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Wednesday, August 2S. I9TS
At summer camp
Air Force ROTC cadets win 10 awards
Air Force ROTC cadets from
AAM collected 10 individual
awards at summer field training,
including the outstanding cadet
at Eglin AFB. Fla-. Robert L.
Jones of Las Croeee, N. M.
Jones won the AFROTC Com
mandant’s Award in competition
with nearly 400 cadets from the
nation's five military schools.
Hie No. 1 camp ranking gives
AAM a near clean sweep of top
cadet awards at the various sum
mer training sessions.
TAMU had the top Army RO
TC cadet at Fort Riley, Kan., in
Leslie C. Lyons of Honolulu. Kd
ward P. Rumold of PhilUpaburg,
N. J., scored highest ia Ranger
training at Fort Banning. Ga.
Another Ranger ciaea to graduate
Aug. SI so far has Aggies in the
Now 1 and 1 positions.
Col. Robert F. Crossland, pro-
fesaor of aerospace studies and
TAMU’s ranking Air Force offi
cer, said six AFROTC cadets are
still participating in field train
ing and may increase the award
total.
Jones, Gary L.' Buis of Sugar
Land and CaMn L. Rantage of
Hooks won camp-wide awards at
Eglin. Buis was the Air Force
Times honor**, for contributing
to field training esprit through
attitude, eagerness, officer and
leadership potential and partici
pation in various activities.
Ramage was a two-award win
ner. He was one of six TAMU
cadets ranked at the top of their
flights and also received the
camp-wide athletic award.
Howard S. Colter of Odessa;
Michael E. Dickey. Alvin; William
M. Fraser, Texas City; Martin F.
Litteken Jr., Wichita Falls; John
M. Turner, Dallas, and Ramage
earned AFROTC Vice-Comman
dants Awards for winning indi
vidual competition within their
flights.
David D. Hardin of San An
tonio won an academic achieve
ment award, a flight-level honor.
AAM. The Citadel. Norwich.
VMI and VPI sent cjkdets to Eg
lin for the special enriched camp
for cadets from military schools.
TAMU had 141 cadets in field
training, 1S4 at Eglin.
“AAM cadets won half of the
AFROTC awards available at Eg
lin though they represented only
a third of the cadets attending,**
Col. Cross land noted.
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Monday deadline to get
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Monday is the deadline for pur
chasing tickets to the Aug. 31
appreciation dinner for Dean it.
Lloyd Heaton, announced Dr.
Haskell M. Monroe, AAM assist
ant vice president for academic
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Monroe, who heads the com
mittee organising the dinner, not
ed the date coincides with the
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TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. SATURDAY
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day Dean Heaton cloaes out a
38-year career at TAMU.
Tlcekta to the 7 p.m. dinner
in the Ramada inn ballroom are
available through the Associa
tion of Former Students office in
the Memorial Student Center and
at ail local banka.
“The informal dinner will sim
ply give everyone in the Bryan-
Coilege Station community an
opportunity to join in expressing
appreciation to this man who
has provided long and dedicated
service to the university," Dr.
Monroe pointed out.
TAMU President Jack K. Wil
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Jr„ vice president for academic
affairs, will be among the speak-
Special Spanish
course offered ,
A special course in Spanish for
Mexican-Americans will be taught
this fall by the Modem Languages
Department at AAM.
Students raised in the South
west speaking Spanish and part-
time students who wish to im
prove their knowledge of their
mother tongue may enroll, accord
ing to Dr. Jack A. Dabbs, de
partment head.
Admission may be granted on
individual approval to applicants
who are over 21 years of age.
The course, Spanish 116, was
prepared especially for Spanish-
speaking Americana. Its principal
objective, Dabbs said, will be to
improve students’ command of
the Spanish language through
oral and written work.
Classes will meet from 4 to 6
pm. daily. Mrs. ElMs BotUno
will instruct. She has many years
experience in Latin American
public schools.
Adidtiona! information may be
obtained at 846-2124.
ers honoring the university’s first
dean of admissions and records.
Heaton was appointed to the
newly- created position in 1969.
He was named registrar in 1041,
with his title changed to director
of admissions and registrar in
1966. He joined the institution
as assistant registrar in 1934. .
The dean has signed more than
60,000 diplomas—nearly 90 per
cent of the total conferred during
TAMU’s 96-year history.
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