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THE BATTALION
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CHE Profs Take
Writing Awards
Two Texas A&M faculty mem
bers won top publications awards
during the South Texas Section
of the American Institute of
Chemical Engineers’ banquet Fri
day at the Moody Center in Gal
veston.
Dr. C. D. Holland, depai'tment
head, was honored for the best
applied paper by a member dur
ing 1966. The third such award
for Holland since 1960 was for
“Solution of Problems Involving
Systems of Distillation Columns,”
published in the August issue of
“The Canadian Journal of Chem
ical Engineering.”
Dr. Ronald Darby, associate
professor, received the best fun
damental paper award for “Con
current Stratified Flow of Im
miscible Liquids,” published in
the “American Institute of Chem-
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Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: Ahmed, Thabet El-Sayed
Degree: Ph.D. in Statistics
Dissertation: Covariance Analysis for the
General Mixed Analysis of Variance
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Dissertation: The Effect of Salinity on
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Seedlines (Caiya Illinoensis Wag. CV.
Riverside)
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ical Engineers Journal.”
Dr. Holland and Dr. Darby
were the only recipients of pub
lications awards. Darby was vice
chairman of the program com
mittee and chaired a session on
polyolefins.
Crum To Depart
For Vietnam Duty
Maj. Luther G. Crum, a Texas
A&M military science instructor
since January, 1966, will ship out
for Vietnam in mid-November
for assignment with the 58th
Field Depot near Qui Nhon.
The 1954 A&M graduate was
bid farewell by Military Science
Department personnel Friday
afternoon. A cake decorated for
the occasion bore the inscription,
“To The Best What Is,” a phrase
Mrs. Mildred Adams said the
major used to describe himself.
She is an administrative spe
cialist in the basic section, where
Major Crum worked the last two
years.
The Jacksboro native will have
two weeks leave with his wife,
Patricia, and two sons before de
parture for Qui Nhon, “which is
closer to the DMZ than Saigon,”
he noted wryly.
poster in each grade, with $2 be
ing presented for second place
and $1 for third.
The winners are:
First Grade — first place, Julie
Beth Lunsford; second place, Lisa
Garrard; third place, Mike Car
ter, all of the College Hills
School.
Second Grade—first, Faith El
len Kuvlesky, South Knoll
School; second, Robert Ondrasek,
College Hills; third, Cindy Guy,
South Knoll.
Third Grade—first, Martha M.
Lambert, South Knoll; second,
Mary Cannon, College Hills;
third, Polly Wiese, College Hills.
Fourth Grade—first, Anna Ma
rie Wieder, College Hills; second,
Paul D. Whitt, South Knoll;
third, Bob Randell, College Hills.
Fifth Grade—first, Sharon Cul
len; second, Gary Whitehorn;
third, S. F. “Chip” Sevison, all of
Middle School.
15 Poster Winners
Named By Chief
Names of the 15 winners in
College Station’s Fire Prevention
Week poster contest have been
announced by Texas A&M Fire
Chief Woody Sevison.
Chief Sevison said more than
150 posters were submitted last
week by students in the first five
grades of the A&M Consolidated
Independent School District.
The winning posters are on dis
play at the Texas A&M fire sta
tion and will be entered in state
competition next spring.
Fletcher German Jr. of Texas
A&M’s Physical Plants Depart
ment served as chairman of the
poster contest committee which
selected the judges.
A $3 cash prize is awarded to
the student submitting the best
Eco Profs Write
Journal Articles
Two Economics Department
faculty members at Texas A&M
are authors of articles published
recently in international journals.
Dr. M. L. Greenhut, depart
ment head, wrote “The Micro-
Equilibrium Path of the Firm in
Economic Space,” for The South
African Journal of Economics.
“Inter-Regional Distribution of
New Technical Knowledge,” writ
ten by Dr. Horst Siebert, visiting
assistant professor from Mun
ster, Germany, was published in
a German academic journal.
Rifle Team Wins
Shooting Match
The Texas A&M rifle team
won its second match of the sea
son, defeating Texas Tech Sat
urday in a Southwest Rifle As
sociation match.
A&M defeated the Red Raider
riflemen 1,261 to 1,162. Christo
pher West of San Antonio fired
279 out of a possible 300 to lead
Aggie shooters at Lubbock.
Snakes usually give women the
shakes, but Kay Taylor, a lab
oratory technician in Texas A&M
University’s Wildlife Science De
partment, loves them.
“I was real lucky to get this
job,” she smiled. “I don’t think
I could have stood being a secre
tary. The girls in the personnel
office couldn’t believe I wanted
this type job.”
The wife of Dana Taylor, a
senior industrial engineering
major from Valparaiso, Fla., Mrs.
Taylor has, among other tasks,
the chore of feeding the depart
ment’s non-poisonous snakes.
“Some of them have been hid
ing’ under newspapers used to line
their cages,” Mrs. Taylor pointed
out. “A lot of snakes put up a
big bluff about biting. You have
to be around them a lot to get
over the fear of being bitten.
Besides, a lot of their bites would
be less painful than a puppy’s.”
Mrs. Taylor recalls the first
snake she ever handled.
“I was about nine years old
when my younger brother,
Dwight, talked me into handling
an indigo snake,” she laughed.
“Naturally, he bit me.”
“As a youngster,” Mrs. Taylor
reminisced, “we lived at Home
stead, Fla., just above the Ever
glades. Dwight raised indigos as
a hobby and sold them to the
Miami Serpentarium. We became
attached to some of them and re
fused to sell.”
The blue-eyed Mis. Taylor says
the hardest part of her job is
getting snakes to eat in captivity.
“One of our coachwhip’s died
this week,” she said. “It just
wouldn’t eat. We have a bull
snake that will eat anything you
feed him. The snakes in this col
lection are not messy eaters.
They never leave a trace of the
animals they have eaten.”
Mrs. Taylor claims she had
much rather handle a dangerous
copperhead than a harmless Tex
as Glossy.
“The glossys fidget around too
much,” she explained. “And they
seemingly are always trying to
bite.”
“I’m extremely respectful of
water moccasins,” Mrs. Taylor
commented. “We don’t have any
in the collection right now, but
I plan to bring one in soon.”
A senior elementary education
major at Louisiana State Univer
sity before she married, Mrs.
Taylor hopes to complete degree
requirements within two years.
In the meantime, she plans to
take an elective course next
spring at Aggieland—herpetolo
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