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THE BATTALION
College Station, Texas Thursday, June 1, 1967
Library Reaches
‘Topping’ Stage
Texas A&M officials and the
Temple Associates construction
superintendent, Harvey J. Thig
pen, “topped out” the new $3.5
Cushing Library addition re
cently.
graduate college; Dr. James
Dyke, library director; Thigpert;
A&M’s building inspector, M. B.
Akers, and Presidential assistant
Ed Cooper.
A small cedar tree was placed
on the penthouse roof, 70 feet
above the first floor which will
be the highest point of the struc
ture.
The penthouse atop the four-
floor structure will house works
for one of three elevators and
air conditioning equipment.
S anders Winner
Of Purina Award
Attending the 3,000-year-old
ceremony were President Earl
Rudder; Academic Vice President
Dr. Wayne C. Hall; Dr. Haskell
Monroe, assistant dean of the
The topping out a blend of
superstition and horseplay that is
supposed to protect a new build
ing from demons, follows that
point in construction at which the
edifice reaches its highest point.
LIBRARY HIGH POINT MARKED
Cushing Library construction has reached its highest elevation, a situation celebrated
by a “topping out” ceremony. Attending the brief event, involving placing a small cedar
tree o nthe 70-foot-high penthouse roof, are (from left) Texas A&M building inspector
M. B. Akers, Harvey J. Thigpen, Temple Association construction superintendent; Aca-
dent Vice President Wayne C. Hall, President Earl Rudder and Dr. James Dyke, library
director.
James Q. Sanders of Beeville,
animal science major at Texas
A&M, is the winner of Ralston
Purina Company’s Danforth
Award for Agricultural College
Seniors.
James received the honor in
recognition of his high academic
standing, activities and leader
ship. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Olin Sanders of Wofford
Lane in Beeville.
The student will spend two
weeks this summer studying busi
ness operations of Purina Com
pany headquarters in St. Louis,
Mo. He will spend another two
weeks at the American Youth
Foundation Camp in Michigan
where he will broaden his experi
ences and learn leadership at/
decision making.
The award, named for d
Purina Company’s founder,
liam H. Danforth, is direclj
toward land-grant schools in ta : ;
state. A&M is Texas’ land-gta;
university.
Sanders has won nuinero;
awards and honors while at Tea.;
A&M. He is a member of tit
meat and livestock judgit;
teams, Saddle and Sirloin Qii
and Alpha Zeta, Phi Eta Sigm
and Phi Kappa Phi honoran
fraternities.
The student has an overi
grade point ratio of 2.77, wl®
means that his grades are most)
A’s.
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