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'ednesday, July 19, 1972 College Station, Texas Page 7
ad Battalion Classifieds
ROBERT HALSELL
TRAVEL SERVICE
AIRLINE SCHEDULE INFORMATION
FARES AND TICKETS
DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL
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Texas Avenue — Bryan
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Krueger new head of poultry science
Dr. W. P. Krueger, A&M poul
try science professor since 1959,
is the new head of A&M’s poultry
science department.
Krueger is heading the consoli
dated department of poultry sci
ence of the university, the Texas
Agricultural Experiment Station
and the Agricultural Extension
Service, according to Dr. H. O.
Kunkel, A&M’s dean of agricul
ture.
The new department head suc
ceeds Dr. John H. Quisenberry,
who retired June 30 after a teach
ing career that spanned 36 years.
In announcing Krueger’s ap
pointment, Kunkel said: “He is a
capable and dedicated teacher and
researcher. He enjoys internation
al recognition as a poultry scien
tist through his authorship of an
impressive list of scientific jour
nals and the many graduate stu
dents he has taught.
“Furthermore,” the dean contin
ued, “Krueger is held in high
regard by his associates and has
the confidence of the poultry in
dustry.”
Poultry continues to be an im
portant segment of Texas agri
culture with an income of approx
imately $225 million annually,
Kunkel said in emphasizing the
impact of the industry.
A native of Riesel, Krueger
holds a B.S. Degree in agriculture
and an M.S. Degree in poultry
science from A&M. His Ph.D. De
gree is from the University of
Missouri in population genetics
and animal breeding.
Krueger served with the U.S.
Army from 1943 to 1946 during
World War II. He was principal
and teacher in the St. Paul public
school at Marlin, and was instruc
tor at Mississippi State Univer
sity and instructor and assistant
professor at the University of
Missouri. He joined the TAMU
staff in 1953 and progressed to
the rank of full professor in 1959.
Krueger is associate editor of
Poultry Science and is president
of Phi Kappa Phi and a past
president of Gamma Sigma Delta.
He holds membership in Sigma
Xi and Phi Delta Kappa.
He also is a member of the
Poultry Science Association,
World’s Poultry Science Associa
tion, American Genetics Associa
tion, American Society of Natur
alists, American Association for
the Advancement of Science and
Association of Southern Agricul
tural Workers.
Krueger is active in numerous
professional committees. He is
past chairman of the Southern
Regional Poultry Breeding Tech
nical Committee and the Commit
tee on Graduate Instruction in the
TAMU College of Agriculture.
He is a past member of the Grad
uate Council at TAMU and is a
present member of the Texas
Poultry Improvement Board. He
has authored more than a dozen
technical journal papers or publi
cations.
Dr. and Mrs. Krueger have two
children.
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Ag Communications wins
14 national contest awards
A&M’s Department of Agricul
tural Communications won 14
awards in recent national compe
tition in the American Association
of Agricultural College Editors.
Six of the awards were won by
the department’s Electronic Media
Section. These included an excel
lent rating on a special filmed tel
evision feature on 4-H and very
good ratings on a radio feature,
radio spot announcement, and tel
evision spot announcement. Good
ratings went to another radio
feature and a regular filmed tel
evision feature on ultrasonic
Reactor gear
donated by
army hospital
Nuclear reactor research equip
ment valued at $20,000 has been
presented to A&M’s Nuclear En
gineering Department by the De
partment of the Army.
Dr. Robert G. Cochran, depart
ment head, said the equipment
came from Walter Reed Army
Hospital in Washington, D. C. It
has been used in biomedical re
search at the hospital, he noted,
with the program completed and
the research reactor deactivated.
The equipment includes air
borne radio activation detectors,
research graphite and electronic
equipment.
evaluation of livestock.
Both the Printed Media Section
and Publications Section each cap
tured three awards, among them
an excellent rating each. The
Printed Media Section’s top award
came for its press service for
magazines. The Texas Agricul
tural Extension Service division
of the Publications Section reaped
an excellent rating for the annual
Extension Service report titled
“Extension Advances Progress.”
A very good rating went to the
Printed Media Section’s weekly
press service and a good rating
to its daily press service.
The Texas Agricultural Experi
ment Station division of the Pub
lications Section received a very
good rating on a grain sorghum
research bulletin and a good rat
ing on the 1971 fall edition of
Texas Agricultural Progress, the
department’s quarterly magazine.
The other two awards included
a very good rating for an art de
sign created for the 1972 Exten
sion Service Press Day packet
and a good rating on a special ra
dio script.
The Department of Agricultural
Communications is composed of
the editorial offices of the Agri
cultural Extension Service and
Agricultural Experiment Station
plus the reproduction and distrib
ution division. The department is
responsible for the preparation
and distribution of mass media
materials and information as well
as publications relating to agri
culture, home economics and fam
ily living, and 4-H and youth.-
Dr. William E. Tedrick serves
as editor and head of the depart
ment. Miss Mary K. Mahoney is
associate editor. Heading the va
rious sections are Bill Braden,
printed media; Larry Quinn, elec
tronic media; Mrs. Helen Scott,
Experiment Station publications;
Mrs. Dorothy Holland, Extension
Service publications; Bob Cullen,
art; Cornell Green, visuals; and
Tommy Ryan, reproduction and
distribution.
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