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THE BATTALION
Tuesday, November 13, 1962 College Station, Texas Page 3
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Breazeale Heads
Personnel Group
W. G. Breazeale, a veteran staff
member, is the new president of
the Texas Association of Student
Personnal Administrators. The or
ganization held its annual meeting
recently at Lamar State College
of Technology in Beaumont.
Breazeale, a civilian student
counselor, has been on the A&M
staff for 15 years.
All colleges in Texas are eli
gible to join the association, which
considers college student and cam
pus life. The 1963 conference will
be held in Austin.
Breazeale, a native of Crockett,
was graduated from A&M in 1935.
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He also holds a Master of Science
in Industrial Education degree
from the college. Prior to military
service in World War II he taught
school and coached in athletics.
Breazeale is active in the south
western association of student ad
ministrators.
Dean of Student James P. Han-
nigan and Breazeale represented
A&M at the Beaumont Conference.
Automotive Society
Schedules Movie
For Tuesday Night
A film on “Modern Well Log
ging” will be shown Tuesday night
at a tneeting of the Society of
Automotive Engineers.
The meeting will begin at 7:30
p.m. in Room 228 of the Chemi
stry Building. Schlumberger Well
Surveying Corp. representatives
are presenting the film program.
The film should be of general
interest to students in geological,
petroleum and electrical engineer
ing, said Warren Walker, presi
dent of the S.A.E. student chapter
at A&M.
On hand to answer questions will
be Schlumberger representatives
James A. Cowan Jr. and Wayne
Leverkuhn of Houston. Both were
graduated from A&M in 1956.
Religions Emphasis
Program Outlined
Aggie Becomes A King
Steve Hammack of Ferris, a member of A&M’s prize-win
ning meat judging team, is crowned king of the lamb
graders at the American Royal Livestock Show in Kansas
City. Crowning Hammack is Carolyn Barre of Yoakum,
Miss Wool of 1962.
Dean of Students James P. Han-
nigan outlined Tuesday what was
termed a “streamlined program”
for this year’s Religious Emphasis
week.
“This new concept for Religious
Emphasis Week, recently approved
by the college executive committee,
will take full advantage of the ex
cellent speakers and counselors in
our local churches,” the dean said.
He noted that in past years speak
ers and counselors had been “im
ported” for Religious Emphasis
Week, a practice begun when there
were few churches adjacent to the
jampus.
“The central speaker in Guion
Hall will be replaced this year with
off-campus programs in each of
the local churches,” Hannigan said.
“This will allow the men who know
our students best to conduct pro
grams over the entire week em
phasizing the need for religion in
their daily life.”
To encourage attendance, Hanni
gan said that evening rather than
morning meetings will be scheduled
and would be held off-campus. Call
to quarters will be changed from
7:30 to 8:30 p. m. for the entire
week so that military students may
attend.
To provide continuing emphasis
on religion throughout the year,
Hannigan said the college would
continue the series of speakers in
the All-Faiths Chapel.
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Dr. Robert F. Legget, a civil en
gineer from the Canadian National
Research Council, will speak on
‘Engineering in Canada Today,”
Thursday at 8 p.m. in Room 231
of the Chemistry Building as part
of the Graduate Lecture series.
Since 1947, Legget has served
as director of the Division of
Building Research of the National
Research Center, Ottawa.
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the company s history. I„ the management
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Legget has been elected to serve
as secretary-general for the Sixth
International Soil Mechanics Con
ference at Montreal in the summer
of 1965. This is described as “a
position of great international sig
nificance” because advances in the
fields of soil mechanics and foun
dation engineering are paced by
such conferences.
His most recent book, “Geology
and Engineering,” is just off the
press. It already has gained rec
ognition as one of the best three
books on the subject.
The Canadian engineer is a
member of various professional
organizations. He holds his mas
ter’s degree from the University
of Liverpool and the LL.D. degree
from McMaster University, Ham
ilton, Ontario.
Legget came to Canada in 1929
after four years’ practice in Scot
land and London and engaged in
heavy construction work until 1936.
He then joined the staff of Queen’s
University. In 1938 he moved to
the University of Toronto, remain
ing there as teacher and consultant
on soil and foundation problems
until 1947.
He is the author of a number
of technical papers and two hooks.
Legget is a member of the In
stitution of Civil Engineers, the
American Society of Civil Engi
neers and the Engineering Insti
tute of Canada. He is also a Fel
low of the Royal Society of Can
ada and of the Geological Society
of America. In 1953 he was
elected an Honorary Fellow of the
Royal Architectural Institute of
Canada.
The public has been invited to
attend the graduate lecture.
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“In the future, however, these
speakers will be scheduled on a
weekn-ight other than Wednesday
to avoid conflicts with established
mid - week services in local
churches,” he said.
Date for Religious Emphasis
Week is Feb. 17-22. He said that
conferences with all local ministers
and denominational student work
ers would be scheduled soon to
make detailed plans for the event.
According to Texas Press Assoc
iation outdoor writer Vern San
ford every ounce of boating water
in Texas is behind a dam that has
been built to impound it. There
is no natural lake among the 400
in the state.
Pest Control,
Aviation Course
Scheduled Here
The 12th annual Texas Agri
cultural Aviation Conference and
Pest Control Short Course will be
held here Feb. 24-26.
Joe Brusse of the Department of
Aeronautical Engineering, the pro
gram chairman, said one of the
main features of the conference
will be a field demonstration of
the latest agricultural aircraft and
aerial spraying equipment.
The meeting is sponsored by
A&M, the Texas Aerial Applicators
Association, Texas Flying Farm
ers and Ranchers Association and
the Texas Aeronautics Commission.
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the French Academy.
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