THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1977
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egents promote faculty members
he Texas A&M University Sys
tem Board of Regents Tuesday for-
»*jnally approved promotion of 90
A&M faculty members and Texas
Agricultural Experiment Station
^Birsonnel with faculty rank and also
confirmed granting of tenure for 72
ulty members.
The promotions and tenure are
ective Sept. 1, 1977.
Promoted to the rank of full pro-
sorwere Donald B. Austin, land-
Uqape architecture; Herman D.
Hewn, agricultural education; John
Crievrette, health and physical edu
cation; Duane K. Cote’,
environmental design; Arthur S.
DeVany, economics; Wayne A.
Sunlap, civil engineering; G. Dale
sWutcher, industrial education;
Leonard A. Hale, mechanical
engineering; Lloyd R. Hossner, soil
Bd crop sciences; Daniel House-
Ihplder, industrial education; Kurt J.
Tigolic, chemistry; Nat M. Kieffer,
plant sciences; Lee Lowery, civil
engineering; Stuart D. Lyda, plant
sciences; Sturge C. Maurice, eco
nomics and Charles McCandless,
educational psychology.
■ Also, David M. Moehring, forest
science; Alton D. Patton, electrical
engineering; James F. Peirce,
English; Don T. Phillips, industrial
engineering; Hwang-Wen Pu,
mathematics; Balusu M. Rao and
James. L. Rand, aerospace engineer
ing; Donald L Reddell, agricultural
engineering; Lloyd W. Rooney, soil
and crop sciences; Ivan
Rdnnedemann and Thomas Spor-
llder, agricultural economics;
Yi-Noo Tang, chemistry; Frederick
| Trost, building construction and
nd L. Watson, chemistry.
Elevated to the rank of associate
ofessor were Swiki Anderson,
echanical engineering; Samuel L
Jeasom, wildlife and fisheries sci-
. inceyjon F. Botsford, engineering
r technology; Frank P. Buffa, busi
ly ness analysis; C. Eugene Buth, civil
engineering; Mark E. Chittenden,
wildlife and fisheries sciences; Char
lie G. Coble, agricultural engineer
ing; Melvin D. Ethridge, agricul
tural economics; Robert A. Fellenz,
interdisciplinary education; John S.
Garner, architecture; George I.
Glover, chemistry and Wade Grif
fin, agricultural economics.
Additionally, David R. Gross,
veterinary physiology and phar
macology; Halbert W. Hall, library;
Marvin K. Harris, entomology;
William C. Harrison, communica
tions; Arthur M. Hobbs, mathemat
ics; Ronald E. Holmes, mechanical
engineering; William A. Hyman,
industrial engineering; Gary N.
Joiner, veterinary public health;
James B. Kracht, educational cur
riculum and instruction; William M.
Lively, industrial engineering;
Charles R. Long, animal science;
Julian C. Miller Jr., horticultural
sciences and Syed A. Naqi, veteri
nary microbiology.
Also Don L. Parker, electrical
engineering; Paul Parrish, English;
Albert Pedulla, environmental de
sign; William L. Perry, mathemat
ics; William M. Pride, marketing;
Wayne M. Saslow, physics; Peter J.
Sharpe, industrial engineering;
James E. Smallwood, veterinary
anatomy; Hovav Talpaz, agricultural
economics; Robert N. Terrell, ani
mal science; Glen C. Tolle, mechan
ical engineering; Philip T. West,
educational administration; Merrill
Whitburn, English and John H.
Wormuth, oceanography.
Advanced to the rank of assistant
professor were Richard Barlow and
Lee Courtney, English; James W.
Craig, Jr., building contruction; J.
T. Dotson, engineering technology;
Charles L. Gilreath, library; Fred
S. Hendricks, wildlife and fisheries
sciences; Norman C. Ronald, vet
erinary parasitology; Clifford J.
Sherry, biology; Tobie R.
Titsworth, agricultural engineering
and Paul K Woods, building con
struction.
Ruth A. Taber, plant sciences,
was promoted to research scientist.
