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best qualified and prepared to
pick up RHA business in the fall.
We know that he will continue to
serve the students with objec
tiveness and concern.
T. Getterman, president, and
the rest of the exec committee
We also received a letter from
Mike Frank, president of Crocker
Hall, and 12 other dorm presidents
endorsing Tim Jordan.—Ed.
★ ★ ★
Sick
Editor:
As dorm residents, we’re SICK
of the picking and choosing by
this year’s RHA Executive Com
mittee of who should be the presi
dent for next year! We know that
any governmental body created
for the people should be respon
sive to the people. WE DO NOT
SUPPORT Tim Jordan for presi
dent of the Residence Hall Asso
ciation for next year, because if
everyone took the initiative to
check out his “paper list” of qual
ifications like we did, then you
would find little to nothing.
We are supporting Greg Ma-
gruder because the RHA needs
NEW blood, OR it will be STAG
NANT for another year. The
RHA is a good governmental
ideal, but it sure needs new lead
ership that will be responsive to
the people.
Larry McRoberts
Student Government Campus
Projects Chairman
Richard Lytle, Senator
Hart-Legett
★ ★ ★
Vigorous
Editor:
We, the fresham assistants of
the RHA, strongly endorse
George Lippe for Vice-President
of the RHA. After working with
all the dorm presidents this year,
we found George to be vigorously
imaginative, enthusiastic and ca
pable. As dorm president he has
done much for his dorm and we
feel he could do much for the
RHA next year.
Rick Bourque
and seven other assistants
★ ★ ★
Best man
Editor:
The position of Vice President
for Student Services is an impor
tant position, and we need to take
care to choose the best candidate.
I and most other concerned stu
dents of A&M believe Hal Brun
son is the best candidate.
Hal has been involved in most
facets of Student Government
this year and has acquired the
experience and knowledge neces
sary to do the job of Vice Presi
dent for Student Services. He has
been Vice-Chairman of the Cam
pus Projects Committee this year
and has done an outstanding job.
This committee is concerned with
all of the campus oriented proj
ects of Student Government, such
as the Refrigerator Leasing Pro
gram, Aggie Muster and several
other projects. Hal has also serv
ed as Welfare Benefits Coordina
tor for Student Government this
year. In this position he has been
responsible for helping many stu
dents of A&M by being in charge
of Campus Chest, which makes
emergency loans and grants to
students and in being in charge
of the Aggie Blood Club which
donates blood to students and
THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1974
Page 3
show support for candidates
former students when they need
it when they are ill. By being on
the Board of Trustees for Stu
dent Government Radio, Hal has
also served the students. As a
trustee he has worked hard in
laying plans for Student Govern
ment Radio to switch from cable
broadcast to open air broadcast.
In all of his duties in Student
Government Hal has warked hard
to provide quality services to the
students of Texas A&M, and he
wishes to continue this work as
Vice President of Student Serv
ices.
John Keith Caulfield
★ ★ ★
Best Choice
Editor:
As candidate for the office of
vice president of RHA, I would
like to state my qualifications and
the reasons I feel I am the best
choice for this position. I have
been involved with the RHA on
various committees and activities
this past year, having served as
president of Puryear Hall. I know
the RHA and the way it functions
and intend to familiarize the stu
dent body with RHA. The RHA
is the student’s organization and
voice. I have several new ideas
including an information book on
RHA to be distributed in the fall
which would include and evplain
the power structure of the admin
istration on a friendly basis with
a program such as a watermelon
feast where the administration
does the cutting and serving. With
better public relations and more
open RHA meeting which I will be
announcing in the Batt prior to
each meeting. I can’t wait to get
started.
George Lippe
★ ★ ★
Back Plack
Editor:
We, the members of the fighting
Texas Aggie Basketball Team,
would like to thank the entire stu
dent body for their tremendous
support throughout the season,
We would also like to thank the
yell leaders for their support and
help. A special note of thanks is
extended to Ron Plackemeier for
attending every Southwest Con
ference Basketball game and
sometimes being the only friendly
face in a hostile crowd. We u^ge
every Aggie to vote this Thursday
April 4th for Ron Plackemeier.
GET PLACK BACK!
Web William, John Thornton,
and 11 others on the team
We also received a letter en
dorsing Plackemeier from Steve
Schoaps and three others. Be
cause of space limitations we
printed only one letter—Ed.
★ ★ ★
Jerri Ward
Editor:
I am writing in support of the
candidacy of Jerri Ward for vice
president for Rules and Regula
tions. As chairman of SCON A
19, I had occasion to observe her
work on the Planning Committee.
In this capacity, her intelligent
analysis and diligent efforts
helped greatly in formulating and
executing the conference. Her
recognition as Outstanding
Freshman of the MSC was cer
tainly deserved.
I am certain that the above
mentioned qualities, combined
with her past experience on the
Rules and Regulations committee
will make her an excellent choice
for this position.
P. Steven Kosuh
★ ★ ★
Congrats
Editor:
Congratulations to the Fish
Drill Team upon winning the Tex
as Drill Team Championship this
past Saturday afternoon! Theirs
was a well-deserved award. Their
discipline and showmanship are a
fine credit to Texas A&M Univer
sity whom you represent. I per
sonally am encouraged to see that
men can work together to attain
a goal. Seeing their outstanding
performance was both heartwarm
ing and thrilling; they make a lot
of past Drill Team remembers
the old days when they were Fish.
Texas A&M is proud to know
that it is being represented by
such a fine group—as was shown
by President Williams having car
ried the beautiful huge trophy to
them.
Bill A. Ashworth Jr.,
Staff, Chemistry Department
★ ★ ★
Scapegoat
Editor:
Thursday night while standing
outside the police station, I saw a
KK, at least I think it was a KK
although he wasn’t wearing a uni
form, come out and grab a fel
low Ag standing around in a pair
of shorts. Naturally, he resisted
and when he did the KK got rough
and fought him until he had him in
a headlock. This Ag was not ar
rested, just grabbed and man
handled into the station—for
standing around in a pair of
shorts!
Because this was on the op
posite side of the steps not too
many people saw it, but there
will be enough to confirm it, and
those that didn’t see it ought to be
informed of the action of a man
dedicated “To Protect and Serve.”
My fellow Ag may have streaked,
but he wasn’t streaking then; per
haps he was ripped off as a po
tential streaker—I don’t know.
All I know is that he has been
done an injustice. I don’t know
this Ag’s name, but it will pro-
ably be “scapegoat” from now on.
John Gale
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