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A Message from the President 


Y WORD to all students of the University for the ses ­
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920-1921 is this tha t sooner  .
sion of 
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must relate 

the the 
fi11d your 0 \\7n places therein. The major portion of your value , and certainly the whole of your best value, to your own generation and of your own contentment as well, depend upon the decision you make as to the part each of you is to play. What are you going to do? Lacking such a decision you con ­vict yourselves of aimlessness. You are furnishing no focus to your po\.vers. You can not work any synthesis of the elements with which you are dealing. You are losing immeasurably in the value of your daily tasks so long as you do not know to what end they are being performed . 

I t is one of the grea t functions of the U niversity to assist 
rou in making this choice and to fit you for the duties which 
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your choice involves. Here you can get both general and specific vie,vs of life its needs, its resources, its problems, its opportunities. These four years because of their contacts may be made the most precious, the most fruitful of all your ex­perience, provided that at their close you shall have acquired a definite and intelligent life determination. 

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Faculty and Officers of the Main University 

CLAUDE BA LEY, B. A., Tuto1· in Pure Matl 

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-lnB.,LL.BBITT, . 
DANIEL FRANKLIN B

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EARL LocKRIDGE BR Adju nct Prof essor of English . 
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Professor of Philosoph)r. 

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HALBERT PLEASANT BYBEE, 

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HARRY y ANDELL BENEDICT, 

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1\1.BERT ARNOLD BENNETT, 

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Lecturer inBERR\', t:GLAS .
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CA1'1PBELLILLIA~I 
structor in Govern men t. 
sor of Pure :\Iathen1atics. DR. RENEDICT. 

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GEORGE J\ LBERT ENDRESS, 

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in 1\ pplied Mathen atics. 
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inS.B.E.,1.  . 
in.B.RRELL,  . 
ES "\. CAl\t] 

E. E.. Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering. 
fRANK fREDERICK CO\'INGTO ~, .JR., l\I. r.\, 
.  . 
r i n E ng1isl  . 
I nst ruct 
·to1  . 
TtA.,I.l\  ,. 
IARION CRA \VFO R  . 
Ec;FRANC .·)Cl1cn1istr .
i 
Luc EN O\\'EN CROCKETT, B. 1\ ., Tt1to1in

·  . 
.·\istr .
en .
Cl 
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CHARLES HENR)' Cu 
HA1"t, Pl D., Adj unct Pr·o­
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fessor of Business

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n1i1i\d 

.on •  . 
strat•  . 

-G:\ . .~ 
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A'\\'L'\\sT,Gt:~D .. ProLit.D.,Ph. ,..
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fessor of Philosopl 
,.\S \\'. Cu RRIE, ~I. i\ . 
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TH 
B. D., Secretar • ·\ \ .-1\1. 




c. .\. 
-ATHA ~IEL DAx  . 
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ILLIA\\ ,....JIB.,\.B.. ,.
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d  . 
sor of Ordcrg a rpt:r\·i . 
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ELI71\BETH D ECIIR ,.I.\~ urc .
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J\., I nstructor iI.~ 
I a t 11 cn a t ics. 
.
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.B,..-:
l:.1:.RT 11 uR H1\ R \ \. 0 0 D D\... •\rg  . 
r i n Gcoll  . 
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L a '' . H,\R p E R l~. ..1 \., T ut  . 
ast er i .. . 
iz  . 
QL 
Prige 2.J 
•
• 
Faculty and Officers of the Main University 
LLU~I, Assistant Registrar  . 
N G . .. 
LLIAM FELSING, Ph. D., Associate ~IYRTLE Su 	.
V\  . 
Aucus 
Professor of Chemistry . 	of the Extension Teaching Division of the 
Bureau of Extension .

TH0~1As E ~'ING FERGUSON, 1\1. A., lnstructor in . IARY E 1A GoFF, B. A. B. L. S., Head
~1~ 	 .
English 
Ca taloguer in Library.
l\1Ax F1cHTENBAU!\1, B. A., Assistant Regis ­
'.A R D G 0 0 D WI N' B. L. B. L. s .
'"	trar . J0 H N ED 
Librarian .
BERT M cHA EL F1ELD, B. A., T utor in 
	..
R 
English . 	~IRs. RosELLE G ouL GoREE, B. A., Tutor 
 . 

PHISTER FINCH I. s., C. E., 	in English. 
 . 
,ANLEY.
S -A KAY GoRMAN, l'vI. A., Assistant in Li  . 
Associate Professor Ci vil Engi neering; Re -O 
search Associate in tl1e Engineering D i -	•
r  . 
brar 
vision of the Bureau of Economic Geology LLIA1'I CR ZIER GowAN, B. A., Tutor in 
	..
V\ 
and T echnology. 
Economics . . JA ~1 E s A N D E R s 0 N F 1 T z G E R A L D' 1,I. A'. 
.	z \VrLLIAJ.\I GRAFF, B. A., 1\1. B. A .
FR1
Associate Professor of Business J\ dministra­
• 	Associate Professor of Business Ad minis­
t1on . 
tration; ".\ssistan t to the President . 
,.AIR FLEMING, B. S. in E. E 	 . 
RGE A .
GE 
,.VNSEND GRANGER, B. S. in C. E	\ . 
uR T  . 
i,..
AR
lnstructor in Electrical Engineering . 
lnstructor in Ci\·il Engineering . 
 . 
Assistant tA., B. 	 .,..
CoRINNE LANEY FL 
CLARENCE TRU1'1AN GRAY, P h. D., Associatethe Director of Publicit)r · Professor of P hilosophy of Education .
vVILLIAM ALVAH FRANCIS, B . .;.<\., lnstructor in English . .t\ BNER LEON GREEN, B. A., LL. B., Pro ­fessor of Law . 
,.cAR WrLLIAM GRANKE, B. S. in E. E 	.
E 
Tutor in Electrical Engineering. 	REGINALD HAR\'EY GRIFFITH, Ph. D. Pro­
r of the W renn  . 
Curat  ;. 
sE GARDNER, B. A., Tutor i11 fessor of Englis l 	 . 
MARY Lou 
Zoolog)r . 
jR., B. S., Associate	1, .,,. 
GR1sc . .. 
\\ELL
]AMES l\.l1 LTON GARRETT, B. S. in Arch ,. 
M. A., Tutor in Architecture. 	Professor of Pu blic Speaking. 
LPH .A.ucus GRuBER, 
	 ...
A
TH.v.tAS RussELL GARTH, 
ry Assistant 	 . 

Laborat 	in
P h. D., Adj unct Professor 
Ph)'Sics .

of Psychology. 
CHARLES A A!\fS GutICK, 1\1. 

 . 

C HARLESSHACKLEFORD 
A. Tutor in Economics .
GATES, JR., ~1. D ., Pl1:·­
 . ..
E . 
LTON R 	 . 

sician for !\,len . f\I w Gu scH, 
Ph. D., Adjunct Professor 

To11 GA LIN, B. S., ~Ianager 
.

of English H istory; Di­of Uni,rersity Hall. 
rector of Texas vVar Col­
.	NA GEARING, Pro -lection .
MARY E 
fessor of H ome Economics; 
,	LSON HACKETT .
S \V CHARLE
omics.	 .
Head of the Home Eco 
P h. D., Adj unct Professor 
Division of the Bureau of Latin .:·\.merican H istory . 
Extension . 
CHARLES GROVES HAIN ES, 
• 	,EON  . 
VARD G1  \. 
SA11UEL E 
Ph. D., Professor of Gov ­Associate Professor of i\ r ­
ernment. 
chitectural D esign and Ar ­
,	wARD EvERETTE HALE .
E 
.·}r	 .
chitectural Hist 
B. A., Tutor in Economics. 
FRIEDRICH ERNST G1ESECKE , 

l\1AX SELVIUS HANDMAN, Ph .
11. E., B. S. in Arch., Pro­
.· .
Professor of Sociolog	D ., 
fessor of Architectural En­
,1IILES LAWERENCE HANLEY 	 .
-gineering; Head of En 
gineering Division of Bu -~1. A., lnstructor in Eng ­reau of Economic Geology lis h. 
and T echnology. 

~1ATTIE CRUMPTON HARDY, 
ER~IA lVIAY GrLL, 1\1. A., ~1. A., Instructor in the 

.Es Philosophy of Education  . 
cE Tow 	 .
lnstructor in English . Ju 
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Librar 

Faculty and Officers of the Main University 

..,
.,.;LI ..,
.r . 
,0N Hf\RPER .
s . 
HENR' ,,-1 e . 
istr)r; Dean of tl  . 
Chen  .. 
Professor i .ool  . 
Gradua te Scl 
CARL HART?\IAN, Pl 	D., "Professor 
tant\ssis	 .. 

of Zoology. 
,.\CHER, 1\1. 1 .
HA 	.
1 . 
1E .c\us  .. 
IRs. ~IA~ .~)r  . 
in Hist rcl1i\·ist \. 
RA N D 0 L p H • \ R N 0 L D 	I I A ,. N E s' I. "I11 ­
\.,  . 

structor in Romance Languages. 
-c Regis  . 
NA HAZEL\\"OOD, Examiner in tl .
E .s Officc  . 
trar 
H E L L\'ON HEARD, l\I. D ., Ph}•s ici a n ·
fo1 .
E .cn  . 
1on \\ 
-
BEss HEFLIN, :\! . . . , . djunct Professor of 
.e Economics 	.
Hon 
CHARLES I I ER?\l N HEil\ISATH' B. A., Th. B '. 
.\
. 
r in E glish . 
	 .. . 
Tu t 
.Tutor in Anthropology	I. A., :\, . 
TILLIE H EL1\\ 
-SEY HENDERSON, Ph. D., Pro 	 ... 
JosEPH L 
f essor of econdar)" Educa tion . 
RoY BE 	IN HENDERSON, Lecturer on 
.~
tA. . 
-sical Education in the Universit)r In·..
Pl 
terscholastic League. 
NE\VTON SA?\IUEL HEROD B. A., Instrt1ctor in Phy·sics . 
ED'\'THE PALTLINE HERSEY, B. S., Lecturer 
	 .
in Home Economics Di\rision of the Bureat 
of Extension . 
l\lARGARET Co sTANCE HEss­
 . 
Instructor and.,J\ I.  . 
,LER 
Research 	ssistant i n
\ .. 

H ome Economics . 
• 
P H11 DEBRAND, 	B.
LK  . 
lRA Professor ofI.,  . 
.LL,...\. 
La\v. 
ANNA H1ss, Instructor i11 
sical T r a i n i n !5 f o r 	·..
Pl 
7 
\\ 
omen. 
,.\".r . 
,Es  .~ 
tA Lou HoL .
HEL -1· i n P u r e ::\1at 11 e  . 
I n s t r u c t 
• 
.cs . 
at .
n 
IES PATRICK H Ll\IES, LL. 
	..
J A 
B., Secretary and Regis ­
trar of the School of La.·,, 

-	11xc HoRxA  . 
1 DE .
1LLIA-\\ 
A ,. , D i r e c t f Pub l icit )·. 
 . 
r	. . 

