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Faculty to elect
tenure committee
Faculty members have received
ballots to fill five ^positions on the
Committee on Academic Freedom
and Tenure for 1970-71.
Academic Vice President Hor
ace E. Byers noted there are 18
candidates, two from each college.
The ballot must reach I>r. Byers'
office by 5 p.m. June 1, to be
counted.
The five faculty members re
ceiving the most votes' will be de
clared elected.
Candidates and their depart
ments include Edwin iB. Doran
Jr., geography; Nelson M. Duller
Jr., physics; Archie I. Flowers,
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veterinary public health; Bob M.
Callaway, civil engineering; Cur
tis L. Godfrey, soil and crop sci
ences; W. Weston Harper, archi
tecture; Harold Hawkins, edu
cational administration; Herbert
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McGraw, urban planning.
Also, Leslie L. Palmer, health
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lips, management; William M.
Romane, veterinary medicine and
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Davis named best
E.G. student
James B. Davis, freshmen gen
eral engineering student from
Houston, has been named winner
of the T. R. Spence award as
outstanding student of the De
partment of Engineering Graph
ics, committee chairman Prof.
S. M. Cleland has announced.
Davis will receive a gold watch
provided by an endowment from
Bovay Engineers of Houston and
Spokane in honor of T. R. Spence,
engineer who headed the Texas
A&M physical plant for many
years.
Second place winner was Bar
ry F. Duncan, freshman in nu
clear engineering from Port Ar
thur, and Billy Snow, agricultural
engineering freshman from Abi
lene, was third. These received
plaques, Cleland said.
The competition involved par
ticipation in team solution of de
sign problems. Also, serving on
the awards committee were Pro
fessors L. E. Stark and P. M.
Mason.
★ ★ ★
A&M acquires second
research ship
A&M has acquired a second
oceanographic research ship for
expanded operations in the Gulf
of Mexico.
Dr. Richard A. Geyer, head of
the Oceanography Department,
said the 100-foot steel-hulled ves
sel was formerly owned by
Scripps Institution of Oceano
graphy.
The twin-engine craft, named
“ORCA,” is currently undergoing
modifications. The Moody Foun
dation of Galveston awarded the
university an $88,000 grant for
purchase and installation
of oceanographic instrumentation
and laboratory facilities.
Dr. Geyer said ORCA will be
primarily used for research along
the continental shelf of the Gulf
Coast, beginning this summer.
Such operation, he explained,
will free the university’s present
oceanographic research vessel, the
180-foot R/V Alaminos, for deep
water projects and long-duration
cruises.
ORCA is A&M’s fourth vessel.
In addition to the Alaminos, the
university operates the “Texas
Clipper,” a 15,000-ton converted
oceanliner used as a training ship
for its Texas Maritime Academy,
and a 55-foot Chris Craft Constel
lation which has been transform
ed into a water-quality research
vessel operating on the Houston
Ship Channel and Galveston Bay.
A&M is the only institution in
the state with deep sea-going ca
pabilities.
★ ★ ★
10 Liberal Arts
seniors get awards
Ten seniors have been pre
sented Liberal Arts and Educa
tion College “Distinguished Honor
Awards” recognizing exemplary
scholarship and leadership.
Certificates were awarded by
Education Dean Dr. Frank
Hubert and Dr. Charles E. Mc-
Candless, associate dean of liberal
arts. Recipients also will be recog
nized at commencement Saturday.
Liberal arts award recipients
are history majors David S. Ely
of Lordsburg, N. M., and William
H. Seele, San Antonio; economics,
Laurence A. Frisk, Weston, Conn.,
and William M. Knolle, Bellville;
political science, Lewis W. Hud
gins Jr., Galveston; psychology,
Charles G. Jones, Denver, Colo.,
and Geoffrey M. Shute, Houston,
and English, Suzanne Scrivner,
Bryan, and Charlene Ragsdale,
Temple.
Conee Jean Kohler, education
curriculum and instruction major
of Richardson, received the Col
lege of Education award.
★ ★ ★
Continental gives
Oceanography $3,000
Continental Oil Co. has awarded
the Oceanography Department an
unrestricted $3,000 grant.
Dr. Richard A. Geyer, depart
ment head, said the funds will be
used for various types of instruc
tional and research activities for
which other financial support is
not available.
Geyer noted Conoco has made
similar awards to A&M the past
three years.
THE
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