College Station, Texas
Wednesday, October 19, 1966
THE BAH
ATTENTION ! ! !
ALL CLUBS
Athletic, Hometown, Pro
fessional, and Campus Or
ganizations.
Pictures for the club sections of
the Aggieland are now being
scheduled at the Student Publi
cations Office, Y.M.C.A. Build
ing.
FRESHMEN PICTURE
SCHEDULE
FOR 1967 AGGIELAND
CIVILIAN FRESHMEN can be
photographed any day during
this period. Wear coat & tie.
CORPS FRESHMEN
Yearbook Portrait Schedule:
Corps freshmen will have their
portraits made for the Aggie
land '67 according to this sched
ule. Portraits will be made at
University Studio at North Gate
in class “A” winter uniforms.
Fish should bring poplin shirts,
black ties, & brigade shields.
Those freshmen who paid for
their yearbook picture at regis
tration should bring their fee
•lip — those who did not, may
pay their $1.60 at the University
Studio.
Oct. 14 & 17
17 & 18
18 & 19
19 & 20
7 & 8
9 & 10
11 & 12
13 & 14
Make-up pictures for ALL
Freshmen, Civilian & Corps, will
be from 21 Oct. through 26 Oct.
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Linebacker Robert Cortez
Real Aggie Head-Knocker\
When Coach Gene Stallings
wants to praise one of his Texas
Aggie players he says: “He’s a
contact football player.” He goes
a bit further when he talks about
junior linebacker Robert Cortez
of San Benito. “He’ll stick that
FCA Encourages
Area HS Huddles
OPEN YOUR
ACCOUNT NOW!
bonnet on you pretty good,’
lings adds.
Stal-
During the past two seasons a
lot of ball carriers have felt the
impact of Cortez’ bonnet. He
won a starting position as a
sophomore last year and has es
tablished himself among the
small group of veterans on the
Aggie defensive unit this season.
CORTEZ WILL be 22 years old
next Sunday, the day after the
Aggies tangle with the Baylor
Bears in Waco. He’s hopeful it
will be a happy one but it’ll take
a victory over the tough Bruins
to make it so.
One couldn’t fault his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Caspar Cortez of
San Benito if they accidentally
forgot Robert’s birthday anniver
sary. They have a lot of them
to remember since Robert is one
of 13 children. He’s fourth from
the youngest.
ROBERT ISN’T very surprised
at the Aggies' fine showing the
past three games. “I told my
friends last summer that I
thought we had a good chance in
the conference. I told them we
had a good quarterback and good
receivers and I told them I
thought we were gonna do some
thing in the conference.”
Until the 35-7 win over TCU
last Saturday night, Cortez had
been disappointed in his play this
year. “My best game ever for
the Aggies was in the very first
one as a sophomore against LSU.
I think I played pretty good
against TCU last Saturday night
but I hadn’t done anything worth
mentioning before that. I was
just kinda out there.”
WHAT CORTEZ didn’t say,
though, was that he had been
handicapped this year by an in
jured ankle. “You can’t play
well if you can’t practice at full
speed. You learn and you im
prove by practicing.”
Back at San Benito High, Cor
tez was a two-way player for
three seasons. He was a half
back .his sophomore and junior
years and a fullback his senior
season. He played linebacker all
three years. Too, he was quite a
scorer. In his junior year against
Weslaco he scored 28 points. He
made four touchdowns and kicked
four extra points.
GIVEN HIS CHOICE he’d take
defense. “I don’t mind getting
hit when I run with the football
but I’d rather play defense.”
*
/ .
ROBERT CORTEZ
A&M’s Junior Defensive Linebacker.
BY GARY SHERER
Battalion Sports Staff
“Athletes are a force for good,”
said Mike Mistovich, owner and
general manager of Bryan Radio
Station KORA, last night at the
special meeting of the Texas
A&M Huddle of the Fellowship
of Christian Athletes in A&M’s
All-Faiths Chapel.
The main speaker centered his
talk to the 150 present on the
good of athletes. Members of the
Texas A&M coaching staff, A&M
Huddle members and coaches and
athletes from high schools in the
surrounding area attended the
meeting.
Mistovich stressed the need for
all young athletes to form FCA
chapters in their own schools. He
pointed out that the chapters
would help the athletes gain sat
isfaction for themselves and at
tain a new way of life.
A&M Head Football Coach
Gene Stallings also spoke briefly
to the gathering of athletes. Stal
lings completely supports the
FCA. He said he feels the Hud
dles bring coaches and players to
a new realm of understanding.
Barney Welch, who helped get
the Aggie Huddle started last
January, gave a brief outline of
how area high schools could start
chapters of their own.
Aggie Huddle President Ken
Lamkin introduced the officers
of the Huddle which include:
Jack Pybum and Jerry Camp
bell, vice-presidents; Dan Wes-
terfield, secretary and Joe Weiss,
treasurer.
Lamkin and the officers men
tioned the nationwide participa
tion of athletes of all sports and
their continued contributions to
their immediate communities.
“The main purpose of this
meeting tonight is to bring to
the attention of local high school
athletes the FCA and to encour
age them to start huddles of their
own,” Lamkin summed up. Lam
kin expressed the desire of the
A&M Huddle to work with the
high school Huddles in the fu
ture.
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Fletcher Clarifies
Intramural Policy
Raymond L. Fletcher, director
of Texas A&M intramural ath
letics, clarified intramural policy
for foul weather days.
“All indoor sports will be play
ed regardless of the weather,”
Fletcher said. “Football and
horseshoes will be played unless
it is pouring down rain at game
time.”
Fletcher said that the intra
mural office has enough officials
and managers to meet its require
ments for this year.
“If anyone still wants to par
ticipate in intfamurals he should
join his dorm team participating
or some other team,” added
Fletcher. Questions on other in
tramural policy will be answered
in the intramural office in De-
Ware Field House.
Intramural Outlook
Intramural sports are moving
at a fast clip this year. Several
units have taken early leads in
the championship races.
Class ‘A’ teams are competing
in basketball, horseshoes and
bowling. The Maroon Band took
a quick lead in basketball with
three wins without a loss. Squad
ron 4, 5, and 8, Companies F-2,
A-l, B-l, C-2, D-l, and E-2 are
all tied in horseshoes. Class ‘A’
bowling results have not been tab
ulated yet.
Freshmen are playing table
tennis, football and handball in
Class ‘B’ intramurals. Company
A-l holds the lead in ping-pong
with two victories and no defeats.
The G-l Fish are ahead in hand
ball with two wins to no losses.
Football is knotted between
seven teams, Companies A-l, C-2,
H-2, F-2, and Squadrons 1, 3 and
11.
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2-year-old career in 1965.
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Art student keeps getting the brush-off.
DEAR REB:
I’m a regular Renoir on the canvas, but on campus I just don’t seem
to make the scene. There was one campus cutie that used to admire my
paintings, but now she’s too busy admiring some guy’s new Dodge
Dart. She says riding in this guy’s Dart is like art; every time they go out,
they draw a crowd. What can I do? I just have to see this girl again.
It’s not that I’m in love with her, I haven’t finished her portrait yet.
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