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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1913 Long Horn Yearbook (Pg. 27-100)1 I II I I t 1 I I t I I 1 r r l 11II I r The Main Building Fire I I 1I l 27 I JJI I I II II J re v r I JI III 1 I I I I I I I I I j Laying the Y M C A Cornerstone 28 r I t J I J 1 I I The Houston Trip I l ii 29 Iit 7 C lIJ Jocr II Fl1r t Il I I I i I IIII I It I II d I l11 I i I I I i I Impressions 0 the A M College What most impresses a visitor on the occasion of his first trip to the Agricultural and Mechanical College is the immensity of the institution Few persons in Texas who have not visited the A and M College have anything like a comprehensive idea as to the size of the College with reference to campus and equipment Most of them before they visit the College are willing to admit that it is a great institution anc that it is conserving a great purpose but they are not prepared for the sight which meets their eyes when they first alight from the train or the trolley car at College Well hardly I shall not forget soon the sort of lost feeling that came over me when I fell off an 1 G N train one afternoon late during the holidays As far as I could see there were acres and acres of trees and seemingly no end to the number of buildings that poked their noses through the cedars and extended a welcome to the newcomer There were big brick buildings and then dozen of wooden structures which I afterwards came to learn constituted Honeymoon Row and pronounce that 0 long as in show please The grass was green and the trees were green and the few persons then on the campus were friendly ALL THE BOYS IN THE WORLD Then a day later boys began 0 flock back and my astonishment at the immensity of the campus which consists of 2416 acres and is adorned with several score buildings was overcome by my surprise at the number of boys enrolled I didn t know there were so many boys in the world and such boys too Fine chests and rugged physiques no disease could flourish among them except hookworm About the third day when they marched to the noon meal there were more than nine hundred of them I heard a farmer attending the Short Winter Course remark to a friend If those boys but take advantage of their opportunities here and apply themselves diligently to the work outlined for them Texas is safe and a few days later I came to appreciate fully the wisdom of that remark TRAINING IS VARIED For if I had been surprised at the vastness of the College grounds and at the value of the College equipment and later at the army of boys enrolled at A M that surprise was as nothing compared to the astonishment that was mine when I came to realize fully the great diversity of training given at the College I have been here now some ten weeks and have found that a boy can be taught to make anything from a kite to a dynamo how to build a good road how to secure from Mother Earth the choicest fruits the most valuable crops how to utilize to the greatest extent the electrical current how to operate a cotton mill how to cure the dumb brute of suf fering and restore him to health how to produce and how to market in a word to be at once a soldier and a citizen And with all of this technical training there is given a world of general instruc tion The boy is fitted for work in any of the arts crafts or sciences and too is 31 I I i I I I ft j lI IIII r III I I I IJI IIf I 1 I given sufficient academic instruction to properly inform him and give him polish and refinement to develop him into a well rounded man Athletic activity so essential to the proper development of the body is insisted upon and under competent instruction the cadets are trained in athletic pursuits that provide at once wholesome amusement and essential physical development for the boy The social life is soon to be quickened by the completion of the handsome Y M C A building which will be fitted with reading rest and various amusement rooms All lines of Y M C A work will be carried out under the direction of a paid general secretary The campus is amply supplied with tennis courts and baseball grounds so that although a boy may not be sufficiently expert along any certain line of athletics to make the teamhe stillis notdeprived of the use of tennis courts or baseball grounds A well equipped natatorium adds materially to the comfort of the cadets 1 I I il I 11 1 1 II BACK TO THE SOIL But to hark back to this study thing It hasn t been many years since the Agricul tural School was the little end of the horn so to speak at the Texas A M College But you can t keep a squirrel on the ground and neither could the intelligent farmers of the State be kept froni realizing that their sons could not succeed as farmers unless they fitted themselves properly to perform that calling Hence the enrollment in this School has grown with the years and instruction on every topic of possible interest to the farmer is now given I I I I Four separate courses are offered in Agronomy Horticulture Animal Husbandry and Dairying as well as a two year course in Agriculture It is the object of these courses to give young men a thoroughly practical and scientific training in those branches of science which relate to agriculture and at the same time to give a general training in the English language History Physics Chemistry and Mathematics The School of Agriculture comprises eight complete departments Agronomy Animal Husbandry Biology Dairy Husbandry Entomology Extension Horticulture and Veterinary Science AGRONOMY comprises the theory and practice of the production of field crops In this department instruction is given in those subjects which relate especially to theI 1II I 32 Jii l field and its affairs such as soils farm crops seed selection plant breeding irrigation and drainage farm powers farm motors farm machinery and farm management It is the purpose of this department to train the student to produce maximum crops and at the same time keep the soil permanently productive Judging feeding breeding and management of livestock is taught by the Department 1 r tIt I I of ANIMAL HUSBANDRY The courses are designed to give the student a thoro gh understanding of the livestock business in all of its phases and to better fit him for work in this line whether it be stock farming ranching teaching or investigation The work of the BIOLOGY Department is designed to furnish the student with that accurate and thorough knowledge of the structure and functions of plants and of a imals which is essential for those who purpose to engage in the arts of Agriculture and Horticulture Especial emphasis is laid upon the laboratory work where the student is induced to form habits of independent observation and thought The courses of study offered in the DAIRY HUSBANDRY Department are for the purpose of giving special training in the manufacture and handling of dairy products The College Creamery which is run in connection with this department affords laboratory facilities for working out the practical problems involved in these coursesI f The courses in the ENTOMOLOGY Department are so arranged as to give studentG in Agriculture a practical knowledge of the lives habits and economic importance of insects The department is equipped with wax models showing external and internal anatomy of various insects with dissecting tools and microscopes a collection of in s cts for reference and a good entomological library for students use 33 I I I iIII I II I1I I1 II I I I I I I f t tf rr The HORTICULTURAL Department has a twofold purpose first to develop scientific Horticulture and secondly to properly equip students to become practical truck and fruit growers Especial stress is laid on fruit growing and students are given work along the lines of tree dentistry budding grafting spraying and other branches df work essential to practical fruit production The Veterinary Science Department is extremely fortunate in having two of the best veterinarians in the country The class rooms and laboratories are fairly well equipped with books skeletons diseased bones tumors parasites charts etc A small hospital erected in 1908 affords opportunity to witness surgical operations and the management and treatment of sick animals The Department of AGRICULTURAL EXTENSIONS was established for the purpose of extending the benefits of the College to men actively engaged in farming and to others interested in agricultural pursuits but not in a position to enter upon a regular college course They give correspondence courses short winter course help promote agricultural work at Fairs send out demonstration trains and carryon Boys and Girls Club work over the state The main station of the TEXAS AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION is located on the campus in connection with the College as a department It has a working staff composed of a chemist an entomologist an agronomist a botanist a 34 Jl lif v0 r I J 1I III I I 11 I I r p fIf4 I I I I rt I li 1 i J I ir j t I l I III I l1 t plant patl ologist and physiologist a veterinary surgeon a horticulturist an animal hus bandryman and their assistants They are doing a great work in experimenting alongallagriculturallinesandfromtimetotimetheseexprimentsarereportedinbulletin form and sent free upon application to the farmers of the state and others interested in agricultural developmentThereisagreatdemand for well posted men in any of the lines of agricultureandtheSchoolofAgricultureissendingoutsuchmeneveryyearwhobecomelead ers in the work they take up CIVIL ENGINEERING Long before school closes in June Jimm ieNagle Dean of the School of CivilEngineeringandProfessorofthatsubjectreceivescallsforyoungengineersThese calls come from railroads and big construction companies and the demand is alwaysinexcessofthesupplyAndtheworthofthetraininggivenboysinthisdepartmentisattestedbytheprominentpositionsnowheldbyAMgraduates The department is well equipped and before another year has passed it is expected t hat a well equipped hydraulic laboratory will be provided for the students of this department At present every kind of an instrument needed by an engineer is to be 3 ii 1I II t I I I I LI I I IiII 1 I II