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The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas Thursday, September 17, ,1959 E 7 Eighty-four top high school i graduates have been named win- ners of four-year Opportunity 1 Award Scholarships at A&M, Dr. J. B. Page, dean of the College and chairman of the Faculty Commit- tee on Scholarships, said. An additional eight student? have been listed to receive other scholarships. Winners of the Opportunity Awards were chosen by the Facul- ty Committee on Scholarships of the College following statewide competitive examinations given to more than 600 candidates on April 25 and May 2. Opportunity Awards are valued at from $800 to $1,200, recipients receiving $200 to $300 a year for four years plus part-time employ- ment provided by the College. Win- ners are chosen after consideration of each candidates’ scholastic rec- ord, character, evidence of leader- ship in high school and financial circumstances. The plan was started hero 13 years ago and is supported by for- mer students, clubs, business cor- porations, foundations and individ- uals. Since its beginning in 1946, the plan has helped more than 1,200 capable high school graduates to enroll in college. Ninety per cent have eitlier graduated or are still going to ‘ sihoo) on Opportunity Awards. The 1959 winners of four-year scholarships are: ABILENE: Harrold Paul Cow- ley. ALICE: Jack Louis Gibbs. ALIEF: Dennis Keith McIntosh. AMARILLO: Alfred Wayne Hughlett and Marvin Albert Byars.’ ATHENS: Billie Wayne Davis. AUGUSTA: Lester Hoyle Beaird. • . - • BOY’S RANCH (OLDHAM COUNTY): Gary John Simon- and" Elmer Glen Mitchell. BRADY: Willis Franklin White- head. BRENHAM: Cordell Floyd Wiesepape. BROWNFIELD: Stephen Rais Loe. BRYAN: John Hamilton Smith. BURTON: Otto Charles Wilke. CANADIAN: John Paul Prich- ard and Joe Calvin Wheeler. CARTHAGE: Charles Joseph Buck. CENTER: Jasper Debb Bittick, CLYDE: Wesley Aubrey Robin- son. CROCKETT: Charles William Luker. DECATUR: Gervis Marion Webb. DEKALB: Roger Wayne Alexan- der. DIBOLL: Travis Ray Parker. DIMMITT: Gary Marvin Simms. DUMAS: Robert James Slape. EL PASO: William Edward Neu- gebauer. FORT WORTH: Andres H. Ybarra. GARLAND: Donald Paul Shirley and Gary Parker Willeford. GARRISON: James Rufus Mc- Lain. GRAHAM: Jerry Everette Hayes. HALLETSVILLE: Melvin Roy Rother, Dennis Joseph Svetlik and Sylvester Jerome Kutach. HASKELL: John Robei-t Ganna- way. HE ARNE: James Alfa Dotson. HEMPSTEAD: Chester Leon Bbrski.- •' - *•- ■ " " : HOUSTON: John Dale White, Jerry Don Morgan and John Paul Roberts. KENNARD: Gaylon Max Mc- Clinton. KERENS: Teddy Douglas Mayo. KERRVILLE: James Elbert Wright, Charles Henry Maurer and Dillard Wayne Fades. KILGORE: Bobby Gene Edney. KOPPERL: George W. Powell. LAREDO: Carlos Victoriana Me- jia. LONGVIEW: James Shepperd Lovick. MERIDIAN: Tommy Joe Schulze. MONAHANS: Joe Stanley Gra- ham Jr. MONTGOMERY: James Leslie Hulon. MT. PLEASANT: Fred Kirkland Blackard. NEDERLAND: James Caldwell Hilton. NEW BRAUNFELS: James Richard Noi-wood and Ray Allen Kappel. OLTON: James Nathan Bryant. QUITMAN: Willie Joe Nichols. RAYMONDVILLE: Roy Lee Stanley. ROSEBUD: Leslie Otto Sitz. SAN ANGELO: Joseph Edward Terral Jr. SAN ANTONIO: William Rew McKeen, George Anthony Johns- ton and Earl Martin Stenger. SCHULENBURG: Donald Ray- mand Boehm and Gene Frank Brossmann. SEAGOVILLE: Charles Dougles Freeman. 