..
Pl 	 .,..
s HoR ....
GoLDIE PR 
D., Instructor in P ure 
.a tics  . 
Iathen::\ 
STO,~ B. S. in 	.
t.  . 
CE H .:
BR 
Ch. E., Tutor in Chem­

BERT DENNIS jACKSON, B. A., 1\ ssistant 	.
R 
Sccretar r of the B ureatl of Governmcnt 
 .  .. 
Researcl n s t r u ct r i 11D . , I .  . 
B s, P l  . 
E 1\1AR1 E ] A c
. . 
E s s ] -.r e l\11at he m a t ic s  . 
Pt 
H ERl\1AN GERLACK jAl\lES, Ph. D., ]. D ,. Professor of Gov·crnment . 
cH , I. A., in 	 .. 
L1LLIAN :\IARY ~TA 
Tutor 
 .
.,)g . 
Zool 

FRA NK L EONARD j EWETT, B. 1\., B. D ,. lnstructor in the T exas Bible Chair. 
RrcHARD OscAR ALBERT Jo As, B. ..\, 
 . 

tor in Philosopl of 	Education . 
	'.{.
Tt 
,.ONES B. S. in :\1. E	] .·
R ..~ 
RREST E ..
} 
I nstructor in :\Iec ha nical Engineering . 
ciateJ\sso,A.1. . 
,iuFORD ] ONES 	 . 
HovvARD 
Prof essor· of Com parative Literature. 
W LLARD Jo Es, Ph. B., Adjunct 
	. . 
c ..
lRv 
Professor of 1\Iusic . 
.\s-D.,.Ph  ,. 
NDER CoRBIN Juoso	r\LEXA
sociate Professor in English . 
oHN S NE1' KARLING, B. A., Tutor in 
	 ..
] 
Botany. 
in	A.,1.1'c,  .. 
G NES K 
I nstructor Library	\ . 

Science. 
NEY ERCEL K. c, B. S. in Ch. E., Tutor 

.	 ...
S 
C l ic a l E n g i n e e r i n g . 
.
e n  . 
i n ,RBY  . 
1Rs. HELEN 11IARR K  . 

1\1. A., De a n f \V n1e n , 
. . 

Emerita . ~1 ] osEPH K RK, "­
\s 	 .
T1LLIA\\ 

sistant in Physical Educa­tion in the niversitv ln­
.,..

• 
.	olastic League .
terscl 
H EDWIG THUSNELDA KNIKER, 

Geologic Aid in the	\.,I .•  . 

Bureau of Economic Ge­
··}g . 
olog}r and Technol 
-InA.,B.ZEK, .. 
CHARLES K 

structor in S 1 a v· i c Lan­guages. 
NEY 	 .
lRs. ~IARGARET KE~ 
KRESS, 1\1. A., Instructor in Ron ance Languages. 
 . 

~ THIAS KuEHNE, Ph. 
 . 
OHN 1A	] 
D ., Associate Professor of Ph,• ·s]cs . 
ELIZABETH \ 1AN DEv"ANTER LACEY, B. A., B. s., .\ d ­.iunct Professor of Hon1e Economics . 
, .INCENT \VESLEY LA~FEAR, ~1. A., Adjunct Professor of Economics. 
-LA\'EX BERTA FRANCES 	.
R 
DER, :\!. .t\., Adjunct Pro­
• 	fessor of Latin.
lS tr\'._ 	DEAN TAYLOR
• 
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Faculty and Officers of the Main University 

BERT A GER LAw, Ph. D., Professor of 
..
R 
English. 
· . 
.esle\\PHREY LEE. l\I. A., Instructor .
Ul\ 

Bible Chair. IsAAC l\IcKINNEY LE"\v s, Ph. D., Professor 
 . 

of Botanv• . R ALP H ALEXANDER L LE, B. A., Geologist, 
.. . 

Bureau of Economic Geology and Technol­ogy. KATHLEEN REBECCA L1 LE, B. A., Recorder 
 .. 

in Registrar's Office. CLYDE L TTLEFIELD, lnstructor in Ph,rsical 
.

• 
Training for ~len. ] FBERG, Ph. D., Adjunct Pro­
 . 
oHN OscAR L 
fessor of Greek. 
GAN, Instructor in  . 
BYLLA L  . 
ARJORIE Sl\I

Ho me Economics. FLORENCE GERTRUDE L vE, B.A., B. S. in Ed., 
 . 

I nstructor in Hon e Economics. 
 . 

-cHARD NEVENS MATHER, B. A., Quiz  . 
R 

n1aster in La\\T• 
Ph.ATHER,TYLER J\ILLIAl\I  . 

\vT D., Professor of Physics. ] ACKSON IATHE\VS, l\I. A., Regis­
~VARD\.
E 
trar; Assistant Dean of the College of Arts. vVILLIAM HARDING lVIAYES, LL. D., Professor 
 .. 
of journalisn 
A1'IE S E\VTON ~ cHIE, B. S. in Eng., I\1. A., 
.
I] 
Adj unct Professor of 1\ pplied l\Iat hematics. 
-Ph. D., ProLLIER, . 
l\ItUND THORNTONl\-.
E .ics  . 
fessor of Econon 
LLIAl\1 ]ASPER LLER, E. E .. Adjunct 
 . 
i ..
V\ 
P1·ofessor of Electrical Engineering. ~1AR\.'IN CLIFFORD 1\IONTG011ERY, l\I. A ,. f\ dj unct Professor of R ornance Languages. 
LLIE l\1oNTG011ERY, in .
I?\ 
lnstructor Public Speaking. 
. . 
Englisl nct .
AdjtD.,Ph.KER,BENJAl\lIN FRANKLIN Lu 
in La\v. 
.ance Languages  . 
Professor of R on 
RoBERT LEE l\1Io 
ALICE LO\'ELACE, B. "\., Tutor in 

QuizmasterB.,LL.RE, ..
TLEE 11  . 
LucY Io 

Associate Professor ofRE,
 .

-RGE FREDERICK Lussv, Ph. D., Instrt1c .
GE 

PLl re l\ Iat 11 emat ics. 

t  . 
anic in the Departme .
ieclv.,RRIS  . 
FRED l\I 

.iecl1a nical Engineering  . 
of 

HERl\IAN J osEPH ~Iu LLER, Ph. D., 1\ ssociate 

··)g . 
Professor of Zool 

tor i n Germa nic La nguages. 

InstructorA.,l\I.s, .
o·.
Lf\1AY
] ESSIE in 

English. 

FREDERICK l\IcALLISTER, Ph. D ., Associate 

Professor of Botan)". 

In-,.\}.l\1N,B..\ .,r-\NNA l\1!ARGARET l\luLLIKID.,. . 
AvA Jos EPHINE l\I cA~11c; Pl .ctor i n Pure l\Iathematics  . 
st rt
Tutor in Chemistr\·. 
• LAURA N R:tv1AN, l\1. 
 . 
LDA  . 
H
DANIEL EvANDER l\1cAR­
ance .
n . 
r in R  . 
1nst ruct.,r\
THUR, l\I. A ., Tutor in 
A UTHER  ] .  MAcCHI,  Sto1·e­ 
roo m  Assistant  in -.
Chen  
•1str'• '·  
I voR  0RIN  l\1ALL,  B.  S.  in  


Languages.
Histor,• ·. CHARLES ERNEST l\oRv.. AND, 
FRANK B uRR l\1ARCH, Pl 

\ '1v1ENNE BISON l\Ic­
.
R 

I. A., Tutor 


 .

-st 1· uc .
I .
.CL A T cH ,. ' l\1. A 

,DoNNEL  . 
NIE l\IARTHA Q  :. 
\1 

·· . 
r in Ps)·
cholog .
t 

·')g . 
Tutor in Zool.,\.cB.
B. A .,
N,  . 
icELl\.ARGARETl\1

THEOPHILUS SHICKEL PAIN­
Tutor in English. 

TER, Ph. D., Adjunct Pro­
-E LEONARD 'l\IcGEE, Lab  . 
] 
.·.
g . 
fcssor of Zool 
-em  . 
ry Assist ant in Cl  . 
orat 
,.lAY PARKER, 11. A  . 
CLARA
•
lStry. 
1\ dj unct Professor of the 
1\ rt of Teaching.
l\IcLAuR N, B . "\ ,. 
 . 
LAucH 
LL. D., Professor of La 

GEORGE r-\ SH\VORT H PARKI N­
,,.. 

R ov ] ACK l\1IcLE N, B. ,. 

 .

Instructo r i n ,• ·sical 
.
Pl 

Training for ?\Ien. 

.lcNE1L, Cl\,.-.:.
RA . 
TALTER H\\ dj unct Professor\ . 

E ,. of Dra,ving. 
-ie  . 
lnstructor in,E.1.l\

chanical Eng1neering. 

SON, Assistant T esti r g En­
 . 

•
gineer in the Engineering 
Di,·ision of the Burea u of 

ic Geolog," and  . 
Econon 
' . 
.'")g . 
1"'cc11 nol . . 
TuFTS PARLIN, Pl  . 
so .
IIA 
D., r\ssociate Professor of 
f  . 
t Dean  . 
g1is}1 ; Assist a  .. 
E c College .c\rts .
tl 
of and Sciences. 
CALEB PERRY PATTERSON, LL. B., 11. J\., Adj unct Professor of Go,·ernn1ent. 
,.D 
..

.
. 

OIIN THOl\lAS PATTERSON


 .

-P1·ofessor of ZoD., ..
Pl
Adjunct Professor i11 An­
.·)g . 
TTON ol 
 .

r\'. DR. St  . 
cient Hist 

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• 
Faculty and Officers of the Main University 

-roD ., P.  . 
JR., PlE, .
.,PA .
e:R R1\  . 
\\oA s .. . 
LE , ..
glisl  .. 
~fessor of l -iate Pro\ssoc1..,.\ . 
.1\1,VIN PEARCE  \. 
ES E .~
A] 
fesso 	of 1\ ntl ropolog)·' 
	 .
· . 