i l II J L I I found in the laboratroy but the instructors in this department are demanding that a separate building for hydraulics be provided and it looks as if their wish will be grantedThework in this department is especially practical Cadets are kept busy at practiceandexcursionstoimportantengineeringworkstomakeobservationsaretakeneach year Instruction along the lines of highway cOllstruction location maintenance andconstructionofwaterworkssystemsprotectionlleveesirrigationanddrainagecanalsandditchesreservoirsbridgesmasonrystructuresthesurveyingandmappingof areas and drafting is given ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING The ElectrialEngineering Department is one of the most fully equipped depart ments o tlfe College Every kind of electrical appliance is to be found in the labora 36 I r I r I I I II I J tories of the new building of this school One especially good feature of the work is that the most successful electrical engineers of the South are brought to A M to talk to the students of this department on subjects of vital importance The College maintains its own power plant and the boys are given practical in struction here The recent addition of a wireless telegraph station affords additional Nor has Architecture and Architectural Engineering been neglected at the A M College A regular four year course designed to fit men to hold high positions as architects is offered This work includes general c ourses in English history economics military science mathematics physics chemistry and geology technical courses in drawing descriptive geometry perspective pen and ink and water color rendering ar chitectural history architectural design surveying and leveling materials of construc tion mechanics of materials stresses in roof and bridge trusses structural designing masonry construction sanitary engineering electric lighting and wiring heating and ventilation and building construction 37 I I I J r IIIJ I1i I I I I I I I j II I r I I I I t MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Inasmuch as mechanical engineering is essentially the base of all eng neeringespecialstressislaidontheworkofthisdepartmentTheMechanicalEngineeringSchoolisequippedwithawoodshopforgeshopmachineshopandatoolroomall well equipped with various appliances and appurtenances essential to proper instruc tion It is the object of this department to prepare the student in the elements of mechanical engineering and give him such training as will fit him to design construct and erect machinery power plant equipment and to operate this with the greatest economy of labor and materials and to the greatest degree of efficiency TEXTILE ENGINEERING Realizing the importance of the cotton industry in Texas authorities at the CollegedecidedtoestablishatextilemilltobeoperatedinconnectionwiththeCollegeand to fit men to manage mills The work of this mill enhanced by a wide variety erf machinery gives employment to a number of skilled workmen and at the same time affords instruction for the students Sheeting is manufactured at the mill which ispracticallyselfsupporting And then after the mill was established the College heads took another thoughanddecidedtoestablishaSchoolinCottonClassingCottonproductionnaturallybringsontheproblemofcottonmarketingandsounderthedirectionofJBBagley t 38 L c I j I I OJ I J I I I and C S Tatum experienced mill and cotton men students are taught to class cottonwithalloftheexpertnessofanoldtimemarketman CHEMICAL ENGINEERING That young men may be fitted for the work of commercial analysts and controlchemistsandfortechnicalworkinevaluatingtherawmaterialswhichundergochemicalchangesinprocessofmanufactureinindustriesdealingwithcottonseedproductssuarpetroleumetctheDepartmeltofChemicalEngineeringhasbeenaddedtotheCollegecurriculumLaboratoriesfullyequippedwithallofthenecessaryapparatustoaffordthisinstructionaremaintainedintheChemistryBuilding I I 1 III r I 1I I J I I m J I J i J tll I j f I i 1 I Ir I I J 39 J I I II fU I 40 1 I l I I J j 1 I I I I I I J1 I 1 1Zl f1 p R T MILNERPresidentoftheAMCollege of Texas I rI I I I II I Ir 1 1 It EDWARD E COEN B S Instructor in Farm Crops Graduated Miss A M InAgricultureSuptLNDantz ler Lbr Co s Farms GulfportMissSummerworkUniversi ty of Illinois Urbana Instruc tor N atchitoches Parish LaAgriculturalHighSchoolIn structor of Agriculture andChemistryHighSclioolAshlandOreInstructorFarm CropTexas Agricultural andMechanicalCollege i S A McMiL B S Assistant Profess Agronomy Texas Agricultural ir chanical Colloge BUniversityofMissouri School 09 Instructo of Industrial Arts 09atedAmesSchoolof A ture 10 University ofsouriSummerSchoolIt structor in AgricultureAgriculturalandMecha College 10 12 Assistant PifessorofAgronomy12 0 Soils i the Agricultural sity of Minneso aduate of Kansas tural College B 11 Teacher in y High School Cen fa 11 12 Instruc ils Agricultural and al College 12 In t in Soils Texas Agria1andMechanicalCollege13PO 1 J 7 44 T t ft JOHN C BURNS B S Professor of Animal Husbandry Texas Agricultural and Medhanical College B S 04 As sistant in Animal Husbandry 04 07 Deputy Feed Inspector 06 07 Professor of Animal Husbandry Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College 07 12 Post Graduate School at Ames 10 j I 1 I I I I LJ j r It F W BELL B S A CARL N KENNEDY B s f t I Instructor in Animal Husbandry Cornell University B S A 11 Instructor in Animal Husbandry Iowa State College B S 12 GEO S TEMPLETON B S Assistant Professor of Animal Husbandry University of Missouri B S 11 I 45 1 i r I I I JOHN C BURNS B S Professor of Animal Husbandry Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College B S 04 AssistantinAnimalHusbandry0407DeputyFeedInspector0607ProfessorofAnimalHusbandryTexasAgriculturalandMecanicalCollege0712PostGraduateSchoolatAmes10 v k I t y1la f L 1 g JII F W BELL B s A CARL N KENNEDY B s Instructor in Animal Husbandry Cornell University B S A11 Instructor in Animal Husbandry Iowa State College B S 12 GEO S TEMPLETON B S Assistant Professor of Animal Husbandry University of Missouri BS11 45 I I I I I 1y S J FOUNTAIN B S A 1 A Professor of Architecture a d Architectural Engineering Agricultural and Mechanical College 01 University of Illi ncis OS Ecoles des Beaux Arts Paris 06 08 Practicing Arc1itect 08 12 Member American Institute of Architects G A GIEST FREDERICK REDLICH AL VA MITCHELL B S C E Professor of Drawing Central College Texas B S 92 Texas Agricultural and Me chanical College B C E 94 Teacher in Public Schools 94 02 Assistant in Drawing Tex as Agricultural and Mechanical College 02 Instructor in Drawing OS Assistant Pro fessor 10 Professor of Draw ing 12 Instructor in Drawing Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art Art Students League New York Art Staff of New York Journal Pliiladelphia American Philadel phia Press and Philadelphia Led ger Instructor in Drawing Texas Agricultural and Mechani cal College 09 12 Instructor in Drawing Graduated from the Polytech nic High School Stuttgart Ger many in 04 as Architect Civil Service in Germany 05 08 Missouri Pacific R R Com pany St Louis Mo 08 09 Instructor in Drawing at the Virginia Polytechnic School 09 11 B J MANSFIELD B S Texas Agricultural and Me chanical College B S 12 In structor in Drawing and De scriptive Geometry 12 13 nr 46 OSCAR M BALL M A Ph D Professor of BiologyUniversityofVirginiaBA97Fellow of Botany 97 98ProfessorofChemistryandBiologyMillerSchoolVa9700UniversityofBonnGermanyUniversityofLeipzigGermanyMAPhD93MemberGermanBotanicalSocietyMemberAmericanPhytopathologicalSocietyMemberAmericanGeographicalSociety 1 I W M WINTON B S M S Instructor in BiologyVanderbiltUniversityB SMS08InstructorinBiolo gy and Geology Epworth University0809ProfessorofBiologyStateNormalSchoolEdmondOkla0911 HUGH CASSIDY A B A M Instructor in BiologyCentralUniversityAB 09CentralUniversityAM10InstructorinBiologyTexasAgriculturalandMechanicalCollege0911 J J cI ii I i I 1 1 1 1I J 11 1 J 41 A H E HAYDEN JR A B M A Assistant Professor of Biology Princeton University A B 05 University of Virginia MA07FelIowinGeologyVanderbiltUniversity0708Mas ter Jefferson School for BoysCharlottesvilleVa0910GraduateoftheSchoolofBi ology University of Virginia10InstructorinBiologyTex as Agricultural and Mechanical College 10 12 Assistant Pro fessor 12 13 I1I I J Ift J II I I I 1 J C BLAKE B S Ph D Professor of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering University of Colorado B S 01 Fellow Yale University 02 03 Yale Ph D 03 Research Association Physical Chem istry Massachusetts Institute of Technology 03 05 Assis tant Physicist National Bureau of Standards 06 Professor of Chemistry Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College 06 09 Professor of Chemistry and Chemica Engineering 09 13 II I I l I CHARLES CLEVELAND HEDGES B S A B Ph D Associate Prof ssorof Agricultural Chemistry Kentucky State University B S 06 Cornell University A B 08 Ph D 12 Assistant in Agricultural Chemistry Cornell University 06 08 Instructor in Agricultural Chemistry Cornell 08 12 Associate Professor of Agricultural Chem istry Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College 12 W P NELSON Instructor in Chemistry Missouri State University Chemist American Steel Foundries 05 06 Head Chemist St Louis Steel Company 07 08 Assistant in Chemistry Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College 09 12 Instructor 12 I I M K THORNTON B S Assistant in Chemistry Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical CollegeBS09AssistantChemistTennesseeCoal Iron and Railroad Company 09 11 Assistant in Chemistry Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College 11 13 JNO W NEWTON B S Assistant in Chemistry Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College 12 Assistant in Chemistry 12 13 48 I 1 Pearle Windrow B CROCKETT B S C E Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College B S 08 Texas Agricultur l and Mechanical Col lege C E 09 General Civil Engineering in Mexico 09 11 1I i J I 4 1 I J1 I I JI t D W SPENCE B S C E Professor of Structurai Engineering University of Texas B S 89 University of Michigan C E 91 Chief Draftsman South Halsted Street Iron Works Chicago 91 92 As sociate Professor of