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Pag-e 4 THE BATTALION College Station, Texas Thursday, June 23, 1966 . . . More Girls, Girls . . . A&M PSA Wins Award ENJOYING THE SUN coeds Monica Geick, left, and Cheryl Pavlas. ★ ★ ★ POOL SIDE VISITORS . . . from left, Dorothy McMurry, Celia Stark, Jo Anne Berner and Michele Edmonds visit Cain Swimming Pool. Premiere Players Set Musical Show The Premiere Players, a group of high schools students in Texas A&M’s Summer Theater Pro gram, will present a musical va riety show at 8 p.m. Friday in the Fallout Theater. The theme for the show is a steamboat minstrel, and will feature several singing groups, a trumpet solo and a tumbling act. The Premiere Players are also rehearsing for “Curse You, Jack Dalton,” an old-style melodrama which will be directed by Debbie Klein and supervised by Tim E. Lane. Under the direction of C. K. Esten, director of the Aggie Play ers, the Premiere Players were formed this summer to give local high school students an oppor tunity to participate in theatre work. Col. Lee Cited For Leadership Col. Raymond C. Lee was cited for “two years of splendid leader ship” during a farewell luncheon Monday for the professor of aero space studies. A&M President Earl Rudder praised the Air Force officer for “upgrading the AFROTC pro gram at Texas A&M.” “Colonel Lee has established rapport, mutual respect and co operation between the AFROTC Staff and the A&M faculty,” Rudder noted. “His interest in the academic progress of a stu dent in his major field of study as well as AFROTC has greatly enhanced the university.” Lee has been reassigned as vice commander of the 31st Tac tical Fighter Wing at Homestead AFB, Fla. The combat-ready unit is equipped with F-100 air craft. The colonel flew fighter mis sions in World War I and in Korea and hopes to see action in Viet Nam. War College’s instructional staff. He came to A&M from the Air War College’s instructional staff. A native of Philadelphia, he holds two degrees from Pennslyvania State and served as a training instructor at the Air Force Acad emy. IE Chapter Gets Award The Texas A&M Industrial En gineers Chapter recently selected the nation’s outstanding student group at the annual American Institute of Industrial Engineers in San Francisco. Harry S. Lewis, A&M chapter SALE SALE PAPERBACKS SALE SALE 50% OFF (USED) 50% OFF Stock Up Now For Present And Future Needs Or For Reading Pleasure Take Advantage Of Our Overstock Of Paperbacks—They Must Go NOW COWLEY—Fitzgerald & the Jazz Age SALINGER—Catcher in the Rye OTWELL—1984 HERSEY—Child Buyer LITTLETON—To Prove A Villian BENEDICT—Patterns of Culture CONRAD—Heart of Darkness LA FARGE—Laughing Boy STEINBECK—Winter of Our Discontent LYNN—Scarlet Letter, Text, Sources TWAIN—Roughing It SLEDD—Dictionaries & That Dictionary LEWIS—Babbitt HEILBRONER—Worldly Philosophers ARDREY—African Genesis TIETZE—Changing Metropolis HOFFMAN—Great Gatsby FITZGERALD—This Side of Paradise ROLVAAG—Giants in the Earth SHURTER—Effective Letters in Business STEINBACH—Tortilla Flat GOLDING—Lord of the Flies PATON—Cry, The Beloved Country FILLER—Crusade Against Slavery HEMINGWAY—Farewell to Arms DUNN—Heredity, Race & Society TWAIN—Adventures of Huckleberry Finn NORRIS—The Octopus AUSTIN—Land of Little Rain KANT—Religion within the Limits of Reason MEAD—People & Places SWIFT—Gulliver’s Travels & Others THACKERAY—Vanity Fair »epi rda: ALLEN—Only Yesterday CLARK—Seventeenth Century FRANKLIN—Autobiography BAILEY—General Assembly of U. N. Study of Proc. & Prac. DOLLIN—Soviet Union at the U. N. WEBB—The Great Plains GREBSTEIN—The Monkey Trail AND MANY OTHERS Used Monarch & Cliffs Notes — 25% Off List Price. LOUPOT'S North Gate president, accepted the award for A&M. The award consists of a certificate of recognition and an engraved wall plaque to be per manently displayed in the De partment of Industrial Engineer ing. Lewis also represented Dan Miller and Frank Berngen, who placed second and third in the outstanding student award. Work Began On Information Center Work has started on the new million-dollar information center at Texas A&M. Known as the Services Build ing, the three-story structure is connected with the A&M Press and Photo and Visual Aids Lab oratory. Campus information agencies and publication offices including the student newspaper, yearbook and magazines will be relocated in the new building. The Uni versity post office and labora tories of the state chemist also have space in the center. A&M Information Chief Jim Lindsey described the facility as “equal to the best in the nation.” “The centralization of our staffs and tools will enhance our serv ice to the University System and all news media,” the information director said. Cushing Schedules Orientation Tours Orientation tours of Cushing Library begin at Texas A&M June 30, announced assistant li brary