Debate Team
To Participate
In Tourney
Texas A&M’s debate team will
participate in the debate meet at
Northwest Louisiana State Col
lege Thursday through Saturday.
The team owns a .447 average,
winning 38 rounds and losing 47.
“With the exception of our
poor showing at the Southwest
Conference Meet in January,”
commented sponsor Carl Kell,
“we would be over .500. Our
boys have worked hard and they
have improved.”
At the Southeastern State Col
lege Debate Tournament in Du
rant, Okla., Friday and Satur
day, senior and junior teams
posted opposite records.
Senior team representatives
Benny Mays, from Brashear, and
David Gay from College Station,
won three rounds and lost two.
Both students are sophomores.
The junior team, comprised of
freshmen David Maddox, Mark
Caperton, Ronald Hinds and
Wayne Prescott, posted a 2-3
record.
Schools they defeated were
East Central State College, Rice
University, Eastern New Mexi
co University, North Texas State
University and Stephen F. Aus
tin College.
ATTENTION, SENIORS
All seniors who wish to
enter a candidate for Van
ity Fair need to turn in an
application and a 5” x 7”
picture or larger to the Stu
dent Publication Office by
March 23rd.
Application can be picked
up at the Student Publica
tion Office.
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Rice Professor
To Lecture Friday
Dr. Thomas W. Leland Jr., Rice
University chemical engineering
professor, will lecture Friday at
Texas A&M.
He will speak at 3 p.m. in the
Geology Lecture Room during a
chemical engineering seminar.
“Recent Developments on the
Theorem of Corresponding
States”, related to research in
thermodynamics, is Dr. Leland’s
free public lecture topic.
A 1947 chemical engineering
graduate of A&M, Leland earned
a masters degree at the Universi
ty of Michigan and a doctorate
at the University of Texas.
On the Rice faculty since 1951,
he has published numerous tech
nical papers in thermodynamics
and physical properties of pure
components and mixtures.
CE Department
Awarded NSF Grant
A $9,500 National Science
Foundation grant has been
awarded to Dr. Harry M. Coyle
of the Department of Cvil En
gineering.
Assistant Professor Coyle is
principal investigator of “Re
search Initiation — Dynamic
Load Deformation Relationships
for a Pile-Soil System in Clay”,
which involves differences in sta
tic loads and rapidly applied
loads to pilings.
The one-year grant provides
for a graduate assistant.
Prof Named Chairman
Of Cotton Conference
Dr. Page Morgan of the De
partment of Plant Sciences has
been named program chairman
for the 21st annual Beltwide Cot
ton Defoliation and Physiology
Conference next January in Dal
las.
The session is a meeting place
for plant physiologists, biochem
ists and agronomists working
with cotton throughout the Unit
ed States.
Sponsored by the National Cot
ton Council, the conference is
held in conjunction with technical
meetings on cotton pathology,
genetics and entomology as well
as the Beltwide Cotton Produc
tion and Mechanization Confer-
Engineering Students
Win Top Awards
Gene Herzog and David Wood
ard, of the American Institute
of Industrial Engineers student
chapter at A&M, won third place
and honorable mention awards
in the annual regional student
paper competition at Manhattan,
Kansas, March 4-5.
Herzog, a senior from Odessa,
won honorable mention for his
paper and presentation on “A
Comparison of the CRAFT and
Wimmert Methods of Optimum
Equipment Location.”
Woodard, a junior from Bon
ham, won third place with a
paper on “Organization of Work.”
His presentation included a film
of an experiment conducted in
the Department of Industrial En
gineering.
Firemen Instructors
To Attend Conference
Three Firemen’s Training Di
vision representatives of Texas
A&M’s Engineering Extension
Service will attend meetings in
Memphis, Tenn., March 21-25.
Chief Henry D. Smith, will
huddle with National Fire Pro
tection Association committee to
study standards for the nation.
Instructors James Bland and
James R. Dobson will partici
pate in the 37 th annual Fire
Department Instructors’ Confer
ence and the State Fire Service
Training Instructors’ Workshop.
Leadership Committee
Plans Training Trip
A leadership training trip is
being planned by the Leadership
Committee of the Memorial Stu
dent Center Student Directorate
for April 2-3.
Selected Student leaders will
spend two days in Houston. They
will meet and dine with promi
nent Houston business and civic
leaders.