PE E K, 	B. ., Assist a t i11 t 11 c Libra rv " . 
	 ..
N A .
Z 
DANIEL J\ LLEN PENICK, Ph. D., Pt·ofcssor of Head of tl e Exten­
 . 
guages;  .. 
Classical La c Bu rea u  . 
g D i\' isio n of  .. 
i . 
sio n T eac l 
t l of Extensio n. fLE~lIN G LEN CL;\ Y PERRIN, Pl D., r\d­
 .. ".
\1 ·· . 
cholog· . 
j unct Profcssor of Ps Adjunct ProfessorE.,C.PETTY,  .. 
0LI\' E Sco 
of Civil Engineering; Researcl1 J-\ssist ­
of thc Bureau  .. 
ant in Engir1eering Divisio ·· . 
of Economic Geology and Technolog 
SuE HELEN PHIPPS, 1\1. A., Instructo1· in 

.ncr Languages 	 . 
n . 
Ro 
EANIE 	1\1lAY PICKNE\' B. A., B. S. ir H. E .. 
 . 
} ics Di,·ision  . 
in Home
Lecturer Econon of 
the Bureau of Extension. 
HNNIE P RKLE, B. A Tutor in Ps cholog.·~

·	 . .. ..
] 
BENJAI\1IN FLOYD Pr TENGER, Pl D., Asso­
 .. . -.
ir .
\dnal J . 
ciate Profcssor of Educatior 
istra tion; Acti ng De'!. n of t l c Sc11001 of 
 . ... 
Educatio -Instruc,\..c.l\IRTER, . 
LELIA TYLER Pl\1Rs. .· . 
tor in Zoolog Pr·ofessorD., ..
PlRTER, . 
CKETT P  . 
LTON BR  . 
l\I 
of Pure l\l atl ematics. 
 . 
Chen1ist i11ER,..
PoD.
RY tl1e Cl1emi cal .
Au ' . 
e Bureau of Eco11on1ic Geo1oR .
tl·ision ofDi,·")g . 
and Technol 
CHARLES SH RLEY Po s, NI. 
	 .. . 

A., LL. B., Professor of 
Lavv; i\ssistant Dean of the 
Sc11001 of La\V. 

,ELL·	 .,
IssABELLJ\ TEACUE Po 
Pianist and Secretarv in 
• 
sical T r a i n i n g f o r	· . 
Ph 
\\ 1 on1en. 
H PEYTON PREss1B.

EY,.	.
Ru 
i\ ., Tutor i Englisl1. 
 .. 

FANNIE RHEA PRESTON, l\I. 
a ncc 	 .
l nst ruct o r i n Ro n.,J\ 
La nguages. 
aster  . 
QuiznCE,  . 
BERT PR 	.
H 
i n La,,.. CHARLES BLAISE Qt:ALIA, B. r\. , T ut or i n Ro n a nce l"a n­
 . 

guages. cH ARL Es \\ T 1L L1A~1 RA1'1 s­DEL L, Ph. D., Professor of 
.·)r . 
erica n I-l ist 	 . 
An 

ProREED, 	 ..
FRANK LEFEv1 

E 

-

fessor of :\Iusic. 

.:\IRrcE,EL ~..
D  >. 
CHARLE 

S., "\ssociate Professor of 

.\ pplied :\Iat11ematics. 

Instrt ctor in Philosoph )·. 
 . 

l~IKER. :\I. ",.\
T\\'AD 	RE ED 

Bach. Lit., .\ssistant Pro­
	 .
fessor of l\lodern Europea 

BISON, !\1. i\., lnstructor 	 . 
C11ARLES 1-f EBER R 
i n Bi b1e, Cl u rch o f Cl rist . 
	. . 

Y Ro GERS, Tutor in Botany. 
 . 
v..	ELINOR EM 
DAVID 	RosENBAUM, M. A., Degree of Rabbi, t1 c t r in Sen1it ics. 
 . 
st 1· 	.
I1 
CHARLES ELlVIER RO\VE, B. s. in C. E., E. rvr,. f\ssociate P rofessor of D ra \Vi n.~ L\ D., o f
ER, Pl1. Professor .
s· . 
t ES FrNCH Roy..f~ . . 
Englisl wARD \VELLS R uGELE\', B. A., Tutor in .
E .v•e mistr.
Cl 
l\IIRs. CHARLES HENRY SANDER, Tutor in I\/Iusic . ] ASON P LLAND SANDERS, B. Tuto r in
., 	 . 

C 11e istr}r. 
 ... 

AARON ScHAFFER, Ph. D., Instructor in Ro­mance Languages. EucENE PAUL ScHOCK, C. E., Ph. D., Professor 
-istr)i; H ead of the Chem. Div. Bu  . 
of Chen .·}ic Geology a nd Tec1 
nolog  . 
of Econon  . 
reat -lnstructor in RoA.,B.s, .. 
ROTHY ScH .
D 
mance 	Languages. 
r Assistant  . 
ScHWARZER, Laborator .
HAR ..
Go ·.C 11emist ry  .. 
i 
HowARD ARNOLD SEcKERSON, 11. A., In­structor in Englis11 . 
.r . 
nst ructD., I. . 
SE LI N, Pl 	 . 
wA R .
Ey..A  . 
V1L L\ 
in English. ELIAS HowARD SELLARS, Ph. D., Geologist in 
e Econo n1ic Geolog:r Di vision of the Bureau 	.
tl 

of Econon1ic Geology and Technology. VIRGINIA F TZH UGH SHEARER, 
 . 

B. S., 	Instructor in Hon1e 
.ics 	 .
Econon 
THOl\IAS l-'IALL SHELBY, Di­rector of tl e B ureau of Ex­
 . 

.on  . 
•tens 
H E :'-/ R ,. L E R0 y SH ERRILL, B. ...-,.\ Tuto1· in Business _\ d­
. . 	. 
.n  . 
strat1  . 
n1in .OHN HERNlAN SHIELDS, B .

-
...-,.\ Tutor in Eco11on1ics. 
,SHt:RTER	v1N Du Bors ,.
E 
Ph. B., Professor of Public 
airn1an of t he 	 .
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l:ni,·ersit\·• Interscholastic League. 
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LLIA ~I STE\\.ART S 	.
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,PERFECT SouLEFLO'\' 
:\IRs. I n­structor in Romance Languages. 
D ,. djunctPh.VERS, \. 
7ILLIA?\1 LEI GH S\\ 
Prof essor of Englis h . 
.NE PETTY SPEARS, B. A., La\v Librarian  . 
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,RHEA SPELL

] EFFERSON lnstructor in Romance Languages . 
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,IARSHALL \VALTER SPLAvvN  . 
V1LLIAI\1\ 

Professor of Economics. 
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ARNES, Ph. D., I  . 
TALMAGE SDE'\VITT 

structor in English . 
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,EN BERG  . 
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Instructor in Englisl B.LL.  .. 
nstructor i-\., I ":\1.E\VART, . 
1ANN S  . 
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uLLKEN, B . • \., Chemist i  . 
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Prof essor of Educational Ad n i n istratio11 ; 
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Dean of the School of Education . 
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.FRANcEssA BELLAl\tY TAYLOR, B 

A., Tutor in English . 
Professor E.,C.I.  . 
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Economic Geol g)r a n d 
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T echnology. PAUL J ENNINGS TH0!\1PSON, 
B. ] ., Adj u11ct Professor of 
]ournal is m . \\ 11LLIE IA,. TH IPSON ec­
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retary of the L-ni,·ersit·) lnterscholastic League. CHARLES D S\\'ELL T l\1 KJES, 
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l\1. A., Adjunct Professor 
of Public Speaking. 

-ER \;ANCE, Registrar of the Ex .
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of Extension . 

Professor.,I.  .  ,. 
ERNEST JosEPH VrLLAVAs 
of Romance Languages. 
BERT ERNEST NSON, DD., LL. D., Presi ­
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lnstructorA.,B.  . 
IARIE VoN BoRRIES  . 
ELINE .sica l Training for \'1omen  '. 
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Electrical Engineering. 
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Romance Languages. 
-Ph. D., AdusE, . 
sBURY \VATERH \..
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sociate Professor of lechanical Engineering 
Resea rc h, 1\ssistan t in the Engineering Di­,·ision of the Bureau of Economic Geology 
and Tech nology. 

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lnstructorA.,I.  . 
,LEE \\1 EISINGER

LrNA in Romance Languages. 
ES BLANTON \\7HAREY, PJ1. D., Associate .
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Professor of English . \\l1LLIAI\I ...l\RCHIBALD vVHATLEY, B. A., Tutor in His tor ,• ·. MTHERINE ERNESTINE \\rHEATLEY I. A., In ­
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structor in Romance Languages. 
Instructor\., B. "HITAKER,.
\\cCLt:RE :\IBERRY 
in Ph}·sical Training for i en. 
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FRANCES LuTHER vVHITNEY, :\I. r-\., Associate Professor of Geology and Paleontol­
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BERTHA \\"1LDER, Instructor 
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ERNEST \\1rLLIA~I \\ 1INKLER, 
,I.•~., Reference Librarian  . 

Curator of Texas Books. ~IBROSE PARE \VI NSTON, • 
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JOHN CHARLES T O\VNES, LL

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IUND TR0~1BL  ~. 
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djunct Professor1\ A., I. . 

of H ome Economics. 
.[\ LBERT BEN EDICT "'-OLFE, Ph. D., Professor of Eco­nomics and Sociology. 
-1IATHER \\7OOD ...
Al\IINB ENJ 
BRIDGE, Ph. D., Professor 
Division of the Bureau of 

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The Ex-Students' Association 

HE EX-STUDEKTS of the Universit)r of T exas hav"e associated 
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7C ~ certain high interests of the University and the comm 

In addition, the Association proposes to protect and upbuild the Univer­sity in times of peace and defend it \vhen unjustly attacked. lts income coming entirely from outside sources the Association will at all times be free to act as it deems wisest for the best interest of the Universit\-. 
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Some of its specific purposes are as foll 
I. T o establish a Students Loan Fund of sufficient amount to 
every worthy and boy  . 
give needed assistance t 
deserving and girl in T exas of high intellectual rank. 
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To give first consideration in student loans to ex-ser,"ice men. 

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T o present to the Universit}' an adequate gymnasium. 

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T o publish the Alcalde in creditable form. 

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T o publish an accurate catalogue of our Ex-Students. 

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9. T o promote the establishment of special scholarships fellovv­ships and other foundations. 
In order to build up the Association more rapidly, students in the Universit\. '" are solicited each vear t become members of the Asso ­
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ciation, their membership to date from the time the}r leave the insti­tution. During the session of 1919-1920 nearl}'" 3,000 tentati"\'e mem­berships \vere secured from students in the University. During the 

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present session 500 more have been added, \vith the soliciting not 
completed. If this plan be kept up, as it should be, by the end of ten 
ears the Association should have a large membership large enough- . 
cared for bj'" the peopleis properl}'" .
~a t least to see that the U ni\rersi t .vhom it belongsv. .
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Masters of Art 

J OHN ROBERT ANTHON1·, tv!..A. • 

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A . Q16, Gni,·ersity of T exas . 
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B legislature and legis1ati,·e methods in"Thes:.
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T exas '! 
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Thesic;: "The i n ter-church ,,·orld mO\'emen t • n 1 • ts 
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social and economic aspect.'' 
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B....\.. IQI Q, 	Simmons Colleee . 
thetic preparations .
'}Thesis "Properties. uses and S ".caine.'
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Thcs1s : '' \ttttude t 
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.	IARY THEODOSI...\ COOPER 
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F:\:\~IE ELIZ.>\BETH R.\TCHFORD. ~1. A. 

