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THE BATTALION
Tuesday, May 23, 1967
Page 4 College Station, Texas
Chenoweth Joins
Some
Some Dry
A&M E. E. Staff
Dr. Robert Dean Chenoweth,
currently a faculty member at the
University of Missouri at Rolla,
will join the Texas AM faculty
this fall.
John Denison, acting head of
A&M’s Electrical Engineering De
partment, said Dr. Chenoweth will
be professdr of electrical engi
neering. Chenoweth’s primary in
terest is control and power sys
tems.
At present, Chenoweth is in
charge of graduate programs in
electrical engineering at the Uni
versity of Missouri at Rolla. He
is married and has four children.
PARDNER
You’ll Always Win
The Showdown
When You Get
Your Duds Done
At
CAMPUS
CLEANERS
A&M, GIVE ME ROOM!
Yell Leader Wayne Porter attempts to restrain a group of Maroons and Whites, but the new yell leaders, making their
“fish” waiting to throw him in the mud after Saturday’s debut, came out the losers,
intersquad football game. The game was between the
Duo Gets Agronomy Honors
Johnnie W. Gosper and Billy
Ray Schuette were presented out-
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standing agronomy student
awards at the recent annual Stu
dent Agronomy Society picnic
here.
Cosper of Edna was recognized
by the American Society of
Agronomy as the Outstanding
Senior Agronomy Student and
presented a plaque by Dr. R. C.
Potts.
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SPLASH DAY—AGGIE STYLE
Saturday was Splash Day at Kyle Field, or at least l.
appeared to be, since enthusiastic “Fish” couldn’t wait !
haul Yell Leader Bob Segner to the Fish Pond. So act:
venient mud hole had to do.
How Many Aggies Have We Helped To Save
Money On Textbooks, Supplies, and Other Col
lege Necessities?-
We Don’t Know. We Lost Count Several Years Back.
Thousands and Thousands Probably But One Thing
Is Certain: We’re Ready, Willing, and Able To Help The
Next 9,000!
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BAND DIRECTOR ON THE SPOT NO DAMPENED SPIRIT
Because of the Saturday rains, Col. E. V. Adams, director Where the team goes, the band goes. Despite thefc
of a somewhat wet Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band, brought weather and wet instiuments, the band quickened-
along his own “dry spot” to the game. pulse of the drenched crowd with the Aggie War Hyi®
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