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Texas A&M’s John W. Hill
will call the 16th National Con
ference on Campus Safety to
order Monday when representa
tives across the nation meet
here.
Hill, insurance and safety di
rector, is this year’s host chair
man. The meeting will start at
8:30 a.m.
The June 16-18 conference will
be held in A&M’s Memorial Stu
dent Center.
Frank Kilpatrick, Department
of Preventative Medicine and
Environmental Health, Univer
sity of Iowa, will open the morn
ing session. His topic is entitled,
“Environmental Health and Safe
ty on the College Campus.”
“Student Safety as Viewed by
Directors, Rudder
Tour Facilities
The Texas A&M University
System Board of Directors, ac
companied by A&M President
Earl Rudder and other university
officials, made a three-day flying
inspection tour of facilities in
Southwest Texa,s.
Stops on the whirlwind trip last
week included A&M’s Stiles Farm
near Thrall, the Texas A&M Ad
junct at Junction, San Angelo,
Crystal City, Weslaco and the
King Ranch.
The Stiles Farm is a large
demonstration installation oper
ated by the Agricultural Experi
ment Station. The Texas A&M
Adjunct is a camp-type summer
school conducted primarily for en
tering freshmen.
At San Angelo, board member)S
inspected the proposed site for a
new agricultural research and ex
tension center and met with civic
leaders.
The Crystal City visit included
a tour of the Rio Grande Plains
Research - Demonstration Station.
The Weslaco stop was highlighted
by a visit to the Agricultural Re
search and Extension Center.
Final stop was the King Ranch,
which cooperates with Texas A&M
in several beef cattle research
projects.
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a Student,” will be discussed
during the afternoon by Larry
Gravis, an A&M senior. Gravis
has been active in several A&M
safety programs.
Tuesday’s program highlights
“Fire Protection on the College
Campus” and “Radiological Safe
ty on the College Campus.”
The fire protection program
will be offered by Eugene J. Dy-
mek, Division of Safety and Se
curity, Cornell. The second pro
gram will be presented by Dr.
Richard D. Neff, A&M radiologi
cal safety director and associate
professor.
A third Tuesday speaker will
be Dr. Vance E. Moyer, head of
A&M’s meteorology department.
His topic is “Tornado Forecast
ing by Radar as Related to the
University Campus.”
Moyer’s session includes a field
trip to the Tornado Forecasting
Radar Laboratory in Goodwin
Hall.
Concluding the three-day pro
gram will be A&M Engineering
Dean Fred J. Benson and Dr.
Lowell B. Fisher, University of
Illinois.
Benson will discuss safety as
it relates to the university from
an administrator’s point of view.
Fisher, chairman of the Na
tional Safety Council’s school
and college division, will offer
the NSC’s view. Fisher is uni
versity coordinator of school and
college relations for the three
campuses of the University of
Illinois.
Hill said the conference will
close with a review and critique
of this year’s program and plans
for the 17th conference.
Plotts Completes Program,
Receives NA CSCerti fica te
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Peter Plotts, manager of the
Book Department at Texas
A&M’s Exchange Store, has been
awarded a certificate following
completion of a management
seminar sponsored by the Nation
al Association of College Stores,
Inc.
The three-year course — one
week of studies annually — is
held at Stanford University in
California.
Plotts received his certificate
from A&M President of Business
Affairs Tom D. Cherry.
The National Association of
College Stores is the national
trade association for university-
owned stores.
“We are proud you made this
accomplishment,” Cherry told
Plotts. Also taking part in the
awards ceremony were Chuck
Cargill, Exchange Store manager,
and Howard L. Vestal, director
of management services.
Yet Med Marker
Dedicated Today
Texas A&M officials were to
dedicate the College of Veterinary
Medicine’s new facilities’ marker
today in a memorial to one of
the institution’s first graduates.
The brief 3:16 p. m. service in
front of the $4.2 million veteri
nary medicine complex was to
honor the late Dr. R. R. Childers
of Jasper.
The roadside marker was re
cently placed in front of the col
lege’s facilities by Mrs. Childers.
She will attend and Dr. A. A.
Price, dean, will speak at the
service.
Born in 1895 in the Peach Tree
Community near Jasper, Dr.
Childers completed eight grades
of secondary school education
between 1902 and 1914. He at
tended school about six months
of the year while working the
other months.
He arrived at A&M with less
than enough money for return
trip home. At the close of the
first day on campus, he had
registered for school, found a
place to live and had secured a
job.
When the College of Veterinary
Medicine opened in 1916, Dr. Chil
ders, along with 12 other stu
dents, registered for the new cur
riculum, never before available in
Texas.
He interrupted his studies in
1918 to join the Army. He re
turned to A&M following the war
and was graduated with the DVM
degree in 1921.
He then returned to Jasper were
he pioneered the practice of vet
erinary medicine. His health
failed within four years and the
next 18 years was spent regain
ing his health.
Childers reopened his Jasper of
fice in 1943 after rejection for
World War II service.
The next 24 yeans was dedicated
to his profession. Honored as the
Outstanding Practitioner of Tex
as in 1955, Dr. Childers was an
active member of local, state and
national professional societies.
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by the National Association of College Stores, Inc., at
Stanford University. Plotts, a native of Normangee, is
Book Department manager at A&M’s Exchange Store.
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