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TO OUR FIFTH PRESIDENT,-
WISE W COUNSEL, PRUDENT IN ACTION,
FIRM IN EXECUTION, CANDID IN MANNER, COURTEOUS
1N WORD AND DEED; A PROGRESSIVE ADMINISTRATIVE OFPICER,
A SUCCESSFUL EDUCATOR, A MAN WITHOUT GUILE,-
TO
DR. DAVID FRANKLIN HOUSTON
THIJ LONG HORN IJ RESPECT-
FULLY DEDICATED
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PeoFESSOR D. W. SPENCF,.
PROFESSOR S. E. GTDI;ON. PROFESSOR J. A LOMA~,
PROFESSOR C, S. POTTS.
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The Editors wish to express their indebtedness to the Supervisory Committee for
assistance in correcting and compiling manuscript matter.
To Professors Lomax, Gideon, and Smith, "The Long Horn " is especially indebted
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I~. D:11'[ll FRA\I~LIN HOUSTO\', the fifth
president of the Agricultural and liechanical
College, to which position he teas elected at
1-Paco, 'Texas, April 7th, tgo2, was born in \tortlt
Carolina, February t6th, r8(6. Soon after this tinge
his parents moved to South Carolina, where he lived
until his college education teas completed. lJpon grad-
uating from South Carolina College in 18`d j, he was
appointed to one of the two tutarships open to the
graduates of that year. He taught in South Carolina
College for one year, at the same time doing regular
graduate work. The same position was tendered him
the follo~wiug~ session, but he declined it in order to ac-
cept the Superintendency of the Spartansburg City
schools. after holding this situation for three years,
be tt~ent to Harvard University to pursue graduate
work in political science and history. During his three
tears of residence there he held a ~50o fellowship
uearl~~ all the time. Such positions are awarded far
superior attaiuntents and excellence in scholarship. H~
was president of the Harvard Graduate Club for one
}-ear-t$c~3-t 8y4.
A call came to hint from the University of "Texas
daring the same year. He was elected to the newh-
created chair of Political Science, and entered on his
duties at Austin iu the auttunn of i8y4. Promoted in
t8y~, he was advanced to the rank of frill professor in
t8yy; and a short time afterwards was made Deau of
the 1lain l~niversitt°. The duties of this position are
largelr~ executive. Tn their discharge President Hous-
ton demonstrated his fitness for administrative work ;
through the reputation he acquired here his name was
'brought before the directors of the Agricultural and
.Mechanical College. Tt is hardly necessary to add that
neither President Houston nor any of his close friends
attempted to influence the board in his behalf. The
offer of the presidency was spontaneous, and the wis-
dom of the directors is being daily verified.
lUauv important changes and intprovcments have
been made since his connection with the College, which
rre shall recapitulate-not to prove that he is responsi-
ble for them, for there are many progressive forces
at work here, but as indicative pf his policy. From
this putline one may be able to forecast the future lines
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of growth in the College, and also realize haw rapid
this growth may continue to be, if all influences work
together for the upbuilding and glory of our Alma
\4ater.
President Houston entered upon his duties in July,
rgoa. Since that time there have. been expended (in-
cluding improvements contracted for and now in pro-
gress) mare than $70,000 in making improvements in
physical conditions at the College. This amount in-
cludes expenditures for the repair of cottages; the
building of new cottages for both professors and
laborers; the erection of the dairy barn and the textile
building; ~~renovation and repairing of the varibits
dormitories; new furniture for dormitories; fences; re-
modeling and moving barns ; platting and surveying
farm, and arranging for a systematic record of crops-
costs and receipts.