P aznt Rock 
B. A .. 19 19 , Vniversity of Te:xas. 
T hesis. "The Anglo-Ind1an trade in the seventeenth cen tur}'." 
LL"ISE R .A.TH, :\1. A. 

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B...\.. 19 10. Hol\ins College 
er of pioneer life in .
rtra . 
erstaecker as a p ''Gs· . 
Thes ".s::.
the L"nited Stat 
tABEL ROGERS, 1. A.
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.\ .. IQI " , 	of Texas . 
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ni,·ersi	·..
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T hesi:.. "The comp:irison of the use of the sub­juncti,·e in he Old English and the modern as in Oros1us .' 
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ED\\ ARD \\ ELLS RL"GELE1 ..\.

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B. ~-. 7, 	\ ustin Colle~e. 
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nthetic Adrcnal .·
S''Thesis· 

JASO~ POL.\~D S -\~DERS. ~1 A 

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19 
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Thesis "S,·nthesis of .\ drenaline fr 

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T exas REI~H.\RDT SCHL' X. :\I. A.
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n of the results of the D 	 . 
Thesis: ''Correlati 
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"·ill profile test ,,·ith other mental measurements". 
B. _.\., 19 10, Uni,·ersity of Te'\as . 
l ..\ Thesis: "Eliminat!on of contact Potential by the  . 
.1 DOZIER  . 
1IRIA  . 
".i diffusion method  .. 
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B..\., IQ I 1:ni\·ersit of Texas. 
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,HIELDSl.\ .
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easurine teachine  . 
methods of n	stud}· of .\
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efficienc') '' 
B.. 	o. l.ni,·ersit>' of T e:-<as. 

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19 ..\ 
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Thesis "The use of the ne"·spaper in public school 	C.\ RRIE BELLE STERRETT. 1\1. A 

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rations  . 
axation of corp  . 
in the 	 .·
Thesis: ·· .\ stud

Fa\•ttt(· 1/le 

in T exas ''.

B.. 	o. Vni,·ersit}' of.Texas. 

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Thesis: " Characterizati 

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ndustry \Velfare commission 

B .\ .. 1920. Vni,·ersit)' of T exas . 	of the S ate of T exas '' 

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Labor Suppl''Theis:.
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OR.~~ ELIJAH TL	t. A. 
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Thesis: ''The activit es of the Texas State Counc'l 
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1919, Ba 	A., B. 
of Defense .
Thesis. ''Classic m;·th \\'ith the chief ..\merican Poctr.')'' \\'ILLI f ..\RCHIB \ LD .f\\ATLEl'", ~1. •.\. 
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Thesis: ''The Spec1fic H eat of Gases 

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B .	niversity of T exas . 
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,1919 ,A. 
Thesis: ''The stud;· of Latex in general and in the 
fig '' 
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'ni,•ersit"l,  . 
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Thesis: ''Rural life problems in Bell Count}', T exas.'' ..\\ ..\ JOSEPHIXE :\lc lIS, :\1. :\ . 
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determina ion of the solubilit\' of H ·\­
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drogen Selenide in ,,.ater and in h draitic acid.·· -	.

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B 	..\. 1919, Texas \\roman's College . " :\ comparison bet\\·een the m r abilit'} 
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sis:The
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children and adults as sh 

of • the co-ordination test .'' CHARLES BLAISE QL'"..\LI.\, 1. A. 
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B •..\ , 19 16 , "l-niversity of T exas . 
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Las Ideas Sociales de tama'• 

Thesis bau s manifestadas por los personajes de sus obras'.' 
T hesis· "The merit system in •.\merican states ,,·ith 
'.'Texas .	 .
special reference 
Masters of Business Administration 	• 
HE:\R1-LE 	Ro1· SHERRILL, :\1. B•..\. 
a  . 
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B...\., 1917, l·ni\•ersity of Texas. T hesis ''Departmen re organization and ­
ac 	.
st  . 

counting". 
\\'ILLI l SID~E\ " SKILES 1. B. .!\. 
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R: "J1 a.,.a o • 
B..-\... 1920, Uni,·ersit}' of T exas . s· ''The construc ion of an accounting S\'Stem
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Thes 
for the Home Ice and Cold Storage Compan;·". 
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EDISO~ H 
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,	B.•A.,. 1920 
T hesis: ''::\lanagement of the cot n merchant's 
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respectable, his sturdEminentl}· 

him for solid citizenship. Returned t arsit'}

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A. ALEXANDER 
L. \ V. J\ LEXANDER 

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FRATRES IN URBE 
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FRATRES IN FACULTATE 
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FRATRE IN URBE 
DR. v..v. 	E. T\1IARSHALL 
FRATRES IN FACULTATE 
DR. ] . R. r\ NOERSON 	DR. \V. B. LASATER 
FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE 
1921 
NICHOLS	v.C.· .. 
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L. K. 	PATTON 1923 
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L. E. DAY 	F. E. DYE .] .] jOHNS 
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SrvIITH, PASCHAL, ER IN, v\T1LLIA~ISO N, 1\1l ATfcI EWS, BASSELL
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LuBBEN, Bu RTON, EcGERS, C LLINS, ALEXANDER, N RRI S, GR 
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FRATRES IN URBE 
DR. 'vV. G. FLYNN DR. W. C . F scHER, SR. 
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DR. w. M. GAMMON KE NoRTHERN  . 
fISCH ER, ]R. DR. wALTER KLEBERG MR. Mc.w.DR. 
DR. E wARD RANDALL, ]R. MR. C. B. Cox 
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FRATRES IN FACULTATE 
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LEEG. H. DR.  \. 
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D. CLINE DR. R. W. GovER DR. S. M. 1\1lR. R. DR. 
DR. E VARD RANDALL DR. B YD READING 
DR. H. R. R DR. A. S. HoLLY DR. DICK 'vV ALL
BINSON  . 

FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE 
1921 
TT G. T. REUSS  . 
R. B. ALEXANDER H. A. Sc 
G. H. PASCHAL L. SADLER I\1. K. McCuLLOUGH 
1922 
GER . 
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D. L. I\1ATHE\VS RAY S. N ORRI S C. B. ALEXANDER 
1923 
C. 1\1. GRISWOLD J . E. I\110 R R I s0 N G. \V. N. EGGERS 
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Top Row t\EVILLE, EHLERS IATLOCK, PRr A1:, CocHRAN, i\IcFARLANE, SANSO 
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Founded at University of Pittsburg, 1891. 
r\J pha Kappa Chapter Estab1ished 19 10. 

FRATRES IN URBE 

DR. w. s. S DR. w. ]. ]ENKINS
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JESSE FLAUTTDR. 
DR. v.v. F. SP1LLER DR. ]. B . SPIL LER DR. W . F. DrMMITT, ] R . 
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1921 
R. E. R. LocHTE]AFFORD,.
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1922 
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1923 
w. H. HECK G. \V. SANSOM 
1924 
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LESTER P. SMITH L. w. ALEXANDER 
\V. F. BIRDSO NG G. A. SLADCZYK 

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History of School of Mines and Metallurgy 


HE CAT1\.LOGl... E of the Texas l:niversit,• . contained its first announcement of a course in n1ining in the issue of that publication for the 1·ear 1900-1901. The course as ar­t the degree of ~Iining Engineer. The announcement \\'as continued for 
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ranged led 
successi,·e 	and ,,·as tl en discontinued. 
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e regular session of the in 1913, an act ,,·as a 	.
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\\'as ears later · . 
Regents of the Uni,·ersit}' full control of the ne\v institution, but 	not until six .al 1 )" made a branch of the parent institution  . 
the Sc 11001 of ::\Iines forn
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"\condition upon the fulfillment of ''·hich El Paso secured the location of the School of 
iines ,,·as that the cit}· donate for the use of the institution the grounds and buildings of the 
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be  . 
ake the donation is t .
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former ::\Iilitar'\· Institute. The securine of the funds necessar\· t

. .... . credited to the El Paso Cl amber of Comn erce. T he institution ,,·as forn1all · opened in ep ­
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er, lat· . 
T\\·o 14.	tember of 19 

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iount Franklin, t ~rent  . 
ore suitable site on the ,,·est side of  . 
its present n  . 
School \\'as moved t inga ,· . 
e purpose, a nd the state legisla t ure l  . 
three acres of ground ha,-i ng been donated for tl 
appropriated $ 100,000 for the erection of the ne\\' buildings. of the Scl ool of ::\Iines possesses se\n arked ad,.a n tages . 
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The location 
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follo,,·ing the burning of the ::\Iain Building, the 

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the la rgest a nd most i m portar 

bet\\'een Denv·er and :\lexico Cit)·, and bet,veen San Antonio and Los Angeles. The fact that 
no less than four transcontinental railroads intersect at this point makes the cit)' \'er · accessible 

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from all directions. A medium latitude, an ideal altitude, and a light annual rainfall are factors that contribute to make the climate of El Paso one of the m st delightful in the ,,·orld for either indoor or out­
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door life. T his is a matter "'·orth · of more than slight consideration in student life and acti,.

ities· . 
l, e geological formations associa ted \vith deposi ts of meta . 
great
A variet)· of tl 	coal, a nd 
of El Paso. In this regard, in the	·.
nit'ici'
oil is found in the 	no other educational institution 
.iines 	 .
as ,,·ell located as the Texas School of · . 
ited States is equallL"n
l\1ining is one of tl e chief industries of the territory surrounding El P aso. The opportunity 
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take part in practical mining operations is  . 
students of mining to ,,·itness and t  . 
thus afforded t 
ob,·ious. A si milar opoortuni t}· of exceedingl)' great value to students of mini ng a nd metall urg}· a t 
rld is located .
\ve fact that the second largest custom smelter in the  . 
this institution arises from tl 
'";iines campus. This smelter is equipped to handle the man  . 
vithin a mile of the School of \ 

\iarieties of the ores of gold, silver, copper and lead found in the territory adjacent to El Paso. 

El P aso, ,,.i th i ts popt l a tion of nearl · 	is easi l 

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The Football Season, 1920 


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Fish-Soph Fighters Punished 


m~~~FTER keeping the participants in the n1en1orable :\larch First Battle of K. C. Hall in suspense for a n1onth or so the dis­cipline con1mittee fi nal l a nnou nced tl1a t its in\res t igatio11s 
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11a d b e e n com p l e t e d a n d i t s d e c i s io11 rea c h e d . 11 t11e p a r t icip a n t s ,",ere sun1n1oned to the La\v building for a decisio11 . 
r\ b o u t fiv·e h u n d r e d e x c it e d s t u d e n t s c ro "'. d e d in t h e L a 'v b u i 1 d i n g and listened attentivel," to President vTinson \\rho made a short talk 
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re\·ie,,·ing tl1e "'·ork of the discipline con1n1ittee and tl1e11 told of the punishment that 11ad been assessed. 
Participants in the regrettable affair ,,·ere di,·ided into se,·eral c l a s s es. o m e o f t h e m ''' e r e s u s p e n d e d from s c h oo1 fo r a c o u p 1 e o f ·,,eeks, otl1ers sus pended from chool ,,.i thout being pern1itted to take 
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the pring Term finals and still others the great n1ajorit 

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a d n1i r a t i o 11 fo r t11e s p i ri t t h a t p ro m p t e d t h e p a r t ic i p a 11t i n t h e a ff a ir to \·oluntaril\1 tur11 their names in to his office. 
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decision, a11d sorr}" that he had participated in the affair. 

illiam Butler Yeats 
·as ,,nost delightful lectures of the }rear  . 

