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THE BATTALION
College Station, Texas Thursday, November 20, 1969
Freshman Studying
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A RANCHER AND POET
William S. (Will) Harte of Corpus Christi takes time out
between animal science classes to write a few lines of
poetry. The Corpus Christi freshman is attending A&M
to get an education in two unrelated fields — ranching and
creative writing.
While most students attend
college with one future in mind,
a freshman from Corpus Christi
thinks a college education will
help him in two fields—ranching
and creative writing.
William S. Harte hopes to be
a cattleman and poet-short story
writer someday, and he has al
ready made dents in both areas.
“I found poetry came fairly
easy and I like to do it,” the
Corpus Christi Ray High School
graduate admits.
Will, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Harte, is an animal science
major.
Ranching got into his blood
during trips to the family ranch
near Laredo. He thinks there is
a great future in ranching and
picked Texas A&M because of its
reputation in agriculture science.
Will is currently working on a
group of poems he hopes to have
published. His freshman English
teacher, Mrs. Judith Finn, will
provide technical help.
Harte finds creative writing is
a lot of hard work.
“It takes up a lot of time with
constant rewriting,” he noted. “I
write mainly light poetry and
most of what I've done has been
without any professional back
ground.”
Hgrte has written over 100
poems, with several published in
the Ray High School paper. He
also has written several short
stories.
Writing talent is nothing new
for the Harte family, however.
Will’s father is publisher of
the Corpus Christi Caller-Times
and his grandfather, Houston
Harte, is president of Harte-
Hanks, Inc., a chain of Texas
newspapers.
Tonight on KBTX
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OFFICIAL NOTICE
Official notices must arrive in the Office
of Student Publications before deadline of
1 p.m.
lent Pul
of the
day proceeding pu
eadline
ublicatic
Students wishing to obtain TOP or
NDSL. loans for the Spring Semester,
1970, must submit an application by
December 3, 1969, to receive aid for
preregistration expenses. Doan applica
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ADMISSIONS AND RECORDS
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in resi
lergraduate stu-
least one academ
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and January 6, 1970. The rings will be re
turned to the Registrar’s Office to be
delivered on or about February 20, 1970.
The ring clerk is on duty from 8:00
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each week.
Dean
Records
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picture was captured in Oklahoma by photographer Don Cook of The Ada
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Turkey Trot for Joggers
Slated for Thanksgiving
The first Aggie Turkey Trot
will be conducted Thanksgiving
morning at Texas A&M.
The jog, run or walk—depend
ing upon the individual — will
start at 8:30 a.m. in front of
G. Rollie White Coliseum and is
open to all persons interested
in demonstrating physical fitness,
announced Dr. Carl W. Landiss,
Health and Physical Education
Department head.
Appropriate certificates will be
presented to all persons finishing
the 3.2-mile course around the
golf course and back to the coli
seum.
“There is no fee nor require
ments for participation other
than being at the coliseum at
8:30,” noted Dr. John M. Chev-
rette, health and physical edu
cation professor.
He said there will be no em
phasis on placing or winning.
“The Turkey Trot is strictly
to emphasize physical fitness,”
Chevrette added. “With all the
calories most folks will be taking
in that day, this should provide
an excellent opportunity to ex
pend a few.”
Chevrette said. “We are particu
larly interested in women and
youngsters participating, perhaps
the whole family.”
“Each individual is expected to
set his or her own pace and
whether running, jogging or
walking, to finish back at the
coilseum,” the Aggie 100-Mile
Club organizer continued.
Starter will be 85th Dist !r ^ ow
Judge W. C. (Bill) Davis.
The 3.2-wile trot will coin
with the cross country teu
regular route. It runs soutlifi
the coliseum to Jersey Sin
around the golf course, past
corps area and west on Joe If
Blvd. to the coliseum.
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“There will be plenty of time
to get home, get ready and back
to Kyle Field for the game,” he
observed.
Expected participants are jog
gers among A&M exes who will
be here for the A&M-Texas
game, campus visitors, local citi
zens, members of area high
school track teams and the A&M
cross country team.
“This is a community - wide
event and is not limited to A&M
students, faculty and staff,”
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MSC OFFICE — 846-3773
COLLEGE STATION
ATTENTION-—AH Seniors
and Graduate Students
Schedule for
Pictures for 1970 Aggieland
J-K-L—NOV. 17 - NOV. 21
M-N-O—DEC. 1 - DEC. 5
P-Q-R—DEC. 8-DEC. 13
S-T-U—JAN. 5-JAN. 9
V-W-X-Y-Z—JAN. 12-JAN. 16
Make-Up Pictures at any time
CIVILIANS: Coat and Tie
CORPS SENIORS: Uniform - Class A Winter - Blouse or Midnights
Pictures will be taken from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
BRING FEE SLIPS
University Studio
115 North Main
North Gate
Phone: 846-8019
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