THE BATTALION
TliarwUr. Kngoat li, IMS
PM* • CoUm* SUtion, Tum
Sun Oil Awards
Nine Scholarships
Son Oil Compur ham awarimi
Tax** A4M a grant and bIm
aeholanhip* toCaUaff KMO.
Prwatatioa at Om fttnd* waa'
mad* by C. J. D*arman at Beau
mont. Midor iadoatrlal raUttoa*
myarviaor far Sun'* Gulf Ooaat
Production Diriaioo, aft a TW>
day luacbaon hooted by AAM
Prosidont Earl Eoddor.
Sun awarded ftba MOO front
and four |400 adtelankipa to
tka Potrotoum Enctnoarlny Da*
STAR-KIST ^ UMT
The M*ebaaleal
and Geolorr Dapitmam* aac^l
received two $400 echolanhip* I
and the Chemical Enctneeriny 1
Department w a a awarded one ]
•cholarahip, also for $400.
M Sun Oil Company la iac
inyly aware of the yrowiny f|.*|
needs of colleyea
univeraities,*’ noted Daannan, a
1947 Texas AAM fraduate. “Sun
is s large employer of scientific
end professional porsoanoi and ,|
recoynisee its obliystion to on*
couraye higher education. The
company is ylad to hare the op
portunity te do so throuyh ■
positive aid program.“
Dollahite Elected
Toxicology Head
Dr. J. W. Dollahite of the Tex-!
as AAM College of Veterinary
Medicine has been elected presi
dent of the American College of
Veterinary Toxicology.
The eeientist was warned to]
the post during the annal mast (
iny of the American Veterinary 1
Medical Aaeociation just ended Ini
Boston, Maas. He is a prefeaeorl
in the AAM Department of Vet- J
erinary Physiology and Pharma-
coloyy.
Tbs American Colley* of Vet
erinary Toxicology is composed |
of Follows who have specialised
hi and have been examined fori
their knowledge, proficiency sad
research contributions in veteri-j
nary toxicology.
Dr. Dollahite is s recognised I
authority on toxic plants. He
worked for 10 yean at the Texas
AyrteaHuinl Experiment Station I
Animal Disease Laboratory near)
Marfa, where he conducted ex-
periaeente on effects of toxic |
plants.
He now leads research in toxi-J
oology and teaches the subject!
te students in the AAM College!,
of Veterinary Medicine.
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Sullivan Award
Winner Enrolls
The IMS winner of the Sulli
van Award at the University of|
Kentucky—William N. Eiyol ml
—will enroll this fall as n grad
uate student at Taxes AAM.
He will work toward an MSI
degree in food technology. Dr.j
Henry Randolph, associate pro-1
feasor of dairy sad food tech
nology in the Animal Science De-1
pertinent, will his advisor.
Randolph said the Sullivan A-
wsrd is considered the top honor
for the University of Kentucky |
to bestow on a graduating stu
dent It is based largely on acti-!
vlties and a parson's eharacterie-j
tics.
Among Eigel’s activities were]
president of Phi Kappa Thu,
president of Omicron Dolts Kap
pa, and member of the Keys.
Lances and Lamp and Cross Hon-,
orarioe. Ha was on the varsity
track team, captained the cross
country team, and was president |
of the Student Center Board
chairman of the Founder's Daj
Steering Committee.
The student also is the reel- 1
plant of the Outstanding Fra
ternity Man Award and the Vir- [
finis Day Award.
Yift Fire Downs
Air Force Pilot
An Air Foros F-106 pilot who I
attended Texas AAM was shot
down in North Vietnam and
spent 17 hours in enemy territory
without hop* of reacuo.
MaJ. Carl B. light said he
thought his only chance at get
ting out alive was te be captured.
The 388th Tactical Fighter
Wing pilot ejected from the F-
10$, lost consciousness before
his parachute touched down and
woke in the middle of an auto
matic weapons fire field.
Immediate rescue attempts
were halted because of darknesa
sad heavy enemy firs. Fighter'
strikes the next day silenced
guns enough for an ^H-$E res
cue helicopter te pick up Light
U hours after bis plane wee shot
from under hiss.
“It was a groat fooling to see
thee* guys,” said the major whs
attended AAM two semesters in
ItSO. “I’m randy to go again.”
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