One of the the one given 
ric a11d dran1atic poet, at  ". 
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Ash bel Literar\· Societ\·. 

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famous poets ''·ith ,,·hom he associated ,,·ith during his 3"outh, ~Ir. • \ '"eats read se,"eral poems b)'" Ernest Do,,·son, Lionel ] ohnson Francis 
and follo,ved them ,,"ith intimate bitsColeridge, .·
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Thompson and 
of personal gossip about these poets and ,,·riters of l1is ~-outh. 
then delighted his audience \vith a reading of three of\'"eats ir. . 

''The Fiddler of D oole ''The \\"anderings of Oisin'' 
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tin1e in the hist ry· of the l ~ni,·ersit)'" the 
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Longhorn Band and the \?arsit)r iinstrels, under the direc­
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respectively of Leo11 Stanle)' and ] ohn ioon, success­
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fully completed a tou r of the state. Among the tow11s 
visited were Waco, Fort \Vorth Dallas Denton, 1Iarlin and 

")a nces were greeted b  . 
where the perforn' . 
Clebur11e. Ever 
large and enthusiastic audiences. All expenses of the tour -vvere n et and paid for out of the receipts and judgir1g from the ne\vspaper 
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.ents the band and minstrels made a fi.ne sho,ving .
comn sooner had the troubadors returned to Austin and settled back dovv11  . 

into the senility of the Universit)" atn1osphere when charges of insubordinatio11 
Professoread, . 
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vere preferred against them b~, the School of ~Iusic, througl\ 
Frank L. R eed. 
agree '''ith the  . 
decli11ed t  . 
director of the band,- . 
I t a ppears that Leon tanle '"}r nearl  . 
Faculty Committee on l\lusical Organizations vvhen it blue-penciled all 
all the popular pieces on the program. Despite tl1e e(iict not to play these 
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l usical Organizations. \\"a  . 
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ilber Duke membe1­
and \Vas also  .. 
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forced to make a written apology to the Committee. 
ty"eeting of the band and the Facul  . 
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as rei11stated director of tl'\\  . ·
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sun1ed f ull charge at the office of Tlze ,.,~Llsli
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noo11 ar1d after11oon editions of the paper. Ever forn1 of ne\\"S fron1 
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rtuaries to CO\"ering tl1e Legislature ,,"as ha11dled b the embry"O jour­
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societ)" page, all the regular features of the paper vv·ere handled b)· the 

.ou ng me11 and ,,·0111en  .~ 

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Elizabetl1 Harcourt, C p)'" Readers. 
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that elicited favorable  ". 
the occasion and covered the cit)r news in a wa 
•lar emplo1·ees of the States11ia1z  . 
co111n1ent fron1 the regt 
Reinal Yendis 

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~ Rei11al \ ""enclis, the biennial circus staged b the girls of the Sid­
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inso11 i11 tl\TE.Robe1·t ,ssor 1rving \\.... ] ones • Profe" . 
chorus, directed b • an s .
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Baccalaureate se1• Re''· Charles E iaddr,• · Pastor of the 
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.·b,ices '''e1·e conducted··,
.Baptist Churc11 . . 
l"'ni,·ersit ··)the Class Da  .. 
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lT11t1suall ·it hpened 'v . 
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of the presentatio11 of the S)"n'n) . 
ic Class presided over the cerem .
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of the ,"arious classes to tl1eir junior represe11tatives. 
1e11t, \i\7as presented .
e Blue Back Speller, S)'mbol of the Education Depart1 .
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liss Helen l\lather junior represe11tative b Richard ] 011as represe11tati,·e
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ent. Peregri11us, mascot of the La,vs, \\"a  . 
of tl1e Education Departn 
prese11 ted b 0\ven Barker of the Senior La,,"s to ] ack Ball, representing the

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Iiddle La\\'S. The T-Square, S)'mbol of the Engineers, was p1·esented b;· Grad::\ 
Fuller to Carl \\7ells, a11d the custodianship of the K.ey of K11owledge ,,·as be­stO\\·ed on the ] u nior Academs, Robert F1eld represe11 ti11g the Seniors ,,·hile Charles Harritt accepted for the ] unior Class. 
members·.
facult  '. 
111 addition to the informal reception of ex-student ess  . 
the Ex-Students' Association met i11 busirnorning, . 
e . 
and seniors l1eld during tl -pre  . 
97'  . 
sessio11 i11 tl1e \ .... ~I. C. A. uditorium ''ritl1 President \\"ill C. Hogg 
. iding. The annual address before the association \v·as deli,·ered b}T ~Iiss nnie \\"ebb Blanton, State uperintendent of Public Instruction. 
Commencen1ent  ,. 
ing the long Academic Processior'\\ . 
evening, foll  . ·
Ionda:\ 
in the :\len's G;"n1nasiun1. Tl e address vvas deli,"b)
ered  . 
exercises \\'ere held 
\\ . B. Bizze11, rresiJe11 t f t he Agricu1 ~Iecha nica1 C 11ege f Texa ~ 

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t u ra1 a11d  . 
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the in,·ocation b~" R e\". T. \\.... Currie, ge11eral secretar~' of the l ...11i,·er it)· 

and tl1e be11ediction b,· Pr·esident Robert E. \ i11son. A total of  .. 
AC.I. . 
....\ .dred a11J fort:-se\·en degrees ~ \\·ere conterred .
ur . 
three l 
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\\dents 
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Frosh Politics 

1 bef01·e. Due to the 


rear si11ce foundi11g this 	 . 
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S HAS BEEN true ever 

the of great institution of lea1·11ing Frosl1 politics duri11g last fall 
1 for n1ischievous 	 . 
considerable fu
furnisl1ed upperclassme11 
a11d a correspondi11g an1ount of discon1fitu re fo1· well-111eaning 

umber of 	 ..
freshn1e11. n unusual
arnbitious aspiring p1·eside11 tial candidates earl)'" tosseli theii· l1ats in the ri ng, 
a11d e\·er:.-11ight during the first t\\'O \\·eeks in October the 
uld-be.
\Vresound \\'"ith the political pleas of \Tarious 	 . 
ade t  . 
1pus \\'as n .
car 
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prex1es. 
e \\"on1an's Building \\ra a favorite rostrum for n1an1of the 	 . 
e steps of tl 
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Tl -interested audiences their qualifica .
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uld proclain,,·o0 11igl1tl)·\vl1ca11didates, 
l1ich the)· aspired. Foll i11g the speeches several can­
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office t .
e higl  . 
tio11s for tl 
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didates ,,·ere take11 do,,·n to Clark 	Field, di,·ested of their clothi11g, a11d made to 
-get  ". 
1 for p1·eside11t up and do,,·n the football 	gridiro1 
the last 1nan ust1all ..
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t ing a gent1e adm 
n ade an exceedi1	­
)''"ear1gl;." energetic race for· fro5}1 prex)r tl1is 	 . 
Clark Field 
in fact, a n ore stre11uous 011e than l e has n ade in se\'eral ;"ears as did also 
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"ers Speed a11d Arch. Grace Hall ente1·ed tl1e race rather late  . 
the \\Tay brotl .·ell,,ved up\ . 
but i11 the fi nal cou nt sh 

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Prl'I'' 1;. 9 



Major George Littlefield 

Hea\·\T indeed ''rere the 
• 
losses of the Universit\'" in 

• 
the deaths of its friends 
and benefactors during the 

I 920. At  ,. 

Fa11 T e r n I : 3o 
o'clock on tl1e morni11g of 
\\~ednesda\. · l ovember 10 ' 

....\\iajor George  . 
19 20 

Littlefield, --: )'"ears of age, 
pioneer Texan ar1d one of 
tl1e most generous bene­
vho ever befriendedv.rs  . 
f act 

the ni,"ersit}'", breatl1ed 
his last a t his home, 3oo 

.est 24th Street, Austi11 .
\\ 

l\Iajor Littlefield had been 
ill for son e time and his 

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death was i1ot unexpected. \Vith hin1 at the time of his death ,,·ere his \vife and other in1mediate relati\'"es and friends. 
For two hours, Frida)r November I 2, the bod r of 
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r 1a  . 
t h e m a j 
the "Testibule of the U ni ­versit,· Librar\'". Senti­nelled " bv four " men1bers of 

" 
the Knights Templars, of which J\Iajor Littlefield was an untiring member tl1e flower-hidden casket v.vas 
res of  . 
sure of the e  . 
the C)'"n 


the  . 
thousands of students and facult}'" members who paid their last respects t 
great benefactor. 
Funeral rites were simple, yet in1pressive. They were held in J\Iajor Little ­field's home and \vere conducted b r R ev. \\TP resb)'"terian 
inter of the First l\IR..  . 
,)'"ears r . 
Church. The funeral cortege vvas the longest seen in Austin in man 
thou sands of l\lajor Littlefield's friends having gathered from all parts of the 
•
-pay their last respects to the great pioneer and philanthropist. J\Iem  . 
state t 
bers of the local lodge of the Knights Templars had charge of the body at the grave and conducted the solemn burial rites. The body was interred in the family vault at Oak\>\rood Cemetery . 

