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THE BATTALION
Thursday, September 25, 1969
College Station, Texas
Page 3
Four new department heads
lave been appointed in the newly
jtganized six-department College
il Education.
Dr. Earl Knebel and Dr. Carl
if, Landiss head Agricultural
Education and Health and Phys-
tal Education Departments, re-
ipectively, as part of the new
14M academic unit approved last
pimer by the Texas College and
University System Coordinating
[oard.
Education Dean Frank Hubert
innounced the new departments
ind heads are curriculum and in-
ilruction, Dr. Glenn R. Johnson;
ducational administration. Dr.
tester R. Richardson; educational
psychology, Dr. Arthur J. Roach
Jr,, and industrial education, Dr.
James L. Boone Jr.
In line with the organization
tlat became effective this semes
ter, .Dr. Hubert appointed Dr
Earl Jones associate dean of
academic programs; Dr. Charles
E, McCandless, associate dean of
student affairs, and Jerry J.
fincent, assistant to the dean.
Dr. Paul R. Hensarling is direc
tor of teacher placement and Dr.
Donald L. Clark is research co-
jrdinator.
Three of the four new depart
ments were organized from the
former Education Department.
The college’s Industrial Education
Department grew out of the for
mer College of Engineering de
partment.
Agricultural education is jointly
administered by the Colleges of
Agriculture and Education. Kne
bel, specialist in administration
of teacher education in agricul
ture, is a full professor and re
ceived the Ed.D. from Oklahoma
State. He has been a member of
the A&M faculty since 1955 and
became depai’tment head in 1961.
A 16-year veteran at A&M and
department head two years, Lan
diss was awarded the Ed.D. at
Pennsylvania State University.
The professor’s specialty is in
curriculum and instruction in
health and physical education.
‘Great Race’ Opens Cinema
“The Great Race” opens the day Opener a comedy based on a
1969-70 Aggie Cinema Saturday. worldwide auto race.
Jack Abbott, chairman of the
Memorial Student Center activity,
said 16 films including such
“greats” as “Cat Ballou,” “Good
Neighbor Sam” and “Beau Gest”
have been scheduled.
All Aggie Cinema movies will
be screened at 8 p.m. Saturdays
in the MSC Ballroom. Admission
will be 35 cents per person,
Abbott said. No season tickets
are sold.
Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon and
Natalie Wood star in the Satur-
Succeeding presentations are:
Oct. 4, “The Bedford Incident”;
Oct. 11, “Father Goose”; Nov. 1,
“The Chase”; Dec. 6, “Cat Bal
lou”; Jan. 10, “A Spook Spec
tacular” including among four
films the original “Franken
stein.”
Also, Feb. 7, “Wait Until
Dark”; Feb. 28, “Good Neighbor
Sam”; March 14, “Beau Gest”;
March 21, “Advise and Consent”;
April 11, “Harper”; April 18,
“Torn Curtain” and May 2,
“Notorious Landlady.”
Knebel and Landiss both earned
master’s degrees at A&M.
The Curriculum and Instruction
Department head has been at
A&M two years and is associate
professor of education. Johnson
took the Ed.D. at Teachers Col
lege, Columbia, and specializes in
curriculum and instruction and
teaching strategies.
Formerly A&M Consolidated
Schools superintendent, Richard
son has been on the A&M faculty
three years. Recently promoted
to professor of educational admin
istration, he received the Ed.D.
from the University of Houston.
Richardson’s primary field is pub
lic school administration.
Roach specializes in counseling
and guidance and holds a Ph.D.
from Notre Dame. He is an asso
ciate professor of education. The
educational physchology head also
came to A&M in 1966.
Associate professor of indus
trial education, Boone received the
Ed.D. at A&M after bachelor and
master’s degree work here. The
new department head and associ
ate professor has been on the
faculty 17 years and specializes in
educational technology and in
struction.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE
Official noti
of Student
1 p.m. of the
ATTENTION ALL University sponsored
Departmental & Professional Clubs, and
Sports Clubs. Thei-e will be a meeting
concerning Club Aid Funds made available
from Exchange Store Profits in the Social
Room, MSC on October 7, 1969, at 5:15
p. m.