21 Aggie Grads Accepted At Various Medical Schools The Premedical Predental Com- I Emitted of. A&M has announced ;the acceptance of 21 students in the ' 1959'» Miisse1?’of Medicine and Den- : tistry in professional colleges of Texas and Memphis, Tenn. Dr. Howard L. Gravett, professor of * biology, is chairman of the com- mittee. Seven have been accepted to the University o f Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, 3 to the Uni- versity of Texas - Southwestei'n Medical College at Dallas, to Baylor University College of Med- icine at Houston, to the Univer- sity of Tennessee Medical College at Memphis and to the Univer- sity of Texas Dental College at Houston. Those accepted include: University of Tennessee Medical College at Memphis: Robert L. Coscia, Memphis Tenn. and Chai'- Welcome AGGIES North Gate Barber Shop See Us “For That Cut of Distinction” North Gate College Station les R. Moore of Houston. University of Texas Southwest- ern Medical College at Dallas: Cur- tis W. Boyd of Athens, Ben lii. Johnson of Groveton and John R. Steadman of Falls Church, Vir- ginia. Baylor University College of Medicine at Houston: Moss L. An- tony of College Station, Don W. Armstrong of Orange and Delma P. Posey of Mexia. University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston: Lowman Go- ber of.Mercury; Bob C. Jones of North Zulch, Robert W. Maniha, Ben P. Rosenthal and Don C. Saw- yer all of Houston, Bruno G. Ybarra and Agua Dulce and R. D. Stephenson of College Station. University of Texas Dental Col- lege at Houston: Paul Adams of Pt. Neches; Gus Alexander of San Angelo; Jerry P. Bent of Conroe; Glenn A. Blake of Lampasas; Jack C. Schwake of La Grange and W. C. Watkins of Bellaire. The Predental Premedical Com- mittee is composed of Dr. Gravett, chairman; Dr. George E. Potter, professor of biology; Dr. E. Mid- dleton, professor of chemistry; Dr. C. D. Laverty, professor of English; Dr. Joseph M. Nance, professor of history; Dr. H. R. Rakoff, assoc- iate professor of chemistry; Dr. A. B. Medlen, associate professor of biology; Ralph K. Russell, associ- ate professor of physics. John Mulhearn, a Wells Fargo messenger, recently tripped over a bag of money he was delivering to a New York City bank. He fra- ctured his left wrist, dislocated an elbow. No money was lost. WELCOME AGGIES FORWARD LOOK HEADQUARTERS for THE LOW PRICED PLYMOUTH — THE DEPENDABLE DODGE THE MAGNIFICENT CHRYSLER — THE EXCLUSIVE IMPERIAL FACTORY TRAINED SERVICE DEPARTMENT FOR ALL YOUR REPAIR NEEDS COMPLETE LINE OF MOPAR PARTS COME IN SOON! COMING SOON — THE DARING NEW DODGE DART HAESELL PLYMOUTH - DODGE - CHRYSLER - IMPERIAL DODGE ‘TOWER GIANT” TRUCKS 1411 Texas Ave. TA 2-3784 Serving Bryan Since 1922 SHINER: Calvin Charles Sim- per. SKELLYTOWN: Jesse Thomas McGee. SNYDER: Jimmy Darrel Guy. SPRINGLAKE: Milton David Hamm. SULPHUR SPRINGS: Harry Alan Payne. SWEETWATER: Edward Clote- worthy Marshall. TYLER: Joe Howard Gipson. VAN VLECK: Layne Delton Hoppe and Clyde Richard Bickham. VERNON: Alvin Leon May and Stanley Logan Williams. WACO: John Dryden Burton. WICHITA FALLS: William Kenneth Rundell and Bobby Wayne Sinclair. WINTERS: Nathan Roeneal Boles. YOAKUM: Robert Louis Thiele, Jr. and Rex William