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(Continued from page 1) voted before. It is our respon­sibility not only to represent the 5,000 who did vote, but we must also reach the 9,000 who did not vote.”

"Now, the student government has taken the first step toward becoming truly representative. We must make every effort in this direction until every student at A&M is represented.”

"I’m really happy with the turnout” Gerry Geistweidt, Stu­

dent Senate president, said early this morning.

“We’ve had a record turnout and I’m real proud of that. It’s good to see so many students vot­ing and taking such an active part in the campaign” Geist­weidt added.

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Oceanography Given Texaco Fellowship

The university has been award­ed a Texaco Fellowship in Ocean­ography, announced Dr. Richard A. Geyer, department head.

Dr. Geyer said the 1970-71 fel­lowship will provide the recipient a $3,000 stipend and tuition.

Hr. Geyer to Chair Ocean Exploration

Dr. Richard A. Geyer, ocean- ography department head, has been named chairman of the In­ternational Decade of Ocean Ex­ploration Planning Panel.

The panel is being jointly established by the National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Engineer­ing at the request of the Na­tional Council on Marine Re­sources and Engineering Devel­opment.

College of Education (two sen­ior, junior and sophomore): Sen­ior—Ron Burke, 13; Carole Mur­phy, 12; Junior—Carl Richko, 21; Harvey Hudson, 20; Sophomore —Nanette Critchlow, 12; Bruce Brant, 10; Rennie Baker, 9.

College of Engineering (three senior, junior, and sophomore): Senior—Rick Rau, 186; Bill Brad- dy, 177; Malcolm Hofstetter, 156; Chris Shaw, 143; Don Branson, 119; George Walton, 81; Tom Moon, 77; Junior — Tony Best, 180; Ray Kopecky, 174; James McLeroy, 147; Steve Gilbert, 135; Joe Nix, 121; Mike Mohr, 114; Jack Bennett, 103; Larry Gordy, 54; Sophomore — Mark Jarvis, 188; Bill Darkoch, 186; Jimmy

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Slide Show Wins Regional First

A slide show on pollution pro­duced by the Forum for Environ­mental Studies won first place in regional competition Wednesday.

Sen. Ralph Yarborough and Mike Interbartolo, president of the national student chapter of the American Institute of Archi­tects, were featured speakers at the Regional Conference of Stu­dent Architects in Arlington.

Joe Flores, A&M chapter pres­ident, also spoke on his activi­ties in the National Task Force Committee on Architecture and Social Responsibilities.

Other delegates were Glen Thompson, Dwayne Loftice, Butch Roesler, Carl Christensen, Bill Voight and Tom Ellis.

Griffith, 186; Ron Clark, 179; Mike Glover, 173; Andrew Brosh, 117; David Stockard, 117; Ralph Bradshaw, 96; Rich Kongable, 91; Alex Gimarc, 89; Lynn Reed, 58.

College of Geosciences (one representative): Bill Reed, 21; Mike Essmyer, 12; Virginia West, 10.

College of Liberal Arts (two senior, junior and sophomore): Senior—Tom Henderson, 17; Ric Briscoe, 10; Kent Smith, 10; James Hawthorne, 4; Doug Fon­tana, 1; Junior—Bill Hamilton, 65; Tommy Mayes, 51; Kirk Hawkins, 49; Sophomore—Layne Kruse, 98; Sam Buser, 72; Charles Windwehen, 50.

College of Sciences—(one sen­ior, junior and sophomore): Sen­ior—Mike Barrett, 34; Randy Shapard, 34; Morris Patteson, 27; Junior — Sam Drugan, 76; George Hester, 46; Sophomore— Steve Hook, 49; Mike Lindsey, 48; Bill Jermyn, 46; Julie McCall, 33; Thomas Cox, 20; Cal Day, 15.

Pre-veterinary Medicine (two representatives): Debbi Drashpil, 133; Charlotte Gay, 90; Johna­than Kiel, 87.

Election Commission President —Mike Wiebe, 2435; Harry Need, 1934; Mike Moseley, 28.

Civilian Student Council Exec­utive Committee: President — Mark Olson, 2405; First Vice President—Gordon Pilmer, 2537; Second Vice President—Jean Mah, 2375; Secretary — Shelton Wal­lace, 2409; Treasurer—Paul Am­mons, 2302.

University Women: Chairman —Mary Hanak, 119; Vice Chair-

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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree Name: Pequegnat, Linda H.Degree: Ph.D. in Oceanograe: Th.n. in OceanographyDissertation: A STUDY OF DEEP-SEA

CARIDEAN SHRIMPS (CRUSTACEA: DECAPODA: NATANTIA) OF THEGULF OF MEXICO.

Time: May 6, 1970 at 3:30 p. m. Place: Room 103, Goodwin Hall

George W. Kunze Dean of Graduate Studies

THE GRADUATE COLLEGE Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree Name: Wert, Richard ThomasDegree: Ph.D. in Physical OceanographyDissertation: A BAROCLINIC PROG­

NOSTIC NUMERICAL MODEL OF THE CIRCULATION IN THE GULF OF MEXICO.

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Regalia for the May 1970 Commencement Exercise

All students who are degree of Doctor of Education areas well as the Doctor s caps and gowns. The hoods are to be left at the University

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Tuesday, May 19. hoods will not be

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Orders for these rings will be taken i- the ring clerk starting April 20, 1970,mg clerk starting

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Graduate Student Council: Ag­riculture (three)—Roger Sindt, 35; Ernie Davis, 29; Kamaluddin Hyder, 21; Michael Fields, 20; Robert Degner, 18; Robert Nash, 15; William Masch, 11; Architec­ture (one)—Dave Mayes, 10; Bob Segner, 3; Business Administra­tion (one)—Herb Gersbach, 12; Education (two)—Carolyn Adair, 28; Wayne Brungard, 21; Charles Hays, 13; Mickey Land, 7; Engi­neering (two)—Jim Helm, 40; Sayeed Hasan, 34; Mike Shrop­shire, 20; Ramlakhan Sinha, 8; Geosciences (one)—Jeanne Sni­der, 10; John Thomas, 5; Liberal Arts (one) —Sherman Roberts, 18; Science, (two)—C. A. Bed- inger, 60; Milton Hernandez, 16.

Sbisa Breakfast Hour ExtendedA continental breakfast line in

the Sbisa Annex will be kept open 15 minutes later next week on a trial basis, according to Pat Wertheim, chairman of the Civ­ilian Menu Committee.

Wertheim said Thursday that one line will be open 7-8:15 a.m. for late breakfast-goers. He said the committee had been working on the project a long time.

“We finally did it!”, Wertheim exclaimed.

He said the reason this plan hadn’t been tried sooner was be­cause there was doubt that enough help was available after that time to clean Sbisa before the 10:30 lunch rush began.

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