TAES promotions (in addition to
ones made through the University)
included — to rank of professor:
Earl C. Gilmore Jr., Chilicothe-
Vernon; Arthur B. Onken, Lub
bock, and John L. Shipley, Bush-
land.
Advanced to the rank of associate
professor were Gerald W. Evers,
Angleton; John W. Sij Jr., Beau
mont; Larry W. Varner, Uvalde,
and Harold T. Wiedemann,
Chilicothe-Vernon.
Betty S. Gauer of San Angelo and
Albert R. Jenkins of Uvalde were
promoted to research associates.
David G. Bordovsky of Munday was
promoted to research engineer.
Tenure was granted to Graham
D. Allen, mathematics; Jon P.
Alston, sociology-anthropology;
Paul Angelis, English; Donald B.
Austin, landscape architecture;
George F. Bass, sociology-
anthropology; James B. Beard, soil
and crop sciences; Bruce R. Beattie,
agricultural economics; Roger A.
Beaumont, history; Samuel H.
Black, medical microbiology;
Robert W. Burch, philosophy and
humanities; Stuart J. Burns, veteri
nary medicine and surgery; Keith
L. Bryant Jr., history; John R. Cain,
plant sciences; Abraham Clearfield,
chemistry; Daniel Colunga, industi-
ral engineering; Ben M. Crouch,
sociology-anthropology and D.
Larry Crumbley, accounting.
Also, Joyce S. Davis, medical
pathology’ Robert B. Ditton, recre
ation and parks; Helmut Esau,
English; Richard E. Fairley, indus-
trail engineering; Robert A. Fel
lenz, industrial education; George
I. Glover, chemistry; Jay P.
Grimes, agricultural education; G.
Dale Gutcher, industrial education;
Kenneth R. Hall, chemical
engineering; Ralph S. Hambrick,
ulletin board
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WEDNESDAY
Sports Car Club, Old College
tion City Hall, 7:30 p.m.
ik is !0mega Phi Alpha, Active Meet-
g, Rudder 501, 6:30 p.m.
^ Social Dance Club, MSG 201,
0 p.m.
Young Artist Series, Guitarist
itii| avid Grimes, Rudder Theater, 8
m.
SWC Basketball, Texas Aggies
. TCU, Coliseum, 7:30 p.m.;
fet* dA Women vs. Prairie View
ilso? 5:15 p.m.
( Dance Arts Society, Modern
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p.m.
Rollie White 266, 7:30
THURSDAY
Omega Phi Alpha, Spring Rush,
MSG 145, 7 p.m.
Alpha Phi Omega, Pledge Rush,
MSG 205 and 206, 8 p.m.
Nursing Society, MSG 141, 7
p.m. (bring dues).
Veterans Organization, Your
Place, S. College, Bryan, 7 p.m.
Political Forum, MSG Student
Programs Office, 7:30 p.m. (first
meeting of 1977 for members).
’arsons Mounted Cavalry
ride in parade and show
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Texas A&M University’s Parsons
ounted Cavalry saddles up Friday
its first outing of a busy spring
mester.
The troop will represent the Uni-
irsity in three livestock shows and
n Antonio’s “Battle of Flowers.”
April 3 the cavalry sponsors its
nual spring horse show.
The all-senior special unit of the
irps of Cadets rides first this
ekend in the Southwestern Ex-
sition and Fat Stock Show in Fort
orth. Led by commander Joe
fner of Sweetwater, the 30-
ember troop is booked in the
rade and show.
Parsons Mounted Cavalry will
truck horses and gear to the San An
tonio Livestock Exposition for a
larade appearance and a precision
on Feb. 11.
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Two weeks later, the cavalrymen
mount up for the Houston Livestock
Show and Rodeo parade.
The organization returns to San
Antonio for the “Battle of Flowers”
parade April 22, said Jeff Shannon,
troop executive officer of Wayside.
Also serving in unit leadership posts
are First Sergeant Rich Lane of
Richmond and Platoon Leaders Tad
Rielly of Dawsonville, Md., and
Leo Casas of San Diego.
