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THE BATTALION
College Station, Texas Thursday, May 19, 1966
Marketing Students Win Scholarships
Looks Plenty Deceiving
Two Texas A&M marketing
students were awarded the Hous
ton Sales Executives Club schol
arships this week.
Mel Lasell of Springfield, Mass.,
and Phil Abernathy of Hughes
Springs, Tex., were named for
the $250 award during the 17th
Sales Clinic.
The Peters Memorial Scholar
ship winners were selected by
business executives addressing
the clinic Monday.
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The associate director of Texas
A&M’s $6 million Cyclotron Insti
tute looks more like a football
player than a scientist.
Whitney McFarlin stands 6
feet, 6 inches and weighs a mus
cular 255 pounds.
Not long ago, McFarlin played
middle linebacker and tackle for
the University of Arkansas fresh
man football team. He played
football in 1958-59 before trans
ferring to Henderson State Col
lege in Arkansas.
At Henderson State he turned
emphasis to physics and mathe
matics, earning a bachelor’s de
gree and membership in Alpha
Chi, national honor fraternity, in
1963. He did his graduate work
in nuclear engineering at Texas
A&M under a NASA fellowship.
WHITNEY McFARLIN
Pittman Chosen
Top Engineer
Pitt Pittman of Leverett’s
Chapel has been chosen the out
standing graduating senior of the
Department of Electrical Engi
neering.
McFarlin, at the grand old age
of 25, directs engineering and
operations for A&M’s sophisti
cated atom smasher now under
construction.
startup procedures will follow,
with normal operations to begin
about July 1.
“Architecture and engineering
on the building are about 98 per
cent complete,” he said. “Con
struction is approximately 70 per
cent complete.” Cyclotron engi
neering and procurement is about
87 per cent complete, and the Ion
Optics system engineering and
procurement is nearly 70 per cent
complete.”
The staff currently numbers 17.
This total is expected to graduate
to 26 by Nov. 1, and to 45 by a
year from that date. Ultimately,
McFarlin pointed out, the insti
tute will have 70 fulltime em
ployes.
“Possibly 60 of these will be
working in technical and scien
tific areas,” McFarlin continued.
“We may reach full strength
about mid-1968.”
INK FOR ATOMS
President Earl Rudder signs a pact linking A&M, theU.S,
Atomic Energy Commission and Oak Ridge Associated W
versities in a program to stimulate high school students
toward careers in atomic energy. Watching is Frederic!
Napp, administrative officer for information and extai
sion at ORAU. Through the agreement a mobile atomii
energy exhibit will be shown at 150 Texas High Schools.
Dr. G. D. Hallmark, department
head, presented Pittman with a
watch and $100 as winner of
the Bolton Award.
A stickler for accuracy, the
towering nuclear engineer quick
ly thumbs to files and charts to
verify statements about construc
tion of the cyclotron, one of the
largest of its kind in the world.
William Lee Nichols of Tyler
received the $275 Bolton Scholar
ship as the most outstanding elec
trical engineering junior.
Texas Power and Light Com
pany Scholarships of $600 each
went to John Hall Cooper of Fort
Worth and James Howard Davis
of Fort Stockton.
“A&M’s cyclotron is one of
three of its kind in the United
States,” McFarlin noted. “It will
extend our capabilities in nuclear
physics, chemistry, engineering,
radiation biology and activa
tion analysis.”
Tentative completion date is
April 1, 1967.
A&M’s cyclotron will be housed
in an airplane hanger-sized build
ing. The cyclotron is described as
a 300-ton magnet, measuring 88
inches across the pole face. It
will be able to propel the nucleus
of hydrogen atoms to 130 million
electron volts — more than five
times the capability of any other
instrument in Texas. Power re
quirement of the electromagnet
v heart” of the cyclotron is 1,000
kilowatts. The overall facility
power requirements are approxi
mately 4,000 kilowatts — about
one fifth of the output of A&M’s
power plant.
Oldtime Aggie Ex Hutson
Welcome Sight In Library
McFarlin said testing and
The Institute’s annual operat
ing budget is estimated at $1
million.
A Texas Aggie who coon-hunt-
ed along College Station creeks is
a welcome sight in Cushing Li
brary.
A. C. Hutson Sr., graduate of
1900, arrives unannounced and
aften with donations for the ex
panding facility.
Member of an old A&M family,
the spry, white-haired gentleman
of 80 years has strolled into the
library with donations including
a 54th commencement invitation
of 1930, a pictorial foldout of
A&M buildings to 1946 and a book
of Welsh hymns.
Acting librarian
Rupert
Woodward noted the regular Ti
tor has promised the library!
unpublished autobiography of!
father, Professor C. W. Huts
who joined the A&M staff
1893.
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