Wednesday, September 12, 1973
College Station, Texas
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A&M’s College of Veterinary
Medicine has added ten new fac
ulty members to its staff for the
:oming year.
Heading the list of new ap-
jointments is Dr. Alvin A. Price,
former dean of the college, who
the position to return to
full-time teaching. He will be a
irofessor of veterinary physiol
ogy and pharmacology.
Returning to the faculty roster
ire Drs. M. R. Herron, M. A. Her
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Ten Faculty Members Added to College of Yet Medicine
ron, and H. W. Whitford. Dr. M.
R. (Mike) Herron returns as as
sociate professor of veterinary
medicine and surgery after a
year at Purdue University for
graduate work. His wife, Dr.
Mary A. Herron, will be assistant
professor of veterinary anatomy.
She also received her DVM de
gree at Purdue.
Dr. Whitford will be an instruc
tor in veterinary microbiology
after having served as a gradu
ate assistant in that same de
partment for a year. He is com
pleting work on his Ph.D. degree.
Dr. Charles B. Quick has been
appointed research associate in
the Department of Veterinary
Medicine and Surgery. He receiv
ed the DVM degree from A&M
Aug. 3.
Dr. Charles M. Saveli has been
named Resident in the Small Ani
mal Clinic at the college. He is
a 1973 graduate of the Oklahoma
State University College of Vet
erinary Medicine.
Dr. James M. (Mike) Heitmann
will be an instructor in the De
partment of Veterinary Medicine.
He captained the 1969-70 Aggie
basketball team which finished
second in Southwest Conference
play.
Dr. John McGrath has been
named assistant professor of vet
erinary pathology. McGrath was
graduated from University Col
lege, Dublin, and recently receiv
ed his Ph.D. from the University
of Georgia. He was a lecturer in
the Department of Veterinary
Physiology and Biochemistry at
the Irish school before coming
to this country. He is a member
of the Royal College of Veteri
nary Surgeons in London.
Two new faculty members in
the Department of Veterinary
Physiology and Phamacology in-,
elude Drs. Lelve G. Gayle, re
search associate, and Sandee M.
Hartsfield, assistant professor.
Dr. Gayle was a distinguished
student with listing in Who’s Who
in American Universities during
his undergraduate stay at A&M.
He was an officer in the Air
Force and practiced privately in
Richardson before returning to
A&M. He will research diagnosis
and treatment of thyroid disease,
the relationship of proton radia
tion to space travel and neutron
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Dr. Hartsfield is a native of
Bryan. He graduated with the
DVM degree from A&M with hon
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year residency program at Mi
chigan State University where he
received the M.S. degree in July.
The former distinguished stu
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Bulletin Board
The Student “Y” Association
will hold a general “Y” steakfry,
Sept. 18. The steakfry will be held
in Hensel Park, Areas 1&2, be
ginning at 6:30 p.m.
Those who wish to purchase
tickets ($1) should come by the
“Y” Office, Room 216 of the Me
morial Student Center before
noon Thursday.
Cabinet aides will be announced
at the steakfry from those fresh
man who are being interviewed
this week. Pictures and films tak
en at "Fish” Camp will be shown
following the meal.
WEDNESDAY
Sports Car Club will meet at
7:30 p.m. in the Mimosa Room of
the old College Station City Hall.
A report will be given on the
Zachry Engineering Center to
Texas World Speedway Rally.
All interested are welcome.
Trap and Skeet Club will meet
in the Room 308, of the Tower of
Continuing Education at 7:30 p.m.
This will be an organizational
meeting. New members are wel
come. Association of General Con
tractors will meet at 7:30 in the
Architecture Auditorium.
San Angelo-West Texas Home
town Club will meet in Room 229
of the MSC at 7 p.m. Membership
cards will be passed out.
THURSDAY
Eagle Pass Hometown Club
will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Lounge
B of the MSC.
MSC Arts Committee will hold
a general meeting in the Student
Programs Office at 7:30 p.m. All
students interested in joining one
of the four sub-committees are
welcome. The sub-committees are:
the visual, musical, literary and
film series art committees.
Association of Students from
Mexico will meet at 7 p.m. in the
Casa Del Sol Apartments Lounge.
This will be a welcoming party
for new students. All Mexican
students are invited.
Deadline for filing to run for
three vacant living-area seats on
the Student Senate is 5 p.m.
The Henderson-Fowler, Keath-
ley-Hughes living-areas and
Dunn Hall must elect senators
and only sophomores, juniors,
seniors and graduate students are
eligible to run. Applications are
being accepted in the Student
Government office.
UT Cuts Back
Heat, Cooling
To Save Power
AUSTIN <-#*)—The University
of Texas will cut off many lights,
including on the landmark Tower
building, and also some cooling
and heating units over the week
end and on holidays to save en
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day.
Light levels will be reduced in
classrooms and offices, as well
as on some streets and parking
areas.
A special schedule will be work
ed out with university police to
keep a close check on women’s
dormitories, officials said.
They claim efforts during the
summer to hold down on the use
of energy resulted in decreases
of approximately 30 per cent.
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