While these advances seem satisfactory for so
short a period, even more important progress has been
made in providing better facilities for instruction. All
lines of worn have been greatly benefited by the em-
ployment of a librarian, who gives his entire time to
the work; and by the purchase of many new books for
the library. About $30,000 have been expended for
laboraton~ supplies in the different departments: New
instruments and apparatus have been bought for the
Department of Botany ; a laboratory for soil physics
has been well equipped, and furnished with desks;
$5,000 have been spent ou Electrical Engineering ma-
chinery and apparatus ;the Deparhnent of Mechanical
Engineering has been equipped with forges of the
latest improved pattern, and the shops thoroughly over-
hauledand repaired ;the Department of Civil Engineer-
ing has been provided with funds to purchase valuable
and needed equipment; assay furnaces, laboratory fur-
niture, and supplies have been added to the Departmen±
of Chemistry; and the Departments of Physics, Veter-
inary Itledicine, Entomology, and Drawing, have all
received liberal allowances.
Another important step has been made in securing
large shipments of cattle and hogs for experimental
feeding purposes. The students will not only have the
benefit of the experience in judging the fine stock
owned by the College, but will also get helpful in-
formation concerning stock-feeding.
Still a third line of advance has ha~1 for its con-
cern the work of instruction ; that is, the teaching force.
It is worthy of remark here that the additions have
nearly al] been made in the Department of Agriculture
and related departments. The institution is to be de-
veloped along agricultural and technological lines, as
contemplated by those who gave it being. The direct-
ors of the College choose men for instructors on the
principle that Texas needs for its teachers the best
available talent in the country, without regard to the
section from which they may chance to come. ILfen are
employed not o~n1y as teachers; their qualities as scien-
tific investigators are also considered. Eor the work
of the College is not alone to instruct voting men.
Probably its most important function, through its farm
and experiment station work, is to disseminate useful
information to the people of the State-to bring aid
directly to the farmer, the stock-raiser, the fruit-
,grower, the bee-keeper, the truck-grower. l,ulletins of
information are frequently sent out free to a list num-
bering i6,ooo names; short courses in agriculture are
offered, to which one may be admitted without entrance
examinations; one man is employed who gives his en-
tire time to the work of lecturing to farmers, and
organizing Farmers' Institutes, and often parties are
sent out to aid in this work. The College must give
help to the people or it fails in its high office.
During the last eighteen mouths additions to the
teaching force have been made as'follows: One man
in Experimental Chemistry; an instructor in Veterinary
Science; an associate professor in Civil Engineering;
an expert in Physics and Electrical Engineering; an
associate professor of Animal Husbandry; and assist-
ant in Entomology, and also instructors in other non-
scientific departments.
All these improvements and enlargements have
been made possible through the largest appropriation
ever received by the College at the hauls of the Legis-
lature. This amounts to $266,000 for the rivo fiscal
years beginning September t, tgo3. The State thus
shows its confidence in its industrial future, and also
recognizes the important function of the Agricultural
and Mechanical College in promoting the material
prosperity of the people.
One other advance made by the College may be
mentioned: Secretary Wilson said in a recent news-
paper intervietiv that the Agricultural and Mechanical
College of Texas was the most progressive institution
of its character in the L`nited States. He is proving the
sincerity of his words by making valuable concessions
to the College in the boll-weevil crusade, which call for
large appropriations from the National Government to
be spent under the immediate direction of the local
authorities. The importance of this close and cordial
relation with the ~ ational Department of Agriculture
can not be overrated. It means, practically, that Uncle
Sam and his treasury are behind us in whatever work
we undertake for ~;he relief or enlightenment of his
favorite son, the farmer. President Houston has been
no small factor in establishing these friendly relations.
To the average student President Houston's
mamter and bearing may seem to be lacking in cordi-
ality and in ready sympathy. He has been called a
well-balanced man; and this balance or poise, which is
characteristic of his temperament, does not readily lend
itself to emotion. Possessing a mind judicial in its
bent, he meets all issues squarely on their merits, be
the matter however unimportant. The students who
have come to know him best uniforu~ly testify to his
straightforward candor and to his unfailing sense of
fairness. Always easy of approach, ready with words
of counsel or sympathy, he does not thrust himself
forward, but seems to prefer for the student to seek
him. In his public addresses-which are few-he
speaks to the point, and quits when he is done. We do
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not think there is a shtdent iu College who fails to ad-
mire his manliness or who is not loyal to his leadership.