Civil Engineering and PhysicsandDrawingTexasAgriculturalandMe chanical College 92 99 Professor of Physics 99 03 Associate Professor of Civil Engineering 03 08 Professor of Structural Engineering 09 12 ROBERT POTTS A B B S C E Professor of Highway Engineering Strawn College A B 06 Texas AgriculturalandMechanicalCollegeBS06CE07 Instructor in Mathematics Texas Agricultural and M echanical College 07 09 Assistant Pro fessor of Civil Engineering 09 10 Associate Professor of Highway Engineering 10 12 Pro fessor of Highway Engineering 12 J Ii 1 Crockett Ritchie IiI I I I 1I 1 R WINDROW B S Instructor in Civil Engineering Texas Jl ricultural and Mechanical College B S 06 with United States Engineering Depart ment on Mississippi River 06 07 Transit Man G C S F Ry and T C Ry 07 09 Resi dent Engineer G C S F Ry 09 11 tIiI I RUFUS S PEARCE B S Instructor in Civil Engineering Farm Terracing Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College B S 11 with Enginering Department of C B Roulet 11 12 Instructor in Civil Engineering 12 i f 49 IIiI C NAGLE B S M A C E M C E Professor of Civil Engineering University B S 89 M A 92 Western University of Pennsylvania C E 92 Cornell University M C E 93 Topographer for the Geological Survey of Texas 89 90 Drafts man Pittsburg Bridge Co summer of 92 Chief Engineer Brazos and Burleson R R Co summer of 94 Assistant Chief Engineer H E W T R R Co July 99 to January 1900 Agent and Expert in Irrigation Investigations United States Department of Agriculture 99 02 Consulting Engineer Mem ber American Society of Civil Engineers Member Society for Promotion of Engineering Education Fellow A A A 1 Past President Texas Academy of Science Engineer Burleson County Improvement District No 1 1908 to date Professor of Civil Engineering Texas Agricultural and Mechanical Col lege since 1890 I II I 50 F C BOLTON B Professor of Electrical EngineeringMississippiAgriculturalandMechanicalCollege B SGraduateWorkUniversityofChicagoUniversityofWisconsinCornellUniversityAssociateProfessorofPhysicsndElectricalEngineeringMississippiAgriculturalandMechanicalCollege0506ProfessorofElectricalEngineeringTexasAgriculturalandMechanicalCollege09AssociateMemberAmericanInstituteofElectricalEngineersMemberSPEE P W GUMAERABBS Instructor in ElectricalEngineering University of Illinois A BinMathematicsUniversityofIllinoisBSinElectricalEngineeringInstructorinElectricalEngineeringatTexasAgricidturalandMechanicalCollege13 J E LEAR E E Associate Professor of ElectricalEngineering Virginia Polytechnic Institute01TexasAgriculturalandMechanicalCollegeEE09SpecialWorkCornellUniversity0102GeneralElectricCo0305InstructorofPhysicsandElectricalEngineeringTexasAgriculturalandMechanicalCollege0509AssociateProfessorofElectricalEngineering0912AssociateMemberAmericanInstituteofElectricalEngineers 51 i I I l fI II J I 4 Ii 11 I I 1 O B WOOTEN B So Assistant Professor of ElectricalEngineering Mississippi Agricultural andMechanicalCollegeBS08InstructorinPhysicsandElectricalEngineering0809InstructorinPhysicsTexasAgriculturalandMechanicalCOllege0910ResearchFellowEngineeringExperimentStationUniversityofIllinois1011InstructorinElectricalEngineeringTexasAgriculturalandMechanicalCollege1113 ff 1 t I C P FOUNTAIN A M Professor of Eng ish Student Howard College Alabama 75 76 Graduated at Southern Theological Seminary 88 Honorary Degree of M A Howard College 96 President Keachie Male an d Female Col lege 86 89 Chaplain Texas Agricultural and Mechanical Col lege 89 90 Professor of English Baylor Female College 90 97 Harvard University A M 98 Instructor in English Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College 00 Associate Professor of English 01 02 Professor of English 02 13 W H THOMAS B Lit Assistant Professor of English University of Texa3 B Lit 02 Teacher of Latin Cuero High School 02 03 Latin and German Bonham High School 03 06 English Victoria HighSchool0506InstructorinEnglishTexasAgriculturaland Mechanical College 06 10 As sistant Professor of English 10 13 52 I1lr J iThomasRossBresslerBONNERFRIZZELLABBSInstructorinEnglishTexasChristianUniversityAB09StudentAssistantinEnglishTexasChristianUniversity0708NewsEditorWacoTribune0910ColumbiaUniversityBS11InstructorinEnglishAgriculturalandMechanicalCollege1113 L L CLICK B S E I fI 1 l Instructor in EnglishUniversityofTennessee1012B S E InstructorinEnglishTexasAgricUlturalandMechadcalColleie1213 R G BRESSLERBAMAInstructorinEnglishandPublicSpeakingValparaisoUniversityBA08WoffordCollegeMA10PhysicalDirectorWoffordCollege0810InstructorinEnglishandPublicSpeakingTexasAgriculturalandMechanicalCOllege1013 E c ROSS Instructor in English Brown Ph B 08 HarvardAM09InstructorinEnglishLiteratureatDePauwUniversity0910GraduateStudentinEnglishatHarvard1011 J I I53 11 Gunter Powell Woods Cofer U P POWELL B A M A Richmond College Virginia B A 03 Uni versity of Virginia M A 10 Completed class work towards Ph D in University of Virginia 12 Principal Morrisville High School 05 07 Instructor Alderson Baptist Academy West Vir ginia 03 Fort Union Military Academy 05 Instructor in Texas AgriCUltural and Mechanical College 12 13 D B COFER A B Instructor in English Kentucky Central A B 07 Instructor Ar kansas College 07 08 Instructor in Latin and English Southwest Baptist Academy Boliver Mo 08 09 Graduate Student in Latin and Eng lish University of Chicago 09 10 Instructor in English Texas Agricultural and Mechanical Col lege 10 13 PERCY G GUNTER M A Instructor in English A B Elon College North Carolina 09 University of North Carolina M A 10 Teacher of History and English in Chester S C High School 10 11 W W WOODS Instructor in English University Military Sichoo Mobile Alabama 07 08 Uni versity of Virginia 08 11 In structor in English Agricultural and Mechanical College of Tex as 11 12 12 13 54 I WILMON NEWELL B S M S Profesor of Entomology Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts B S 97 M S OQ Instructor Zoology Iowa State College 97 99 Assistant Entomologist Ohio Experimental Station 99 02 Assistant State Entomologist and Instructor in Entomololy Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College 02 State Ento mologist of Georgi 04 05 Entomologist Louisiana Experi mental Station and Secretary State Crop Pest Commission 04 09 Entomologist Texas Experimental Station and State Entomologist of Texas 10 Professor of Entomology Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College 10 13 F B PADDOCK B S E Assistant Prof ssor of Entomology Colorado Agricultural College B S E 11 ExperimentalistoftheGreatWesternSugarCoSterlingColorado0811 Instructor in Entomology Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College 11 12 Assistant Professor of Entomology Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College 12 13 Assistant Ento mologist of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station 11 13 WILLIAM HARPER DEAN B S Instructor in Entomology Virginia Polytechnic Institute B S Assistant State Ento mologist of Virginia Assistant State Entomologist of GeorgiaAssistantStateEntomologistofLouisianaAgentandExpertUnitedStatesBureauofEntomologyAssistantStateEntomologistofTexasAssistantEntomologistTexasExperimentalStation 55 A I Paddock I O H SELLERS B Ph B S In Charge Correspondence Courses Student State Normal College Troy Alabama 00 04 B Ph State Normal College Troy Alabama05PrincipalGeigerHighSchoolGeigerAlabama0506SecretarytoDirectorAlabamaExperimentStationAuburnAlabama0612BSinAgricultureAlabamaPolytechnicInstituteAuburnAlabama12AssistantinExtensionDepartmentAgriculturalandMechanicalCollegeofTexasinhargeofCorrespondenceCourses1213 c M EVANS B S M S A Superintendent of Extension Department Student in Animal Industry Department Agricul tural and Mechanical CoHege of Texas 07 08 B S in Agriculture Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas 08 Graduate Assistant in Animal Industry Department Iowa State College Ames Iowa 08 09 M S A in Agriculture Iowa State College Ames Iowa 09 Professor of Agriculture Lenox College 09 10 Assistant in Extension Work Ames Iowa 10 Superintendent of Extension De partment Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas 10 c B NICHOLS Secretary Extension Department Student and Graduate Tyler Business College 07 Bookkeeper Wholesale Dry Goods House in Galveston 07 08 Manager for M B Com pany Montgomery Texas 08 11 Manager Com missary New Willard Naval Stores Co 12 Secretary Extension Department Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas 12 13 56 Williamson Rosa H H WILLIAMSON B S Assistant in Extension Department Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas State AgentinChargeBoysandGirlsClubWork in Texas in Co operation with United States Department of Agriculture B S in Agriculture Agricultural and Mechani cal College of Texas 11 Assistant in Extension Department 11 District Agent Club Work in Co operation with United States Department of Agriculture 12 State Agent in Charge BoysandGirlsClubWorkinTexasinCooperationwithUnitedStatesDepartmentofAgriculture 13 R R ROSA B s Assistant in Extension Department B S in Agriculture Agricultural and Mechani cal College of Texas 12 Assistant in Extension Department 12 13 I Proctor Rogers W F PROCTOR State Agent Farmers Co operative Demonstration Work Student Add Ran College 76 77 Student AgriculturalandMechanicalCollegeofTexas7879 Farming and Traveling Representative of Large Commercial Manufacturing Company 82 87 Aided in Founding the Farmers Co operativeDemonstrationWork04StateAgentinDemon stration Work for East Texas 05 12 State Agent in Demonstration Work representing U S Department of Agriculture Bureau of PI nt Industry Farmers Co operative Demonstration Work and Agricultural and Mechanical CollegeExtensionDepartmept1213 MISS BETTY ROGERS Assistant in Extension Department AgriculturalandMechanicalCollegeofTexasinCharge of Girls Club Work in Texas Teacher in Sabinal High School 04 06 Stu dent in Southwest Texas Normal School 06 08GraduateSouthwestTexasNormalSchool08 Student College of Industrial Arts 08 12 Gradu ate College of Industrial Arts 12 Instructor in Domestic Science Department Eagle Lake HighSchool12AssistantExtensionDepartmentAgriculturalandMechanicalCollegeofTexasin Charge Girls