Sealed proposals for the sale and removal
one wooden frame Residence w
received at the Office of the Direc
Physical Plant, 600 University Drive
60-, Texas A&M University, College
tion, Texas, until 2 :00 p. m. Friday October
15, 1969 and then publicly opened and read
aloud. The Dwelling is located at No. 10
Station, Texa
approximate!
will be
tor of
e (FM
e Sta-
Friday October
ocal
Norton Street, College Station, Texas. The
ly 950
square feet in size. Instxmctions to bidders
f rame
’elling
in sizi
and pi'oposal forms may be obtained from
the Director of Physical Plant, telephone
845-4311. The University reserves
i-ight to waive any technicalities and
ject any and all bids.
THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: Stout, Jack Lynn
Degree: Ph.D. in Chemistry
Dissertation : ISOLATION AND CHAR
ACTERIZATION OF NITROGEN HET-
EROCYCLEORG ANOLITHIUM REAC
TION INTERMEDIATES.
Time: September 30, 1969 at 2:00 p. m.
Place: Room 357, Chemistry Bldg.
George W. Kunze
Dean of Graduate College
It is now time for all Corps Accounts,
Civilian, Government Organizations, De
partmental and Professional Clubs, Home
town and International Clubs, Honor Soci
eties, M.S.C. Advised Accounts, SporM
Clubs, Student Body Governing Organiza
tions, and Service Organizations, to be of.
ficially recognized at the Student Financl
Center. M.S.C. Each club must file a list
of their officers with the Student Financ*
Center. DEADLINE OCTOBER 15, 1969.
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Campus Briefs
Students With Loans
Warned to Get Them
Students who have Texas Op
portunity Plan Loans that were
approved before Aug. 22 must
pick up their loan checks before
5 p.m. at the Student Financial
Aid office, Room 303, YMCA
Building.
Director of Student Financial
Aid R. M. Logan warned that
West Point Trip
(Continued from Page 1)
afternoon is the deadline to make
final payments.
Students started making reser
vations the last week of school
in May.
The flight will leave Houston
at 6 p.m. Friday and arrive at
Newark, N. J., at 10 p.m. Eastern
Daylight Time. The return flight
will leave Newark at 6 p.m. EDT
Sunday and arrive in Houston
at 8:20 p.m. CDT.
Dean of Students James P.
Hannigan said Wednesday that
the university had as yet no policy
concerning excused absences for
those traveling on the charter
flight. He explained that it is
first necessary for someone to
apply for one on behalf of all
those going on the trip.
“I will be glad to handle it
for them if someone will come
to me and discuss it,” he said.
Each person, male or female,
is responsible for game tickets
and meals, with the exception of
meals aboard the aircraft, Dun
ham pointed out.
Two nights lodging in New
York City’s Midtown Hotel with
four persons per room is in
cluded in the trip cost. Married
couples will have to pay $12
extra, Dunham said.
Transportation to the game at
West Point will be provided by
chartered bus.
It will be the first meeting of
the two tradition-laden schools.
A rivalry could develop, since
A&M is already scheduled to meet
Army at College Station in 1972.
The Cadets at the Point had
better brace themselves for the
Aggie 12th Man! A&M has pro
duced more officers for the mili
tary than West Point.
loans will be cancelled if not
picked up.
★ ★ ★
Aggie Bowling League
Organizes Tonight
Organization of the Aggie All-
Star Bowling League, the bowling
subcommittee of the Memorial
Student Center Recreation Com
mittee, will be held at 7:30 to
night at the Triangle Bowl, 3808
Old College Road.
The league is open to male and
coed A&M students, reports recre
ation chairman Jim Cain.
League teams will be assigned
at the first meeting with league
play set each Thursday night at
the Triangle Bowl. Bowling chair
man John Wright at 845-2800, can
be contacted for further informa
tion.
★ ★ ★
Freshman Drill Team
Tryouts Still Open
Corps freshmen may still try
out for the Freshman Drill Team,
senior adviser Richard Gonzalez
said Wednesday.
