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Thursday, November 7, 1968
College Station, Texas
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Walton Residents Keep Dorm Spirit High
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Emphasizing a program for
civilian student unity, the resi
dents of Walton Hall are continu
ing a number of year-long ac
tivities.
“As an added social function,
we sponsored a noon-time steak
fry in Hensel Park last Saturday
for the residents of the hall,” said
Andy Scott, president of Walton.
Honored guests for the function
were Dr. and Mrs. Hollis Bowen,
of the Soil and Crop Sciences
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ONE DROP FRESHENS
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Dept., Dr. and Mrs. R- C. Potts,
Academic Dean of Agriculture,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cooper, Civilian
Student Director, and Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Perry, Program Ad
visor for the Pilot Program.
Earlier in the year the resi
dents of the largest civilian dor
mitory sponsored a car smash
before the Texas Tech football
game to show student spirit. The
Aggie football coaching staff,-
members of the team, and the
student body helped smash the
cars, which represented the Tech
team.
After the Tech game, Walton
co-sponsored a dance with Hughes
Hall, which was attended by a
large number of students.
Ten committees are currently
working on activities for the rest
of the year. Walton members vote
on the activities proposed by the
committees and have shown over
whelming support in the past.
At present residents of the hall
are participating in semi-final
play-offs of the intramural pro
gram. However, grades are not
being neglected, as the 135 Wal
ton freshmen are being encour
aged to crack the books.
“To relieve the tensions built
up by studying, we have also
started a number of informal dis
cussions on Monday nights,” said
Scott.
Special Walton Activity Cards,
designed by the members, have
been issued to the residents. The
white cards are engraved with
a gold eagle and shield, and have
maroon lettering- A short biog
raphy of T. O. Walton, president
of A&M for 17 years, is on one
side of the card.
Other officers of the Walton
Club are Carl Kinney—vice-presi
dent, Richard Ferguson — secre
tary, Jim Story—treasurer, and
Dale Odum—freshman president.
THREE WALTON CHEFS
Jim Story, Walton Hall treasurer takes up the last of the
many steaks prepared for the Walton Hall Steak Fry last
Saturday. Freshman Council President Dale Odum, center,
and Walton President Andy Scott watch his progress.
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: Chremos, George N.
Degree: Ph.D. in Chemistry
Dissertation: The Synthesis and Infrared
Spectra of Some Group VA Chalcogenides.
Time: November 8, 1968, 1 p. m.
Place: Chemistry Building Room 357
George W- Kunze
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: Hnoosh, Mahdy H.
Degree: Ph.D. in Chemistry
Dissertation : The Synthesis of Some Or-
ganophosphorus Compounds and Studies
of the Electron Spin Resonance Spectra
of Their Free Radical Anions.
Time: November 7. 1968, 2 p. m.
Place: Chemistry Building Room 357
George W. Kunze
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Attention Animal Science Majors Only:
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noon.
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