented to the in-
per entitled “A Preparation Study
of the Reactions Between Lead
Iodide and Amine Hydriodides.”
Four members of the Depart
ment of Chemistry also attended
the recent Robert A. Welch Foun
dation Research Symposium in
Houston.
They were Dr. C. K. Hancock,
Dr. Meyers, Dr. R. A. Zingaro
and Dr. Isbell.
1960-1961
DIRECTORIES
of
OFFICES - STAFF - STUDENTS
of
TEXAS A&M COLLEGE
AVAILABLE
Student Publications Office
YMCA Bldg.
$1.00 Per Copy
Plus 2% Sales Tax
THOMAS CHARLES PAUL
From Albuquerque, N. M., Paul
is commanding officer of Co. E-2,
president of ASME, associate ed
itor of The Engineer, Tau Beta
Pi Scholarship chairman and a
distinguished military student.
MAX HENRY RHINEHART
For three yealrs Rhinehart hasj
been housemaster of Milner Hall,
and is a junior in the School of
Veterinary Medicine. He is work
ing with the Century Study Com
mittee, apd is a member of the
student chapter of AVMA.
ROBERT KINCAID
WRIGHT JR.
A member of the Band Staff,
Wright has a 2.769 GPR. He is
an RV, and has received several
scholarships for achievement. He
is a Flying Kadet Committee
member and has received awards
for military proficiency.
LETTER
(Continued From Page 1)
Latt, Robert N. Hale, Willis W.
Mitchell, John B. Adams, Mack T.
Peyton Jr., Harry Ohlendorf, Carl
H. Aiken III, David H. Monteer,
Thomas C. Paul, Tommy Alex
ander, David Carothens, • Ben J.
Lednicky Jr., Harry Brand, Weldon
Nash Jr., Raleigh E. Coppedge,
Daniel William Deupree III, Fred
J. Kana Jr., Gary W. Dewbre,
Eddy Bridges,
J. Douglas Cherry, Gerald H.
Putman, Phil C. Agnew, Reb Sims,
Edward M. Dyer, Steve Taylor,
William A. Shaw, Earl Hubert Jr.,
William L. Hutton, Juan M. Mar
tinez Jr., Hector Garcia, Joe Tyd-
laska, Pete Falco, John F. Schaf
fer, H. David Dickens, Flenn Buis,
Joe B. Harvey and Boe W. Martin.
Battalion staff members verified
the signatures late Thursday night.
CORRECTION
In the Who’s Who sketches on
Pages 4 and 5 of Thursday’s Bat
talion, James Cardwell’s grade
point ratio was liste das a 1.5. The
office of the Dean of Arts and
Sciences reports that Cardwell’s
GPR is a 2.5.
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your convenience at the hours
listed below:
Thursday Dec. 21
- 5 p. m. - 10 p. m.
Friday Dec. 22
9 a. m. - 10 p. m.
Saturday Dec. 23
9 a. m. - 10 p. m.
Sunday Dec. 24
Monday Dec. 25
Closed
Tuesday Dec. 26
— 9 a. m. - 10 p. m.
Wednesday Dec. 27
9 a. m. - 10 p. m.
Thursday Dec. 28
9 a. m. - 10 p. m.
Friday Dec. 29
9 a. m. - 10 p. m.
Saturday Dec. 30
9 a. m. - 10 p. m.
Sunday Dec. 31
Closed
Monday Jan. 1
Tuesday Jan. 2
9 a. m. - 10 p. m.
Wednesday Jan. 3
9 a. m. - 10 i>. m.
Television, Daily Newspapers and Magazines Will Be
Available.
Table Tennis Free, Bowling 350 Per Lane, Coffee Pastry,
Ice Cream, Soft Drinks
and Candy Will Be For Sale.