THE BATTALION
Thursday, June 6, 1968
Page 6 College Station, Texas
Briefs...
Registration Set
For Sea School
A record 112 spring high
school graduates and college
freshmen have signed on for
Texas A&M’s European “Summer
School at Sea.”
Adm. James D. Craik, superin
tendent of A&M’s Texas Mari
time Academy, said enrollment
for the June 12-Aug. 18 program
is almost double last year’s total.
“Summer School at Sea,” now
in its fourth year, offers students
an opportunity to earn six hours
of college credit while visiting six
foreign ports.
Following a three-day orienta
tion at TMA facilities at Galves
ton. the students cast off June 15
aboard the “Texas Clipper,” a
15.000- ton oceanliner converted to
a floating classroom.
European ports of call op the
13.000- mile cruise are Oslo, Nor
way; Amsterdam, Netherlands;
Lisbon, Portugal, and Gibraltar.
The “Clipper” will stop at New
York enroute and return via the
Canary Islands and San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
“Summer School at Sea” stu
dents will be joined on the cruise
by 124 TMA cadets who will be
participating in their annual sum
mer training for degrees in ma
rine engineering or marine trans
portation.
The “Summer School at Sea”
program is jointly sponsored by
A&M’s College of Liberal Arts
and TMA.
Aggie Is Picked
For Intern Post
Harry Ledbetter of Brecken-
ridge, a former Texas A&M quar
terback, has been named a legis
lative intern for the 1969 Texas
Legislature.
Ledbetter, economics graduate
student, is one of 12 persons an
nounced for intern posts by House
Speaker Ben Barnes.
The graduate assistant in
A&M’s community services semi
nar program was among out
standing graduate students select
ed to participate in a seminar on
Texas politics and government,
i At the same time, Ledbetter will
receive training in legislative re
search as part of the third annual
Ford Foundation sponsored pro
gram.
An All-State quarterback at
Breckenridge, Ledbetter played
both offense and defense for the
Aggies.
He earned a bachelor’s degree
in economics last year at A&M.
An associate said Ledbetter plans
to complete courses this summer,
then work on a thesis concerning
state government operations.
Ledbetter and his wife, Linda,
have two daughters and live in
College Station. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Ledbetter of
Breckenridge.
Engineers Given
Mobil Oil Grants
Unrestricted Mobil Oil grants
of $500 each have been awarded
to Mechanical and Chemical En
gineering Departments at Texas
A&M.
Bill Claybourne of Mobil’s Cor
pus Christi offices made the pres
entations to Dr. C. M. Simmang,
mechanical engineering head, and
C. D. Holland, chemical engineer
ing head.
Engineering Dean Fred J. Ben
son noted that the Mobile Foun
dation grants will be of signifi
cant value for departmental pro
grams during the 1968-69 school
year.
Claybourne pointed out that the
monev may be used in any fash
ion deemed aopropriate to sup
port the work of A&M faculty
members and students.
Professors Hold
Systems Seminars
Three Texas A&M professors
are conducting a seminar at the
U. S. Army Redstone Arsenal at
Huntsville, this week.
Dr. A. W. Wortham, Industrial
Engineering Department head;
Dr. Roger J. McNichols and Dr.
Robert L. Street are participating
in the program on maintainability
of complex systems.
Wortham said the department
is conducting the seminar in con-
ionction with the University of
Alabama. The department runs
a maintainability engineering pro
gram at A&M and the Army’s
Red River Depot under Depart
ment of the Army contract.
Six students from the Red
River proa-ram will present pa
pers at the seminar, Wortham
said.
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