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·}days a11d vvas regardeJ b' . 
e to Texas ir1 tl1e earl  .. 
Littlefield ca1lajor· 
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for the present gr·and grandeur of the Lor e Star State. By di11t of 

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eat11ess ".
u s 1  . 
m a g n a n im  . 
r t u n e \V h i c h h e s  . 
r L it tl e fi e1tl b u i 1t u p h is 1a r ge f  . 
rk ]\Ia j .
\Vh a 1·d 
u s e d f r s u c h ex c e 11e t p u r pos e ~. Ea r 1 )' i n h i s 1i f e h e s e rve d i n t h e T e x a s Ra11g­
 .~  . 
a fast ar d straigl t to protect life  .. 
e . 
'"Sold da}the
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had to shoot  .. 
na . 
'l ''e1s i11 qo(  . 
ni nence. In  . 
all pro  . 
e a r a11cl1man of no sn  ... 
ar1d 1ibert)". La ter he beca 
e s111all band of hard}~ pio11eers that laid the foundatio11  . 
as being one of tl 

nder . 
he organized the n1erica11 I\ational Bank '''ith a capital of $100 000. L t i  .~ 
vvn u  . 
n t h e b a n lz h a s ex p a n d e d a n d g r  . 
11 i s a bl e 1 e a d e r s h ip ai1d tii r ec t i .0,000,000  . 
$with resou rces of i llion dolla1·s  . 
it is ca pi talized a t 11ea rl)' a n 
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1 11 

,r of regent for man)· y·ears  . 
Besides serving the U11iversity in the capacit 
more tl an a half a million dol1ar ~ 
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Littlefield has gi,,e11 the Universityl\Iajor more.$1,200,000ade provision for givi11g .
is will n .
~du1 
ing his life, and i11 l Chief 
is gifts are the \\"Librar)', one of the best collections of rare and valuable .
of l 

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renr 
books in the vvorld, the Littlefield Fund for Souther11 Hist of $100,000,

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as its title i11dicates, to be used for souther historical research, 
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desig11ed for the erectio11 of $250,000,' . 
s dormitorman'.
\v000 for the erection of a$300 
.
len  . 
a 

orial Arcl1 i11 11011our of the Confederate Soldiers on the south entrance 

to the. campus. $soo 000 to be used for the erection of a Nevv ~Iain Building, 

on tl1e death of his rela tives, of his l fo1· the president of tl e l 11]\'ersit)'"· 
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Armistice Day 


R ~ IISTICE  D . .\\-,  r9  . o.  sa\\  e\·er  -. bod  ·. ..i .l  is  old  ser\·ice  uniform  .\\·itl  
all the ,,. a r crosses a  r\.d \ -ict  ..•  ~ Ied als .l  c  l1ad \\·on  d uri . g  the  Gre a t  \\-ar .  
~ Ien  \\·ho  \\'ere  quiet  a11d  unassuming  in  class  appeared  a ll dolled  up in  

.ed o,·er one ear  . 
caps perc1 	 .:
ith jaunt)· o\·ersea·,,  '. 
g . 
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second liet 
Bugles ble\\-; buck pri,·atec; unconsciousl)· ~aluted tl e second lie utenants; 


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in fact, the L ersit)· Campt s remindcd one of the old . A. T. C. da,·s. 

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c da  . 
during t1· . 
c cold rain that drizzled half-heartedl 	 . 
Despite tl 

istice Da)\\·as celebrated in rarel)-appropriate St)·le .
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n 
·)e l"ni,·ersit)· Band, follo,,·ed b  . 
orning, led b)· tl  . 
e n 	 .
Beginning ,,·ith a parade up-to\\·n in tl 

ntinued . 
obiles, the celeb1·ation c 	 .
g string of decorated auton  .. 
en and a lo  . 
er ser,·ice n  . 
500 forn 

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c Fresl 

men on Clark Field at four o'clock. 
de-.
Cls.  . 
all expectatior  . 
Contrar,· t -it s r e .b,•n,· e E 1 e ' m a n  . 
Lit t 1efie l d 's 1: r e s l 
o\·er 	rork, ,,·alked all .\\
tean
arkable Tex ..
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e tune of +r t .
tl  . 
orns t  . 
s ho rtlan'·Br)
c 	J a l f the spectators ,,treated
cre·. . 
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\'O ele,·er t\·een bet,,to a football eame 
of t'''el,re and tl irteen-)·ear-old kid.c 
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edpoc;.e . 
hich ,,·as exciting in the extren•,, 
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donor of tl ort.
sl 
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·ee t,,and ,,·ound up '''ith a sort of na,·al enQagement be	· . 
all da 

·ain affai1  . 
of the n	a},·es  . 
e l .
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bro1 ze n orial tablet to tl e fi,-e ''T'' 
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a 
tl 	\\-ar
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eir Ii,·es in  . 
ho lo ~ t tl·,, .
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.}.HIr.~·· . 
the l"ni,·ersit  . 
as presented t\\ 
I... u 	tcher Star k of Orangv e, former s t udent a t 
c . 
ber of tl  . 
d no,,· a men 	 .
e L"ni,·ersit\r, ar .
tl 

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-1 bene .
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Board of Rege , nts and a ,,·ell-k11 

·as ,,·, t)of our \" arsi 	 . 

fact 	the

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made  .. 
en1orial. President \-inso 	..
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a 

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f t he s e st ude n t s. a n d f  . 
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qu e n t c u 1 .
e1 
a l l )acceptcd the n1en1o rial. He alsn an­
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ses in tl  '. 
all cla ·da,• e next  . 
ounced that tl  .. 
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rould be suspended in n''~ni\·ersit)l· 
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of ~Ia ior Gcorge Lit tlefield . 
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e n .
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Lat e r t l 2 u n til . . 
e Educatio11 B u ild i  . 
of tl
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olaced 	hall
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appropriate ceren onies. 
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Thanksgiving Day~ 1920 

,e state • usti11  . 
the Joor~ ,,·ith ,·isitors fron1 all o\·e1· tl  .> 
tCK.t:D \.~ 
.in ga ~r a11(i fe ... ti,"e attire.c\\'a 920,1" . 
011 Thanksgi,·i11g Da ,~1. 

f.! ~.$-~• ~Io re tl1a11 2o oo.c ''T\~ ie,,·ed tl1e memorable
excited people"ildl) . 

Longho1·11-... ggie T u1·ke)· D a)· tussle, the largest nun1ber of spectators 
e ' · e r g a t 11e r e d t o ''· a t c11 a i n g 1e e \' e 11 t i11 t h e so u t h \\' est. Bet 've e n oo

1 
d 1,000 College tation cadets came O\'er to Austi11 onl)' to see ·
their  .. 
a 
irresistible football n1achine go do,vn to defeat before the spectacular 
Orar1ge a11d \\.hite e]e,·en. Dov\'ntovvn cafes '-'''ere cro,vded to the 

u11 t ain s, st re et c a r s  . 
d a f  . 
Joors d u rin g t h e e11t ir e da)·. Re n t c a rs s 
a11d e\·e r o ther u s t in acti ,.i t · d id a c a pacit}r busi ness all da}'". 
 . 
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n1o1·11i11g b e fo r e t h e b i g g a m e t h e f t h e D ri s ke11 
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l n t h e 1 
Hotel resen1bled a stock excha11ge. :\Ione;" talked sometime8 it 
",.I . 
&.'Ared .
'\Betting slightl)· fa ...
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&.'Aes  . 
said Texas, so111etin 
-pre· . 
tl1e Aggie den1a11ding all kinds of odds. After the game the lobb 

• se11ted the san1e fre11zied appearance, but the difference \\1 as that the 
J\.c"gie backers \\·ore ,·er\· . crestfallen countenances. 
The da)· ,,,ras topped off \vith a grand and glorious Varsity Cele­bration of a hard-fought and well-earned vict r)' · An enorn1ous 
 . 

the lain Building and more than 1,500 
 . 
bonfire \\7as built in fro11t of 
students, grotesq uel)'" atti red in B. \ 1'" . D's, paj a mas et al. danced 
around the fire, then, led b)" tl1e \ '" arsit)'" Band, staged a barbaric ..
ildl·,, t h e p a ra d e \Va s  . 
ictor i o u s s n a k e da n c e do,,"n to',,n. In a11·'
b u t a b o u t 
fi,-e blocks in lengtl1. \\"hen the paraders arri\'ed at the intersection of 

massed and after  . ·
and Sixth street thea\·enueCong1·ess 
pean pean 
.n t u p to tl1e high hea\'ens·e\v'"r).
\'ict of 
Tl1e celebratio11 ,,·as climaxed b}' a great Thanksgi vi11g reception at the state capitol in ,,"hich hundreds of happ)" \ ·arsity· students and hundreds of ...-\ggie students celebrated ,,·hat ''"as generall regarded •
r . 

as one of the greatest Thanksgi,·inR da:·s that has visited Austin in n1a11 '· • '· • e a r s . 
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COLO EL GEORGE '\r. BRECKE "RIDGE 
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\\ln the passing of Col. George 
1
Breckenridge, soldier, engi11eer la\\ ­yer, scholar and philanthropist the University loses one of its greatest friends and benefactors. A few hou rs before 11is death he had spoken about the Uni\·ersit;" and expressed his hope that it would grow into a greater ed­ucational institution. He expressed a wisl1 that it vvould becon e still 
 . 

greater in size, and said it was his 
us  . 
increase his nu mer  . 
11 t  . 
in tent i 
gifts to it still further. 
.the last hour of his life Col  . 
Up t 
Breckenridge gave th ght t a plan 
..
t . 

for maki11g the U niversity one of the 
st beaut ifu1 st ruct u ra11)r as \\Te11 as .
m i11· . 
one of the greatest intellectuall nited States. This  . 

the l he planned 
in connection "'·ith l1is gift t the Uni­
 . 
of a large tract of land valued" . 
versit .n the Colorado River  . 
50,000$2at 
Othe1-benefactions made b,, him v\rere 
~ 
n in'\.\
O . 
Hall,
Brecke11ridge kr the 
and  .. 
Campus argot as ''B Hall 
$+0 000 for the construction of a 
l\ledicalat the- . 
similar~ dormitor 
• branch of the Universit\• ' at Gal­veston. ot onl,·• in a financial '''a," did he
• 
",• imself in the Universit .
linte1·est 
•
he also had the disti11ction of on the boa1·d of a t different .
bu 
ser,·i11g regents for the past thirt)" )'"ears. He \vas, at the tin e of his death, the vice­
 . 
tin1es .r republican to e\rer serve on the Board  . 
chairma1 
of the board. He was tl1e onl -vvasHis father32.  . . +. 
'")Breckenridge \vas born in lndiana ] anuarCol. a fevvu nt \·  . 
Sm it 11 C .
ta n1i1,· • ed '"'it h his f",.
m  . 
a n wh  . 
a successful business n 
• 
}'ears before the beginning of the Civ·il \\"ar. Col. Breckenridge attended Harvard l!ni,"ersit)', fron1 \vhence he graduated both as a lav,·)·er a11d a civil enginee1~ . During the Civil \\t"ar he ser\1 ed for three )·ears in the Treasury De-

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ture of 1e\\' 01lea11s Prcside11t Abraham Li11col11  . 
"art111ent. 
\fter the ca1 ·sent 
(_ 1. Bre c k e 111· t h c1 e i11 c11 arg e f t}1e C issa r y st res . A ft e r t 11e w ar 
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n .
n. . 
~idge .
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Col. Breckenridge retur11eli t Texas a d engaged i11 tl1e cotto11 business \Vitl1 
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}1is fat he1•• • Brecke111·idge n o,·ed t r\ nto11io i11 H66 ar d founded the ~ a11 
. . .
al . . 
l.Co
.t\nto io :\ational Bank, ser,·i11g as its head u11til 19 12. He acquired co11side1·able 

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"11eJ t11e 1a11J,,\ . 
11e t i m e  . 
11to11i o a n d a t \:..  .. 
e a 1 e s t a t e in a~

1 V\1 he r e C a n1 p T 1a v i s 
er and de,reloper of the .
'\\110\\' sta11d. He ,,·as the O  . 
a11d Fort an1 Hou 't01 ')rks S)'Stem, n1aki11g it 011e of the best i11 the cou11tr .'
\\an A11to11io ,,·ater -rough exte11si ,.e sinki11g of artes i a n ,,·ells. He ga\re to the ci t)" of an An .
t l one of thc best mu11icipal parks'1) . 
tonio Brecke11ridge Par~ k, considerecl by ma 

i11 t he c u n t r' • ·. 
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Besides his benefactio11s to the Universit)' and to the cit)' of Sa11 Antonio 
 . 
:rUniversit)ade the follo,,·i11g gifts: $so 000 for a buildi11g at Columbia  . 
e n .
l 
men on an equal .
v\· . 
of medici 11e b .
)e stud  . 
ma ke possi ble tl .
t  . 
"~ork Ci t ...\e\\' 
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basis "''i th men; n u merous gifts to Prairie \'ievv 01·mal for the education of 
,ent and support of a ne~ro college at Seguir1 .
endo,,·ne . 
egroes ~ $50 000 for tl  .. 
.n i o  . 
b u i 1d t 11 re e s c h oo1s i 11 S a 11 A11t .
tn e \'  . 
a11d s u ffic i e n t m 
• 
Col. Brecke11ridge l er married. H e is ·ived b)" his sister, :\Iiss
surv.
ev . 