Tryouts for the drill team
started this week but only a few
candidates participated. Gonzalez
added that all Corps freshmen are
eligible to try out and will be
excused from intramurals and
drills between 5 and 6 p.m. in
order to attend practice for the
next few weeks. >•
The tryouts will continue
through this week and next on the
intramural field behind Duncan
Dining Hall.
★ ★ ★
Puerto Rico Scientist
Here for Research
Dr. Jose L. Garcia de Quevedo,
professor of electrical and nuclear
engineering and chief scientist at
the Puerto Rico Nuclear Center,
has arrived here to spend a year
as visiting research professor of
geophysics.
Dr. Garcia de Quevedo will
work with Dr. Robert R. Unter-
berger, professor of geophysics,
on a research program supported
by an international consortium of
salt companies.
The research is directed toward
learning more about the proper
ties of earth materials, such as
salt, and the propagation of
electromagnetic waves through
salt.
Foreign Service Applications
Available at History Dept.
Applications for Foreign Serv
ice Officers examinations to be
given Dec. 6 may be obtained
from Dr. J. M. Nance, History
Department head.
Completion of the exam can lead
to career appointments as foreign
service officers in the Department
of State or the U. S. Information
Agency.
“This examination should be of
particular interest to young men
and women who have special
qualifications in international re
lations, public and business ad
ministration, economics, foreign
commerce, journalism, political
science, history, labor or any of
a number of other related concen
trations of study and interest,”
Nance said.
Officers are expected to be
available for world-wide service.
Families usually accompany offi
cers living abroad on foreign
assignment. Appointment, de
pending on age and qualifications,
begins at levels with $6,900 to
$9,200 salaries. Advancement to
Class 1 can lead to salaries up to
$30,239.
Officers abroad may have sal
aries supplemented by quarters,
cost-of-living and dependents’
educational allowances and hard
ship post differentials.
To be eligible, applicants must
be 21 to 31 years of age, a U. S.
citizen at least 7Vi years, if mar
ried ,to a U. S. citizen and of high
academic quality. Foreign lan
guage capability is not required
on the exam.
Dr. Nance noted applications
for the Dec. 6 exam, whether
obtained at the department in 208
Nagle Hall or the State Depart
ment, must be postmarked by
Oct. 24.
Additional information is avail
able at the History Department.
Cast of Players Named
In ‘Dinny and Witches’
Aggie Players casting for
“Dinny and the Witches” has
placed Wally Bergquist of Ar
cadia in the lead role of the first
1969-70 production of the thespian
group.
Female leads will feature
Aileen Wenck of College Station,
Lucy Gavett of Dickinson and
Melanie Haldas of Houston, an
nounced Bob Wenck, director.
A satire on man in the atomic
age, “Dinny” will be presented
Oct. 14-16 and 22-24, Aggie
Players Drector C. K. Esten said.
Bergquist, as Dinny, becomes
king of the world and encounters
numerous pitfalls as he attempts
to correct seeming wrongs
brought to his attention. Berg
quist is a junior animal science
major.
The three fates of legend por
trayed by Mrs. Wenck, Mrs.
Gavett and Miss Haldas are the
head witch, death witch and nit
witch, respectively.
Dennis Turner of San Antonio
plays the accountant Stonehenge
and Paul Peterson of Beeville por
trays Jake, a drunk. Three kings
—Tom, Dick and Harry—with
whom Dinny confers are by John
Friedrick of Pittsburgh, Pa.;
Randy Durham, Fort Worth, and
Miles Massie, Westminster, Md.
Ben, a blind man cured by
Dinny who sees things he doesn’t
want to see, is played by Travis
Miller of West Winfield, N. Y.
Irene Fazzino of Bryan appears
as Amy, Dinny’s girl friend.
“Sexy” chorus girls include
Joanne Witte of Brenham, Hazel
Pillans, Bryan, and Karen Buck-
land, Fabens.
Wenck noted the 14 parts were
filled by A&M students, six of
whom are new to the Aggie Play
ers. Production dates bracket an
Oct. 18 Corps Trip to Fort Worth
and precedes the A&M-Baylor
football game here Oct. 25.
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Announces the Staff for
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Kindergarten
:y Whitloc
5 Year Old
Mrs. Nancy W
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re-Kinderf
Mrs. Beryl Barr, B.S.
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