Help
AES Specialist
o Retire Aug.
cUTCvCl Mi ?. Eloise Trigg Johnson, who
reloped the family life education
f the vocational! | ram for the Texas Agricul-
who visits the! Extension Service and served
esting Center foi Ipeciaiist in this subject matter
seling has an £ l since 1944, will retire Aug. 31.
e and the cots Mrs. Johnson has long been as-
cademic progress, pted with educational projects
and other mattes Igned for the enrichment of the
nstances, not at lily living program in Texas,
n but a study p® ie has worked with youth, with
in the intern anc l community and civic
e reason, oncei lei’s and resource people, and
ttention carl be is ptly has assisted as coordinator
ng the studentleader for studies made about
eppraisal of hiss llems concerning the aging,
•ests.” ictension Director John E.
>ENT ISaskedtoi |chison, in commenting on the
opriate tests at fiuence of the family living pro-
|n directed by Mrs. Johnson,
s as scored by the; I that “Through her sincere, un-
re turned over toj Ig and highly effective work
sounselor. After ; :i le many areas centering around
s he invites the ■family, Mrs. Johnson has given
i conference anilership to programs which have
i interpretation oiled to inspire and provide in-
le implications. V and direction in this time
asis here is upftpidly changing patterns of liv-
g his own third™
31
ipply the facts,"
explained. Hei
re staff at the cor
ant professor ofp
hasized that the
lalize that the pree
decision concerrii
ils should extend or
;ral weeks, "Am
ection, visiting i
advisors, discuss 5
and possibly f- 1
necessary,” he &
;ed Teiai
Speaks
ition’ant
family life specialist has
many teaching methods to
h additional people with the
msion program. One of her
teaching devices has been a set of
visuals resigned to help people
understand themselves and others.
Mrs. Johnson has used many
approaches in presenting the family
life education program, including
the family approach to County
Program Building and planning,
regular programs and demonstra
tions which have served as a frame
work for giving assistance to inter
ested people, personal counseling,
and the encouragement and stimu
lation of activities or practices of
interest to entire families.
Engineering Prof
Dies Wednesday
Professor Stanley A. Wykes,
of the Department of Industrial
Engineering, died of a heart
attack Wednesday in Richard
son. The 56-year-old man had
been employed by a Dallas in
dustry this summer.
He is survived here by his
wife, two sons, his mother, sis
ter and two brothers. Services
will be held in the Hillier Fun
eral Home Chapel at 4 p.m. Fri
day. Burial will be in the Bryan
cemetary.
Some Of Nation’s Leaders
Were Once Students Here
The 1963-64 freshmen at A&M
will be on “hallowed ground at
Aggieland. For it has been over
this small plot of earth in Brazos
County that some of the nation’s
outstanding leaders have walked.
It has been over these few
acres that many former students
first received that valuable train
ing in leadership, discipline and
knowledge. The freshmen of to
day is little different from the
freshman of 1910, 1920, or 1930.
For the most part, all have come
from various sections of Texas
and from all types of economic
backgrounds. However, it is safe
to say that many were farm boys
without much money, boys who
“worked their way through” at
A&M.
To name all the successful
graduates of Aggieland would re
quire a volume; to tell the story
of each Aggie would require a
library. Their accomplishments
in the world of business, industry,
the military and other fields are
outstanding.
In the military field, for ex
ample, many “former freshmen”
have been successful.
Lt. Gen. Bernard A. Schriever,
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ouse of Bepresenti' ^
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il keep children, all ages, will pick up
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Phone TA 2-1616
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CLOSE OUT
AUTO AIR
CONDITIONERS
$229.50
Installed
cade motor co.
FOR SALE
Baby bed-mattress, breakfast table set,
golf clubs - bag, storage cabinet, small
desk, utility table, clothes dryer-hamper,
will trade green stamps for gold bond,
VI 6-7592. 129tl
1963 Chevrolet Impala Sport-Coupe fully
equipped including factory air. Also, 1963
Chevrolet convertible equipped with power-
glide, 327 engine and other delux equip
ment. Priced for quick sale at only S2750.
See T. D. Ross, Corbusier Chevrolet Com
pany or phone VI 6-5557 after 6 p. m. 129t2
House for sale, 1313 East 27th, call
TA 3-2296. 129t3
24x24" water cooler, $15., phone VI 6-
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1951 Dodge, new tires, good condition,
$100 Cash. Call VI 6-5701, Ext 58, Ag. Eco.