In its fourth year, the show piece
organization that rode in several
Corps march-ins to football games
last fall is named in honor of Col.
Thomas R. Parsons. The comman
dant helped get the troop organized
and equipped. Members supply
their own horses, which are
stabled on three acres at the Re
search and Extension Center at
Bryan.
Young Artist Series, Guitarist
David Grimes, Rudder Theater, 8
p.m.
Brazos Alternate Energy Soci
ety, Rudder 302, 4:30 p.m.
Handball Club, Deware Fiel-
dhouse Court 9, 7 p.m.
FRIDAY
Latter-Day Saint Student As
sociation, “Saving the American
Family,” Bishop Vaughn J. Feath-
erstone, MSG 206, 7 p.m.
Aggie Cinema, “One Flew Over
the Cuckoo’s Nest,” Rudder Au
ditorium, 8 p.m.
Gromets, WarCon III State War-
games Convention, Registration,
MSG 226.
SATURDAY
India Association, Movie “Ram
Aur Shyam,” Oceanography 112, 7
p.m.
Aggie Cinema, “One Flew Over
the Cuckoo’s Nest,” Rudder Au
ditorium, 8 p.m.
SWC Basketball, Texas Aggies
vs. Rice, Coliseum, 7:30 p.m.
Gromets, WarCon III State War-
games Convention, Registration,
MSG 226.
SUNDAY
Gromets, WarCon III State War-
games Convention, Registration,
MSG 226.
Chess Committee, MSG 206, 6
p.m.
MONDAY
Accounting Society, Rudder 601,
7:30 p.m.
Dance Arts Society, Ballet, G.
Rollie White 266, 7:30 p.m.
MSC VIDEO
Presents
FOOTBALL FOLLIES
Fumbles, bobbles, smashes and
crashes!
; A |? lla l ri ?, l i? col| ection of goofs from
I actual NFL games.
Jan. 24 to Jan. 30
In the MSC Lounges and Snack Bar
political science; /John H. Hesby,
animal science; Clifford A.
Hickman, forest science; Arthur M.
Hobbs, mathematics; Louis
Hodges, recreation and parks; Jo
W. Howze, electrical engineering;
Gary N. Joiner, veterinary public
health; Ronald D. Kay and Ronald
D. Knutson, agricultural economics;
James B. Kracht, educational cur
riculum and instruction; Arnold P.
Krammer, history and Thomas
Krouskop, industrial engineering.
Additionally Bartie L. Lewis,
modern languages; Christopher C.
Matthewson, geology; George G.
McBee, soil and crop sciences;
William C. McMullan, veterinary
medicine and surgery; James F.
McNamara, industrial education;
Olivier Naudeau, modern lan
guages; Philip S. Noe, electrical
engineering; James S. Noel, civil
engineering; Jimmy K. Olson,
entomology; Donald L. Parker, elec
trical engineering; Paul Parrish,
English; Marjorie D. Peregoy, lib
eral arts; William L. Perry, mathe
matics; J. Steven Picou, sociology-
anthropology; Robert F. Playter;
veterinary medicine and surgery;
William M. Pride, marketing and
Heinz W. Puppe, modern lan
guages.
In addition, David J. Reed, rec
reation and parks; Morgan O.
Teynolds, economics; Gary L.
Richardson, business analysis;
William J. Roenigk, veterinary
medicine and surgery; Bob G. Ro
gers, communications; Wayne M.
Saslow, physics; David J. Schmidly,
wildlife and fisheries sciences; C.
Richard Schumway, agricultural
economics; Peter J. Sharpe, indus
trial engineering; Charles R. Smith,
library; Elivn E. Smith, medical
physiology; James W. Smith Jr.,
entomology; William P. Snyder,
political science; Diane Strommer,
English; Wendell G. Swank,
wildlife and fisheries sciences;
Johannes P. van Buijtenen, forest
science; William E. Ward, medical
physiology and John D. Williams,
veterinary public health.
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