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Elea11or Breckenridge and b)'" se,reral other imn ediate relatives. His death 
Decembcr 27, 1920, at his home in San Ar tonio. lnterr11ent 
 . 
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occurred sudde11l -ade at the famil)· burial grounds at Edr1a, Texas. A large part)' ac  . 
as n'\\ e grave and Vinson  . 
to tl' . 
companied the bod 
President Robert E. delivered 
.h e g r a ,, e e fu n e r a 1 o r a t io n o v e r t .
t l 

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udge Lauch McLaurin 

•
HE U l\7ER IT\ '" 
lost its third friend 

rker 	 .
and tireless vv 
December 21 1920, \vhen ] udge Lauch :\lc-Laurin Professor of La,,· passed a\\'a}· at his home 2600 

alado street. Surviving]udge 
lcLaurin are his wife, lda 	 . 

Stevens fcLaurin a brother, 
,er  . 
icLaurin a sis 	 . 
Robert 

allie l\IcLaurin botl1 of \ "icksburg ~Iississi ppi, a11d a nephew, Dr. ] ol1n l\Ic­Laurin and a 11iece, Katherine l\IcLaurin both of Dallas. 
lcLaurin '''as bor11 	 . 
udge] 
his fat he r, s p1a n t at i 11 i11 
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count) lississippi, 
 . 
,'	in1pson 
in I 54, the son of Dr. Hugl1 
IcLa u r i n, p h )a 11 d

sici a n '  . 
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and Harriet Emilplanter, 
lcLaurin. ]udge icLau­
	.
~ 
ri11 s boyhood was spent a t Hi11ds county and Brandon l\Iississippi. ~ ] udge NlcLauri11 graduated from the Univer­
,He began his legal practice a t Port Gibson·+?  . 
iississippi in  . 
sity of 
f . 
r . 
lc L a u r i 11 'v a s a p pointed C h a n c e 11  . 
l i s s i s s i p p i i n 1 76. I n 1 3 ] u d gel\ 
\vheres,Dalla . 
lississippi. In 1 90 he moved t  . 
the Tenth ] udicial District of 

he formed a partnership with ]udge Bookout, and later, 1894, vvith ]udge A. P . 
\\"ozencraft. This firm e11joyed an extensive practice and a state-wide reputa­tion, being general attorne s for the Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone

· . 

and Postal Telegraph and Cable Con1panies. 
In 1907 ]udge l\'IcLaurin was called to the Universit}r of Texas as a Pro­fessor of Law. 
In his thirteen years of service on the Universit)'" faculty ]udge l\llcLaurin 	• 
	 .
ra s ever a t ire1 e s s 'vor k e r a n d vva s e v e r h e 1 p i n g a n d i n s p i r i n g 1 a w s t u d e n ts t\\ 
carry their burden of setting right the wrongs of the vvorld honorabl)'"· 
In a speech before the assembled Law Students of the University ] udge Simkins, in eulogizing ] udge 1cLaurin, said ''I thank God for the example of 
us and those who follo\v after an inspiration  . 
his life to the school. l\lay it be 	t 'l\l}here.our duties ..
lo .
t 
ralt)r t 	hope is that vvhen our work is done our li\res 

r hear, as I he 	.
ma
may be found as good and pure as his, and that we 	am sure 
'.red 	 .\.\
11as heard, the ''Well done'' from the lips of his l\laster whom he foll 

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161 .
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The Cafeteria Fire 


~a,·in . 
d tl1c menace of l  .. 
ccd a  .. 
·enie incon,·\,• ts ,,·ere serious.
de1 . 
of sttl:i\DRED c . 
l1e11 tl·,, .
fiftl·.
}anuaronstratcd .
den· . 
oroughl  . 
pus tl  . 
e can .
tl  .. 
ooden structures o·,, .fir·c-b)aged .
dan .·
iousl ~ . 
e l:ni,·ersit)" Commons '' as sc  . 
frame building housin ~ tl cs.
c flan .
tl  . 
sto,reot . 
of hot grease '''as O\'Crtu1·11cd 011 a l  . 
a par ..
e.
'l ''Originating 
spread quickl)· and soon tl c cntirc end of the Cafeteria ,,·as afirc. For a ,,,hile considerable 

 . 
c . 
anxiety ,,·as felt for the safet}· of adjacent ,,·oode11 buildings. but. duc to the efficient \\·ork of tl .: 1
e flamc  . 
the blaze. tl  . ·
undreds of students attracted b .
e l .
assisted b}~ tlent, . 
ustin Fire Departn\. 
pre,·ented fron gaining hcad\\'a)· be ond the building i '' e)· originated. 
.
tl .
icl.
l . . 
·. . 
ere ·,, 
.r covered by insurance  . 
ated at $3,000. This \\'as full  ... 
age fron1 the fire \\aS csti .
Dan ,· . 
c tini,rersit)· and F. E. \'eaz  . 
anager of tl  . 
business n ridge,  . 
the able directio11 of 1. P. LoclUnde1· 1n·· . 
g began immediatel  . 
ild ir  . 
e da maged bt  . 
anager of the Cafetcria, ,,·or k 011 reconstructi ng t l  ... 
e d .
n . 
11 d it b 1 or e b u i 1 t , a ·,•  . 
a d b e e n e n t ir e  . 
e fir e , t h e C a f e t e r i a l  . 
n t 11 aft c r t l . .. 
a n a .
r e t l  . 
a 1 i t t l e m 
· t l i n it s n e '' c o a t o f ''·h i t e t o i t s 11 u n d r e d s f p a t r o n s . 
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f o 1

Page 168 

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The Texan Staff Banquet 

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jl\lBR\-0 Ho1-ace G1·eele)"S 011 the staff of tl1e ''I~ irst College Dail 
en'si . 
eld tl1eir annual banquet at the U11i\·ersit~" \ ~oung  . 
e South' l .
tlk.":.:~ 
 .. 
ight of aturda}-, ] a11uar  .. 
on the  . 
s uditoriu n  . 
sti a n • \ ssociationCl11·i~~~:-... 


r in l i e f n B1a c k a c t i n g a s t a s t 111a s t e r a s s i s t ed  . 
Edit  . 
itl\ \" 
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H u 1  . 
4. . 
tire .. 
Reavis Cox the e ."'
p i\la11aging Editor Henr .
de-can-aide . 
l1ib)· e lowliest cub  . 
staff fron1 the n1ost learned issue editor to\N
TEX"tl reporters 
r decorated festive board. Enthusiasm, journalistic  . 
e gail  . 
gatl1ered around tl otabilities graced the meeting. of  .. 
and journalistic
''pep'' A 11un1ber TEX.,.\ N 

.u r n a 1is t  . 
ca1 j .
f 1  . 
b e r  . 
n h a n d, a s w e 1-e a 11 u n  . 
r m e r )re a rs 've r e  . 
f f  . 
rs  . 
e d it 
J\ s usual, tl Y TEXr\N, a 111iniature scandal sheet, one-tenth the size of the 
.
e Tr  . 

regula1· paper made its appearance and elicited man smirks a11d giggles at the
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cle,·er11ess it contained. Snapp)r and instructive talks, pointless jokes, a11d 
.n e  . 
rou g h 1)" e n j oya b 1e  . 
a d e t h e e v e i1i n g a t h  . 
e u s u a 1 ' good e a t s ' n .
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' 
The Engineers' Banquet 
OUR HU DRED st urdy followers of Alexander Frede1·ick Claire re1e a s e d a11 t h e p e n t u p e n e r gy, p e p a n d e11t h tl s i a s m t h a t h a d been accu i11ulating since school started last September a t the annual Engineers Banquet held at the Driskill Hotel ~Ionda­~ 
")The banqu et hall \\ras appropriate1  .. 
night, Februaf ) " 2 engineers,ior .. 
for the occasion as \vere the se
decorated ,,·ho 
-,,ore their full regalia. 
al Texas·.
lo  ". 
Alexa11der Frederick Claire, patron saint of ever 
' 
Engi11ee1-, had a place beside the festive board, flanked on either 
''Hi-Holor led .-
,r and Prof. E. C. H. Bantel. Dean Ta .
l'.
Ta. . 
side b,-Dean T. l
-. .,;, 
Balls ' the lust3-old Engi11eering ballad, and toasts 'vere gi,"en b the presi­
.

dents of the \·arious classes. 

t, pron1ine11t a111ong then ] oh11 D. ~liller, ,,·ho told of the engineer ''as he reall)" is." The banquet ,,·a~ 

e,·eral graduates of the school '''ere prese


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bei11g 
 .

f e ''· a p p ro p ri a t e r e m a r ks b e 01d Ia n ". 
. .
Tl ''· . 
a  ". 
11c1u d e d b .
c 
Prrr1r' 1G9 

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Lined up for the battle 
The Pushball Contest 

of Texas Sophomorc" (aidedniversit)· . 
true to tradition. tl1e lears. . ·
.ot,,For the first time in 
b)· n Tuniors, Seniors, La\\' students. Higl ool chaps et al.), defeated tl e \ ·arsit') 

..
Scl  . 
.st of the  .. 

