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THE BAT TALIUN
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1979
ALTERATIONS
IN THE GRAND TRADITION OF
OLD TEXAS WHERE MOTHER
TAUGHT DAUGHTER THE FINE
ART OF SEWING — SO HELEN
MARIE TAUGHT EDITH MARIE
THE SECRETS OF SEWING AND
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REDKEN
By SHERIE KELLER
Battalion Reporter
All eyes are on the horse and his
rider, the horse waiting with perked
ears for the signal from the rider,
the rider for the moment the calf is
let loose from the chute.
The rider knows eveiything must
work together, for to win the prize
he has one chance to rope and tie
the calf in the least amount of time.
All rodeo competitors know this
feeling and realize they will have
only a few chances to make it to the
top of the rodeo world. After a cer
tain number of years it is time to
hang up the ropes and spurs and
watch younger cowboys and cow
girls compete for the same prizes
they once did.
However, if these cowboys and
cowgirls happen to be Aggies, or
even former students, this weekend
they will receive another chance for
glory.
The All-Aggie Rodeo this year is
allowing former students of Texas
A&M University to come back and
perform. A special event, old man’s
calf roping for Aggies 35 years of age
and over has been added.
Sponsored by the Texas A&M
Rodeo Club, the rodeo is for former
and present students and the faculty
and staff of Texas A&M. Former
students do not have to be
graduates, they only have to have
had a Texas A&M I. D. numbed, said
Jim Price, president of the Texas
A&M rodeo club.
The rodeo will be held Friday and
Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the Snook
arena.
Events will include bareback
bronc riding, calf roping, steer
wrestling, saddle bronc riding, team
roping, girl’s barrel racing, goat ty
ing, girl’s breakaway, bull riding
and steer saddling.
This rodeo is not a scheduled col
legiate rodeo for national competi
tion, Price said. This year former
students were asked to compete.
Another difference in this year’s
rodeo is that it is being held off
campus.
Hub Baker, rodeo producer from
the Cross-D Ranch in Snook and
Ray Moss, owner of the Snook
arena, are allowing the club to hold
the rodeo there.
They are providing the stock and
arena and the club is providing the
advertising, programs and belt
buckles for prizes. The club receives
a percentage of the profit for its
scholarship fund, he added.
The scholarship fund provides
money for the top two or three cow
boys and cowgirls from high schools
and junior colleges who are in
terested in participating in the
rodeo program at Texas A&M.
The club does the scouting and
choosing and the scholarship fund
pays their tuition and books for the
years they participate in college
rodeos. Price said.
Moss also allows the club to prac
tice roping and barrel racing at the
Snook arena on Tuesday nights for a
small fee, providing the stock and
lights.
Area businesses have helped with
the rodeo by donating belt buckles
for first place and all-round cowboy
and cowgirl.
Entry fee for events is $30 per
person and the first four place win
ners in each event will receive a
percentage of the pot collected for
that event.
Several students competing in the
rodeo went to the National Rodeo
Finals last year at Lake Qurlf:
Mark Ivey won the regiou
down calf roping title andweL
the nationals. Mick and Did
rien, team ropers and BeckyJ
girl’s breakaway, also wenti
national contest.
Tickets for the rodeo are
Saturday night the club is
ing a dance featuring Red
from 9p.m. to 1 a.m. attheSl
Ballroom located 3 miles wi_
Snook, at the intersection
and FM 3085.
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The following students are candi
dates for office in the freshman elec
tions which will be Wednesday.
Running for president are Tom
Sutherland, Thomas Reynolds,
Charlotte English, Tracy Jordan,
Brad Clarke and Donald Mundy.
Also, Chip Hunt, St. John Barr
era, Rocky Path, Kary Venden,
Carol Rosaire and Dan Stedham.
Also, Mark Hix, Button Benton,
Ronnie Taylor, Matt Craig, Jeff Bis-
sey, Kevin Smith and David
Thrasher.
Candidates for vice president are
Jett Johnson, Pam Baldwin, Richard
DeLeon, Scott Roberts, Joseph
Cronin and Greg Maxton.
Also, Randall Garcia, Mike Cas-
tranova, Kelly Duffie, Bill Pilcher,
Mitchell Smith and Mike Lawshe.
Secretary-treasurer candidates
are Kurt Miller, Debbie Del Llano,
Diana Hordam, Robert Cline,
Bryan Wendt and Renee Eixmann.
Also, Jeff Cantrell, Gene Munn,
Laurie Athey and Russell Morgan.
Running for social secretary are
Doug Stapp, Mark Jones, Jeff
Greenwade, Cindy Smith and
Kathy Bartholomew.
Candidates for the seven
freshman senatorial positions are
Sean Patrick, Jeff Anthony, Te
Starr, Dan Butlerworth, Jeff Bissey
and Gregory Hanson.
Also, Thad Hill, Scott Staton, Tim
Timmerman, Mike Plank, Denis
Delaney and Sherryl Colley.
Also, Gerry Norvell, Dale Gib
son, Diane Hordam, Gigi Brewer,
Sandra Bass and Brown.
Also, Paul Cooper, Stia
Rahman, Jean-Claude Merci
Mario Rivera, Denise Campbelij
Donna Zimmerman.
Also, Charles Smith, Deli
Grove, Siobain Alexander/
Garrison, Jose Enriquez
Tommy Attaway.
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Also, Darryl Smith, Jef
George B. Georgiades, Chris i
Jeff Gubbels and William Healt
Also, Julie Young, Bruce Ci
Bruce Anderson, Brent Tai
David Poskey, Karen Ponislaf
Jeff Urban.
Also, Robert Sohm,
Johnson, Martha Mazeika,
Bramblett, Melissa Cosper,
Collins, Mary Ann French andli
Cfterry.
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M.-Th. 10 to 10 Sun. 11 to 11,
F.-S. 10 to 11
N ine Sul Ross ax\d T\vovcvas Reed
scTydiarstoips o} §1,DDD each have
been presented to freshmen in
Texas A&M University’s Corps of
Cadets.
Recipients of Sul Ross awards are
John G. Burt, Kaufman; Eric L.
Felder, Bryan; Gary A. Finkelman,
Houston; Ivan J. Gonzalez, Colom
bia, South America; Christopher J.
Honkomp, Wichita Falls, and Re-
'oecca ’Waco,
Reed scholarships were given to
Michael J. Briody, Allen; Arthur F.
Gamble III, New Caney, and Louis
E. Giroir, Houston.
The awards are for two years until
the recipient goes on ROTC con
tract in the junior and senior years,
unless the recipient gets a military
scholarship after enrolling at Texas
A&M.
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overweight
most of my
life. My friends
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recognize me
now!!
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wait mor
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from donations and investm/: Hancock
ceeds of two tracts of land in Hm Airport ?
ton given by Reed. HeitLl hye as he
graduate of A&M and a veterim DC-10. ]
in Houston. going-aw
Benefactors of Sul Ross sekt night,
arships are Clifton Carter, Te; Hanco
Wendlandt, Robert Langtoti^ with hig
Wade Watson, M. J. Neeley, Ck; We’re pi
ter Reed and Lewis Gross. when he
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