They may not know him well, but they respect and
honor him. They realize that the College is making
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rapid progress under his aggressive administration;
they stand ready to cheer every forward step and to
push wherever help is needed. Long may the College
retain him as its executive head.
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President , , , .... MsDioN SenrsoM , , . , .Fort Worth.
Vice-PresidE°~it~ .... F. A. REICHARDT .....Houston.
Sec'y of Poard ... J. A. BARER ........College Station.
k. I~. LEGETT, Abilene.
GEORGE T. JESTED, Corsicana. L, D. AIISLER, Hempstead. A. HeiuusES, La Grange.
W. J. CLAY, Austin. A. J. BROW V, Dallas.
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DAVID E. HOUS"1'ON, A. 11, LL. D, PItE51DENT. N1AR
ROGER H. WHITLOCK, lei. E., PROFESSOR of 11~IECxnntlcnL
ENGINEERING.
Stevens Institute of Technology, '8a; with the,Jersey F E
City I4lauufachiring Company; with the Brooks Loco-
motive Works, at llunkirk, N. Y, '82-83.
H. N. HARRINGTON, M. S., PROFESSOR or CIiE,2ISTRY sNo
1IINERALOGY.
Agricultural and 11lechmlical College, Mississi°pi, M. 5.;
'3~; Assistant in Chemistry and Physics, Agricultural
and Mechanical College, Mississippi; ex officio State
Chemist, Texas; Advanced Work, Sheffield Scientific
School of Yale and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute of
Troy.
CHARLES PURY~, 114. A., B. S., C. E, PROFESSGR of
MATHEMATICS.
Richnroud College, ~I. A, '81; University of Virginia,
B. S., C. E.; Instructor uI I14athematics, University of
3lichigan; Associate Professor of Civil Engineering
and Physics, 9gricultural and .Mechanical College of
Texas, '8g.
K FRANCIS, D. V. M., PROFESSOR OF VETERINARY
SCIENCE.
Ohio State University; American Veterinary College,.
New York, ll. V. Nl.
GIESF,CKE, M. E., PROFESSOR or llanwiNC.
Agriculhual and &lechauical College of Texas, 111. E,
'86; Post-graduate in IVlechanical Engineering, '90;
Course in Drawing at Round Lake, N. F., '89;
Course in Experimental Engineering, Cornell University,
summer, '93; A course iu Agricultural Dran~ing at Cor-
nell University, summer, 'g~; and a course iu Archi-
tectural Design, Massachusetts Llstitute of Technology,
summer, '98; Assistant Professor of NIecllauical Eugi-
ueering, Agricultural and I1lechanical College of Texas,
'86-88.
J. C. NAG1,E, Y,. S, Dl. A, C. E, M. C. E., PROFESSGR of
CIYIL ENGINEERING.
University of Texas, B. S, '86; DI. A, '9z; Western
University of Pennsylvania, C. E., 'gz; Cornell Uni-
versity, M. C. E., 'g3; Topographer on the Geological
Survey of Texas, '3g-9o; Draftsman in office of the
Pittsburg Rridge Company, summer, '9z; C11ief Engineer
L'razos and &trlesou Raihvay, summer, 'g1; Assistant
Chief Engineer H. E. & W. "I'. Ry., July,'9g, to January,.
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1BISTRUCTORS and
OTHER OFFICERS
ROBERT F. SMITH, 112. T, AssocleTE PROressoR of MnaxE-
MnTlcs.
'Austin College, Huntsville, 'Texas, student; State Nor-
mal, Huntsville, 'Texas, NI. 1'., '8r; Cornell University,
summcr,'o3; Superintendent Public Schools, Willis,
Texas, 'SI-8z; Assistant, Adjunct, and Associate Pro-
fessor Mathematics, Agricultural and Mechanical Col-
lege, Texas, '8s-a~.