Moore Jr. Other scholarships have been listed for: AZLE: Ben Franklin Whitefield. DALLAS: Victor Mikulec. ELDORADO: Farris Glen Nixon. GLADEWATER: Jimmy Charles Jackson. HOUSTON: Weldon Andrew Lee. LIBERTY: Jacques James Mc- Millen. MEGARGEL: William Joseph Cepica. PALACIOS: Bobby Linden Brad- shaw. WJeicome ^Jei^hLor YouTl find what you want at CaldwelTs . . . the finest in watches, silverware and other finery ... at prices you can afford. There will be special days ahead . . . we have just the thing for Mom, Pop, brother or sister. Or if you’xe. thinking of your best girl, youTl find the beau- tiful and economical ... at Caldwell’s. Diamonds - Watches - Silverware Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair Caldwell' JEWELRY STORE 112 North Main Phone TA 2-2435 BryAn FREE! A NEW PORTABLE TYPEWRITER $139.47 VALUE FILL OUT THIS “NAME CARD” AND PERSONALLY DROP IT IN THE SEALED CONTAINERS AT . otis McDonalds BRYAN BUSINESS MACHINE CO. 429 SOUTH MAIN BRYAN Drawing will be by a famous Aggie On . . . WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1959 No box tops — No strings — No gimmicks. You don’t have to be present to win but you must be enrolled in A&M. NAME. ADDRESS............... ................. ....... -......... -......... -.......... i The Portable with the Special Characters For Writing Sub-scripts Exponent? and Formulas Ask Any Aggie They Buy More Olympias Than Any Other Portable PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS Guaranteed as long as you are in A&M otis McDonald’s BRYAN BUSINESS MACHINE CO. 429 South Main in Bryan
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The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas Thursday, September 17, ,1959 E 7
Eighty-four top high school i graduates have been named winners of four-year Opportunity
1 Award Scholarships at A&M, Dr. J. B. Page, dean of the College and chairman of the Faculty Committee on Scholarships, said.
An additional eight student? have been listed to receive other scholarships.
Winners of the Opportunity Awards were chosen by the Faculty Committee on Scholarships of the College following statewide competitive examinations given to more than 600 candidates on April 25 and May 2.
Opportunity Awards are valued at from $800 to $1,200, recipients receiving $200 to $300 a year for four years plus part-time employment provided by the College. Winners are chosen after consideration of each candidates’ scholastic record, character, evidence of leadership in high school and financial circumstances.
The plan was started hero 13 years ago and is supported by former students, clubs, business corporations, foundations and individuals.
Since its beginning in 1946, the plan has helped more than 1,200 capable high school graduates to enroll in college. Ninety per cent have eitlier graduated or are still going to ‘ sihoo) on Opportunity Awards.
The 1959 winners of four-year scholarships are:
ABILENE: Harrold Paul Cowley.
ALICE: Jack Louis Gibbs.ALIEF: Dennis Keith McIntosh.AMARILLO: Alfred Wayne
Hughlett and Marvin Albert Byars.’
ATHENS: Billie Wayne Davis.AUGUSTA: Lester Hoyle
Beaird. • . - •BOY’S RANCH (OLDHAM
COUNTY): Gary John Simon- and" Elmer Glen Mitchell.
BRADY: Willis Franklin White- head.
BRENHAM: Cordell FloydWiesepape.
BROWNFIELD: Stephen Rais Loe.