Club Work in Texas 13 57 B YOUNGBLOOD B S M S Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas B S 02 M S 07 Superintendent Smith s Alfalfa Farm and Ranch Grayson County Texas 03 Principal Henderson Public Schools 03 05 Principal Mineola High School 05 06 Super intendent City Schools Paul s Valley Oklahoma 07 Assistant Agriculturist United States Department of Agriculture in cJ1arge of Farm Management Investigations in Texas Okla homa New Mexico and Arizona 07 11 Director Texas Agri cultural Experiment Station 11 58 O F CHASTAIN Professor of History and Economics Educated at Weatherford College Sam Houston Normal and Baylor University Superintendent of Stephenville Public Schools 94 01 Stamford Public Schools 04 08 State Board of Examiners 05 tate Textbook Board 08 Professor of History Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College 08 13 R W CANFIELD B Pd Instructor in History Idaho State Normal College B Ph 00 Gradu ate Student 01 02 Principal of Schools Mer idian Idaho 03 04 Principal High School Coeur d Alene 05 06 University of Virginia0710SuperintendentNormalTrainingSchool Port Royal Virginia Instructor in English Tex as Agricultural and Mechanical College 10 13 R H LEAVELL A B Associate Professor of History and Economics Harvard University A B 01 Instructor in Political Science University of Pennsylvania 10 11 59 1 J W RIDGEWAY B S M S Acting Professor of Dairy Husbandry Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College B S 05AlabamaPolytechnicInstituteMS09InstructorMississippiAgriculturalandMechanicalCollege0507UnitedStates Department of Agriculture Dairy Division 07 Initructor in Dairy Husbandry Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College1013 H G CARPENTER B S Instructor in Dairy Husbandry Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College B S 10OntariaAgriculturalCollegeSummer10UniversityofWis consin Summer 12 J C PATTERSON B S Assi tant in Dairy Husbandry Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas B S 12 Carpenter 60 EDWIN JACKSON KYLE B S B S A M S A Professor of Horticulture nd Dean of the chool of Agriculture Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College B S 99 Cor nell University B S A 01 M S A 02 J II II I G H BLACKMON B S Assistant Professor of Horticulture Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College B S 10 Assistant in Horticulture Texas Agri cultural and Mechanical College 10 11 Gradu ate School of Agriculture Summer 12 A T POTTS Assistant Professor of Horticulture Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College B S 07 Superintendent Beeville Station 08 12 Graduate School of Agriculture summer 12 I JJ I 61 IItr CHARLES PURYEAR l M A J Sc C E Dean of College and Professor of Mathematics Richmond College M A 01 University of Virginia B Sc C E Instructor in Mathematics University of Michigan AssociateProfessorofCivilEngineeringandPhysicsofTexas Agricultural and Mechanical College 89 I M 1 f I IROBERTFSMITH Associate Professor of Mathematics Austin College Huntsville Texas State Normal HuntsvilleM191CornellSummerSchool929303SuperintendentofPublicSchoolsWillisTexas8182AssistantProfesorAdjunctProfessorandAssociateProfessorofMathematicsTexasAgriculturalandMechanicalCollege82 62 l I JIII l I n I f ift t D BOND B A Instructor in Ma hematics f I University of TennesseeBA09GraduateStudentibid10PrincipalAndersonStreetSchoolBristolTennessee04Princi pal High School BristolTennessee05AssistantSuperintendentPrattvilleAlaGradedSchoolandAcademy06InstructorinMathematicsandLatinUniversityofTennessee0910 I I N MICHIE B A B S Assistant Professor of Mathematics Student Miller Manual LaborSchoolofAlbemarleCountyVirginia8998StudentUniversityofVirginia989900030609GraduateStudentUniversityofVirginia0809GraduateMillerSchool98UniversityofVirginiaBA03UniversityofVirginiaBSE08CompletedtheMACoursesinMathematicsPhysisandChemistryUniversityofVirginia09CompletedtheEngineeringCoursesinStrengthofMaterialsGraphicalStaticsHydrostaticsHydraulicsHydraulicMotorsDescriptiveGeometryandPlaneSurveyingUniversityofVirgin08InstructorinPhysicsMillerSchoolVirginia9900InstructorinPhysicsEasternCollegePortRoyalVirginia0102InstructorinPhysicsandMathematicsMillersburgMiltiaryInstituteMillersburgKy0306InstructorinMathematicsAgriculturalandMechanicalCollegeofTexas09AssistantProfessorofMathematicsAandMCollegeofTexas1013 63 f 1 C NICHOLS B S M A Principal of Wilson PublicSchoolMIssissippi9900EudoraSchoolMississippisummerof00StudentintheUniversityofMississippi0103AssistantSuperintendentGlosterHighSchoolMississippi0304StudentintheUniversityofMississippi0406graduatingin06withfirsthonorsdeliveringthevaledictoryaddressandreceivingaliBSDegreewithDistinctionFellowinMathematicsinUniversityofMississippi0306InstructorinMathematics0608MAinHistoryandMathematics08InstructorinMathematicsinAgriculturalandMechanicalCollegeofTexas09GraduateStudentUniversityofChicagosummer11UniversityofIllinois1112MSinMathematicsandPhysicsGraduateStudentUniversityofMichigansummer12 II f 4 I 4 l I r I r t J IrI II I I t I I IIIfr I I II II1 r I I I I II IiI I I II t f D C JONES B A J W MI CHELL A B J D GARNER A B LL B A M Assistant Professor of MathematicsInstructorinMathematic3AssistantProfessorof Mathematics Marville College A B 04 Graduate Student Uni versity of Chicago for two years Instructor in Mathe matics Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College As sistant Professor 10 13 Mercer University Macon Ga A B University of Alabama LL B Universi ty of Chicago A M Presi dent and Professor of Mathe matics Bethel College Rus selville Ky 07 09 Instruc tor in Mathematics Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College 09 11 Assistant Professor 11 13 Emory College B A 08 Instructor in Mathematics Texas Agricultural and Me chanical College 09 13 64 l II II J 11 E J FERMIER B S B M E M E Professor of Mechanical Engineering Valparaiso College B S 87 Purdue University B M E 94 M E 95 Instructor in Descriptive Geometry and Photo Topography University of Michigan 93 Instructor and As sistant Professor in Applied Mechanics Purdue University 01 06 Professor of Mechanical Engineering Texas Agricul tural and Mechanical College 06 12 Member Tau Beta Pi Engineering Society Member Society for Promotion of En gineering Education Member American Association for Ad vancement of Science Member American Society of Mechanical Engineers Assistant to Engineers for Detroit Board of Educa tion summer 12 C K ST ANDISH Assistant in Machine Shop Wagner Electric Co American Ordnance Co Western Cartridge Co Summer of 12 at University of WisconsinI1I II Y MARCUS D MORLEY B S I j Texas Agricultural and Me chanical College B S 12 In structor in Mechanical Engineer ing 12 13 t L L CHAPELLE FRED J BECHERT B S M E Texas Agricultural and Me chanical College B S 11 Agricultural and Mechanical College M E 12 Student in Mechanical Engineering 11 12 Instructor in Mechanical Engi neering 12 13 Instructor in Forge Work Instructor in Machine and Forge Work Michigan Agricul tural College 04 09 Instructor in Forge Work Texas Agricul tural and Mechanical College 09 13 65 JI I I 1 41 1 I 1I L B McMILLAN A HERRINGTON B s M E Texas Agricultural and Me chanical College B S 11 Ag ricultural and Mechanical Col lege M E 12 Student As sistant in Mechanical Engineering1112InstructorinMe chanical Engineering 12 13 Instructor in Me haIiical Engineering Mississippi Agricultural andMechanicalCollegeBS06FellowandInstructorinMechanicalLaboratoryMississippigricuIturalandMechanicalColCollege0607CornellUniversitysummers0910InstructorinMechanicalEngineeringSuperintendentofShopsTexasAgriculturalandMechanicalCollege0813 66 HARRY E SMITH M E Associate Professor of Mechani cal Engineering Cornell University M E 87withBrownSharpeManufacturingCoProvidenceRIandWilliamSellersCoPhiladelphiaPa8788InstructorCornellUniversityShops8789AssistantProfessorinMechanicalEngineerinpUniversityofMinnesota8901ProfessorofAppliedMechanicsandMachineDesignPrattInstituteBrooklynNY0105ProfessorofMechanicalEngineeringJamesMillikinUniversityDecaturIllinois0511iMemberoftheASMEMemberofSPEE 1rr t Acting Professor of Physics University of Nashville A B and B S 06 Science Dixon Academy Covington La 06 08 Jackson Tenn High School 08 09 Gradu te Physics University of Chicago 09 10 Instructor in Physics Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas 10 11 Assistant Professor of Physics 11 12 Acting Professor of Physics 12 13 W T WRIGHT B S A B McPheeters Lehmann McAdams Skeeler W H McPHEETERS B S Instructor in Physics Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College B S 09 Head of Department of Science Speer s School for Boys Lancaster Texas 07 Instructor in Physics Texas Agricultural and Mechanical Cdllege 10 13 E E McADAMS B S Instructor in Physics Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College B S 11 Instructor in Physics Texas Agricul tural and Mechan cal College 11 13 I 1II t rt 1 l II I1 1jII E W LEHMANN B S Instructor in Physics Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College B S 10 Cornell University summer 10 Uni versity of Wisconsin Summer School 12 In structor in Physics Texas Agricultural and Me chanical College 10 12 Associate Member of American Institute of Electricians F J SKEELER B S Instructor in Physics Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College B S 10 Chicago University summer 11 In structor in Physics Texas Agricultural and Me chanical Colle e 10 13 67 I j I Id I1 t I r J B BAGLEY B A Professor of Textile Engineering Wake Forest College North Carolina B A 00 North aro lina Cotton Mills 01 02 North Carolina Textile School 04InstructorinTexasTextileSchool0507InstructorinMissis sippi Textile School 07 08 Professor of Textile EngineeringTexasAgriculturalandMechanicalCollege0813 C S TATUM B s Assistant Professor of Textile Engineering Georgia Institute of Technology B S Alabama and GeorgiaCottonMills0507InstructorinTextileEngineeringTexas Agricultural and Mechanical College 07 11 Assistant Pro fessor 12 13 68 r I t r t Professor of Veterinary Science Ohio State University American Veterinary College New Yor D V M MARK FRANCIS D V M R P MARSTELLER D V M B S D V M HUBERT SCHMIDT R C DUNN D V M Associate