Architects Design Civic Center
A fourth-year architecture
class at Texas A&M is discover
ing what Paris is like in spring
time.
Paris, Texas, that is.
The 33-man class of A&M’s
School of Architecture is design
ing a civic and convention center
for Paris and Lamar County.
“This is our major project for
the semester,” remarked Profes
sor Cecil Steward. “The class will
wrap up 10 weeks of work with
a series of presentations to civic
and county leaders the week of
May 22.”
Steward and Professor Mike
Schneider are heading the study
which involves surveys of maps,
site evaluation, drawings and
scale models.
“This kind of facility has to
be unique,” Steward observed. “It
must be able to accommodate
1,500 persons for conventions, 600
to 800 for theater performances,
1,500 for banquets, and 3,500 for
indoor sports events.”
No price tag has been placed on
the structure, but early estimates
range from $1.5 to $2 million,
Steward added.
The A&M students are develop
ing proposals which complement
a comprehensive plan developed
by Marvin Springer and Associ
ates, an urban planning consult
ing firm in Dallas.
Sponsors of the study are the
Paris Jaycees, the Altrusa Club,
the Rotary Club and the Noon
Lions Club. The support amounts
to approximately $1,500.
Schneider and Steward said the
project appeals to the students
because it gives them an oppor
tunity to develop design pro
grams from personal contact
with citizens interested in com
munity improvement.
Steward said Paris and Lamar
County residents will have the
opportunity to receive stimulation
from contact with students and
consider design ideas which may
be “somewhat uninhibited.”
The students are also studying
New Faculty
Member Here
Teddy Lewis Coe, currently a
teaching associate at Indiana
University, will join Texas
A&M’s School of Business faculty
this fall.
Coe, 25, has both master’s and
bachelor’s degrees from Baylor
Universtiy. He also is a certified
public accountant.
Dr. John Pearson, A&M’s
School of Business director, said
Coe will have the rank of instruc
tor in accounting.
Coe’s teaching experience in
cludes one term as an accounting
instructor at Baylor. He also was
a teaching assistant for two
years at Baylor while working
toward the master’s degree.
three site possibilities for the
civic and community center. One
proposed site is two blocks south
west of the city plaza, another one
block northwest of the plaza and
a third off the north loop near
existing motel facilities.
5 Journalists To
Attend Ad Group
Tour On Sunday
Five journalism majors will
attend the Dallas Ad League
Tour Sunday through Tuesday.
The five students who will at
tend are Patricia Hill, Elias
Moreno Jr., Winston E. Green
Jr., Leroy Shafer, Eddie Joe
Davis and Mark McNeel.
Journalism instructor Jack
Boggan will accompany the stu
dents on their three-day tour.
A Sunday evening orientation
dinner at the new Hilton Inn will
begin the proceedings. On Mon
day the student groups will be
gin the tour of the advertising
facilities in Dallas.
Several schools are attending
the tour and all students will be
split up into groups of 10 or 12
and visit the pre-arranged adver
tising locations.
Places of visitation are to be
advertising agencies, advertisers,
several television and radio ad
vertising suppliers and news
paper advertising departments.
The A&M group will return
late Tuesday, with all traveling
and living expenses paid by the
Dallas Ad League.
V. E. “RED” BERRY
Speaking on:
“Liquor by the Drink”
Political Forum informal luncheon, Room 2-A, MSC.
FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 12:00 noon. (RSVP list for lunch
is in the Student Programs Office of the MSC.)
POLITICAL FORUM COMMITTEE
Will sponsor a trip to the state capitol in Austin on
Tuesday, May 9. All interested students should apply
in the Student Programs Office of the MSC by 5:00
p. m. Friday, April 14.
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BENT WITH AGE
Time has a way of leaving its mark, and next strong wind ... it just might give out
this unused bam located near Celina, Texas on its own. Celina is about 40 miles nortk
is beginning to show its age. Residents of of Dallas. (AP Wirephoto)
the area keep waiting to see it fall in the
Ag Engineers Planning Trip
Twelve senior agricultural en
gineering students enrolled in
Agricultural Engineering 410
have planned an inspection trip
to the Lower Rio Grande Valley
Monday and Tuesday.
Dr. E. A. Hiler, assistant pro
fessor in the Agricultural Engi
neering Department, will accom
pany the students.
“The purpose of the trip,”
Hiler said, “is to study and in
spect drainage and irrigation
projects in the Lower Rio Grande
area. In addition the students
will study process industries asso
ciated with the handling of agri
cultural produce of the valley.”
According to Hiler, the pro
posed itinerary includes inspec
tions at the Lower Rio Grande
Valley Research and Extension
Center at Weslaco, the J. L. Bates
Power Station at Mission, Texas
Plastics at Elsa, and the Hidal?
and Cameron Counties Waif
Control and Improvement Dii
trict at Mercedes.
Students planning to makei
trip are Muhammad Ashiq, S,l
Shuiyan, Stanley Boase, Dai!
Burk, W. M. Day, Hubert Dt:
nak, Muzaffar Iqbal, Rick
Peace, Michael Riqby, Guillem
Valiente, Gary Wallin, ai
Michael Williamson.
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: Meeks, Robert D. ;
Degree: Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical
Engineering
Dissertation : Synthesis of Wideband Lin
ear Array Antennas with Taylor Distri
buted Element Positions
Time: April 18, 1967 at 3:00 p. m.
Place: Room 116 in Bolton Hall
Wayne C. Hall
Dean of Graduate Studies 430t2
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xnd summer school
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oil in May and assure continued
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students who have
may purchase
ed at the
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reliminary grade report, Ap
time of the preliminary grade report, April
3, 1967, may be used in satisfying the 96
hours requirement. Those student qualify
ing under this regulation may leave their
me with the Ring Clerk in the Registrar’s
ifice in order that she may check their
at she may check t
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plicants for admission
lum of the Col-
pect to qualify as applicant
to the professional curricul
lege of Veterinary Medicine in September
1967 may secure application forms in the
Registrar’s Office beginning Monday, Feb
ruary 20, 1967. May 1, 1967 is the deadline
for filing applications and transcripts with
the Regist
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