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Summer Musical
A uditions Planned
College slue
would like to
CARRIES FLAG TO CITADEL WALL
Lance Cpl. James Avella, North Bergren, N. J.,i carries U. S.
flag atop tin roof near south wall of Hue’s Citadel. He
fastens flag to telephone pole signaling Alpha company
reached its objective. (AP W’irephoto by radio from Saigon)
Bulletin Board
TODAY
The Texas ASM Sport* Car
Cluh will discuss upcoming events
at 7 p.m in Room 203 of the
YMCA.
The Flying KadeU will have
pictures made for the Aggieland
at the base control tower at East,
erwood Airport at 5:30 p.m.
THE Psychology Huh will hear
Miss Barbara Davis speak on the
psychology of advertising at 8
p.m. in Room 2B of the Memorial
Student Center.
The Agricultural Engineering
Society will hear Mias Marsha
Adams, a junior at Baylor, speak
on her experiences as a Baptist
student missionary with hippies
at 7:30 p.m. in Room 200 of
Scoates Hall.
i students and adults who
> use their talents and
in an outdoor theatre
this summer, are Invited to audi- *
tion for “TEXAS,” the spectacu
lar musical drama, written by
Paul Green and performed during
the summer months in Palo Duro
Canyon State Park, near Canyon
and Amarillo
Auditions are scheduled for
Setnrdaf, at the Inn of the Six
Flags, across from Six Flaga
Park Pony Express Building,
Arlington, Taxaa, from 9-12 a.m.
and 1>6 p m. Members of the east
must be available from June 1
(rehearsal) through Labor Day.
The Theatre has a close connec
tion with West Texas State Uni
versity and credit ia available fori
your work in the show.
Those wishing to try out should
be prepared to give a memorised
reading (not to exceed three
minutes) to show voice injection
and characterisation. Actors fill
ing minor roles also double as
members of the chorus and all
applicants should audition for
singing as well as acting roles.
Singers should present one pre
pared number and have an accom
panist or musk for an accom
panist. The selected song should
show the strength and quality of
the voice, whether it be opera-
aria, art, show or folk song.
The director, William Angus
Moore, the musical director, Royal
Brantley both on th# staff of
West Texas State University—
and Raymond Raillard, executive
vice president for “TEXAS” are
to be present for the auditions.
‘TEXAS,” with a cast of 66.
ia a historical musical romance
of the Panhandle of the 1880’s.
The story is told in dance, pagean
try, drama and song. It was writ
ten by the Pulitxer prise-winning
playwright, Paul Green, with
musical arrangements by Isaac
Van Grove and has attracted
over 125,000 people from all 50
states and 53 foreign countries in
its two years of production. It
has been on the list of top twenty
attractions for two yaars which
the National Association of
Travel Organisations publishes, ia
included in Festivals USA, a
listing of suggested entertain
ments for foreign visitors, and
has woa a community service
award from Freedom's Founda
tion at Valley Forge.
Performances will be every
night except Tuesdays from June
29 through Labor Day in the
handsome Pioneer Amphitheatre
which lies in the Palo Duro
Canyon, an inspiring place to
work in a wonderful summer
climate.
THE BATTALION Tuesday, Febraury 27, 1968 College SUtion, Texas * Page 3
Pre- Vet Adopts Family i
Girl To Visit Czechs
A Texas AAM freshman pro-
veterinary medicine major who
has no brothers or sisters will
“adopt” a Cxechoalovakian family
tbit summer.
Joanna Chastain, 18, has been
selected as one of five AAM par
ticipants for the Experiment in
International Living. She will be
the first girl from AAM in the
program.
AAM STUDENTS who have
been Experimenters toll Jeanne
she will make friendships as bind
ing as family ties, and as lasting.
Her father peesed away seven
years ago. Jeanne’s mother is a
Texea Transportation Institute
stenographer.
Mbs Chastain will be a junior
ambassadress in the Experiment,
a program of international good
will baaed on the premise that
one beat learns to understand an
other people and their culture by
living among them as the member
of a family.
EIL participation usually fol
lows the sophomore year, but Miss
Chastain will be applying for
year-round HaeSea in vet school
then. She has a 2.27 grade point
ratio, a n Opportunity Awards
scholarship and will raceive a 3600
Experiment scholarship.
EXPERIMENTERS attend an
intensive two . week language
school at BratUeboro, Vt., in pre
paration for 10 weeks in an as
signed country. Students live with
a family during the first half and
sight-see in groups later.
Jeanna was alternate- for a sim
ilar high school program con-
ducted by the American Field Ser
vice and first applied for Den
mark. MSC Director J. Wayne
Stark convinced her she should
apply for Czechoslovakia.
"From my library research,
Czechoslovakia appears more chal
lenging,” the pre-vet major com
mented. “Abo, there’s an agri
cultural academy at Prague we
may get to visit and it’s my life
dream to see the Vienna Riding
School’s Lippxan horses.”
“PART OF the tour will be
through Austria, and on our way
MARSHA ADAMS
Quern Entries
Due March 15
The Senior Claas of 1968 notm
nations for Cotton Pageant Queen
must be in by March 13. Nomina
tion forma will be filled out when
pictures (portraits 5x7 or larger
and a full length shot 3x5 or
larger) are submitted to the Stu
dent Prtvranwi Office. All pic
ture# will be returned.
to CxechoeLovakia, we’ll travel
through Denmark by train,” Jean
na said. v
"This won’t be my first flight
from the home neat,” the grey-
eyed blonde remarked. Her moth
er. Mrs. Katherine Chastain,
worked in California mx months
while Jeanna completed studies
at Mac Arthur High in San Aiw
tonio. They lived in California,
Colorado, Nevada, Arkansas, New
Mexico and Arisons.
TT ■ ■ « ‘
Jesnna's affection for animals
formed the basis of correspon
dence with Joy Adams, author of
“Born Free,” and led to her ar
rival at AAM.
“I had intended, to study at
Oklahoma AAM, then ere moved
to Sen Antonio. I began writing
Dr. (Edgar D.) McMurry (vet
medicine assistant dean) as a
sophomore, sometimes twice a
month. I'm afraid I pestered him.
but he always replied and helped
me get a scholarship and admit
tance as an undergraduate,” she
pointed out
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Name: Todd. Donald Enos
Degree: Doctor of Philosophy ia Electrical
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Applications for degrees are now being
accepted In the Registrar's Office from
all students who expect to complete their
degree reuuirrments by May ISM. Candi
dates for advanced degrees must file their
applications with both the Registrar's Of
fice and the Graduate Dean's Office. The
deadline date for filing applications la !
March 1. ISM. MttS
Pre-Veterinary Medicine Students
Pre-Veterinary medicine students who ex
pect to qualify as applicants for admission
to the professional curriculum of the
College of Veterinary Medicine in Septem
ber IMS may secure application fora** in
the Regbtrar s Office beginning Maeday.
February M. IMS. May 1, IMS Is the
deadline for filing applieatioot aad Iran-
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