CADET SLOUCH by Jim Earle
2 TEES Men to Attend
Cooperative Convention
Two Texas Engineering Exten
sion Service staff members will
attend the National Rural Elec
tric Cooperative Association Con
vention next week in Las Vegas,
Nev.
Chief instructor Ed W. Kerlick
and instructor Ray Pantel of the
Electric Lineman and Telephone
Technicians Training Division of
TEES will meet with the first
aid section and operate a display
booth during the convention.
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Feb.
Dr. Howes Named
Secretary-Treasurer
The North American Gamebird
Breeders and Shooting Preserves
Association has named Dr. J. R.
Howes secretary-treasurer for
1970.
Howes, a professor in the Poul
try Science Department, was
named to the post during the
association’s recent annual meet
ing in Harrisburg, Penn.
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Counseling Center
Offers Reading Aid
The start of a new semester is
a good time for students to im
prove study habits, a spare-time
possibility through a Counseling
and Testing Center program.
A student can improve his read
ing rate and comprehension even
if time is not available to take
reading courses offered, center
officials said.
The center, directed by S. Au-
ston Kerley, sponsors a speed
reading - comprehension program
in residence halls and dormito
ries.
“Dorm presidents or scholastic
sergeants are familiar with the
program and have reading ma
chines and material in the dorm
for individual use,” explained
Jim Davis.
He said the entire reading pro
gram can be completed in a
month or sooner, by participating
in the program for 30 minutes
two or three times per week.
Additional information may be
obtained from Davis or Fred
Dodson at the Counseling and
Testing Center, Academic Build
ing.
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Boy Scout Session
Scheduled Feb. 11
The district committee of the
Arrowmoon District, Boy Scouts
of America, will meet here
11.
District chairman E. E. (Mick
ey) Allen said persons with mat
ters of interest to be brought be
fore the district should contact
one of the following individuals:
Organization-extension, Lt. Col.
G. P. Jones; activities, Ralph Mc
Cormick; finance, W. Robert
Smith; advancement, A. M.
(Arch) Meekma, George Rivers,
Alton Bowen; leader training, Lt.
Col. Herman Schubarth; public
relations, John West; camping,
Ken Nicolas; Explorer commit
tee, Bill Scott; round table, Dr.
Charles Dill; Order of the Ar
row district advisor, Mickey Al
len; logistics-supplies, Guy Chan
dler, or district commissioner,
Kenneth Cook.
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Brazos Valley Umpires
To Meet Sunday
Brazos Valley baseball umpires
meet Sunday to complete organ
ization for the 1970 season.
Chapter secretary Fred Hodge
urged all officials planning to
work games in the chapter this
spring to attend the meeting. He
said it will be at 5 p.m. in the
S.F. Austin High vocational ag
riculture room.
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Mrs. Unterberger
Named to Council
Dr. Betty M. Unterberger of
the History Department has been
appointed to a three-year term
on the Council of American His
torical Association’s Committee
on Undergraduate Teaching of
History.
Prof. Unterberger also was ap
pointed by the Education Testing
Service at Princeton, N. J., as a
Senior Reader of the Advanced
Placement Examination in Amer
ican History for the 1970 College
Boards examinations.
An internationally recognized
scholar on United States-Russian
relations, she is the wife of Dr.
Robert R. Unterberger, professor
of geophysics and internationally
known researcher.
Her book entitled “America’s
Siberian Expedition, 1918-1920:
A Study of National Policy” was
originally published by the Duke
University Press in 1956 and re
printed by Greenwood Press in
1969.
She recently completed the
manuscript for a book on “The
United States and the Rise of
Czechoslovakia.”
Student Income Tax
Procedures Outlined
Working students who earned
more than $600 in 1969 must file
an income tax return, even if he
is claimed as a dependent by his
parents, according to Archie A.
Gathers Jr., administrative offi
cer of the Internal Revenue Serv
ice in Bryan.
Students who earned less than
$600 and had income tax with
held, should file a return to get
these taxes refunded, he said.
Gathers said a single student
should claim one exemption for
himself even if he is also claimed
as a dependent by his parents.
The combined tax is usually the
same whether a joint or separate
return is filed by a husband and
wife, he said, but in order for
parents to claim them as depen
dents, married students must file
separate returns.
PICTURE SCHEDULE
1970 AGGIELAND
Make up pictures for Grads
& Seniors thru Feb. 14.
New Freshmen pictures
Taken thru February 14.
Pictures taken from 8 a. m.
to 5 p. m.
BRING FEE SLIPS
“ . .. . Just a couple of days and you realize how important
he is to A&M!”
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Dances, Sweetheart Selection
Highlight Sophomore Weekend
Two dances and the selection
of a class sweetheart will be the
highlights of the Sophomore Ball
to be held the weekend of Feb.
13 and 14, according to class
president John Sharp.
Sharp said the sweetheart will
be presented at the dance Satur
day at Duncan Dining Hall. The
semi-formal affair will feature
the Countdown Five from Hous
ton.
Another dance scheduled for
Friday at DeWare Fieldhouse will
feature The Cornerstone Blues,
and dress is casual, Sharp added.
Tickets good for both sell for
$5. Both dances are scheduled to
begin at 8 p.m. and continue to
midnight.
“Tickets can be purchased at
the Student Program Office in
the Memorial Student Center or
bought from representatives in
each dormitory,” Sharp said.
Sharp also said that the dead
line for filing for sweetheart has
been extended to Friday.
Contest rules also require that
a full length snapshot and a 5x7
photograph of each candidate be
submitted to the Student Pro-
Office Sharp added.
TONIGHT
Host and Fashion Committee
will have a 20 to 30-minute
meeting at 5 p.m. in the MSC
Lounge.
Aggie Wives Bridge Club will
meet at 7:30 p.m. in Rooms 2C
and 2D, MSC. For information,
call Judy Humphries, 846-8033.
Freshman Council will meet at
8 p.m. in the Library Conference
Room.
Aggie Christian Fellowship
will hear Mark Petterson discuss
“A Christian View of Civil Dis
obedience” at 7:30 p.m. in Room
145 Physics.
THURSDAY
San Angelo-West Texas Home
town Club will plan spring
activities at 7:30 p.m. Room 2B
MSC.
Environmental Teach-In plan
ners will decide upon final objec
tives for a spring Symposium for
Environmental Awareness at
A&M at 7:30 p.m. in the Ax-chi-
tecture Auditorium. Students and
faculty are invited to attend and
contribute.
FRIDAY
MSC Chess Committee will
meet at 7:30 p.m. in Room 3B
M'SC.
MONDAY
Iota Lambda Sigma will hear
Dr. Irving Goldstein speak on
forest products at 7 p.m. in Room
107, M.E. Shops.
Campus Committee of Concern
will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the
Coffee Loft, UCCF.
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On behalf of the Fish Council,
I wish to express the Class of
73’s appreciation to Iva Starnes
Men’s Wear for donating to the
Class of ’73 the money for the
tickets for the Fish Ball.
Bill Hartsfield
Ticket Sales Chairman
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