Keath ley, Wh ite
Band Win Highest
Drive Honors
Keathley Hall and the White
Band won plaques for the highest
percentage participation in the
fall Aggie Blood Drive.
Representatives of the two stu
dent groups were presented the
awards Tuesday.
The 1973 fall drive set a new
record for donations. TAMU stu
dents contributed 1,000 units, ex
ceeding the fall, 1972, Aggie
Blood Drive by six per cent.
Keathley Hall, housing coeds,
won the participation sign over
'all other campus Residence Hall
Association dorms. Keathley Pres
ident Laurie Koenig of Minot,
N.D., was presented the sign by
APO Blood Drive Chairman Mike
Bunch.
The White Band, commanded
by Pat Phillips of Olton, was the
top Corps of Cadets outfit. Bunch
said the White Band’s 92.25 per
cent donation record was figured
on members of the unit only.
Squadron 12 ran a close second,
at 91.66 per cent. Squadron 6 had
89.5 per cent participation; Com
pany H-l, 88 per cent; K-2, 87.8;
BATTALION CLASSIFIED
THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 197»
L-l, 82; N-l, 82; Squadron 11,
76.8, and Squadron 5, 74.1.
“Corps members donated at a
rate of four to one over RHA
students,” Bunch said, “but the
job could not have been done
without the support of the entire
student body.”
He noted that over 2,500 Ag
gies attempted to donate. An ex
ceptional number of colds caused
more than 50 per cent of them
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to be turned down.
Because of the success of the
drive, a coordinated effort of
Alpha Phi Omega and Omega Phi
Alpha service groups and the Stu
dent Senate, students, faculty,
staff and former students and
their immediate families are cov
ered by the Wadley Blood Bank
Blood Security Plan. The Wadley
Institute of Molecular Medicine is
located in Dallas.
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talents to give the bell a much needed face lift.
(Photo by Roger Mallison)
Rebel-E Company
Cares for Mascot
By ANNA B. CRUMRINE
Miss Reveille Ma’am is the dog that definitely does not lead a dog’s life.
Reveille HI is TAMU’s mascot. She is a big, beautiful American collie. According
to tradition, she’s the highest senior on campus.
Reveille III was donated in April of 1966 by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Husa of
Fairbanks, Alaska. By that time it was evident that Reveille II would have to be
retired for health reasons.
Reveille III made her first public appearance at the funeral services for
Reveille II, September 21, 1966. She was a six month old pup at that time. She
made her next appearance as the official Aggie mascot at the ’66 A&M-Texas
Tech game.
Up until 1931, there was no mascot Some freshmen hit a puppy with a car
and brought her back to school. She was smuggled into Milner and named Reveille
when she showed her disapproval of being awakened by the bugle after her first
night there by barking loudly and setting up quite a howl.
Reveille I was the official pet of everyone, but more especially the best
friend of homesick freshmen. She was made a general in the WAC’s. January 18,
1944 Reveille I died and Ags the world over mourned the loss.
Reveille II came in January of 1952. She was a Shetland collie donated by
Mr. Weinert, class of ’00. Reveille II was the “First Lady of the Corps” for 14
years.
Each year two weeks before final review a freshman from E-2 (Rebel-E)
Company is chosen to be in charge of Reveille’s feeding and care. He is picked for
his ability to get along with her, his having been a good fish and his grades. Six
fish tried out last year and J. H. Allen was given the honor. Last year, two weeks
before final review he took over from Bobby HoveL
Reveille HI lives with Allen and his roomate. Any time he is gone she is the
responsibility of the entire outfit.
The Former Student Special Reveille Fund takes care of her food cost and
medical bills. When she dies she will be buried by Reveille I and II in Kyle field
facing the score board so she can join in watching Aggies win.
“It is tradition for the fish to call her Miss Reveille Ma’am and whip out to
her. She’s from Fairbanks, Alaska and she’s taking campusology,” Allen said.
Reveille III likes to play frisbee and when nobody is watching takes an
occasional drink from the water fountain. She doesn’t know she is a dog and no
one is going to tell her.
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