P. S. TILSON, 1~I. S., ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY.
Agricultural and Mechanical College, Texas, NI. S,'88;
"Texas Geological Survey, Chemist, '8g-go.
College, B. S. A, 'qq; Iowa Agricultural College, 'oo;
Assistant Professor of Animal Husbandry, Iowa Agri-
cultural College, '02; Manager of fine Stock, Brook-
mont Farms, lowa, '03.
EDWAKD CLARENCE GREEN, 13. S., [NSTaucTOR of
HoRTICt~L•ruRE.
-Iiclligan Agricultural College, B. S., '91; Assistant
Horticulturist, Michigan Agricultural College; Lecturer
and Demonstrator in Practical Entomology, University
Illinois, 'g8; Nursery Inspector and special study of
San Jose scale, Illinois, '99.
T. P. JUNKIN, A. B., ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS,
Student Houston Grammar School, '80; Austin College,
Sherman, Texas, A. B., '93; B. A, NI. A, iu 114athe-
matics, University of Virginia, 'oI; Fello~t- in Mathe-
matics, University of Virginia, 'oo-oI; Graduate work,
University of Chicago, summer, '03.
F. R. MARSHALL, B. S. A., ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ANIMAL
HUSH SNDRY.
Kingston Collegiate Institute, '93; Ontario Agricultural
CI(ARLES S. POTTS, B. A., RI. A., INSrrrcTaR IN Eco~
N039ICS AND HISTORY.
Weatherford College, B. A., '93; University of Texas,
R. A, M. A, '02; Fellow in Economics, State Univer-
sity, Texas, 'oI-oz; University of Chicago, summers, 'or,
'o?, '03; Professor of Mathematics, Granbury College,
'Texas, '99-98; Principal Austin high Se11oo1, 'oo-oI;
Ithslructor in Economics and History, Agricttlhval and
Mechanical College, Texas, 'oz,
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GEORGE S. FRAPS, B. S., PII. D., ASSISTANT CHEMIST,
IENAS ENrERIMENT STATION,
North Carolina College of Agriculhire and Mechanical
Arts, $. S., 'y6; Johns Hopkins linivcrsity, Ph. D., X99;
Fellow Johns Hopkins University, '93-g9; Assistant
Professor of Chemistry, North Carolina College of
Agriculture and Nfechanical Arts, and Assistant Chem-
ist, North Carolina Experiment Station, 'g9-o3; member
German Chemical Society; American Chemical Society;
author "Principles of Dying," and numerous scientific
articles; ~6 /J ~1~
WILLIAM CHAILLF, MAR"fIN, P,. S, ~f. S., S. 13., IN-
STRUCTOR IN GENERAL AND INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRl".
Agricultural and 1echanical College of "Texas, B, S.;
'98, 1~I. S., 'oI ; Massachusetts School of Technology,
S. L,'o3; attended University of Chicago, summer,'o2;
Assistant Chemist, Texas F,xperimeut Station, '98-ot;
Consulting Chemist for Southern Pacific Railroad,
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SAMUEL E. G[DEON, 1NSTRUCTDR IN DRAWING.
cille, Ky.; ~~lrchitectural Draughtsman, Dodd & Cobb,
Manua] Training School, Louisville, Ky, '94; Art work,
Bartlett's Studio and Brederman's Art School, Louis-
Architects, Louisville; Pattern-maker, Bowling Green
(Kentucky) Stone Works; special work at Lewis insti-
tute, Chicago, and "Teachers' College, Columbia Uni-
versity; Instructor iu Wood-Work, Agricultural and
Mechanical College, "Texas, 'oo-oz; Supervisor, Manual
Training and Drawing, Public Schools, Columbus, Ga.,
'oz-o3.
~LV9lfi'I'CHF.LL, B. S., B. C. E., ASSISTANT IN DRAWING.
