The Battalion CHS Sportlight Easebail Workouts ers End ... › lccn › sn86088544 › ...Page 2 THE BATTALI-ON Thursday, March 18,1954 The Battalion Lawrence Sullivan Ross, Founder
The BattalionLawrence Sullivan Ross, Founder of Aggie
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What’s CookingTHURSDAY
7 p.m.—Runnel’s county hometown club meeting, room 106, Academic
building.
7:15 p.m. — Falls county A&M club meeting, room 126,
Academic building.
Pasadena hometown club meeting, room 305, Goodwin hall.
Bosque county club meeting, room 3B, MSC. .......
San Antonio club meeting, room 301, Goodwin hall. Final plans
for Easter party and club picture.
El Paso A&M club meeting, Academic building.
Corpus Christ! hometown meeting, MSC (not Academic building).
All members a^sked to attend.
Pecan Valley hometown club meeting, bulletin board in Academic
building. Plans for consolidation with Coleman county club.
Tyler-Smith county hometown club meeting, room 2C, MSC. Coffee
and cookies will be served.
7:30-—Brazoria county club meeting, room 208, Academic building.
Business meeting concerning the date for picture to be made for the
annual.
Milam county hometown club meeting, cabinet room YMCA.
East Texas A&M club meeting, room 227, Academic building.
Preparation for high school d;^y.
Orange hometown club meeting, room 301, Goodwin hall.
Texarkaifa FohiSStat'cs "c l u b meeting, r o o m 224, Acadeniic
building. Picture: for the Aggie- land will be discussed.
Caldwell county club meeting, room 3D, MSC.
Beaumont A&M club meeting, room 104, Academic building.
Selection for representative to Cotton Ball.
FRIDAY7:15 p.m.—Brazos Flyers Flying
club meeting, projection room of New Engineering building.
Movie
Will be Shown. Everyone interested in flying is invited to
attend.
7:30 p.m.—Loving county A&M club meeting, telephone booth-—
MSC. Picture for annual.
Lyall Visitsa/
Consolidated Music Classes
Dr«, Jack Lyall, professor of music education at Teachers
College, Columbia University and consultant for Silver Burdett
company is spending Wednesday and Thursday working with teachers of
music at* the' A&M Consolidated school.
He is., accompanied by Yates Dickinson, a Solver Burdett
representative.
Wednesday, Dr. Lyall gave demonstrations of teaching mu£ic in
the elementary grades, and discussed in elementary, faculty meeting
the public school music program.
Thursday he directed the 600 elementary pupils briefly singing
at Guion hall, where they spent the morning seeing “Peter Pan” and
the “Bear County” and hearing organ imisic by Mrs. J. B- Baty and
J>;ivi,d Mitchell, i luitei' ■ ■ ■of
CHS Sportlight
alter he Jemonikratecl te;^'bi4ig^ A - a ,!.. .. a sixth "grade
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