The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, August 03, 1967, Image 9
ATT Allot Aggies At Sea Get Training THE BATTALION Thursday, August 3, 1967 College Station, Texas Page 9 0 (Editor’s Note: The article be- _ low was written by Associated I /]^ ress Staff Writer Kay Huff ^ I ■ upon arrival of the “Texas Clip- JR. ^per” in Rio de Janeiro. Now en- home, the “Clipper” was BScheduled to arrive in Willemstad, S^HCuracao. this morning for a four- Hday visit, last stop before coming Black to Galveston Aug. 11.) de JANEIRO (JP) When captain of the Greek cargo ■^^‘ no suffered a painful y^mipBiand injury off the coast of Bra- he hardly expected aid would s^Scome from a group of students from land-locked Texas A&M. | But it did, and the result was ■i example of professional sea ling experience which the Texas Tipper, training ship of the Texas laritime Academy, is designed provide. The Clipper was nearing Rio de nerro on its annual summer lise when it was asked to give ical aid. It reversed course, mdezvous with the Albino and k the captain aboard, complet- 1 what is a fairly routine oc- curence among ocean-going ves sels. It was not routine, however, for the more than 150 college stu dents who make up the crew of the Clipper, many of them at sea for the first time. The students, mostly from Tex as but also from a dozen other states, are enrolled in the “Sum mer School at Sea” program of Texas A&M. For them, going to the aid of another ship was a highly realis tic way of picking up practical experience. The maritime academy cadets are in 4-year programs leading to degrees in marine engineering and transportation. They are putting to test last winter’s class room instruction. This year’s cruise, the fifth in the academy’s 5-year history, be gan June 17 when the Clipper left Galveston. It arrived in Rio for a 6-day stay after a stop at Trini dad, and also was scheduled to visit Recife in Northern Brazil and Curacao. Two Aggies View Rio de Janeiro from Sugarloaf Mountain. WELCOME AGGIES Relax and Have Fun Bowling At TRIANGLE BOWL 20 BRUNSWICK AUTOMATIC LANES OPENS 8:00 A. M.—CLOSES Whenever You’re Through Your Bowling Pleasure Is “Right Down Our Alleys” You’ll Enjoy Our Restaurant Too! 3808 Old College Rd. Berry Risinger ’42 Student gets Instructions in Engine Room. irJi:/ ni not ‘ir i »*jO. / & V FRESHMEN *•> Jrp>rr J j-. TpjOsMgCI adi 'u- n < (- ."•aLc ooc C - _ ‘ -■cv ations :ements rpieces , plates .OWER OPPE Jrive R Win vn et me s E?S WELCOME! ZUBIK’S-THE ONE STOP SERVICE CENTER FOR UNIFORM REQUIREMENTS WELCOMES YOU. -Military Insignias - Caps - Belts - Ties-- -ALTERATION DEPARTMENT- We Maintain An Experienced Alteration Department. Bring Us Your Own Personal Clothing Or Your Issue Uni forms For Alterations And Patch Sewing. We Alter Both Military Or Civilian Clothing. -TUXEDO RENTAL SERVICE^ IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY “THE ONE STOP SERVICE CENTER” ZUBIK'S — m ■ Uniform Tailors Second Generation of Tailors 105 N. Main, North Gate