Central College, "Texas, B. S., '9~; Agricultural and
\lechackcal College, Texas, B. C. E., 'gq; Teacher in
Public Schools, Texas, '9d-oz; Assistant in Drawing,
Agricultural and Mechanical College, Texas,'oa.
O. D. HARGIS, B. S., INSTRUCTOR OP GENERAL CHEMISTRY.
State University, B. S., 'oz; member of the Phi Gamma
Delta Fraternity, University, "texas; Assistant Chemist,
Department of Chemistry, Agriculhiral and 11~Icchanical
College, Texas, 'az.
JOHN A. LOMAY, I3. A., INSTRUCTOR of ENGLISH.
Cranbury Cohe;e, student; University of "Texas, 13. A,,
'97; Weatherford College, Instructor of English; Reg-
ister, Texas University.
MIILLIAIDI GEORGE DRUMItIOND, M. E., INSTRL"CTOR IN
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING.
Ohio State University, 11I. E., 'oo; Draftsman with
Brace Hoisting 11lachinery Company, Cleveland, Ohio;
I4lechanical Engineer with Columbus Forge and Iron
Company, Cohlmbus, Ohio, and at Ohio Hospital fir
Epileptics, Gallipolis, Ohio.
ALRER"T FREDRICK CON:2ADI, B. S. A., M. S., AsslsT-
ANT ENTO~toLOC~sT.
Ohio State University, B. S. A., 'oI ; New Hampshire
State College, M. S., 'oz; Assistant Entomologist, In-
structor in Zoology and Entomology, New Hampshire
State College, 'oI-o3.
CHAS. B. CAMPBELL, PH. B., INSTRUCTOR IN MODERN LAN-
G[IAGES.
Depauw University, Ph. B.,'oo; Principol of the Girard
High School, Illinois, 'm; graduate student in French
and German from June, '02, Itntil Jmle, '03, at Uni-
versity of Chicago.
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GEORGE CLARK EMBRY, B. LIT., INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH.
University of 'Texas, B. Lit., '03, Student Assistant
in English, University of Texas, '02-03.
JOAN HARRISON RIE"TZ, ll. V. 114., [NSTRUCxoa IN VETER-
INARY SCIENCE.
Ohio State University, D. V. M., '03; Assistant in
Pathological Laboratory, Ohio State University, spring,
'03
LOUIS SCROLL, ASSISTANT IN DEPARTMENT OF ENTOMOLOGY,
APIARIST.
Writer of articles on "Bees and Bee-keeping"; "treas-
urer Texas Bee-keeper's Association; Assistant, De-
partment of Entomology; Apiarist, Agricultural and
' Mechanical College of Texas.
W. H. WHFGEFIEAD, INSTRUCTOR OF WOODWORK AND "GURN-
ING.
St. Louis Manual "Graining School, 'oI-o2; Superin-
tendent of the McArthur Brothers' Railroad Construc-
tion Company camp,'o3; Instructor o£ Woodwork and
Turning, Agricultural and Mechanical College, Texas,
'04.
V. H. FOY, B. S., INSTRACTOR IN IRON WORKS.
Agrittlltural and Dechanical College, fexas, B. S., '02;
position in I. & G. N, shops. Palestine, Texas, 'oz-og.
ROBERT EMERSON THWEATT, INSTRUCTOR IN DAIRYING
AND FOREMAN OP CREAMERY WORK.
Student, Hyde Park School, Austin, '9d; Agricultural
and Dechanical College, ~Gexas, student, 'oI-o3; bI-
stnlctor in llairyiug and Foreman of Creamery Work,
Agricultural and Mechanical College, Texas, '04.
JAMES G. HARRISON, B. A, IREASLIRER.
Emory College, Georgia, B. A., '6t ; served through
the Civil War with Confederate Army; Treasurer, Agri-
cultural and 114echanical College, '95.
