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Three dedication ceremonk
set for Saturday afternoon
By JENNIFER CARR
Battalion Reporter
Dedication ceremonies for the
letters on the Kyle Field pressbox
and the sundial in the Floral Test
Gardens are scheduled for Satur
day afternoon with Texas A&M
President Frank E. Vandiver offi
cially accepting the gifts.
A plaque in memory of Col.
Richard J. Dunn, former Aggie
bandmaster and composer of the
music to “The Spirit of Aggie-
land,” also will be dedicated
Saturday.
The 16-foot bronze-colored
“Kyle Field” letters were donated
to the University by Thomas R.
Frymire, Class of ’47. Frymire
also donated money for the 12-foot
maroon ATM logo on the stadium.
PROGRAMMER/ANALYSTS - HOUSTON, TEXAS
Hughes Tool Company will interview Computing Science and Mathematics
degree candidates and Business Administration or Economics majors with six
or more hours of Data Processing coursework Thursday, October 8, 1981.
Candidates will interview for positions as Programmer/Analysts at Corporate
Headquarters in Houston, Texas.
Hughes Tool utilizes state-of-the-art hardware and software - IBM 3033
mainframe using MVS, CICS, TSO and JES2 supporting at large teleproces
sing network. Primary languages are COBOL and Mark IV utilizing on-line
editing, testing and inter-active debugging. Excellent opportunities for ad
vancement in a professional environment.
Register at the Career Planning and Placement Center, 10th floor Rudder
Tower.
The total project cost was about
$111,000, Wally Groff, associate
athletic director, said.
“It was basically (Frymire’s)
idea,” Groff said. “He said we
needed something (for the sta
dium) and we agreed. He actually
got the idea last fall after the sta
dium was completed.”
Robert S. Boyce, in the systems
architect’s office, went to work on
it, Groff said, and Charles J.
Goodwin, Class of ’42, solved the
problem of attaching the letters to
the press box. Goodwin is an en
gineer in Bryan.
Frymire will be honored with a
plaque to be placed near the ele
vators at the base of the letters
during the 3:30 p.m. dedication
ceremony. He will receive a pic
ture of his donation, Groff said.
The sundial, donated by Searcy
Bracewell, Class of ’38, is set for
dedication at 3 p.m. in the Floral
Test Gardens. The sundial, which
has only recently been land
scaped, is still missing a plaque.
“There is a plaque about four
feet across and about 12 or 14 in
ches high that tells how to use the
sundial,” said J. Wayne Stark,
special assistant to the president
in charge of cultural development.
Bracewell also will receive a
picture of his donation, which will
be displayed at the president’s
pre-game buffet.
In a separate dedication cere
mony, the Texas Aggie Band Asso
ciation will unveil a plaque in
memory of Col. Richard J. Dunn,
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who composed the music to.
Spirit of Aggieland.” Dura*
as Aggie Bandmaster from 1®
1946. He died in 1961.
“It’s just to be sure fe
name will be remember
what he contributed to lb
velopment of the Aggie
what it is today, and
cameraderie and the greil^ ft
and fun they had under*
Stark said.
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sented to Dunn’s wife in San!™
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By JOYCE HALLBAUER
Battalion Reporter
The Married Student Apart
ment Council will host a gathering
tonight to encourage couples to
participate in the council and in its
election of officers.
The meeting will begin at 7
p.m. at the Quonset Huts. Any
one living in Texas A&M Univer
sity’s married student housing will
be admitted by showing his apart
ment key.
Council President Brian Ste
wart said the officer elections will
be Sept. 29-Oct. 5. Residents can
cast their votes when they pay
October rent, he said.
The four open council offices
are vice president of student
affairs, vice president of automo
tive facilities, secretary and
treasurer. Candidates must be en
rolled in the University. About 20
representatives, students or
spouses, will be appointed later,
based on the number of residents
per complex.
Stewart said the council’s main
goal is to get people active. In
teraction among married students
is low, he said. They are too busy
with school or work and don’t want
to get involved, he said.
Communication has to be used
inside and outside the council to
correct problems in the complex,
Stewart said. It’s the responsibil
ity of everyone in the housing
complexes to care about others
and to act when problems are
noticed.
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Complaints about pari ^ ^ e !V
and violations of the kS |
handbook, which residat® j" t ^
ceive when they sign fe
tracts, are discussed by tkJ
rent uni
cil, Stewart said.
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If we can t resolve itoraBL,,.
in council, we go to the: lK ra , n
housing manager," he m-pyiost
can correct problems andi ,| 0!l t) ls
helpful. Bwevt
“We’re one of the hidde:i)iiig’s c
pus organizations at A&M, §| Text
wart said. The MSACrep^jch tc
over 1,400 people in the fa
ried student housing coin]
The MSAC has represent!!
Student Government and
MSC Council.
Red Cross to conduct CPR short com
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The local Red Cross Organiza- from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Lutheran a 50 cent book charge,
tion is conducting a cardio- Student Center, 315 College
pulmonary respiration class on Main. Interested personssh
There is no registration fee for tact the Red Cross offic
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YOUNG MARBXESD COUPLE wishing to become active in a close]
fellowship with other young couples.
Tired of looking at the same four walls? Are you in a rut? Do you]
feel out of place around singles? Do you feel a need for interaction]
with other married couples? Are you wishing your children as
excuse for not getting out?
We’re looking to serve your needs, while having fun!... throu$|
Bible study, fellowship, counseling, and social activities.
REWARD
Sorry, no money, hut you can cash in on the benefits of interaction
with other young married couples in TJCM (United Campus Ministry
of the Presbyterian, UCC, and Disciples at TAMU), Sunday at S
p.m. Please call 846-7172 for further information and location of |
meeting (P.S. Supper will he provided).
If you have information leading to the whereabouts of other couples,
please contact us or Mike Miller (UCM Campus Minister 693-2122.' j
We’re looking forward to meeting you this Sunday.
The
Battalion
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