The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, May 20, 1970, Image 6

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    THE BATTALION
Page 6 College Station, Texas Wednesday, May 20, 1070
F & F SALVAGE SALES
Class of ’53
(Previously C & D Salvage)
Damaged and Unclaimed Freight
All Types of Furniture
We Buy and Sell Used Furniture
Call 822-0605
302 North Bryan Street
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ALL YOU CAN EAT
Monday Thru Thursday
5-7 p. m. — $1.25
SMORGASBORD
Child dramatis
sign-up June
TOP GRADUATE STUDENTS—Joe Richard Tillerson (left) and Philip J. Gensler (right)
have been honored by the Association of Former Students for academic excellence in the
Graduate College. Dr. G. W. Kunze, Graduate College dean, is shown with the two men.
Tillerson was honored as the top master’s candidate and Gensler was named the top
Ph.D. candidate of 1969-70.
Registration for the first sum
mer session of children’s creative
dramatics and the Premier Play
ers will be held by the Theater
Arts Section of the English De
partment June 1 and June 8.
Four age groups of creative
dramatics will be taught in Bryan
by Mrs. Aileen Wenck and in
College Station by Mrs. Lugean
Esten. Robert W. Wenck will di
rect the Premier Players, a high
school theater program.
The purpose of Children’s Cre
ative Dramatics, said C. K. Esten,
program director and director of
the Aggie Players, is to get out
of the child what he has innately,
the ability to create something.
“It’s a leading, rather than
teaching process,” he said. “We
use to some extent theater devices
in developing the child’s creativi
ty.”
Registration for both first ses
sions is June 1 from 8 a.m. until
noon. The session runs from June
8 until July 8 with 5-6 year olds
meeting Monday, Wednesday and
Friday from 10 to 11 a.m.; 7-8
year olds meeting Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday from 10 to
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your freezer full of convenient,
quality froien foods.
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11:30 a.m.; 9-10ear olds uk
ing Monday, Weesday andFs
day from 8 to 9s a.m.; andl,
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Thursday and Fray from S
9:30 a.m.
Registration anigessiom
be held in the Fallit Theatei
the back of Guionlall for Ci
lege Station resides and in4
Bryan Civic Auditoum forEij
an residents.
Registration for lie Prtr;
Players first session dll be Ja
8, from 3 to 5 p.m. irthe Fills
Theater.
Their first produdon, H
Curious Savage,” by Jon Pain
will be presented July 1-11,
“The Premier Playersisib
school production worksbptii
presents quality plays rahei
those normally associat'd n
high school groups,” Weicksi
“Last year they did Te
Dwellers’ by William tei
and took it to Austin fo:n
quest performance.”
Registration for Creativlij
matics in College Stationii
while the Bryan School
pays the registration i
Bryan residents.
“These registration fees kd
cover initial expenses in tkti
programs,” Esten said. “All!
money that comes in goestoi
the two teachers and buy^
plies.”
“Mr. and Mrs. Sophus Olsei
Comfort, Tex., have donated!!
for the second time to helps
tain the Children’s Creativeli
matics program here,”Estena
“Our objective is to try to|
financial support from the i
versity.”
Esten added that any chi!
the area this summer may rtp
ter for the program, whetheti
parents are residents or not.
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