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Doberman Pinscher, 3 months old, TA-
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ADDRESSOGRAPH Speedaumat and
Graphotype for embossing plates. Both
electric powered. Some trays and plates.
Wilson, VI 6-4915. • 128tfn
PHOTOENLARGER Omega 4x5 Variable
condenser, two lenses, bargain, Wilson,
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1962 Mercury Meteor, radio, heater, 6000
miles, $1695. An opportunity to buy a new
car at a used car price. TA 2-0917 127t3
Faculty home, 1201 Marsteller, large lot,
trees, sun porch, electric kitchen, fireplace,
central heat, air conditioner, three bed
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■
Aggies wife as waitress, no experience
necessary, good working conditions, with
above average salary. Contact Mr. Mullins
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job, Monday thru Friday, TA 3-2269. 128t3
Typing, VI 6-8320. 128t3
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College Station
HELP WANTED
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ee Freeze across from the Westei
hite
the Tast
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MALE HELP WANTED
Sales positions open for two am
bitious young men. Earning possibility
unlimited. Local firm. Call for Mr.
Barnett at TA 2-7136. 128t4
SPECIAL NOTICE
Original Hilltop Lake
located 914 miles South A&M College
on Hiwy 6.
Fish and picnic
Tables and ovens
Shade
Prices right
If rained out get rain check come back
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Packing—Transportation—
Storage
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UNITED VAN LINES
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AGGIE NOTICE
To Rent Brazos County A&M Club For
Mixed Parties,—See Joe Faulk
SAE 30 Motor Oils 15<* Qt.
Major Brands Oils .... 27-31^ Qt.
For your parts and accessories
AT a DISCOUNT See us—
Plenty free parking opposite
the courthouse.
DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS
Brake shoes. Fuel pumps. Water pumps.
Generators, Starters, Solenoids, etc.
Save 30 to 50% on just about any part
for your car.
Filters 40% discount
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5,000 AGGIES CAN’T BE WRONG
LOUPOTS
Class of ’31, is commander of the
U. S. Air Missiles Program, Maj.
Gen. Alvin A Luedeke, Class of
’32 is general manager of the
Atomic Energy Commission. A
list of others would make a
lengthy story in itself.
The public utility industry con
tains many A&M graduates who
hold high positions. For instance,
E. H. Leavey, Class of ’15, is
chairman of the board of Inter
national Telephone and Telegraph
Lester T. Potter, Class of ’28, is
president of Lone Star Gas Com
pany. J. B. Thomas, Class of ’12,
is president of Texas Electric
Service Company. W. W. Lynch,
Class of ’22 is president of Texas
Power and Light Company. J. L.
Bates, Class of ’20 is president
of Central Power and Light Com
pany. Price Campbell, Class of
’13, is president of West Texas
Utility Company.
The oil industry is another
field where Aggies have made
their way to the top. J. W. Foley,
Class of ’32 is president of Tex
aco, Inc. J. H. Dunn, Class of ’25,
is president of Shamrock Oil and
Gas Company. W. C. McGee, Jr.,
Class of ’31, is president of Ten
nessee Gas Pipeline Company.
J. L. Sewell, Class of ’27, is presi
dent of Delhi-Taylor Oil Com
pany. Delbert Brockett, Class of
’34, is president of British-Amer
ican Oil Company. W. T. Askew,
Class of ’31, is president of Sun
Oil Company of Canada. W. T.
Doherty, Class of ’22, is president
of the Mound Coompany.
Former students like H. A.
Sawyer, Class of ’16, president
of Lone Star Cement Company;
Tyree L. Bell, Class of ’13, presi
dent of Austin Road Company;
J. W. Aston, Class of ’33, presi
dent of Republic National Bank;
George Mitchell, Class of ’40,
president of Ghristi-Mitchell-Mit-
chell; M. T. Halbouty, Class of
’30, petroleum engineer and geo
logist and Leonard S. Hobbs,
Class of ’16, vice president of
United Aircraft Company, have
proved themselves successful.
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THE BATTALION
Thursday, August 22, 1963 College Station, Texas
Page 5
LOUISVILLE (AP)—Jefferson
County Sheriff William Cranfill
had a purpose when he appointed
two honorary deputies.
He gave the appointments to
13-year-old and 7-year-old Valley
Station boys who had run away
from home. Cranfill told them
“you are being deputized to see
that it does not happen again.”
Welcome Aggies
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Vz
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o No. 300 «r
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