Professor of Veteri nary Science Assistant Veterinarian in Texas Experimental Station Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas B S 08 Royal Veterinary School Berlin Germany 08 10 Royal Veteri nary School Munich Germany10RoyalVeterinarySchool Berlin Germany 10 12 D V M Instructor in Veterinary Science Ohio State University D V M 05 Ohio State University D V M 11 69 I j i tl SAMUEL ANDREW KRUSE A B B S in Ed Librarian Principal Coldwater Missouri Public School 02 04 Uni versity of Missouri 04 09 Superintendent of Boys Deutsche Protestantische Waisenheimat St Louis Mo summers 07 08 09 Graduate Student in School of E9ucation University of Chicago 10 Modern Language Master Howe School for Boys 09 10 Instructor in Languages Agricultural and Me chanical College of T xas 10 12 Librarian 12 Member A L A 70 Jj IiI TI0Jr tI Other Officers IKEASHBURN Director of Department of Publicity Secretary of Board of Directors E O EHLINGER M D Physician J J M CARSON JR Treasurer C E FRILEY Secretary l I r T l Pete Saunders Fountain in Saunders Park Donatedby Pete Saunders J II l I J 1 1l JI l Officers of the Senior Class J A SCOFIELD m mm mm m mm President R E BAYLOR m Vice President E G EAGLESTON Secretary Treasurer R B SIMON Class Valedictorian i f I MELVILLE RICHMOND ALEX ANDEl NaV3sota Civil Engineering Age 21 weight 130 height 5 9 C E Society German Club B ConasebaIlSeniorRifleClub PelianH Alex I I To tell the history and sinpraisesofNavasotaisAlexsgreat est pleasure His favorite cxpressianisHWhatisthebigwordwittl yeu Alex has left his heart in Bc umont for safe keeping and if aletterdoesntappeareachThurslaymorninghecanbefuundinhis room gazing from a window and in a very deep coke Noone needaskthereasonwhyAlexisstrongforBCoandevenranacandystoreiortheirbenefituntilLouieFriesandGuyLottbrokehimupin business Nevertheless it will be safe to say that in after life his busi ness adventures will be more successfulforheisalevelheaded young manI I 72 L JOHN VICTOR ANDERSON Abilene CiviI EngineeringARe21weight160height 6 E CoFish11SophECeSegtArt A Co Lieut M Co medal 11 E Co medal 12 Tennis 12 HJ V lack ffLittl One No gentjEmen he is not frighten ed only startled Jack as experi enced two great surprises during his Cclreer as a studeat the first when he was ekcte Vice Prrildt ut cf the Texas Inti r Ctljcgiate Tennis Asociationl11dthesecondwhcnhc did not flet a ra lk nt the bcgjl1nl1 gvfhisSeniorYearHoweverilC has since tound that his duties as Vice rrsjrlent do nut serious y in tedere with hjs college work and the careless mistake in the militarydcpartnlentwaslaterrectified1visgreatasaqualifierThis year he qualified possible in prolluncia ion and before l at uponcntraQceIefacthelualtfiedasamemberoftheSixfootUub ROBERT EMMET BAYLOR Mantell Civil Engineer Age 22 height 6 weight 175 C lu nel j Vice Pres Senior Class Senior Riflc Club C E Suclety Zl Lieut R Vs 1st Sergt D Co VicePresJuniorClassAssitlu5 Mgr Battalion Corp D Co Vice Pr s SopllOmore Class Ress V01 unteer Sec and Treas Freshman Class HBobby UEmmet Colonel Baylor is anether one of the athIctesfromAlJenAcademyHcmade gl d on the track in his fish yearbutwassickItthetimtufthe J11cet and has never tried againBobbyisquietandstudioushisfavoritestudyisGermanwhich seems to come to him naturally If eisthcmostolularColonelthe Regiment has ever had and hasonlybeencalledGeneralonceduringtheyear 74 1 l CHARLES NUGENT BEAZLEY Crockett Civil Engineering lle 20 weight ISO height 5 10 hFieldBatteryVeteranLostCauseCivilEngineeringSociety C N Nugent Nugent comes from Crockett HishomehoweverwasoriginallyGrapevineweknownotwhereRecentlyhehasbecomeentangledinBryansocietyandasaresultheandIvaryTopagreedconverselyontheMe chanics of Materials xalllination IC N is somewhat of a military man as is shown by the fact thathehasbeenamemberofallthreeBattalioQsduringhisprogressivefouryearsvisitherelIesaystheBullcanletecthisgaitfromBatRoosttoSbisasHotelandissuretogethimifheundertakesstragglinNugenthasalwaysbcenverystl1dwusandwilldoubilesssucceedinSouthAmericawherehesayshe is going I i J II I I I J I f TYREE L BELL DaHas Civil Engineering Age 21 height 6 weight 190 Major3dllatRegOrdnanceSergtCorpCoHRVKK y III C A C ESociety T Asso Athletic Council Company Athletic Council Students Council 09 10 10 11 11 12 Pres Junior Class r r Sooh Bat Vice Pres Dallas Club 11 12 H Co naseball 101112TrackSquad10Football Te m U9 10 11 12 Captain Foot ball 12 Pres First Junior PromChairmnFloorCnmFinalBall12 Tyree uSweede DingSweedesharesWithDudley Ev r tt one championship in this schoolbutwehavenotthehearttotell you of It here alth ough they do eat an enormous amount He is rightaroundthecornerwhenitcomestv hunting for dear during the holj days even though he did not come up to expectations when he failed to Ubag the goods this last ChristmasHeisalsooneoftheTerribleThreewhooccupyasuiteof rooms in Leggett Hal Tyree hOalwaysbeenveryac1iveineverybranchofcclleuelifeashispedigreeshowsandhewillbe111issedbyall f RALPH ADOLPHUS BIRK Iowa Park i1 Engineering Age 20 height 6 weight 160 CorpuBandCompanyClerkCoAArtilleryCorpsjorthTexasClubVeteransofLostCauseCESociety Theophilus S P Mutt Ross OH fuu hails from Iowa ParkOwingtohisfouryearsofcollege on the third stoop of Ross Hall heisnowhailedastheKingofttcStoopAttheopeningofthe year he and sam Langford organizedandwentintobusinessinRoss30TheirshinglereadsRoss30BirkLangford1mBirkRADoc tor of Broken Hearts Langford EJudgeofHotStuffMuUcame to college in 1909 with C E as hisgoalHehascarefullypursuedhisworkbuthaschangedhismindsincetheTurkishWarhehasdecidedtogototheSouthSeaand wage war o that he may becomeEmperoroftheFijiiIslands 75 WILLIAM CHARLES BORCHERT Kyle Civil Engineering Age 19 weight 160 height 6 1lIIajor1stBatPresCHCCluSeniorRifleTeamCoAthetlcCouncilSeniorRingCommittee1stSerttECoVicePresCHCClubCorpKCoSeeTreasCHCClubRossVolunteerSwastika Bill Skee Bill says that he is from KyleNobodyknowswherethisisforithasneverbeenfoundonthemapSomeoneisalwaysaskinghoisthatmilitarymanBillusedapreventiveformeningitiswhichmanyimmediatelybegantouseassoonastheysawtheeffectthatithadonhimHewasaverypronlinentmemberoftheacowHaysOrchestraandsaidthatheotagreatdealofgoodoutofitBillhasambitionsandnodoubtweshallSomedayhearofhimasanNoI 76 WILLIAM FOWLER BOURLAND Valley Sprinls Civil EngineeringAge23weight145heigi1t 5 8SophomoreFishVeteranuftheLostCauseArtilleryICoBaseballIISeniorHilleClubCEClub Bill Booger Good old Bill the Fish s friendBinwuuldliUlratertalktoJlowlyfishthanoneofhisreverendclassmatesandduringthelongwinternightscouldoftenbefoundin1frFishsroomcoachinghimonHowtobecomeacorporalorstrgeantverJveallwonderedwhat1illhadagainsttheladieslorhelJevtrtrvlblesthemnOttheyhimHoweverRinisoneotoutmostesteemedcIassmatesalwaystlesamebigheartedandgoodnatutulilLlieisstudioussteadyandstrongincharacterIniuturcyearsifbychancewemeetRillnldoubtwewillfindhimmakingamarkthatwillbeacreditandhonortohiscJasalldtoJliscollege I IeiII 11 I I t JAMES F BROWNLlano Electrical Engineering ge 23 Wei t 152 height 5 10 istLicutoflastFieldBatterystLieutrlCo1stLieutofKCoEditorinChiefBattalionStudentAssistantPhysicsDeptSergtCoKCorpCoFCoESecPressClubVicePresDerDeutscheVereinDebatingClub1EEFortVorthClubScniorRifleClubsstEditorBatU12AssEditorJuniorEdBatmemberStuientsCouncil0910YMCA Military James J Fllrankhn l Iilitary Brown is one of thebestknowncadetsonthecampusThereinotaFishwhodocsnotlookathminpeneyedwondera1uthLlkljilIIeverbethemilitarygeniusthatheisInfactl1nlitaryisnothingshortofasecondNapoeonBrownisafaithfuldiscipleofKingLearandtheonlySeniarwhocanrunapaperteachPhysicsatteudtoallofhismilitarydutiesdosqcietyandmaesndRsinallcfhisl1bjcctsTithhispastIccordhecannothelpbutraalegooL 78 WADE HAMPTON BURLESONSanSaba Electrical EngineeringAge21height6wcght7 CaptCoICorpCoMSergtCoMmemberTAssCciationrrackTeam09ICFootballSquad10111112SwastikaHVStudentsCoullciiDebatinClubArrangementC0mmitteeThanksgivingHopPresSanSabaClubuWadeBurleySanSabaPecansBurleyhailsfromatowninVestTexasthatlatelyboastsofarailroadPolopanicsandtrainloadpeCil11shipmentsThesepecansaccordingtoBurleyarepackedin egg crates two per crate This man is noted for his military beariugandhasoftenbeenmistakenforanarmyofficerNocharacteristicinhismakeupismorepronouncenthanhistendencytorectethevalueoftheSanSabacountryAproblemthatishardforhimtosolveiswhethertomakehishomeinBostonorinKentuckyAsatrackmanhewaswelltrainedfrombirthhavinghadexperienceinchasingjackrabbitsthrouRhthepricklypearsonthestreetsofSanSabaandin30milejauntstothenearestailroad I J II l T r II f J fIJiI l lIi ALLAN BURTONClarendon Architectural Engineering Age 21 height 5 9 wei ht 150SophFish1011CompanyAthleticsCriticAustinLiterarySocietyPresPanhandleClub1112VeteranLostCauseArchitectsClubMassierAtelierStudentsSocietyBeauxArtsArchitectsDebatingClubRoundRobinHelloBoyyIIICA Allan Allan holds a Senior rank belowthatofasecondlieutenantlIeisoneofthemanySophomoreFishthatjoinedtheclassof13andhisaspirationsaretobecomeagreatarchitectotieabletoplansky scrapers in New York City Durtonisahardworkingstudentande serves great credit He has practicallyworkedhiswaythroughcollegeandatthesametimehasbeen keeping up well in his studies We venture to say that Allan willsucceedinanylineofbusinessbe cause he is a man that will stick to the job KING C CADEBurkeville Civil Engineering Age 20 weight ISO height 5 9FieldBatteryEastTexasClubCivilEngineeringSocietyVeteranofLostCauseSeniorRifleClub K C Cade is one of those rare speci mens which may be found in thelowlandsofEastTexasHecameheretoshowthepeoplehowmuch he knew and to aovertise his homerlistrictAlmostanytinleyoumayfindhimgazingintospaceasif he were trying to solve the deepmysteriesthatliehiddeninthe universe but he is only wonderingwhatsheisdoingbackinthe piney woods From his appearanceyouwoulrljudgehimasacareless and indifferent fellow but such is not the case He is honored byallwhoknowhimandhisfriend ship is held in esteem by those who possess it 79 1 I I I I f I 1 I I I J t I r I R WOFFORD CAIN Athens Civil En ineeriiig Age 21 h ight 5 8 wdght 1I5 1st Lieut Co C Ser t Co C Swastika R V S 0 L C E Society Coke Abel Teudv Bun Coke the flnit gallus hails from Athens where he was a fruit grower and a breeler of razorback hogso He