To Promote Summer Travel
Experimenters in MSC
THE
Tuesday, February 10, 1970
BATTALION
College .Station, Texas
Page 3
THURSDAY NIGHT
BUFFET
M.S.C. Dining Boom
Candlelight and Live Music
$2.75 per person
5:00 p. m. to 7:30 p. m.
MENU
Steamboat Round of Beef Au Jus
Baked Virginia Ham
Beef Stroganoff w/Noodles
Shrimp Creole w/Rice
Party Fried Chicken
Mussels on the Half Shell
Potatoes Au Gratin
Buttered Peas and Carrots
Boston Baked Beans w/Brown Bread
Assorted Condiments
Tossed Green Salad - Oil & Vinegar
Cole Slaw - Apple Sauce
Mandarin Orange Marshmallow Salad
Assorted Jello Molds
Waldorf Salad - Potato Salad w/Egg
3 Bean Salad
Macaroni Salad
Dessert from the Table
with
Assorted Cream and Fruit Pies
Cake - Cheese Cake
Rolls - Butter - Tea - Coffee
Information for students inter
ested in spending next summer
overseas through the Experiment
in International Living will be
available Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday at a Memorial Stu
dent Center booth.
MSC Travel Committee chair-
‘Sycamore Trees’
Rehearsal Begun
Under a sycamore tree is the
location of the ant colony that
first discovers human emotion,
and later figures out the answers
to human problems.
“Under the Sycamore Tree” is
the name of Samuel Spewack’s
hilarious satire on humans from
the point of view of an ant.
“Under the Sycamore Tree” is
the Aggie Players’ next produc
tion, scheduled for March 11-13
and 19-21.
Rehearsal has begun and crews,
now chosen, have begun work on
the technical aspects of the play.
Stage Manager for the produc
tion, directed by Robert Wenck,
is James Dennis. Wenck’s assist
ant director is Travis Miller.
Costumes will be done by Karen
Buckland and Wally Bergquist.
What costumes are needed to por
tray an ant? Tights, and coat
hangers with ping pong balls
attached for antennae.
James Dennis will be in charge
of the set crew, consisting of
Paul Peterson, Robert Anderson
and Scott Wilson. Already, the
huge, revolving ant hill is begin
ning to take shape. A rotating
platform has been set up, and
wood, chicken wire and paper
mache will complete the hill.
Irene Fazzino (crew head) and
Jean Linger will be obtaining the
various props needed for the
show.
Lights will be handled by Lucy
Gravett (crew head) and Bob
Robinson. Sound will be done by
Melanie Haldas.
House and publicity is headed
by Kathy Maxwell. Helping her
are Glen Thompson, Kay Slowey,
Mary Hanna and Cecelia Loff.
Voices of human beings who
will never be seen, but will never
theless have a definite impact
on life in the ant colony are the
Federal Communications Commis
sion Monitor, James Dennis; the
Ham Radio Operator, Paul Peter
son; Sgt. Robinson, Bob Robin
son and Capt. Roland, Robert
Anderson. Barbara Beals will be
the announcer in the colony.
The Aggie Players’ director is
C. K. Esten and the production
is sponsored by the Theater Arts
Section of the Department of
English.
man Paul Scopel of Seguin said
the post office area booth also
will show slides made by A&M
Experimenters.
The booth manned by travel
committee members will be open
from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., daily.
Scopel noted A&M led the na
tion last summer with 19 Experi
menters living with families in
Australia, Austria, Denmark,
France, Germany, Greece, Hol
land, Poland, Sweden, Switzer
land and the USSR. The com
mittee has set a 40-participant
goal for 1970.
Application for Kenya, India,
Israel, Austria, Ireland, Czecho
slovakia, Soviet Russia, Germany
and Switzerland have been made
so far, the committee chairman
indicated. EIL can arrange fam
ily membership in 40 countries.
The Experiment enables stu
dents to obtain culturally broad
ening experience in a foreign
country. The program is de
signed to promote international
good will on the premise that a
person best learns to understand
another people and their culture
by living among them.
After living with a family sev
eral weeks, the Experimenter
and a “brother” or “sister” travel
with other EIL participants to
major interest centers in the
country.
Scopel said information about
an overseas loan program also
will be available.
FORMER STUDENTS’ GIFT—James L. Sewell of Dallas,
right, president of the Association of Former Students at
Texas A&M University, presents A&M Academic Vice
President Horace R. Byers with a check and written au
thorization for $38,534.81 at the annual Winter Council
Meeting Sunday. Sewell noted the gift brought total asso
ciation contributions to the university during 1969 to $494,-
499.21.
Five Finalists Announced
For A&M Band Sweetheart
Photo Exhibit, Lecture Tonight
TRANSMISSIONS
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Lowest Prices
HAMILL’S TRANSMISSION
33rd. & Texas Ave. Bryan 822-6874
A nationally - known profes
sional photographer will present
an exhibit and lecture tonight in
the Architecture Auditorium.
H. F. Eilers of the sponsoring
Journalism Department said Mike
Tatem, award winning photo
journalist and national technical
representative for Honeywell
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Announcements
Subject to action of the Dem
ocratic Primary May 2, 1979.
For U. S. Representative of
the Sixth Congressional District
of Texas.
