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THE BATTALION
Tuesday, April 22, 1969 College Station, Texas
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Aggie Sweetheart A n n e 11 a
Wright and three other Texas
Woman’s University panelists
will present the second “Man
Your Manners” program here
Wednesday.
Miss Wright, a sophomore spe
cial education major from Mexia,
will be joined by Pat Wright,
junior elementary education ma
jor, Pasadena; Karen Burk of
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education major, and Linda Mc-
Ginness, freshman clothing and
textiles major from Fort Worth.
Miss Burk is secretary of the
TWU Student Council of Social
Activities and was an Aggie
Sweetheart finalist.
The second of three “Man
Your Manners” panel programs
will be presented in Room 113 of
the Biology Building at 7:30 p.m.
“Last week’s program attract
ed a full house of more than 250
students,” said Ronnie Owens,
A&M Spring Programs vice
chairman for the uponsoring
YMCA.
“The program was sprinkled
with seriousness and humor, and
the question-answer session pro
duced some typical boy-meets-
girl problems,” Owens added.
The girls will discuss dating
etiquette, from Corps trips to
semi-formal and formal occa
sions, Owens said.
Also scheduled for discussion
will be “when should drinking be
a part of social activity, and the
questions of smoking and neck
ing,” continued Owens.
For Showing Eric Bone Wins Chess Meet
Of ‘Everyman’
CADETS
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standing sophomore. He has been
active in Town Hall and SCONA
XIV this year, and is a member
of the RV firing squad next
year. He is also chairman of the
arrangements committee for
SCONA XV.
GERALD A. Bramlett will be
commanding the Second Brigade
during the 1969-70 school year.
White, a mechanical engineering
major, comes from Shreveport,
Louisiana.
He is sergeant major of the
Second Brigade this year, and
served on the host committee for
SCONA XIV. A distinguished
student, Bramlett was named
outstanding sophomore in com
pany A-2 and in the Third Bat
talion.
Combined Band commander
for 1969-70 is Edwin Lamm, a
junior zoology major from San
Antonio. Lamm is sergeant ma
jor of the Combined Band this
year, and served as guidon bearer
for the Maroon Band his sopho
more year.
THE NEWLY-selected com
manders will take over their posi
tions after the first pass-by at
Final Review, May 24. Battalion
and Wing commanders, who will
also take over May 24, are ex
pected to be announced later this
week.
“I think these people have all
done outstanding jobs this year,”
Carroll said of his designated
commanders. “As a result of
mutual experiences and relations
we have established this year, I
think that the foundation has
been laid for an extremely pro
ductive year for the Corps of
Cadets.”
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Tickets for the Aggie Players
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medieval play with modern ideas,
will go on sale here Monday.
The play is scheduled for a
10-night run, May 5-10 and 13-
16.
Director C. K. Esten said
tickets will be available at the
Student Program Office in the
Memorial Student Center.
All Guion Hall seats will be
reserved for a specific perform
ance. Individual tickets will be
$1 each.
“If a group of 10 or more wants
to obtain seats in a block and
will buy in advance, the ticket
price will be reduced to 75 cents,”
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director. He pointed out that
tickets must be purchased for a
specific performance.
THE AGGIE Players’ final ma
jor production of 1968-69, “Every
man” is a religious play “but
we’re trying to do more with it
than just push Christianity,”
Wenck said.
“It goes deeper into morality
and ethics,” he added. “Every
man should make people think
about the life they are leading
and, perhaps, the kind of life
they should be leading.”
The production will be a daring
combination of medieval langu
age and poetry in a modem at
mosphere through costumes, sce
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is good and bad is bad’ and has
some material that may sound
new to contemporary man,” Es
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‘Everyman’ brings out the idea
that people are people, regard
less of what age in which they
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Name: Autry, Joseph Wayne
Degree: Doctor of Philosophy in Education
Dissertation; THE ACADEMIC SUCCESS
OF TRANSFER STUDENTS IN THE
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AT
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY.
Time: April 23, 1969 at 10 a. m.
Place: Room 109 Scoates Bldg.
George W. Kunze
Dean of Graduate Studies
ATTENTION JUNIORS AND SENIORS
The Department of Psychology will ad
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English Proficiency on April 22 and 23,
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pencils, ball point pens and paper. Dic
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Room 6. Test is required for graduation.
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Former state champ Eric Bone
of Baytown won the U. S.
Chess Federation-sanctioned re
gional tournament here and heads
six players qualifying for the
state meet later this year in
Dallas.
Top six from the San Jacinto
Open, sponsored by the Chess
Committee, also includes Dr.
Robert R. McCready, Dallas;
Robert Brieger, Houston; John
Dunning, San Antonio; Bill Pat-
teson, Houston, and David Wil
lis, Austin.
Brieger is a USCF-rated expert.
A Houston post office employe,
Patteson also was the top player
in his class at the tourney. Dun-
Bulletin Board
WEDNESDAY
Aggie Christian Fellowship
will meet at 5:30 p.m. in room
3-D of the Memorial Student
Center. George Malone will speak
on “One Way? What About the
Other Religions?”
Texas A&M DPMA Student
Chapter will meet at 8 p.m. in
rooms 2-C and 2-D of the MSC.
Dr. Clinton A. Phillips, profes
sor of management, will speak
on “The Moral and Legal Impli
cations of the Computer.” Every
one is invited.
ning and Willis are University
of Texas at Austin students.
Class B winner was Daryl
Hanks, Texas-Austin student,
and best in Class C was John
Cunningham of San Antonio.
Thirty-two players competed
in the weekend tourney for
USCF affiliated players. No one
had a chance at A&M’s chess
playing IBM 360/65 computer,
which was previously committed.
ATTORNEY
(Continued From Page 1)
Joseph J. Bush, Jr., ’66; Capt.
Thomas A. McAdams, ’64; Maj.
Jadley Foster, ’55; Sgt. John
Whitson, Lt. John Russell and
Spec. 4 Sander Field Jones.
THE A&M students who died
last year were Lyle Thomas
Stein, John W. Groves, Donald
Wayne Coward, George W. Rey
nolds, John B. Tower, Richard
Lynn Black, Joe Scott Carter,
Glenn Graham, DeFrank Howell
III, and William Otto lehle.
Brazos County A&M graduates
who died last year are W. H
“Rip” Collins, ’19; Dr. Charles M
Cole, ’20; William W. Scott, ’28
Leonard J. Watson, ’30; Curtis L
Cobb, ’34; Theo R. Holleman, ’39;
Ewing E. Brown, ’32; George
Norris Johnson, ’37; and Ray
mond A. Moore, ’35.
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