came to college so he could be a civil engt leer and learn Frelli1 Us d to say that he was going to Paris or Ih rlill hut since visiting New Braunfels decides that foreign COt ntries don t suit him While in New Uraunfe1s Abel went aeoting but did not have ll1uch S1ccess for he could only say Ieh teiber dish The girl threw him 1nto a clump of C3CtUS and HCnke remaIned in camp the rest of the term As Coke has been in Company C for four years it is easy to see that he can fllake 8000 a year after leaving college j ROBERT E CALDWELL Bryan Animal Husbandry Age 21 weight 130 height 5 10 Lieut Co H Corp Co C 10 11 C Co Baseball 10 11 I Co Dase ball 12 College llasketbaii Team Chicago Stock Judging Team Scientific Agr Ass n member S 0 L and A A Club Zeke Zeke hails from Bryan and is very proud of his native burg He is Johnnie Burn s pet and uf course made the Chicago Stock Judging Team The other members of thc team did not see much of Zeke while in Chicago for he tayed with his relative most of the time he said He has a very beautiful figure though he is what Prof Burns calls gimlet waisted and we presume it is for this reason that he is such a ladies man He is constantly boasting of tIie number of hearts that he has smashed but after all Zeke is a pretty good fel Jow but always watch him or he will get the best of you in a jewelry trade 80 III 4i r PRICE CAMPBELL Weatberlord Electrical Engineering Age 22 weight 145 height 5 11 Field Battery Veteran of tbe Lost Cause Co Clerk Co lI A 1 E E Senior Rifle Cluu i uPrice Anyone wanting information con cerning tbe address of any girl at Baylor or Kidd Key College sbould apply to Price One would think upon hearing Price talk that he bad at some time written to every girl south of tbe Mason and Dixon tine It is evident that he carries a considerable amount of corre spondence for that is about all he can be found doing We predict great things for him and have no doubt as to his ability to nandle any propositoin that he might un dertake for his quiet and unassum ing manners will gain strong friends where ever he may go I l i WALTER W CARDWELL Lockhart A imal Husbandry Age 20 weight 145 height 5 10 1st Lieut Co D R V S A A Vice Pres Caldwell Hays Co Club Scph Fish Veteran Lost Cause Y M C A Round Robin Debating Club HHappy Pete To look upon this shy but hand some fellow one would probably receive the wrong impression of him He is shy in one respect onlythat of writing Urnashy let ters to gir whom he has just et but this does not hinder him fro111 writing to eiRht of the fair sex He has obtained excellency in minary affairs and although he JlCW only a First Li utenancy he would undoubtedly have been a Cap tain had he not been so unfortunale as to have locked horns with the Bull on the eve of his entering Bryan society He combs his hair every night before he goes to bed and never misses breakfast for he was raised on hot cakes and Reg J I J I II I HI r iI i TAYLOR LEE CHAMBERS Sherman Electrical Engineering Aged 23 weight 145 height 5 8 1 A 1 E E Field Battery Veteran of the Lo t Cause Senior Rifle Club T L Beauty is a gift of God and our beloved T L has often wished that he could be as great on E E and shine in the world as does his beauty T L says that he would be luore sociable but talking is too much trouble and takes energy that may be used to a better ad vantage sleeping reading or writ ing to her But you can t keep a good man down and as he is studious sincere and earnest in his work and has an admirable charac t r he will before long be a credit to his class and Alma later I JAMES WALTER CHEWNING Goodlett Horticulture Age 24 weight 140 height 5 11 Scientific Agriculture Association IIorticultural Society Senior Rifle Club W Walter Doctor J Walter is one of those hard working beings that make the rest of us look like professional loafers by comparison But in spite of all the work that this man dCcom pHshes he still finds time to hold a place in the rural social circles lying adjacent to College Station School teachers seem to be his chief hobby and we trust that he will some day have and be one W is somewhat a disciple of Dr Fraps and in addition to emulating this famed scientist s love of ccuracy has also accomplished his smile which is going some We cannot do other than foresee a bright future in the scientific field for him J t 1 I CHARLES CLARENCE CHIN SKI Beaumont Civil Engineering Age 20 weight 165 height 5 ll 1st Lieut Adjt 3d Battalion 1st Sergt Co I Pres Beaumont Club 11 12 member Senior Debating Club C E Society Charlie General Chinski Charlie hails from the dismal swamps of Beaumont but is proud of the fact He loves to boost his home town and is ever ready with an argument when the subject is mentioned As a student he has an enviable record His hobby is public speaking and he has an un tiring line on some subjects In military he has also played an im portant part hence the title Gen eral Charlie is an ardent admirer of the ladies and spends quite a little time in cultivating this admir ation He is a C E however and must soon depart frorl the pleasures of society Nevertheless we expect him to repay the loss with his success 1 J W H COLLINS Mexia Textile Engineering Age I weight 165 height 5 ll 1st Lieut Co G Sergt Co G GH Football 11 II Company Baseball 11 College Baseball Team 12 Captain Baseball 13 Athletic Council Pres T E Society Swastika R V Jimmie 4lJimnlie was raised on the farm and from this hard and simple life he learned the art of baseball As soon as he could crawl his fond father prophesied he would be a great out fielder for he was al ways catching flies While learning to walk Jimmie always rode the horses to and from the field and to retain his seat he turned his toes in and locked his little leg fast around the beast thus the 4 bow legs and Hpigeon toes Vhen plowing he always carried a pocket full of rocks to throw at the rabbits hence the peg But J VH is marvelously bright and by the use of scientific management has been able to pass his work read all the books in the library all he could borrow and keep up with all the popular magazines J 1 I J 83 1ffI r EARN TINDALL CONNELLEEEastland Agriculture Age 21 weight 145 height 5 9LieutCoA1213SAA11121213VeteranLostCause1112CorpCoM101I Ern Connellee E T uThe longer they come the worstTheyget ConneIlee during his Senior YearhasbeenfamousfortwothingsOnaccountofhisdevotiontodutyasFirstSergeantoftheFieldBatteryinreportingabsenteesfromformationstheBullgavehilnasaberandheisfamedasthechampionheartbreakerintheclassNoFerncanresistthemanlybeautyofhisdivinefaceandformortheliterarygeniusinevidenceinhisloveletterstoC1AKiddKeySamHoustonNormalandalltheothercentersoffeminineeducation 84 IRA E COWART San Antonio Horticulture Age 27 height 5 8 weight 147StudentAssistantinIIorticultureDepartmentVicePresHorticulturalSocietySanAntonioClubSeniorRifleClubArtilleryCorps Ulra Ira come to us from sunny CaliforniaHeisearnestsincereandoneoftheverybeststudentsincollegeOftentimesduringstudyhoursyoumayseehimsittingalmotionlessasabronzefigurewithafarawaydreamylookinhiseyesThenifyoumentionmoonlightandSanDiegoBayandwatchthecolorchangesonhiscountenanceyoushouldbeabletogetafairindexofhisthoughtsHisambitionistobecomeascientistSuccesswillmostassuredlybehisinwhateverparticularbranchhemayhooseHehasseriousintentionsoflocatinghisflowergardeninTexasifhecanonlyinducehisladyfairtoleaveSanDiegoBay c ROMEO W COX ChildresS Animal Husbandry Age 24 weight 145 height 5 8 2d Lieut Co C Sergt Co F Sergt Artillery Panhandle Club Scien tifIc Agli Societv Veteran Lost Cause y 1L C A Romeo Rornie Ramie is the hardest worker in the Senior Class He worked hard fOf his se ond addiah and his goal was made his glory attained and the zenith of his ambition reached when he got it I f it wasn t for the English Department Romie wonl l Jouhtless l ave receive l his sheepskin last year He says En glish don t do a farmer nO good He is very fond ef the girls and walks a mile and ahalf every week to vsit onc Romie has the distinc tion of having orkerl his entit e way through school and we hope he won t have to work as hard after he finishes as he did while in school JOE L CULBERSON Waxahachie Animal Husbandry Age 22 weight 173 height 5 11 1st Lieut Veteran of Lost Cause 11 12 Fert Worth Stock Judging ream 11 12 Chicago Stock Judg lng Team 12 13 j Scientific Agri culture Association l Co l ootbaH and Baseban Third Battalion Foot ball 0 11 C S C Wax ahachie Club UMinnie nnnic so called from the fact that what he thou ht was meningitis lroved to be nothing but a crick In th neck He entered as a Sophomore Fish and immediately became possessed of an undying love for chemistry and entomology So great was his love that to this day he conducts daily individual re searches in each of the lines of work but most of his time is spent in an endeavor to find out what it is that puts the smell in the college well water 1 1 II I 85 v JOHN NEWTON DAVIS JR Hko Civil Engineering Age 21 weight 165 height 6 1st Lieut Co E ergt 0 E H V Senior Rifle Club C E SocktySophoInmeFish John Johnny It is not necessary Ql this greatCEtostudyoutsidcofhisclass rccm and he consefJuently lives onsleepwhileinhISroomHebe lieves that eating and sleeping are the basis of a collegc education and has succeeded in doing his share of both neverrheless he seldom failtmakeDsanuAattheend of the term John comes from I TIeD a pldce noted fGr raisingMcadetsnottheleastofwhom is Jnhn s HOld 1 1111 who carried his shee Jskin 0ff Ionc long ago J A i 86 7 c J1 i I 1 fl WILLIAM THOMPSON DONOHO San Antonio Civil Engineering e 21 height 6 weight 140 1stLleutCoISergtCoICoFlunkmemberSAClubSeniorDeatingClubVicePresCE Society R V Senior Rifle Club Scout IIWillie Scout is a retired ranchmhailingfromWestTexasandis01ofthefewinourmidstrealizingthatSabinalisonthemapof Texas He has had many experi ences In the preo schools of the State and came to us body and soul but alas his heart was andstillremainsatTCUifeis an excellent student and is veryqU1etbutwhenwiththeladiesis very llJuch alive and on the job i 4 Aj t1 j r 1 HORACE BARTLETT DOWELL McKinney Animal Husbandry Age 20 weight 160 height 5 10 1st Lieut Co K 2d Lieut Co K Swastika S A A Sec and Treas y M C A