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n \ , se t in tile in the rotunda of the
jjemic building will he dedicated
jOa.m. Saturday as the Class of
official gift to the university,
ceremony will take place in the
jdemic building.
[he seal is 14 feet in diameter and
made up of thousands of indi-
ual tiles in 26 different colors,
ch of the tiles, imported from
615; Hi ‘xico, was originally 3/4 of an inch
l3 -635 anil diameter, but each has been spe-
Hy cut to fit into the pattern.
34-636; 1| [he artist who designed and con-
akota k ucted the seal is Joseph Hutchin-
nd Kans , i a member of the Department of
vironmental Design. He has been
6 Vin-inii irking on the project throughout
•59841), * rsemester, assembling it piece by
ah 593.51 ice at an off-campus location, to
588-58(i moved to the Academic building,
-ginia 5!(Me project is now complete,
w HamslThe concept of the Class of '78’s
570-52,]■( to the university originated in
l spring semester of 1976, during
Kentuch |e class’s sophomore year. The
30-482;\|nior Class Council appointed
fennessee Irstin Archer chairman of the class
489-446 ill committee to research ideas,
abama fiiMveral ideas were submitted for
)5. ■nsideration by the council, which
consisted of all interested class
members. Among these ideas were
a Texas A&M endowed scholarship,
a statue of Gov. Richard Coke, re
novation of the All Faiths Chapel,
and the seal of A&M to be placed in
a building on campus. For various
reasons, the first three ideas were
rejected and the council voted dur
ing the fall semester of 1976 to in
stall the seal in the Academic build
ing.
Three bids and sets of plans for
the seal were submitted to the gift
committee. The project was
awarded to Hutchinson on the basis
of price and because he was as
sociated with Texas A&M. Total cost
of the project was about $5,100
which was taken from money raised
by the class during the previous
three years.
The dedication ceremony Satur
day will include a reading of the his
tory of the seal given by Miss
Kerstin Archer.
Class President Andy Dufhe will
present the seal to Texas A&M Pres
ident Jarvis Miller. The program
will conclude with the singing of
“The Spirit of Aggieland” by the
Singing Cadets.
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