BRYAN: John Hamilton Smith.BURTON: Otto Charles Wilke.CANADIAN: John Paul Prich
ard and Joe Calvin Wheeler.CARTHAGE: Charles Joseph
Buck.CENTER: Jasper Debb Bittick,CLYDE: Wesley Aubrey Robin
son.CROCKETT: Charles William
Luker.DECATUR: Gervis Marion
Webb.DEKALB: Roger Wayne Alexan
der.DIBOLL: Travis Ray Parker.DIMMITT: Gary Marvin Simms.DUMAS: Robert James Slape.EL PASO: William Edward Neu-
gebauer.FORT WORTH: Andres H.
Ybarra.GARLAND: Donald Paul Shirley
and Gary Parker Willeford.GARRISON: James Rufus Mc
Lain.GRAHAM: Jerry Everette
Hayes.HALLETSVILLE: Melvin Roy
Rother, Dennis Joseph Svetlik and Sylvester Jerome Kutach.
HASKELL: John Robei-t Gannaway.
HE ARNE: James Alfa Dotson.HEMPSTEAD: Chester Leon
Bbrski.- •' - *•- ■ " " :HOUSTON: John Dale White,
Jerry Don Morgan and John Paul Roberts.
KENNARD: Gaylon Max Mc- Clinton.
KERENS: Teddy Douglas Mayo.KERRVILLE: James Elbert
Wright, Charles Henry Maurer and Dillard Wayne Fades.
KILGORE: Bobby Gene Edney.KOPPERL: George W. Powell.LAREDO: Carlos Victoriana Me
jia.LONGVIEW: James Shepperd
Lovick.MERIDIAN: Tommy Joe
Schulze.MONAHANS: Joe Stanley Gra
ham Jr.MONTGOMERY: James Leslie
Hulon.MT. PLEASANT: Fred Kirkland
Blackard.NEDERLAND: James Caldwell
Hilton.NEW BRAUNFELS: James
Richard Noi-wood and Ray Allen Kappel.
OLTON: James Nathan Bryant.QUITMAN: Willie Joe Nichols.RAYMONDVILLE: Roy Lee
Stanley.ROSEBUD: Leslie Otto Sitz.SAN ANGELO: Joseph Edward
Terral Jr.SAN ANTONIO: William Rew
McKeen, George Anthony Johnston and Earl Martin Stenger.
SCHULENBURG: Donald Ray- mand Boehm and Gene Frank Brossmann.
SEAGOVILLE: Charles Dougles Freeman.
21 Aggie Grads Accepted At Various Medical Schools
The Premedical Predental Com- I Emitted of. A&M has announced ;the
acceptance of 21 students in the ' 1959'» Miisse1?’of Medicine and Den-
: tistry in professional colleges of Texas and Memphis, Tenn. Dr. Howard L. Gravett, professor of
* biology, is chairman of the committee.
Seven have been accepted to the University o f Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, 3 to the Uni
versity of Texas - Southwestei'n Medical College at Dallas, to Baylor University College of Medicine at Houston, to the University of Tennessee Medical College at Memphis and to the University of Texas Dental College at Houston.
Those accepted include:University of Tennessee Medical
College at Memphis: Robert L. Coscia, Memphis Tenn. and Chai'-
WelcomeAGGIES
North Gate Barber Shop
See Us
“For That Cut of Distinction”
North Gate College Station
les R. Moore of Houston.University of Texas Southwest
ern Medical College at Dallas: Curtis W. Boyd of Athens, Ben lii. Johnson of Groveton and John R. Steadman of Falls Church, Virginia.
Baylor University College of Medicine at Houston: Moss L. Antony of College Station, Don W. Armstrong of Orange and Delma P. Posey of Mexia.
University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston: Lowman Go- ber of.Mercury; Bob C. Jones of North Zulch, Robert W. Maniha, Ben P. Rosenthal and Don C. Sawyer all of Houston, Bruno G. Ybarra and Agua Dulce and R. D. Stephenson of College Station.
University of Texas Dental College at Houston: Paul Adams of Pt. Neches; Gus Alexander of San Angelo; Jerry P. Bent of Conroe; Glenn A. Blake of Lampasas; Jack C. Schwake of La Grange and W. C. Watkins of Bellaire.