Pres Anti Swearing Club I K Football Corp Co K Vice Pres Collin Co Club Yell Leader Sergt at Arms Soph Class Arran ement Committee Thanks giving Hop 12 URusty This Irishman came to us with a whoop and has been whooping ever since He was a Christmas Fish and wilder one there never was He has made a roaring suc cess as a bug hunter and chief counsedor to Johnnie Bunis and Doc Francis but is famous over the campus as a designer of odd uniforms and as a fiddler in the Cow Hays Orchestra Several times during the year he tuaTched to meals and twice to drill You need no introduction to Rusty if he likes you he will stick by you and seldom fails to say Kick in with the jits Eof i EDWARD DREISS JR San Antonio Textile ngineering Age 21 weight 165 height 5 11h 2d Lieut Co A Pres San Antonio Club VicePres Textile Eng So ciety Asst Editor Long Horn R V Swastika Football Squad 10 11 Tra k Team 10 11 Ten nis 12 13 Pres Tennis Club 13 Capt Basketball 12 13 Co A Baseball 12 UEddie Eddie was drawn to A i L by his love for athletics and his strength of purpose is shown by the fact that he has made good in track tennis and basketball after trying all branches Eddie is a great business man and his numer DUS business interests cause him to take a trip home about once each monlh He has never divulged the nature of h c business but some of his friends have hinted that there is a girl back home He is a quiet retiring youngster and is a stanch friend to those who know hill well He has quite a strong clwrncter and promises to succeed in any line of endeavor he enters 87 EDWARD GRANVILLE EAGLE STON SmithviIle Animal Husbandry Age 21 weight 160 height 5 11 Sph Fish Sergt L 2d Lieut Quartermaster 1 Assoc la ll 11 12 CapTrack 12 13 Vice Pres Swastikas Sec Treas Senior Class Chairman Arrange ments ComnliUee Thanksgiving Hcp S A A Ross Volunteers Football Squad la ll 11 12 De bating Society V P Snlithville Club Ch cago Stock Judging Team Pres Final Ball Polly PoIly came to us a a Sopho more Fish from SmithvI11e and ac cording to him all other towns in the State are back numbers Quite well did Polly know how to keep himself in the place of a Fish for he slept under Dough GilbertsbedthenightoftheJunior Banquet Some girls have fallen for his browp eyes and curly hair but he cant help it He wouldn t part his hair in the middle if he could part it anywhere else He enjoys the distinction of being the fastest man in the South and we expect him as Captain of the Track Team this year to maintain the records of previous y ears 88 RANCIER BURT EHLINGER College Station Animal Husbandry Age 21 weight 171 height 5 10 2d Lieuand Q 1 I of First BaSergtCoCSwastikaRV S A S 0 L Fayette Co ClubChairmanReceptionCOlnThanks giving Hop AssYell Leader Round Robin Debating Club Tubby UPig HSchwartz Izzy Tubby entered school as a a youngster and after purchasing a set of E E books changed his course to bug and moved to Pfeuffer Hall As a result he graduates without causing a panicintheranksofKingLearHis military appearance and 1ravery are a guarantee of his being a valuable asset to Uncle Sam should JapanfeelrightHismasteryofwartacticshasservedhimwellin his invasion of Bryan s social cir cles many of his rivals beingroutedlIisskiffisasdesirableinthisrespectasisadirigiblebal loon in time of war BoUie Oliver has threatened to desert Tub and room with Regenbrecht declaring that Dutch are Dutch and Reg does buy his own tobacco La a a Grange is Tubbie s paradise EUGENE AUGUST EVERSBERG Brenham Agronomy Course Age 21 weight 138 height 5 11 1st Lieut Co H Corp Co H 10 11 Sergt Co H 11 12 Scientific Agri Ass n R V K K Senior Rifle Club II Co Baseball 10 11 Capt 12 Deco ration Com R V Hop 12 Invita tion and Program Com ThanksgivinglIop12 Evers Ott Shang Ott is a ll1ighty fine young man all those who come in contact with him cant help but like him Occas ionally he looks at a book and when he does is sure to know it all 1 105t of his knowledge is obtained in the classroom and this he never forgets Since Christmas he has been taking a course in letter writing and says he is getting very good results Evers has solved many problems but he is now trying to solve the problem of high cost of living for two 0 HARRISON HOWARD FISCHER Port Arthur M anical Engineering Age 23 height 5 11 weight 160 Fish Co E 08 09 Corp Co A Sergt Co A 10 11 Sergt Co A 11 12 1st Lieut Co A 12 13 Capt Co A 13 Sec 1 E E E Debating Club Pres 1 E Society Harrison IIarrison is a man gifted with a vivid imagination and has the ability to express his thoughts He is one of the best liked men in the senior class Ilarrison says that he has three sins in lifeEat read and sleep Nevertheless he is a man of sterling quality and will be suc cessful in whatever he undertakes He is sure to make his mark in the world and ve expect to hear from him in the future I I iI J 19 t I I BRANDON FITZPATRICK Columbus Civil Enginering Age 21 weight 180 height 5 10 Trophy Sergt Artillery Corps Pri vate Co G 09 10 11 ulrish UFitz ClH P uIrish after an extended trip down the Colorado and through the rice fields came to college to take a course in C E He is one of those peculiar specimens of humanity who would much rather peel a bronc than run an instrument In fact Fitz has high ideas of becoming a road agent or a l1exican brigand chief but we all doubt that he will accomplish his wishes for he would soon settle down on a quiet farm and raise chickens p S One of Irish s favorite past pastimes is killing flies with a knife I 1I 4 EDMUNDJONES FOUNTAIN JR Bryan Architectural Engineering Age 17 height 5 11 weight 136 2d Lieut Co B Sergt Co B Corp Co B Corp Co K Austin Lit erary Society Allen Academy Club Sec Architectural Club Sec Sunday School 10 11 Senior De bating Club Senior Rifle Club Y M C A Ned Little Deak It must be said that Little Deak is the most conscientious member of his class Ned is full of princi ples but unlike many fellows lives up to everyone of them During his Freshman and Sophomore years Little Deak adopted the nlue Book word for word and lived up to it In his Junior year however Lit tle Deak abandoned the oeaceful walls of his uncle s home and went to Tent Row It wa here that he forot his nIue Book and beLame a real cadet In his studies he i a wonder and will some day bc one of the leading architects of the ountry t I r1 WILLIAM ALLEN FRENCH JR Kaufman Civil Enginering Age 20 weighl 138 height 5 10 2d Lieut Co G 3ergt Co ll Corp Co ll K K V n Co l3aseball 10 11 12 C Society W1l1 Allen Frenchie Although he received his early training in old Austin Hall Via Allen finished nis college days among the Mitchell Hall wind jammers Jusi for the sake of an argUluent he always looked upon the dark side of a question and in a year or t C nlore would have been the worst kinci of pessimist This characteristic probably helped to detain him in the Physic Depart ment for more than the allotted nU11ber of hours for HCap liked cheerful dispositions especially those who enjoyed his jokes Will Allen has always been active in the social affairs of the college and has made some good friends One of these is Peter Vad who looks after him while they are in Bryan and gets him back safely for which he stou1d have Will Allen s undying gratltude J 1 L I I LOUIS FRIES JR San Antonio Architectural Engineering Age 21 height 5 8 weight 130 Capt Co B Sergt Co ll Corp Co B Sec and Treas Students Association 12 Students Council 13 Swatika R V Pres Archi tectural Club Art Editor Long Horn 13 Louie HAch Louie Louis entered his Sopnonlore year as a private but as it was not long unlll Bechert needed a Cor poral Louis was given the stripes He was so faithful that at the end of the year he was appoillted First Sergeant and now he has achieved his greatest desire to be Captain of Co B Louie is a natural leader as is shown by his well drilled company and by the way he led HCOW Ifays through the mud alter they had seen Sergeant Kenney on the car g lng to tuWlt t HORACE S GENTSCH Columbus Miss Electrical Engineering Age 23 weight 145 height 5 7A1EEFieldBatterySeniorRilleCiuo Dink Ve have among our number manjSophomoreFIshtwoJuniorFishandthisoneloneSeniorFisilInthehistoryoftheschoolthisisthefirstinstanceofamanenteringtheseniorclassbutthisfairlad was a belligerent insurrecto atthtfilblsipJliA1wherehe was Caplain ane Adjntapt as weil as Treasurer of his class annual lIehasgainedmanyfriendsduringhisshortyearwithusandwearegladtohaveknownsuchanaumirableyoungman 92 PAUL CLIFFORD GILLETTE HolstOti Civil Enginering Age 20 weight 15 height 5 6Vice4PresAustinLiterarySocietyLieutCoCYMCACabinetSouthwesternyMCAConferenceDelegateVicePresY11CASergtCoC liP C IoFrenchietJ It took this little man two yearstofindhisolaeebulthebginningofhisJunioryearfoundhiminCoCtheoriginalhomeoftheincubatorprodlctSHeisthemosthonestcadetonthecampussohonestthattheBullknowseverythingthatgoeswrongintheneighborhoodofFosterHallHeisthemostwidelytraveledmanintheSeniorClassInfactoneBryangirlsaidthatshewouldhavetoreadShakespearesoshecouldholdaconversationwithhimThiswouldgotoshowthathehasatrulvuheruhCosmopolitanknowledge t 1jiI i J I j 1I 1 l WILLIE BELEW GIST Nocana Civil Enginering Age 23 weight 175 height 5 10 Field Battery North Texas CluhCivilEngineeringSocietySeniorDebatingSocietyVeteranof Lost Cause HW B Gist is a prominent member of the C E Class and from all sides receives worthy commendations as a faithful and hardworking studentWithhisabilityandperseverancehewillsucceedinanylineofcivilengineeringheentersandwepredictforhimanawardofhappiness and aTC certain that we shall some day as we do now feel proud of having known hin as a classmate I II I I I I I I IIIJdelaMGONZALEZJR Nuevo Laredo Mex vi Engineering Age 20 height 5 11 weight 155FieldBatteryVeteranoftheLost Cause Civil Engineering SocietySeniorRifleClub Gon Jose About four years ago Gon wasimportedintoTexasthathemightlearnmoreofmilitarytacticsandtheartofwarinorderthathe would bc fully capllble when it came his time to start an insur rection in that stormy country ofhisVhiJeherehehasbecome distinguished in history but has not made quite as rapid progressinmilitaryalthoughheisagoodstudentGonzalezisagoodnaturedfellowalwaysreadytolendassist ance and has many friends