J. A. BAKER, SECRETARY.
JLlississippi Normal, shldent, '86; North Texas Business
College, '88-89; Teacher in same College, 'go-9~}; Agri-
cultural and iV'Icchanical College, Texas, stenographer,
'g:}; Secretary, '95,
R. L. BENNETT, $, S., M. S., DIRECTOR OF FARM AND COTTON
E%PERT.
Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical College, B. S.,
'88; Honorary Degree, 114. S., ''oo; Alabama Experiment
Station, Agricultural, '90; Director Arkansas Agricul-
tural Experiment Station, 'go-o3.
J, W. CARSON, B. S., DIRECTOR OF FARMF.RS° INSTITUTES.
-'Iarvin College, Waxahachie, Texas, student; Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College, Texas, B. S,'86, B. Sc.,
'93 ~ Assistant Director, Texas Agricultural Experiment
5tatioh,'88-96; Superintendent, Farm Department, Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College, Texas,'oo-03; Director
of Farmers' Institutes, '04.
JAMES EDWARD PLATT, PHYSICAL DIRECTOR.
Student, State College of Pemisylvania, '99; LaFayette,
Electrical Engineering, special, '02; LaFayette, Football
Team, full and half-back, '99, 'oo, 'oI.
DIRS. CAREY CARR NEIBERT, TRAINED NuesE.
University of Texas, Nursing Department of Jahn Sealy
Hospital; Trained Nurse, Agricuhura] and Mechanical
College, Texas, '02,
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WILLIA14~1 ELOYD JONES, PH. G,'o3; PHARffiAGST.
Hamilton High School, 'oI ;University of "feral, Ph. G.,
,03
IIZA GAIN, LIBRARIAN.
Professor in Erath County and Stephenville High
School; in charge of Department of Science, 'oz-oz;
Professor of Mathematics, 'oz-o3.
GEORGE DRUPE, B. TI. E., Sti PERINTENUENT OF STEA h1
PLANT.
Ag~riculhua] and Mechanical College, 'Texas, B. M. E.,
'gz; Engineer, Galveston Power-house,'gz-g3; Engineer
Steamboat, Tampico, Mexico, '94; Assistant Engineer,
'95 ~ Chief Engineer, 'g8; Superintendent Steam Plant,
'qg, A;ricultural and Mechanical College, Texas.
GEORGE F. TYRRELL, BANDMAyTER.
Kneller Hall Military School of Music, '8z; Band-
master of "Fighting Teeth Cavalry"; Bandmaster of
Eighth Regiment, "third Brigade, National Guard of
Pennsylvania.
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AGUAYO, ADRIAN N. PnRxns, Mexico
"The trumpet of his owu virtues."
"Adrian." Feteran of Company- "ll"; a crank on the two-meal per
day sys'em: also belieees Reeeille injurious to health; ~Mem-
ber of "D "Company Rear Guard.
Entered: 'oo. M.E.
Thesis: Engine test.
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ALTGELT, ERNEST S. 5~~ ANTONIO
"Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof."
"Germany." Veteranof Company "D";Half-back on CompauyFoot-
ball Team; Member of "D"Company Rear Guard; the laziest
and most contented among us, but always successful.
Entered: 'oo. C. E.
Thesis: Plans and estimates for a new water distributing system,
which will afford sufficient fire protection at College.
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BAUER, FELL BURTOPI
"As idle as a painted ship upon a painted ocean."
"Felix." Junior First Lieutenant Company "A"; extremely studious,
but never learns anything; has a bad case of brilliant ideas; the
only cadet who has never heard taps.
Entered: 'oo. M. E.
Thesis: The designing of a zoo-K. W. light plant.
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BENJAMIN, JOSEPH W. Cvsao
"His smile, it was child-like and bland."
"Ben." First Lieutenant of Company " D" ; Left Uuard College Foot-
ball 'Team; Dutchman's Club; weeds no breakfast; the manwith
the curly hair.
Entered: 'oo, C. E.
Thesis: A design for a Fink roof trass.
BERNAY, CAMP L. BROWNW00D
"Begone, my cares! I give you to the winds."
