New Scouting Fraternity
Dean of Students James P. Ilannigan pre
sented the Alpha Phi Omeg-a pin to the
fraternity’s new president, James M. Mayo
at their organizational meeting last week.
Others pictured are Richard S. Brooks,
secretary; Frank Kiolbassa, first vice pres
ident; Charles R. King, sergeant-at-arms;
Penrod S. Thornton, treasurer; and Carl Lee
Watson, second vice president. Member
ship in the new chapter is open to young
men who are or have been active in Scout
ing, meet scholastic requirements, and de
sire to be of service.
New Scouting Fraternity
Slates Initiation May 22
A new chapter of a service
fraternity for former Scouts is
in the organizational process here.
The formal initiation is scheduled
for May 22.
Alpha Phi Omega, which is de
dicated to the principles of leader
ship, friendship and service, has
chapters on more than 300 campus
es across the nation.
The new organization has 26
inembers who have paid their dues.
The pledge testing program was
conducted under the personal di
rection of Joseph J. Scanlon from
the national office in Kansas City.
Officers of new APO chapter
are listed as follows: Jim Mayo,
president; Frank Kiolbassa, first
vice president; Carl Lee Watson,
second vice president; Richard
Brooks, secretary; Penrod S. Thorn
ton, treasurer; Carl Vanderhider,
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historian and Charles R. King,
sergeant-at-arms.
Serving as advisors are Robert
H. Bossier, William E. Eckles, C.
M. Loyd, Daniel Russell, Alymer
H. Thompson, and Bennie A. Zinn,
all of the faculty and staff, and
Ernest (Dutch) Harwell, Scout ex
ecutive.
Membership in Alpha Phi Omega
is open to any male student re
gularly enrolled on the campus
who can: Show an earnest desire
to render service to others; be, or
have previously been, affiliated wit
Scouting or any Scout movement
recognized by the International
Boy Scout Association; show a
satisfactory scholastic average.
Alpha Phi Omega was founded
in 1925 on the campus of Lafayette
College in Easton, Pennsylvania.
It now has more campus chapters
than any other men’s fraternity
in the nation.
The program of APO is planned
to include service to the student
body and faculty, youth and com
munity, the nation and the frater
nity.
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THE BATTALION
Thursday, April 26,1962
College Station, Texas
Page S
AMONG THE PROFS
Physiology Professor Gets
$8,600 Grant For Study
A grant of $8,600 per year has
been awarded to Dr. J. D. Mc-
Crady, assistant professor of phy
siology in the School of Veteri
nary Medicine, for post-doctoral
work in the field of biophysics.
Dr. McCrady will continue his
studies and research as director of
experimental animals of the Baylor
Medical School. His work will be
aided and analyzed by Dr. Hebbel
E. Hoff and Dr. L. A. Geddes of
the Baylor School.
★ ★ ★
Members of the Department of
Government and History present
ed papers at a professional as
sociation meeting yesterday. An
other member of the department
will give the critique at a meeting
today, Thursday, Professor J. M.
Nance head of the department an
nounced.
Two department members pre
sented papers based on original
research before the annual meet
ing of the Louisiana Historical As
sociation held in New Orleans on
Friday and Saturday.
★ ★ ★
“Texas in the Civil War: A Re
sume History,” by Dr. Allan C.
Ashcraft, Assistant Professor of
History and an authority on the
Civil War and Reconstruction, was
recently published by the Texas
Civil War Centennial Commission.
Another faculty member, John
T. Duncan, Associate Professor of
History, compiled the chronology
used in this publication. Duncan,
who serves as chairman of the
sub-committee on Chronology of
the Texas Civil War Centennial
Committee, compiled the chrono
logy of “Events in Texas, 1861-
1865.”
The publication is described as
a well-balanced, thumb nail his
tory of Texas in the Civil War
which should be of great interest to
the lay reader as well as to the
specialist in the field of Civil War
history.
★ ★ ★
Two members of the Texas
A&M College Agricultural Educa
tion Department were appointed
to committees in the recent an
nual Southern Regional Confer
ence in Agricultural Education at
Charleston, S. C.
They are Dr. Earl Knehel, head
of the department, and Dr. Earl
Webb, subject matter specialist.
BIKE TOWN
LOUISVILLE, Que. GP>—This
community of 7,000 has more than
one bicycle for every 10 citizens.
Some 750 bicycles licenses were
sold at $1 each in 1961.
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Pittsburgh's star slugger hit 35
homers last year. But he feels he
could have gotten a lot more—jf! In
this week's Post, you’ll meet the
cocky young Pirate. Learn how he got
his reputation for bonehead plays.
And why he blames Forbes Field for
spoiling his home-run record. (Look
for the special baseball cover.)
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