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Smiling Norma Davenport attempts to demonstrate the
length of the new Horace Caldwell Pier at Port Aransas,
which will be dedicated soon. The pier, in the background,
reaches 1,400 feet, the longest free pier in the Gulf of
Mexico. (AP Wirephoto)
Architecture Prof Presents
Paper During World Meeting
James H. Marsh, assistant pro
fessor of architecture, will present
a paper at the World Conference
on Shell Structures in San Fran
cisco, Calif., Oct. 1-4.
Titled “Construction of Thin
Shell Structures by the Lift-Shape
Process,” the paper will describe
design and construction of the
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thin-shell shelter built by the Tex
as Engineering Experiment Sta
tion’s architectural research group
at Hensel Park.
Marsh, who is also an assistant
research architect with the TEES,
designed and supervised the con
struction of the Hensel Park struc
ture, the largest of its type built
to date.
Some 95 engineers architects and
builders from 19 nations will pre
sent papers at the conference.
Also attending from A&M will be
Ben Evans, co-ordinator for the
TEES architectural research
group.
Marsh’s paper discusses the con
struction of thin shell structures
that eliminate necessity of conven
tional form work. His project in
cluded laying out a reinforced pat
tern in a projected plan. By lift
ing and warping the reinforced
pattern, a reinforced skeletal
structure is developed upon which
a covering material may be ap
plied.
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planned in an architectural style
described as not severely modern
and will use brick and stone to
harmonize with the existing build
ings. Additional details will be
released following a directors
meeting in November.
The concept of providing the
greatest possible amount of open
space for bookstacks and for indi
vidual seating of students so as to
bring the book and reader together
is the key to the proposed interior
arrangement. The plan provides a
minimum of fixed walls.
Opening of the library stacks to
undergraduates is a major trend
in present college and university
library construction, Houze said.
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Rhodes Competition Opens
Any A&M student desiring to
apply for a Rhodes Scholarship
must do so before Oct. 10, it was
announced Wednesday. Dr. R. H.
Ballinger of the Department of
English is the college representa
tive for the scholarships.
A long and involved selection
procedure as well as stringent per
sonal and academic qualifications
must be met by applicants. A stu
dent here also must be recommend
ed by President Earl Rudder to
state selection committee.
This committee, which will meet
Dec. 12, will nominate two candi
dates to the district selection com
mittee.
Four winners will be chosen from
this district, which also includes
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana,
Oklahoma and Arkansas.
Personal qualifications are that
a student be a male, unmarried and
between 18 and 24. At least jun
ior standing in some degree-grant
ing university is required.
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versity of Oxford in England.
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iores, mathematics, physics, chem
istry, animal physiology, zoology,
biochemistry, botany, geology, en
gineering science, science of me
tals, geography, agriculture, juris
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ages forestry and music.
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chure “quality of both character
and intellect is the most important
requirements for a Rhodes schol
arship.”
There have been only two pre
vious A&M Rhodes scholars. Char
les W. Thomas, ’22, is now head
of the Department of Engineering
at New York State Teachers Col
lege, and Jack E. Brooks, ’47, is
now on the technical staff of Ramo-
Woolridge Corp.
Tom Woodeshick, West Vh’ginia
right halfback, is a cousin of form
er American League pitcher Hal
Woodeshick who is now pitching
for the Houston Colts in the Na
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