"Red." Second Lieutenant of Company "C" ;Sub. Quarter-lack
College Football Team; Member of Houston Rifles; Secretary
of Hurrah Club; blessed with a sorrel bush; judge not his
ability by his size.
Entered: 'o~. C. E.
Thesis: A spur track from the stations to the barns.
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BI,AhE, THOMAS W,, JR. llnii,.~s
" I have sighed to many, but love but one."
"Tommy, Mollie." Battalion Adjutant; Captain College Football
Team; Vice-President Senior Class ;Second Lieutenant Houston
Rifles; Associate Editor of T[tc Loxc Hmtn; Austin Literary
Soc ety; Member Athletic Council ; President Final Ball; Class
Valedictorian ; authority on all social stunts.
Entered: 'or. Agr,
Chesis: Diversification.
BURNS, JOHN C. CuExo,
"As long as the moral law."
"Johnnie." Pirst Lieutenant College Band; Houston xifies,'Fann-
ers' Club; Kiug of the animal trainers; plays the squealer in the
band, and havoc with the hearts of the ladies.
Entered: 'or. Agr.
"thesis: A comparison of roughages for the production of Baby
Beef,
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CARTER, JAMES W. CCLESTE
" I am no orator, as Brutus is ;
But, as you know me all, a plain, blunt man."
"Jim." Veteran of Company "B"; Battalion Postmaster; Austin Lit-
erary Society ; he lives a life ~ f ease and content.
I/ntered: 'oi. C. E.
Chesis: The location of a railroad.
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CLONTS, THOMAS P. MART
"But when I Uecame a man I put away childish things."
"Philander, the Cat" Commodore. Second Lieutenant Company "B";
President Austin Literary Society; Editor-in-Chief of the Bat-
talion; the "Bronco Buster"; innocent victim of the Hurrah
Cluh.
Entered: 'a~. C. E.
Thesis : The location of a railroad.
34
COBBS, THOMAS D., JR. SAN ANTONIO
How fluent nonsense Crickles from his tmigue!"
"Tommy." Second Lieutenant Company "D"; Member Houston
Rifles; Final Ball Committee; Valet to the President of the
Hurrah Club; the cutest man on the Campus.
Entered: 'or. C. E.
Thesis: Location of the Bryan-College Electric Road.
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COCHIZAN, JEROME C. HOUSTON
"Earth holds no other like thee."
"Cockie." Veteran of Company "C"; President of Hurrah Club;
Resdent Engineer of the "Babe Valley Railroad"; Astron-
omer-in-Chief of the Senior Class.
Entered: 'm. C. E.
Thesis: The determination of the magnetic declination at College
Station, Texas.
36
CONNLR, ARTHUR B. ROSEBUD
"Thou sayest an indisputable thing
In such a solemn wa}'."
"Bug." Second Lieutenant of Company "A "; Member of Houston
rifles; Farmers' Club; Burton's room-mate; an enthusiastic
bughunter.
F,ntered: 'oi. Agr,
Thesis : A physical examination of the typical soils of Texas.
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CRUSE, THOMAS L. WOODZ'ILLE
" I am a son of Mars who have been in many wars."
"Tom." Veteran of Company"A"; Member Houston Rifles; he
goes to chapel, sometimes; the active member of Haner, Cruse
& Co., Wind Jammers.
Entered: 'oo. C. 1:.
Thesis: Plans for the i~nprocemcnt of the A. & M. College roads.
38
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DAVENPORT, HENRY SWANSON PALESTINE
" A fellow of infinite jest, of most excellent fancy."
"Swanson." President of the Veterans ; Bug~hmiter ; plays cymbals
in baud; Member of Houston Rifles; farmers' Club;
'Dennis Club ; Final Ball Committee ; Manager of Track
Team; a man who is a friend to everybody.
Entered : 'oo. Agr.
Thesis : Crown gall.
40
DUNN, RALPH B. WHEELOCK
"Wisdom shall die with me."