The Predental Premedical Committee is composed of Dr. Gravett, chairman; Dr. George E. Potter, professor of biology; Dr. E. Middleton, professor of chemistry; Dr. C. D. Laverty, professor of English; Dr. Joseph M. Nance, professor of history; Dr. H. R. Rakoff, associate professor of chemistry; Dr. A. B. Medlen, associate professor of biology; Ralph K. Russell, associate professor of physics.
John Mulhearn, a Wells Fargo messenger, recently tripped over a bag of money he was delivering to a New York City bank. He fractured his left wrist, dislocated an elbow. No money was lost.
WELCOME AGGIESFORWARD LOOK HEADQUARTERS
forTHE LOW PRICED PLYMOUTH — THE DEPENDABLE DODGE THE MAGNIFICENT CHRYSLER — THE EXCLUSIVE IMPERIAL
FACTORY TRAINED SERVICE DEPARTMENT FOR ALL YOUR REPAIR NEEDS
COMPLETE LINE OF MOPAR PARTS COME IN SOON!
COMING SOON — THE DARING NEW DODGE DART
HAESELLPLYMOUTH - DODGE - CHRYSLER - IMPERIAL
DODGE ‘TOWER GIANT” TRUCKS 1411 Texas Ave. TA 2-3784
Serving Bryan Since 1922
SHINER: Calvin Charles Simper.
SKELLYTOWN: Jesse Thomas McGee.
SNYDER: Jimmy Darrel Guy.SPRINGLAKE: Milton David
Hamm.SULPHUR SPRINGS: Harry
Alan Payne.SWEETWATER: Edward Clote-
worthy Marshall.TYLER: Joe Howard Gipson.VAN VLECK: Layne Delton
Hoppe and Clyde Richard Bickham.VERNON: Alvin Leon May and
Stanley Logan Williams.WACO: John Dryden Burton.WICHITA FALLS: William
Kenneth Rundell and Bobby Wayne Sinclair.
WINTERS: Nathan RoenealBoles.
YOAKUM: Robert Louis Thiele, Jr. and Rex William Moore Jr.
Other scholarships have been listed for:
AZLE: Ben Franklin Whitefield.DALLAS: Victor Mikulec.ELDORADO: Farris Glen Nixon.GLADE WATER: Jimmy Charles
Jackson.HOUSTON: Weldon Andrew
Lee.LIBERTY: Jacques James Mc-
Millen.MEGARGEL: William Joseph
Cepica.PALACIOS: Bobby Linden Brad
shaw.
WJeicome ^Jei^hLor
YouTl find what you want at CaldwelTs . . . the finest in watches, silverware and other finery ... at prices you can afford. There will be special days ahead . . . we have just the thing for Mom, Pop, brother or sister. Or if you’xe. thinking of your best girl, youTl find the beautiful and economical ... at Caldwell’s.
Diamonds - Watches - Silverware Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair
Caldwell'JEWELRY STORE
112 North MainPhone TA 2-2435
BryAn
FREE!A NEW PORTABLE TYPEWRITER
$139.47 VALUEFILL OUT THIS “NAME CARD” AND PERSONALLY DROP IT IN THE SEALED CONTAINERS AT .
otis McDonaldsBRYAN BUSINESS MACHINE CO.429 SOUTH MAIN BRYAN
Drawing will be by a famous Aggie On . . . WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1959
No box tops — No strings — No gimmicks. You don’t have to be present to win but you must be enrolled in A&M.
NAME.
ADDRESS............... ................. ....... -......... -......... -..........i
The Portable with the Special Characters
ForWriting
Sub-scripts Exponent?
andFormulas
Ask Any Aggie
They Buy More
Olympias Than Any
Other Portable
PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS
Guaranteed as long as you are in A&M
otis McDonald’sBRYAN BUSINESS MACHINE CO.
429 South Main in Bryan
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