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FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1977
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unior yell leaders review
(continued from page 5)
riety of people attend, everybody
lioys getting that Aggie spirit. If a
udent doesn’t get chills every time
e war hyrnn is played, there’s
mething wrong with that Aggie.
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Joe
Wright
What are your qualifications for
[s office?
My major qualification is that I
will be able to unify the 12th Man
into one big Fightin’ Texas Aggie
Spirit. I have known and respected
A&M traditions for years. While at
tending an A&M and t.u. football
game six years ago in Kyle Field, I
was privileged to sit with the 12th
Man, and I realized that this won
derful spirit had to be part of my
life.
The yell leader is the organizer,
leader and spokesman of the 12th
Man. Our opponents will get a first
impression of A&M by the conduct
of the yell leaders and I am sure
every Aggie knows that should be
one of respect.
What do you consider to be your
role in student affairs?
I plan on helping with the orien
tation of freshmen and transfer stu
dents this summer at A&M.
Should yell leaders serve as
spokesmen for student athletes?
This question should be left up
entirely to the athletes whether
they want the team captain or yell
leaders to be their spokesmen. The
yell leaders’ main purpose is to rep
resent the 12th Man.
How would you unify the increas
ingly diverse student body at Texas
A&M?
I was very disappointed when
part of the 12th Man left the stands
before yell practice at the Tech
game. Aggies never give up. It
seems some did not know of a yell
practice, and not often do Aggies
get outscored. If more of the 12th
Man would go to the weeknight yell
practices, they would know more
about the Aggie spirit. The yell
leaders are the informants of Aggie
spirit and tradition.
campus activities
FRIDAY
Third Installment Board Payment for the
1977 Spring Semester is due on or before
April 7, 1977. The amount is $143.05 for the
7-Day Board Plan and $128 for the 5-Day
Board Plan. Please pay now either at the Fis
cal Office, Richard Coke Building or the
Cashier’s Office in the main lobby of the Rud
der Center, to avoid penalty.
Graduate Lecture, Prof. A. D. Buck
ingham, "Molecules in Electric and Magnetic
Fields,” Chemistry 231, 5 p.m.
International Students Association, Inter
national Week, All Night Celebration, Quon-
set Hut, 8 p.m. (Admission $1).
Bryan Parks and Recreation Department,
would like to begin a Womens’ Open Slow
Pitch and a Mens’ Church Slow Pitch Softball
league this summer. If interested in entering a
team come to 203 E. 29th Street. Deadline for
entering a team is April 4 at 5 p.m.
National Guard Armory, “Motion” from
Dallas playing, proof of age required, $2.50
each.
SATURDAY
Philosophy Club, Annual barbecue and pic
nic, Lake Somerville, Yegua Creek Park, 1
p.m. (call 846-2724 or 846-5358 for details).
Student Agronomy Society, 43rd Annual
Cotton Pageant and Ball, pageant Rudder
Center Auditorium, 7 p.m. followed by ball
MSC 201.
A&M Wheelmen, Rudder Fountain for bike
tour, 11 a.m.
Class of ’79, Sophomore class bash, Quon-
set Hut, 8 to 12 p.m. ($3 per couple; $2
single).
Beta Alpha Psi, Initiation, Rudder 301,
11:45 a.m.
Accounting Society, Dan C. Lowe Memo
rial Golf Tournament, TAMU Golf Course,
2-5 p.m.
Beta Alpha Psi, Graduate Accounting Con
ference, Rudder 601, 8:30 a.m.
Accounting Society/Beta Alpha Psi, Awards
Banquet and Dance, Ramada Inn, 7:30 p.m.
(Cocktails 6:30 p.m.).
DANCE
The Golden Stallion
(6 mi. Hwy. 21 W. — Near A&M Annex)
Sat. April 2 — Willie Glover & The Trailiters
Dates of the First 10 Couples Free with ID card
Sun. April 13 — The Country Gentlemen — 7-11
Dance Contest Sunday — Free Case Beer to best couple — 2nd & 3rd
Prize — Free Cover Charge for next Dance
For Reservations call 823-1502 or 823-8998
Very good Country & Western Music
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Senator Candidates From Living Areas
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Senior
Steve C. Haley
Ken Donnelly
John Lahore
Junior
Dean Nelson
Steve Crews
Jim Huff
Sophomore
Steve Farrell
Jim Pratt
Krueger/Mosher
April Robertson
Michelle Marti
Beverly Gross
Aston/Dunn/Utay
George Gallagher
Mark "Eskimo” Kelly
George Plato Pappas
Keathley/Fowler/Hughes/Spence
Nancy Bunch
Kathy Elder
Hart/Lege tt/Law/Pury ear
open for write-in candidates
Walton/Mclnnis/
Schumacher/Cain/Hotard
Paul Knudson
James Permetti
Ed Ramos
Moses/Moore/Crocker/Davis-Gray
Richard T. David
University Apartments
Judi Stearman
Off-Campus
Graduate
Beth Krugler
Jerry Geary
Tommy Barker
U ndergraduate
Earle Weeks
Rex Kyle
L. A. (Lynn) Gibson
Sharon Taulman
Marc Young
Patty Johnson
Mark Alan Smith
Teresa Beshara
Laura Brockman
John (Fayne) Wilkes
David Applebaum
Bobby Tucker
Linda Sandstedt
Debbie Dollar
Michael Bruno
Susan Neblock
George “Dutch” Duytschaever
Stephanie Fuhrman
Billie M. Birdwell
Lea Evadre Anderson
Leesa Chiodo
Dane Hobbs
Ed Larsen
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GRILLED BEEF STEAK
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