"Ralph." Veteran of Coiupany "B"; the would-be tamer of campus
birds ; a cat with the ladies ; the Senior Goat.
Thesis : Test of a Straight Line engine.
FOUNTAIN, THOMAS D. RE.SGAN
"You'll never clap a padlock on my tongue."
"Deacon." Veteran of Company °C"; Houston Rifles; Member
Austin Literary Society; Chief Hurraher of Hurrah Club; has
never seen the sun rise at College Station.
Entered: 'o~. C. E.
Thesis : A study of modern methods of sewage purification.
42
GLASS, ROBERT H. FxnNxr,tx
" He hath a neighborly charity in him. "
"Harry," First Lieutenant Company °B "; chief protector in "Bat-
wright"; aquiet conscientious man; a friend to all"Fish."
Entered: 'or. M. E.
Thesis : Test of a Straight Line engine.
HANER, ERNEST, JR. SAN ANTONIO
°i Then he will talk-ye gods! how he will talk!"
"Dutch." Veteran of Company "A"; the silent partner in Haner,
Cruse & Co., Wind Jammers; is "coming out" in society soon if
Cruse doesn't prevent.
Entered : 'oo. C. E.
Thesis: Plans for the improvement of the A. S M. College roads.
44
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" A lion among the ladies is a most dreadful thing. "
"Doc." Captain Company "I)"; First Lieutenant Houston Rifles;
Associate Editor of Tti~ Love Hoxx; Final Ball Committee;
long, lank and lean, but full of fun ; as ]mig as the bad boy's
dream.
Entered: 'oi. M: E,
Thesis: Pwnp tests.
45
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HOFFER, TEMPLE B, BALLINGER
" It is a great plague to be so handsome a man. "
`°~Temp." Second Lieutenant College Band; Houston Rifles; First
Assistant Animal Tamer; plays alto in band.
Entered: 'ot, C. E,
Thesis : Plans and estimates for a new water distributing system,
which will afford sufficient fire protection at College.
46
HOFFER, TEMPLE B, BALLINGER
" It is a great plague to be so handsome a man. "
1D~Temp." Second Lieutenant College Band; Houston Rifles; First
Assistant Animal Tamer; plays alto in band.
Entered: 'ot, C. E,
Thesis : Plans and estimates for a new water distributing system,
which will afford sufficient fire protection at College.
46
HOliCHINS, WARREN A. HALLETSVILLE
" I am not one of those who do not believe in love at first sight, but I
believe in taking a second look."
"Warren." " B"Company veteran; author of Hard Times at the A.
& M. C.; Leader of Clont's Horses ; would rather desert the
Company than eat ; the sport, the wit, and the wind of the
Seniors.
Entered: 'oo. C. E.
Thesis: Review of the Ogden Cut-Otf, U. I . R. R.
47
HULL, BURT E. HOIISTON
"Perhaps he will grow"
"Burt.° Veteran of Cmnpany "B"; Staff Artist of THE Lorc Hoiiv;
Final Ral] Committee; Battalion Staff ;Austin Literary Soci-
ety ; Student-Manager of Football Team ; Promoter of Car-
tilage system for increasing height; Chief Justice of Austin
Hal] Supreme Court; Tennis Chip; Houston Rifles.
lintered: 'oi. C. E.
Thesis: Comparative tests of cements.
48
JAPHET, WM. ERNST HOUSTON
"Who thinks too little and talks too much"
Germany." Celeran of Company "D"; Member of the Immortal
Rear Guard; German translato~of the fifth degree; happy,
generous, and always laughing,
Entered: 'or. C. E.
Thesis: Comparative tests of cements.
49
KAULBACH, ALBERT H. I,n UxnxcE
"A little learning is a dangerous thing." ,
"Skinney." Veteran of Company "B"; Houston Rifles; Supreme
Court of Austin Hall; was run through astove-pipe in his
youth and has never recovered.
Entered: 'or. C, E.
Thesis: Strength of materials.
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