amonghisclassmates I t l I 93 l ROY GRISSOM os Angeles Cal Civil Engineering Age 22 weight 190 height 6 JuniorFishSergtCoAArtilleryCorpsAthleticEditorofLongHorn Richie s Dsilon Club j H H RAthleticCounclPressClubCESocietyTAssociationPres ThanksgivinHODII Football0111l12Baseball1112 IIRoy Jocko Griss From Baylor we acquired OIle of Our famed Griss deciding togiveupTheologyandwithambitionstobecomeaCivilEngineer came to A 1 1 and entered as aTuniorFishVithquiteanathleticreputationtosustainhehasworkedfaithfullyhasmadethecollegeoneofitsbestathletesandineverywayhasliveduptoOUfhighest exptctations He keeps in trainingpracticallytheentireyearhischiefworkoutconsistingofclimbingacertainhininBryanonSundaynights 94 I I I y i I JOHN DAVIS HALE Anson Electrical Engineering Age 22 height 5 11 weight 165ECoFishECoCorpJCOSergtECoCaptRVSwastikaECoFootball John D Jo John D s Plilitary career didnotbeginatAWIforheservedforayearatthePeacockMilitaryAcademywherehebecametamous as a student of great generals andthisearlytraininglandedhirracptainshipJewisanicknamewhichwasappliedtohimduringhisFreshmanyearandbewantsitunderstoodthatheisnotaIIeurewalthoughhedoesnotcarewhoknclwsthathisaffectionateoneisaJewInpracticalEEJohnisasuccessbutBoltonsJuniortheorywasquiteahandicapandhascausedhimnolittleamountofanxietyVeallhoweverhaveourtroublesandJohniswelleQuippedtofightthebattlesoflife i I iI f I 1 r ji 1 GEORGE GRAHAM HALL liouston Horticulture Age 22 weight 155 height 5 8 Glee Club seasons 10 11 11 12 Vice Pres of Glee Club season 12 3 Vice Pres Houston Club 12 13 Veteran of the Lost CauseScientificAgriAssnHorticulturalSociety Gee Gee Doc A cheerful disposition is a bless ing then truly is Gee Gee blest for naught can break the cheery tenor of his way The Glee Club has always been his pet hobby not only DCClU e he is d lover of lrusic but becatlse it gives hinI a conuade rie that means so much in college Hfe Then too the anllaai sortie into the realm of the fair iex by this club places Gee Gee in his true element for lU5 admiration fOl the ladies is only equaled by his snccess Gee Gee it ha3 been a pleasure to have kno vn you 1lay you succeed in your undertakings tind may the oranges frOnI yuur grove top the maT et f I Ii 1 1 1l i I Ii I ERVIN WILLIAM HARRISON JR Greenville Agriculture Age 21 weight 145 height 6 2d Lieut Co I Editor in Chief Stu dent F lrmer R V Veteran Lost Cau e Sergt Co I Treas Press Club Vice Pr s Greenville Club E Co Football 09 Students Council 11 2 S 1 A 1 Round Robin Debating Club Hooky HErve Hooky is a student of no mean ability having never been known to flunk but once and that was due to the wrath of Bobbie Smith Be sides being a good student Erve is a literary man of note being EditorinChiefoftheStudentFarmeran j the success of this publication is 1ue to his untiring efforts Bull Feuton realized that he was a mil Itary genius and rewarded him with a Scr eantship June 25th will find IIooky steaming southward fOT Brazil where he enters the serviceoftheGovernmentandwewill some day read of him as the Brazil ian Commissioner of Agriculture l 95 JOHN RUTLEDGE HILL Wills Point Civil Engineering Age height 5 9 weight 130 2d Lieut Band K K SenIOr ltle Club R H II R 09 10 10 11solcmemberAncelllOrderjPiccarineTooters HPerch HBeautiful and Precious arc among the affectionate titles that have been bestowed upon him by someone as a token of love and esteem Perch hails fTotTI the brushy woods of Van Zandt County and is always telling of Wills Point although frcluently he mentions Edgewood He is a very studiousboyandisneverwithoutahook a la magazine He toots the pickereen and from his youthful appearance one would think heplaystheinstrumentforwhichheismostsuitedHisheightofam bition is to become a great C E but in fits of disheartenment he sometimes threatens to get married 96 I1 t IJ CHAS J HOLLAND Brownwood Chemical Engineering Age 21 weight I SO height 6 CorpCoDSergtCoHCaptCoHPresSeniorChemicalEngineeringSocietyRoundRobinDebatingSociety Charles Charles has his good points but he tries to conceal the fact from his Profs Vhatever he lacks above the eyes he must be credited with a tongue that all but sees He thinks with that tongue and when once started all Blake cannot stopitButtodohimjusticeChariesdisclaimsallresponsibilityforthe rest of the Senior Chemical Engineeringsectioneventhoughit is a rival for all honors in theirdepartment I t I r 7t ftf FOREST PARK HAYS Smithville Ele trical Engineering Age 21 weight 186 height 6 Major 2d Battalion 1st Sergt CoMCorpCollSwastikaA1 E E Co Athletic Council Vice Pres Students Aswciation StudentsCouncilBattalionStaff11 12 Asst Edllor Long Horn R V Capt Senior Rifle Club DisciplineCommitteePres Smithville Club Cow Ottie Bovine DoughHermanDsManProtrusianuMajorMud t 5 a wonder Cow did not jointhebandHisorchestrawasahowlingsuccesshutowingtolegalinterferenceenjoyedonlyashort sea on This man has held three sen or ranks three times a l lajorandonlybydivinjfromthetrolleyintoPottsgoodroadsonarainynightbarelysucceededinsavinghisfourthrankCowmadehis debut in society in his Senior year on a wholesale scale by taking sev enteen college widows in a flock to the lllovies HCOW is V P and Gen Mgr of the Smithville division of the M K T and discusses Katy problems from sniping to blinding freights to Dastrop r t WILLIAM JESSE HEFI ER CueTo Ele trical Engineering Age 21 welgnt 170 heIght G Artillcry Corps Vcteran vI the Lc t Cause Corp Co lI A 1 E E Bill lhll as he is bet kno11 to his classmates hails from the now famous city of Cuero However he disclaims 311 responsibilitt of beingtheorigiratvtofhetuTketrotanditmustbeunderstoodthatViI liam is very modest and unaSSUnIinguBillisnotespeciallyinter ested in poultry hut electricity and things mostly thiugs He claims that the best field lies in the eon stn1ction branch of electrical engineeringHisambitionmustheto erect a power plant at Cuero but one cannot always tell just exactlywhyHesometimessaysthatthe best paying proposition would be to go into nartnership with KingLearinthecontractingbusiness 97 If II r L ALLISON HUDGINSHouston Chemical Enginering Age 20 height 5 11 weight 156PresHoustonClubPresSeniorChemicalEngineeringSocietvKKRVCQmpanyClerkCOoLleiLieutCOLLCOBaseballTeam12 HAllisan AllisQn Qnce tQQk C E but changed to Chern E iu Qrder that he eQuid stand at the head of his class occasionally as the only other member Qf his class is Charles HQI land It is still a question amongthesetwOastowhoshallbePresidentQftheChemicalEngineeringSocietyAllisononcedistinguishedhime1fasacompanyflunkbuthisgreatestreputationliesinhissar casm and good looks as those are his strongest points A girl oncesaidthathehadaverypassablemQuthOnaCCQuntQfthathe wouldn t grow a mustache when theSeniorcontestwasonButAllisonisaverycomplicatedsortofaper son and we never know what he isgoingtodonextThenumerouschannelshisthoughtstraverseareremarkablefQrheknQwsabsQlutely a little about everything includingchemistry II 98 r I t JESSE WILBURN JACKSON Kosse Agronomy Age 27 weight 130 height 5 7 Sergt Co C Capt CO C member S A A Pres Qf CAC03 ClubS0L j Vak TIeing good is a mighty lonesomejob Jack is a native of Rosse and comes to us well recommended as a lady s man From all reportsofhiscloserassociatesheisstilllivinguptohisreputationHe has high hopes Qf becoming a greatbughuntersomedayandthinks of going to Argentine for experienceinthislineHisdeterminationto secure an education is very commendableandheisoneofaveryfewstudentswhOpassedthrQughtwostrikesHecarrieswithhim the well wishes Qf a host of friends i I j MEREDITH HADDEN JAMES Bryan Horticulture ARe 22 weight 50 heiRht 5 A ACRVSAAALSHOltsStateChampionTrackTeam0PreClub12TVs0910SerirtCoG10CaptTrack102dLieutalidQ11stBat112CaptTrack12resinedYMCACabinet112TAnAthleticCouncil101ISwastika Meredith Meredith is a retired tree doctorHeretirednotbecauseofoldagebuttomakeathoroughinvestigationofscaleinsectsandotherpestsSincetheBullwasinitiatedtotheMasoniclodeMeredithdaimsthathecanwearHcitsltanytimehewantstoespeciallytohopsHisfavoriteamusementistrainingaVanDykelikeDrBallsHeexpectstowriteabooksomedayOnHFightingSocietyandPassingPhysics LEMNETMONROE JOHNSTON Bryan Mechanical Engineering Age 22 weight 156 height 5 8VeteranLostCause11ESocietyClerkCoDSeniorRifleClub Granny Granny is a quiet good naturedfellowwhohasmademanylriendswhileatcoIlegeHehasalwaysshownmuchmoremechanicalthanmilitaryaptitudefortohimthereismormelodyinthehumofmachinerythaninmartialmusicHeisasfondofhispipeasamQderndaysocietywomanisofherpoodledogForthreeyearshehelddownthefirstfileofDCompanysfirstsquadhutnowheandCopForsytharelivingalifeofcomfortinNorthEndBeforetakingupwithHeapRegenbrechtwashismostJoyalfriendandcompanionaswellasIsecretarytotheCompanyFlunkNextyearGranniewillprobablygeteitherMcMillansorBechertsjobforheisquiteachumofEmile r J9 HAMLET p JONES Kaufman Civil Engineering Age 19 veight 150 height 5 101stLieutCoBSergICoBSecTreasHiReClub1213Y1CACaictSwastika1VPresKaufmanCountyClubCEISociety Hain High Pressure HorsePowerHP 4 Uigh Pressure as the n CompanyfishhavenamedhimstartedlifeasaSophomorefishonTentRowHeisafinestudentkeepmgwellupinclassworkwthoutmuchstudyingHehasthedstlnctlOnofbeingtheonlySeliorabletocatchaCEProfessorInanerrrorHISfavoritepastimeisgoingtothemovieshidingbehindboxcarsfromtheBullandsleepingthroughbreakfastLikeallgreatmenhehashisoneweaknesshehasmoreheartsthanacathaslivesbutsofarhassucceededinplacingonlysixofthemHewillappreciateitifanyoneknoVingwherehecanplacetheTestwillnotifyhim f tit k11 I 100 JOHN FINLEY JOPLIN Sipe Springs Agronomy Age 20 height 5 8 weight 140SergICoF11121stLIeutCoF1213memberSAA11121213RV13StudctsAssociation1213 Mose 1105e entered college as aSophomoreFishbuthisgreatenergyandabilityearnedhimanenviablepositionamongthegreatmenoftheinstitutionHisnicknamewasoriginallyMosesandwsgiventohimonaccountofhIScloseobservanceoftherulesaldhisvaliantattemptstofollowInthefootstepsofBullMosesHeisapositivemarvelintheclassroomandhasnevermadebutoneuCwhileatcoIIegetheothersallbeingAsandBsVhen1IosewasamereyouthanincidentoccurredwhichgreatlyaffectedhiminlaterlifeHisol1eandonlybestgirljiltedhimandsincethenhehasneverJQkedupontheCOuntenanceofafairyoungmaidenHehasbeenseentogoahundredvardsoutofhiswaytoavoidthesightofwoman