director John Smith. Designed to show scope and ar rangement of library collections, tours are planned for students and others who wish to become more familiar with techniques of library use. The one-hour tours will be conducted by heads of circulation, Richard Puckett; ref erence, Mrs. Lavelle Castle, and documents, Joe Walls. The first tour June 36 is at 3 p.m. A signup sheet for the monthly feature will be main tained at the circulation desk. “Although these tours will be general in nature, the library will arrange programs on special fields for anyone desiring,” Smith said. 4 Teaching Fields Added To Curriculum Texas A&M’s Department of Education and Psychology has added four teaching fields at the secondary school level. Drama, French, German and Russian teaching instruction for secondary teachers may begin the second summer session, an nounced Dr. William W. Stokes, chairman of secondary education. Approved by the Texas Edu cation Agency and State Board of Education, the 24-hour pro grams include 12 in advance work. A&M may now prepare teachers in 21 fields. “Addition of the programs re flects the growth of the uni versity,” noted Dr. Paul Hensarl- ing, Department of Education and Psychology head. A&M Contributes To Colorado Confab Two lectures and a chemical thermodynamic microcards dis play is being contributed by Tex as A&M to the 21st Calorimetry Conference at the University of Colorado this week. Department of Chemistry pro fessor Dr. Buno J. Zwolinski and Dr. R. M. Joshi, Welch Founda tion postdoctoral fellow, are dis cussing “Combustion Studies on (See Campus Page 5) ^ Ku'Ki HAMBURGERS 15 CHICKEN With FRENCH FRIES 79 c QUALITY FOOD OPEN SUNDAY THRU THURSDAY - - 11:00 A. M. TILL MIDNIGHT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY - - 11:00 A. M. TILL 1:00 P. M. 2500 TEXAS AVENUE — BRYAN SPEEDY SERVICE The Pakistan Students Associ ation of America chapter at Texas A&M was selected the U. S.’s most outstanding at a recent 13th convention in Madi son, Wis. The award, consisting of a permanent chapter plaque and a president’s trophy, was presented four chapter delegates and Mrs. Robert B. Alexander, wife of the sponsor, by G. Ahmad, Pakistan ambassador to the U. S. Mrs. Alexander was presented a “Friend of the Year” award for her efforts in assuring delegates presence at the conference. She also serves on the district board of international affairs of the Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs. The incoming Campus Study Club president and her husband, a chemistry professor, lived in Pakistan two years. The A&M chapter shared the award with two other universities in 1961 when it was incepted. President Muhammed Hussain said the chapter was quite proud of its accomplishments. Club activities reflected by the award include two donations totaling $500 to the Pakistan government’s cyclone relief fund, a $380 donation to the Pakistan defense fund, its campus cultural function attended by 500 U. S. guests and a dinner celebration of Eidre Union. “It was only by the help of Mrs. Alexander and Mr. (Bob) Melcher we were able to attend the convention,” Hussain went on. Delegates Monawar Ahmed and Mrs. Bilquis Alam participated in a convention cultural show. The fourth delegate was Ashraf Alam. Permanent Pakistan represen tative to the United Nations Amjad Ali Khan attended the national event. NATIONAL CHAPTER AWARDS Texas A&.M Pakistan Student Association president Mu hammed Hussain, left, and Mrs. Robert D. Alexander look over awards to the A&M chapter, recently selected the outstanding organization in the nation among 50 chapters. Mrs. Alexander, wife of the A&M chapter sponsor, re ceived a “Friend of the Year’' award for her work. 4-H Barbecue and Trail Ride Set For Sunday The eighth annual 4-H barbecue will be held Sunday at the Fellow ship Hall on Tabor Road. Serving will begin at 11:30 and continue through 1:30 p.m. Tickets are $1.25 each and may be purchased from any 4-H mem ber or adult leader. Tickets will be sold at the barbecue. The barbecue is held each year on the last Sunday in June to raise money to held support 4-H activities in Brazos County. Last year awards included the dress review, day camp, awards trip to the Astrodome in Hous ton, expenses for 4-H horse club members that participated in the state horse show and expenses for six youngsters that attended the leadership clinic held in Angleton last year. A trail rile will be held in con junction with the barbecue from Kurten to Fellowship Hall. An outdoor worship service con ducted by Rev. Jimmy Hayes, will be held at 7:30 a.m. at the United Church of Christ in Kurten and the ride will started immediately after the service. All horsemen are invited to participate. Soft drinks at rest stops willl be included in the $1.25 charge fori the dinner. 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