ormer A&M Prof Seminar Speaker
229, OmS Dr. F. C. Whitmore, a former
ilian sJB rofessor at A&M, will speak at
nt goverJM seminar sponsored jointly by
tie Department of Nuclear Engi-
leering and the Department of
Ihysics on Friday at 3 p.m. in the
I’hysics Building.
Whitmore’s topic will be “Con-
lainment of Magnetic Fields in
uper Conducting Material.” He
is now with the Jet Propulsion
lab in California.
I Algo speaking at this two-hour
leminar will be Dr. H. J. Stein,
if the Sandia Corporation in Al
buquerque, N.M. His topic will
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Report Of System
Ready On Request
Copies of the Annual Report of
the Chancellor are now available
on request, according to the Sys
tem Information and Publications
Office.
Persons desiring copies of the
report should direct their request
to the System Information and
Publications Office, 222 System
Administration Building, or call
VI 6-4915.
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Delbert M. McGuire, head of the
Department of Journalism at
A&M, will attend the meeting of
the Accrediting Committee of the
American Council on Education for
Journalism to be held Saturday in
Chicago.
McGuire will attend as alter
nate for the committee chairman,
Dr. DeWitt C. Reddick, dean of
the School of Journalism at the
University of Texas.
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Monday, April 9 and Tuesday, April 10
at
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. Tickets will only be sold at the door
Reserved $3.00 — General Admission $2.50
High School Students and Under $1.00
Doors Open At 7 P. M.
THE BATTALION
Thursday, April 5, 1962
College Station, Texas
Page 3
Co-Ed Meat Judger Lead#
Texas Tech Contest Team
Lady Meat Judge
Sue Diller, a Texas Tech senior from Albany, confers with
Henry Elliott, manager of the Meats Industry Laboratory
at Tech in Lubbock. Miss Diller is the first girl to make a
Tech judging team, and one of the few ever to compete on
any meats judging team. (AP Wirephoto)
LUBBOCK, Tex., (A 3 ) — Most co
eds and even housewives find
trouble picking out the best cuts
of meat at the supermarket. But
Sue Diller has no difficulty.
She is the first co-ed to make
the Texas Tech meat judging
team. Coach Dale Zinn says she
is leading the team in practice.
“She’s particularly strong in
writing reasons, a big part of the
contest,” Zinn says.
Miss Diller is one of the few
women ever to compete on any
meats judging team. She won the
berth by placing in the top four
in Tech’s meats judging and grad
ing course last semester.
The co-ed is a senior animal hus
bandry major with emphasis on the
animal science option.
“I first enrolled in zoology when
T entered college,” she said. “I
guess I was scared of all those
boys in animal husbandry. There
were just too many of them.”
She was reared on a ranch near
Albany. The ranch includes 960
acres in Texas and 3,470 acres at
Deer Trail, Colo.
“During the winter we keep the
cattle on the ranch at Albany,
then move them to Colorado for the
summer,” Miss Diller explained.
“This makes the climate better for
our feeder calves.”
Sue has other talents that come
in handy around Tech’s animal
husbandry department. For ex
ample, last year she edited the
Block and Birdie Club’s annual
report covering the year’s activi
ties. It won fifth place in a na
tional contest against 30 other re
ports.
“It’s a lot like a scrapbook, and
boys just don’t enjoy working on
such things as much as gilds en
joy it,” she said.
Miss Diller also is the club co
historian.
She isn’t sure of her plans fol
lowing graduation. “I might use
the training to work for the
government in meat grading and
inspection,” she said. “But it also
will be valuable to me as a house
wife by helping me get the most
and the best for my money.”
Miss Diller said her fiancee is
a cotton farmer near Slaton.
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