THE BATTALION
Thursday, February 25, 1965 College Station, Texas Page 3
Worth The Trip
Joan Critchley, one of four Canadians who traveled 3,000
miles to take part in the annual Rattlesnake Roundup at
the West Texas town of Sweetwater, holds aloft a giant
diamondback rattlesnake she pulled from its den. (AP
Wirephoto)
Battalion
Church News
Freshman students will be in
charge of the vesper service at
7 p.m. Thursday at the Baptist
Student Union.
Members of the A&M BSU will
loin members of the Mary Hardin
Baylor BSU Saturday for a week
end retreat at Bastrop State Park.
* * *
A World Mission Family Night
Dinner will be held at 6:15 p.m.
Sunday in the Fellowship Hall of
the A&M Presbyterian Church.
“The Rev. W. L. Miller, retired
missionary to South America, will
be the guest speaker,” said the
Rev. H. Bruce Fisher, church pas
tor.
* * *
“Beliefs of the Methodist
Church” will be the theme of a
series of programs beginning- at
5:30 p.m. Sunday at the Wesley
Foundation.
A film strip, “More Than
Words,” and a discussion of the
meaning of the Apostle’s Creed
will be the opening topic.
The following five Sunday eve
ning programs will deal with The
Father and the Son, The Church,
The Resurrection, Forgiveness of
Sins and The Life Everlasting.
Following supper and worship
beginning at 6:15 p.m. Wednesday,
the film “Face To Face” will be
shown and a discussion will be
held relating to A Christian View
of Man.
Electronic Science Institute
Sets Second Two-Year Class
The second two-year class of
the Institute o f Electronic
Science at A&M is set for June
7, announced L. K. Jonas, chief
instructor.
First graduating class of the
institute will complete work in
August.
The Institute of Electronic
Science is a division of the En
gineering Extension Service.
Jonas said the institute is spe
cifically designed for the man
who wants to work with equip
ment rather than in the field of
designing. Students spend 30
hours a week on material rang
ing from basic mathematics
through trigonometry and appli
cations of calculus. Theory cov
ers a broad spectrum, ranging
from basic electricity to radar to
computer applications.
Half of the course is spent in
the classroom, the other half in
the laboratory and shop. Each
man works on a personal project,
which is in keeping with the per
sonal participation aim of the
course, Jonas explained.
A maximum of 24 students will
be enrolled. Jonas said most ap
plicants are young men who have
completed high school and who
have been working for several
years.
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