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Friday, April 25, 1969
College Station, Texas
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An Art Fair, featuring the
work of Sister Mary Corita, con
sidered one of the top graphic
designers in the nation, will be
held Saturday from 10 a.m.-7 p.m.
in the Architecture Building.
The fair is being sponsored
and financed by Ronald Howard,
an architecture student here.
Howard said that 51 prints will
be displayed and for sale. The
display is part of an architecture
project Howard is working on.
Howard noted that the prints
will be shown on the first floor
of the A&M Library umil Satur
day morning.
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Finalists and semi-finalists in
Civilian Week intramural contests
were announced Thursday night
by Roger Knapp, Moore Hall
president and chairman of the
activities portion of the week.
In spades, Jimmy Alexander
and Barry Smith, both from
Davis-Gary Hall, are the winners.
In chess, Gary Rosin, Keathley;
and in pool, Ron Sonnier, Walton,
were tops.
Knapp also listed the semi
finalists in the frisby and mud
football activities, noting that the
finals will be held Saturday after
noon, during Civilian Weekend.
The top six frisby men are, in
descending order, John Gillus,
Moore Hall; Mike McMeans,
Davis-Gary; Greg Willbank,
Davis-Gary; Paul Potter, Davis-
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Inal Examination for the Doctoral Degree
iame: Newton, Weldon H.
legree: Ph.D. in Entomology
lissertation: CHROMOSONE PATTERNS
OF BOOPHILUS ANNULATUS, BOO-
PHILUS MICORPLUS AND THEIR FI
HYBRIDS.
Rme: April 28 at 2 p. m.
'lace: Room 203 of Biological Sciences
East
George Kunze
Dean of Graduate Studies
The English proficiency examination for
luniors and Seniors majoring in Chemistry
rill be held at 7:30 p. m.. May 1. 1969,
n Room 231 of the Chemistry Building.
Hease see Dr. Alexander, Room 120,
lemistry regarding requirements.
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Gary; James Hluchaneck, Mitch
ell; and Frank Jeffs, Hughes.
In mud football finals Satur
day, the squad from Moore Hall
will take on the Law Hall eleven
on the Civil Engineering field.
The frisby finals, preceding the
football game, will take place on
the intramurals field just west
of the Memorial Student Center.
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Great Issues
(Continued From Page 1)
Forum; Dennis G. Flannigan,
SCONA; William W. Webster,
Issues, Michael Van Bavel, Is
sues.
Outstanding Sophomore Award
—William L. Braddy Jr., SCONA;
Kent A. Caperton, directorate
assistant; Thomas C. Fitzhugh,
Issues; and Gregg K. Weaver,
directorate assistant.
Outstanding Junior Award —
Harry K. Lesser Jr., SCONA vice
chairman; Harry A. Snowdy Jr.,
Council vice president for pro
grams, and Joe M. Spears, Coun
cil \ ice president for operations.
Appreciation Awards — Jack
Abbott, film series chairman;
Louis W. Adams, Town Hall
chairman; William L. Black,
Camera chairman; James E.
Wiley and Wnliam C. Chamber-
lain, directorate assistants; Gar
land H. Clark, SCONA; Thomas
C. Condry, Leadership; John D.
Cunningham, Issues; Charles R.
Dillon, SCONA; Thomas B. Ellis,
Contemporary Arts chairman;
William J. Finane, Council vice
president.
Also, Jeanna M. Fiske, Travel
chairman; P. Wayne Gosnell,
Political Forum; Hector Gutier
rez Jr., SCONA; James R. Haw
thorne, directorate assistant;
Ronald D. Hinds, Political Forum
chairman; Charles R. Hoffman,
Political Forum; Steven A. Hol-
ditch, SCONA; Dennis M. Kniery,
summer directorate; William S.
Leftwich, Issues; David K. Line,
Chess chairman; Paul M. Mel-
bane, Leadership chairman.
In addition, Linda K. Nobles,
Basement chairman; Ralph Ray
burn, Town Hall; Jess B. Rho
den, Radio chairman; Rudi B.
Rushing, Town Hall; James W.
Russell, Issues; Paul A. Scopel,
directorate assistant; John C.
Sutherland, Town Hall; Edward
A. Taylor and David E. Thomp
son, SCONA; Mark Vandaveer,
Town Hall; Michael J. Welsh,
Camera, and John D. White,
SCONA.
Art Show Starts
The works of Charles Pebworth,
associate professor of art at Sam
Houston State College, are being
exhibited in the promenade of
the Memorial Student Center un
til Saturday, according to Don
Prycer, Contemporary Arts com
mittee chairman.
Pebworth’s paintings of “frivol
ous women, abstract metal sculp
tures and woodcarvings from the
Bois d’arc tree” will be on salg
through the Social and Education
office in the MSC.
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