OLIN E. TEAGUE
(Re-Election)
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Typing, full time. Notary Fublic,
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SPECIAL NOTICE
Two day free sailboat show. Saturday,
February 14th and Sunday, February 16th,
february 14th and Sunday, February 15th,
1-6 p. m, at Sailboat Sales of Waco. 842
North Valley Mills Drive, Waco. There
sailh
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will be 20 sailboats on display. Such
a 16 foot Coronado, a 19 foot Mariner,
i 19 foot Thistle, and a 22 foot Catallina.
A saifbat will be given away by register
ing for it. Owner Dorothy Lutz. 67t4
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Engraving Service
Ask About Discounts
Texas Coin Exchange, Inc.
1018 S. Texas 822-5121
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Official notices must arrive in the Office
of Student Publications before deadline of
1 p.m. of the day proceeding publication.
THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: Gunasekaran, Muthukumaran
Degree: Ph.D. in Plant Pathology
Dissertation : PHYSIOLOGICAL STUDIES
ON PHYMATOTRIEHUM OMNIV-
ORUM. (SHEAR) DUGGAR, WITH
SPECIAL REFERENCE TO GLYCO
GEN METABOLISM.
Time: February 13, 1970 at 10:00 a. m.
113 in the Plant Science Bid
;e W. Kunze
Dean of the Graduate College
Place: Room 213 in the
George W. Ku
It is now time for all Corps Accounts,
Civilian Government Organizations, De
partmental and Professional Clubs, Home
town and International Clubs, Honor So
cieties, M.S.C. Advised Accounts, Sports
Clubs, Student Body Governing Organiza
tions, and Service Organizations, and Serv
ice Organization, to be officially recog
nized at the Student Finance Center, M.S.C.
Each club must file a list of their officers
with the Student Finance Center. Dead
line: February 15, 1970. 63t8
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Child care, Call for information. 846-8151.
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FOR AGGIES:
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1967 Cougar XR7. Power and air. 390-
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Including Tiffany stand. Grady Early.
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I Opel Kadett, take up
Orange-yellow with black vinyl top. Needs
larger
1969
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to sell
take up payments.
846-4936.
FOR RENT
Furnished apartments for students. Ef
ficiency units: bedroom, kitchen, 'bath,
$45, 400 Boyett. One bedroom apartment.
$50. Two bedroom apartment.
College Main. 846-5444 after 5 p. m.
$90, 415
67t3
AGGIE RING
DIAMONDS!
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Price: $38 Phone: 845-1609
1961 Ford, unusually clean. May foe seen
t 703 Lee, College Station or 8
46-4465.
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WORLD BOOK — Complete Educational
Plan - Easy Terms. Mrs. Kathryn Har
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Photographic Products Inc., will
speak at 8. A large exhibit of
Tatem’s work will be on display
all day today in the Architecture
foyer, Eilers added.
He noted that the lecture is
open to the public.
Tatem was a guest instructor
at Ohio University, the Univer
sity of Illinois, the Layton School
of Art, and the Winona School of
Professional Photography.
He has lectured to numerous
professional photographic organ
izations. As vice president and
manager of technical services for
Ethol Photo Chemical Corp., he
has done much research on films
and developers.
Tatem was scheduled to Speak
on “The European Approach to
Photojournalism” at 11 a.m. to
students in Eilers’ photography
class.
Five finalists for Texas Aggie
Band Sweetheart have been an
nounced by Edwin Lamm III,
band commander of San Antonio.
The 1969-70 band sweetheart
will be selected by ballot of
bandsmen and their dates at the
Feb. 21 band dance in the Mem
orial Student Center ballroom.
Band sweetheart finalists are
Linda Davis, Odessa High sen
ior; Gayle LaNier, Baylor fresh
man from Waxahachie; Karen
Litzmann, Columbus High soph
omore; Patricia Ann Lucey,
A&M freshman from Bryan, and
Laura Swinbank of Houston, a
sophomore at S. F. Austin Col
lege.
They were selected by an 11-
cadet committee chaired by John
F. Small, band operations officer
of Bandera.
Theme of the annual Aggie
Band social will be the Old South.
Maynard Gimble's Orchestra will
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Aerial Photo Souvenir
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campus. Taken late ’69 with
superwide angle lens. 8V2 x 9
inches. Beautiful detail. A con
versation piece. $3.00.
Order From:
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ATTENTION MAY
GRADUATES!
You may order Graduation In
vitations Beginning Feb. 2, 1970
thru Feb. 27, 1970, Mon.-Fri.,
9-12,
MSC.
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1-4, Cashier’s Window,
Snakes are neither wet nor
slimy. Actually, they are dry and
warm.
Thank you for
making the MSC
Thursday Night
Buffet A Success
See you at the
Buffet Thursday
Night.
provide music.
Lamm said about 300 guests,
band members and their dates
are expected.
Escorts of the sweetheart
nominees are juniors Jim Con-
nally of Houston and Gregg
Weaver of Midland, sophomores
Joe Anderson of Houston and
iSteve Sullivan of Waxahachie
and freshman Russell Braden of
Columbus.
THE
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Welcomes You
St. Thomas Chapel
906 Jersey St.
South Side of Campus
Canterbury Association
Meetings: Wednesdays 6:30 p.m.
y
Kindergarten — Nursery,
Monday - Friday
(Enroll now for 71 - 72)
Sunday Services
8:00 - 9:15 - 11:00 a.m.
Wednesdays, Holy Communion
6:30 a.m.
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