THE BATTALION
Thursday, February 16, 1967
Page 4 College Station, Texas
Scientists Set
Joint Meeting
The Texas Academy of Science
and three other organizations will
meet jointly March 16-18 at Tex
as A&M.
Dr. Sidney O. Brown, head of
A&M’s Radiation Biology Lab
oratory and president-elect of the
Texas Academy of Science, pre
dicted more than 1,000 persons
will participate.
The Texas Ornithological So
ciety, the Texas Branch of the
Animal Care Panel, and the Tex
as Society for Electron Micros
copy are set to join in meetings.
Dr. Brown estimated 400 scien
tists from state universities and
colleges and medical colleges will
be joined by 250 students of the
TAS College Academy and 200
high school students from the
TAS Junior Academy.
SECTIONS ARE planned in
mathematics, physical and chemi
cal sciences, biology, and social,
environmental and earth sciences.
Research papers will be present
ed by professors and advanced
graduate students.
Brown said a meeting of the
TAS Board of Directors and sec
tional vice presidents will com
prise most of the activity March
16. Papers will be read March
17 and 18.
A&M has 75 members in the
900-member Texas Academy of
Science, Brown noted, adding
that the TAS was organized 80
years ago. A&M last hosted the
organization in 1936.
REGISTRATION begins at 2
p.m. March 16, Brown announced.
Meetings are scheduled in the
A&M Memorial Student Center,
the YMCA, DeWare Field House,
and several campus auditoriums.
A featured speaker to TAS is
its outgoing president, Bobbin C.
Anderson of the University of
Texas.
Dr. George H. Lowery of Lou
isiana State recognized as an au
thority on bird migration in the
U. S. Gulf Coast area, will ad
dress the Texas Ornithological
Society.
Dr. Brown said other speakers
will be announced. Plans for
ladies activities also are being
made.
A combined banquet is set Fri
day night, March 17, at A&M’s
Sbisa Hall.
Education Group
Adds 16 Members
Sixteen new members have
been initiated into Phi Delta Kap
pa, professional fraternity for
men in education, announced Dr.
Walter A. Varvel of Texas A&M.
The Education and Psychology
Department professor is presi
dent of the Delta Nu Field chap
ter.
Initiates include W. E. Dal-
chau Sr., Snook schools superin
tendent; Joe Pat Davis and Rob
ert L. Giles, history instructors
at Blinn Junior College, Bren-
ham; Harold W. Eichenhorst,
Brenham schools superintendent;
Also James A. Johnson, Bryan
schools counselor; Robert Maler,
Title I evaluation and audio vis
ual aids director of Cameron
schools; Luby LeNorman Jr.,
A&M Consolidated schools indus
trial arts teacher; A&M graduate
student Abdul L. Arabiat, Bagh
dad; James E. Johnson, education
doctoral student; Johnny M.
Johnson, Agricultural Education
Department graduate assistant;
Also Arthur J. Roach, educa
tion and psychology professor;
Robert E. Magowan, industrial
education instructor; Richard E.
Pulaski, Engineering Extension
Service apprentice training spe
cialist; Foy Page, subject matter
assistant in agricultural educa
tion; industrial education gradu
ate student Jerauld B. Wright
and graduate student William T.
Williamson.
Dr. Maynard Bemis, PDK exec
utive secretary, spoke at the init
iation banquet attended by guests
from S. F. Austin College and
Prairie View A&M.
Crane Operators
Course Set Here
A special training course for
Brown and Root Construction
Company crane operators and
riggers begins here March 20.
Alvin Jones, chief instructor of
the A&M Engineering Extension
Service’s Heavy Equipment
School, will supervise the class
to be taught by guest instructors
from crane manufacturing com
panies and factory representa
tives.
Jones said Brown and Root will
name a maximum of 10 men to
study equipment capacities and
safety measures. A minimum of
four weeks’ training is planned,
with time divided between the
classroom and TEES’ heavy
equipment training field.
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