Tentative itinerary includes a
stay in the Shamrock-Hilton Ho
tel and visits to the Manned
Spacecraft Center, the Port of
Houston, Alley Theater and the
Museum of Fine Arts. Attend
ing a performance of Houston’s
Symphony Ochestra is also
scheduled.
Corps and civilian leaders are
selected for the trip by nomina
tion from the dean of their col
lege.
Exposition To Display
Outdoor Exhibits
Ropemaking, pioneering, ax-
manship, camping, woodwork and
outdoor safety will be among 40
booths in the Arrowmoon Scout
ing Exposition April 1-2 at
Bryan’s National Guard Armory.
District Commissioner Ralph
McCormick said the Bryan Boys
Club Choir will perform from
8-8:30 p.m. April 1.
Two Girl Scouts units will pre
sent a program April 2.
Cubs, Scouts and Explorers in
the district will exhibit “county
fair” displays of scouting activ
ities.
Tickets, at 50 cents each, are
available from district Scouters.
JP Institute
Set March 21-23
Fifty participants are expected
for the Justice of the Peace and
Constables Institute March 21-
23.
Taught by the Police Training
Division staff of A&M’s Engi
neering Extension Service, the
24-hour course is sponsored by
the Texas Law Enforcement
Foundation and Justice of Peace
and Constables Association of
Texas.
For justices of the peace, city
judges, constables, other judges
and law enforcement officers,
the institute covers court room
procedure, analysis of criminal
laws, pleas, trials, laws of arrest,
search and evidence, civil law
pertaining to justice courts, and
public relations.
English Head
To Talk At Roundtable
Dr. John Q. Anderson, Depart
ment of English head, will be a
featured writer at the Readers
and Writers Roundtable Sunday
at Salado.
Sponsored by the Central Tex
as Area Museum, the program
will spotlight authors of books
on Texas published within the
past year.
Dr. Anderson will talk about
his “Tales of Frontier Texas,” to
be published this spring.
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Wildlife Program To Highlight
Ag Convocation March 22
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MRS. CONGENIALITY WINNERS
Joy Cator, left, and Nancy Blazek tied for Mrs. Congenial
ity in the Mrs. A&M contest Saturday. Mrs. Cator, from
Sunray, is the wife of R. L. Cator, a senior veterinary
medicine major. Mrs. Blazek,, wife of H. E. Blazek III, is
from Pasadena. Her husband is also a senior in veterinary
medicine.
Plant Sciences To Purchase
Third Electron Microscope
Texas A&M will soon add a
third electron microscope to its
research and teaching facilities.
The newest instrument, to be
purchased with a $28,200 grant
from the National Science Found
ation, will be installed in the De
partment of Plant Science. The
other two are in the Electron
Microscopy Center and the Bio
chemistry and Nutrition Depart
ment.
An electron microscope is a
non-optical device which can view
particles and substances too
small for ordinary scopes. It can
take pictures of viruses and some
of the larger molecules.
Dr. David Rosberg, head of the
Department of Plant Sciences,
said the electron microscope will
be a valuable addition to the de
partment’s research and teaching
activities. It should be especially
useful, he said, in biochemical
genetics studies.
Texas A&M’s annual Agricul
tural Convocation March 22 will
feature the much-discussed slide
picture program, “Murder of
Silence.”
The pictures, produced by the
Texas Parks and Wildlife Depart
ment, are shown on three screens
by three projectors and depict for
45 minutes the past, present and
future of wildlife resources, con
servation and outdoor recreation
in Texas.
William M. Gosdin, director for
the Parks and Wildlife Depart
ment, will present the program.
“This film concerns people and
space,” he said. “Beginning with
the solitude and peace of the
rural countryside, it documents
increasing conflicts, tensions and
congestion of modern urban exist
ence.”
The convocation, which starts
at 7:30 p.m. in the Memorial Stu
dent Center Ballroom, is spoil'
sored by the Student Agricultural
Council in the College of Agri
culture.
James Supak of Coupland, sen
ior plant and soil sciences major
and council president, said tht
convocation is a social gathering
for faculty, students and anyone
interested in agriculture.
4 CS Teachers
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Awarded Bonds
The Bryan - College Station
Lions Club awarded its annual
Outstanding Teacher Award to
four A&M Consolidated teachers
last week.
Receiving $100 Savings Bonds
were Louise Coke, Martha Mc
Daniel, Lawrence Holecek and
Jan Alston.
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