Freshmen in a hotl}· contested pushball contest on Brackenrid~e Field iarch 2 . Tl e Frosh 

. . 
, 
fought long and valiantly· t defend the honor of '2+, but to ,·er}' little avail. B)· sheer superiorit)·

 . 

of n u m bers thc upperclassn en li f ted the great i n fl ated s p heroid i n the air, and by a terrific series 

 . 
·d)Scores of bloo·· . 
r . 
thc freshman goal for ,·ict
of line plunges carried it over noses, bruised 

ored about the Acres  . 
irts resulted. lt ,,·as run  . 
r11 sl  . 
sprained limbs and tbodies. 
Forty that Fresl home attired
denuded and sent  . ·
man class ,,·ere forcibl  . 
e . 
ral spirited members of tlse\·e
conclusion of tl e affair. 
 . 
in barrels at the 
clashes started \\·hen a pitcl ed battle bet\\·een se\·eral hundred frosh and 
. . 
The pre-bellun 
t before. At fi rst, b dint of super­
 . · . 
eral hundred sophomores on Guadaloupe street the nigl se\'s came back a nd w hen  . 
re on, the Sop l .
e n igh t \v  . 
iori t}' of n u m bers the f rosh '''ere victorious, b u t as t l ded 1ike ,,·olves on fold and put the first  .. 
the frosh attacked B Hall the Sophs desce 
the year 
.en to rout .
n 
Of course it \\'as in order after the pu ball contest to have the reRular ''in,·estigation'' on 
.
l . 
reigned. Thousandsactivit}'  . 
part of the :\Ien's Council. for a ,,·eek or more 
the fe,·erisl of 
s t u d e n ts ',, e r e a r r a ig n e d b e f u n c i l a n d g i ,. e n a ri g i d g r u e 11i n g. b u t n f t h e m a d ­
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n e  . 
t. . 
r e t 11e c  . 
.vledge of the aff air\ . 
mi t ted any kn 

Q,rer tl e Top 
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Page 171 

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The University Re1noval 

-rerbial bolt out of the blue ''ras the recommenda\ . 
O~II;\G like the pr 
ed:\ . 
r the Board of Regen ts tha t tl1e U ni,·ersi t)-be m  . 
tio11s n1ade b~, 300 acres of land on  ". 
a tract of approximatel  . 
fro111 its present site t··_ 
....... r..~....,the Colorado River, known as the Breckenridge tract. The only
~ r hi11 t of a11)'" such actior1 '''as made b;r President\ '"i11son, \Vho, in an address before t l1e Austi11 Rotar Club declared that a ''radical announcement' 1·egarding the U niversit}'"
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the Board of " . 
The memorial pr·epared bs.  ". 
uld be issued \Vit hin a few da .
v\ ,-'")anuar ]" . 
Regents, n1eeting in special session ''ras made public \\"ednesda 
19 2 I . 
oe,r Regents Cook Kem p, K.ell)', Stark, \\"r . 
n1en1orial, signed b
The Folts 
1·r Governo . 
Perr)", \Vas addressed ''To the Honorable William P. Hobb
and of 
Texas · to the Honorable Pa t ?\I eff, G ernor-elect of Texas and to the

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enate and House of R epresentatives of the Thirt eventh Legis ­
-'" . 
Ho11orable 
lature. The memorial conveyed the informatio11 that duri11g the past seve11 )"ea1·s 
has doubled, the . . 
the attenda11ce at the Universit 
necessitating erection of 
·insanitary and unsafe vvooden buildings " . 
11umerous unsightl 
forinstruction 
the crO\\rding of and laboratories detrin1ent of the  . 

purposes classrooms to the 
e expense  . 
students and the standards of teaching, and causing
health of tl of 

-h i c h c a 11 b e i· e n .
''n to t h e s e rv i c e  . 
in c re a s e i n u n d u e p ro por t i  . 
n1ai11tena11ce t 
dered . ''lt is certai11, therefore,' cont inued the men1orial, that the Universit )'" of T exas has reached its n aximum growth upon its present foundation, whereas 
 . 
·vs a normal increase of fron1 ten to tvventy per cent each )'"ea1\.
sh 'r) . 
its hist 
nothing less than this can it keep pace \vith the rapidl advancir1g de ­
. . 
" . 
and b 
ands \\1 hich the people are n1aking upo11 it for serv"The n1emorial predicted
.ice.
n ne 7 500  . 
uld number so .
\Vy"of the Universit" . 
that in 19 25 the student bod 
students. 
r three buildings on ca m pus fireproof, the i\Iain Building .
Onl 
the are 

emorial declared. the  . 
ing been condemned as unsafe, theha\'
n All valuable 
inadequate are the fire fire, so " . 
Universit)r equipment is lia ble to destruction b 

The campus of fort)" acres is much t small, the Uni­
 .. 
es. protection faciliti.n its original conception, the regents declaredv'"\ . 
7ersit}r long ago having outgr\ 
Proposed Site of the New University of T exas--Greatest in America 


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1·ica1i z .l11ie . 

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Tl1e land t vvl1icl1 tl1e Regents recon1111e11ded the 111ovi11g of the l -11i\·ersit} 

 . 
a tely" 500 ac1·es Ri,:er  . 
is a tract of approxi n 
located along the Colorado abo,·e anding appeara nce beau ti f 11 )" loca ted and hould 
 . ..
11.
''co1Deep Edd)", si te of .
.eeds of the Universit)r  .. 
be adequate for all future 
The memorial proposed that the State of T exas pu1·chase f rom tl1e Boarcl of Regents the present campus and buildi11gs and use them to house the State 
er state departments  . 
cl Appellate Courts a11d  .. 
e a  . 
the Supren', Librar)

otl that 

a r e s t e a di1y  .e x pa n di11g  
As  soon  as  this  n1e111orial  \vas  made  public  there  was  a  storm  of public  
 .11.p i n i . t h .b  r.f  a n d  a g a i n s t  the  p ro po s e d  p1a n .  P r e s i de n t  .\ ' i n s  n, fig h t i n g  
.tootl  and nail for the plan, in  sti11 A  .an inter\·ie\v in the A1  11e1·ica . z ,,·as quoted  . 

of Texas to de,·elop" . 
impossible for the Universit" . 
ing that lt is utterl".
" sa a 

a s i t s u1d d eve r t )' a c re s. I t i s n t i n e fo1• 

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n t h e p r e s e n t c a m p u s  . 
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t he people of Texas to begin buildi11g a U niversi t)' of the first class, usi11g fore ­sigh t and business j udgme11 t ". 
g .. 
n vvit h t h e b u i 1di .
n n e c t i  . 
n n1a d e t h i s st at e m e n t j n c  . 
P re s i d e n t Vin s 

the Board Regents contemplated the . . 
offered
pla11 of which 
ate.
approxin 

expenditure of $10 000,000 for the construction of the following buildings : 
·~·a1  . 
to be used for librar)", library school, sen1irbuildi11g, "Librar)I. .s and historical museum .
i·oon 
ic Hall to be used for classrooms fo1· la11guages, mathen atics, 
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Acaden2. 

philosopl cho]og)' public spea ki11g and the ad n1in is ­
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and ps ' (. 
s, social science
trative offices . 
,.\C. 1."\\.- . 
m a n s h e a dq u a rte r s .
''"r . 
b e u s e d f .
n g, t 1dim a n 's b u i ..
\\.3 ..m i c s .
n.
m e e c . . 
d ls i c i a n s , a n ".
's p h 111e11.
7\' 
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omen s g)·mnasiun .
\\.4 eatre . 
be used for· main auditorium, little tl  . 
Auditorium building t5. 
.1 d 1 e c t u r e ha11  . 
a 
6. 
School of l\Iusic . 

7. 
Commons. 

8. 
l\Ien's Hall, to be used for me11's council, students' associations, litera1· ~" 



i ..  . 
m s a n d a l t1 n .. 
t h e r m e n's a c t i v i t i e s, f r i e n d 1 }'" r  . 
,c i e t i e s  . 
ric a 1 s .
r a t  . 
,c i e t ie s .
s 

assoc1at1on. 
9. :\Ien s g)'"n1nasiun1 to be used for baths and S\\'imn1i11g pool . 
I o. La''' school . 
1 I. School of Education. 

12. Standard p1 actice school . 
13 . Bureau of Extension . 
. )· .
Fine Arts Hall (architectu1·al vving onl
1·+ 
.etc"g) . 
Texas museum, to accommodate anthropol ..
.1 
16. Chemistr}· to be used for chemical engineering. 
1 7. Ph,·sics . 
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. 1\atural Histor~· Hall, to be used for natural hist n1useum, bota113-,
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r . 
1( .etc', g}.
zool,· . 
burea u of economic geologg)·, .
geol .publicit3-be used for journalism, press and  . 
Printers Hall, t19. 
20. Business adn1i11istration. 
.Engineering grou p  .. 
2 
22. 
Po,,·er House, tunnels, and shops. 

23. 
Dorn1itories for 4 000 students (1,000 ,,"ill li,·e i11 Austin). These 


11et income of $50 a student r $ I 50,000 a 3-ea r. 
 . 
,rmi tories should :·ield a 
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a1'20]'	 .:
the proposed cha11ge spra11g up immediatel
Oppositio11 to · 1uar} Representative A. H. King i11troduced a bill appropriating $500 000 for the purchase of 60 acres of land adjacent to the present campus. The san1e night President \ .i11son made a stirring address before the Austin Chamber of Com­
r-ge11eral of the state ruled that 	 . 
the attor11e

crce declaring that the U 11iversity 	.
n 
could be moved by action of the Texas Legislature. The president reiterated 
the statement that sufficient land could not be bot1gl1t adjacent to the present 
can1pus for less t han 000. H e q uoted figures sho\\.ing the acreage of 

.
000	"$ 
u11iversities ar d wound up ,,	a striking argu­
ith·	 .
campuses of other large state 
n1ent in favor of the proposed removal. 
1
Februar)' first a large convocation of the student bod of the l niversity, 
	. . 

\Vas 	held a t the l\lfen's Gymnasium. Both sides of the question \Ve1·e presented 
Tent on as fa,·oring the proposed	· . 
and the student bod ·helmingl
over,,\\ record 	 . ·

plan	. 
r
Tuesda night, Februar)· 1, Preside11t Vinson addressed a joint session of 
 . 

the Legislature. The galleries of the House of Representatives were cro'''ded t o capacit)' wit h U nive1·sity student s and Aust init es, \i\1 ho 1ist ened 'vi t h interest 
s earnest 	 . 

and enthusiasn1 to President \.inson plea for the building of a greater 
Uni,.ersit}'". Sam Sparks of Aust in presented t he opposite side of t he q uest io1 
. 

the University students	" . 
was expressed b
Prompt disapproval in the audience \Vhen :\Ir. Sparks advocated the keepi11g of tl1e U niversit)'" on its present site. l\Ionday morning Februar3r 7, a nevv aspect was given the question vvhen Senator ]. C. l\Icl\ealus of Dallas introduced a concurrer1t resolutio11 to move to a point half ,,.a)· bet\\reen Dallas and Fort \\.T.
orth	· . 
the L"ni,·ersit 
That same day·, after quizzing President Vinson for several hours, tl1e Senate Con1mittee 011 Education reported fa,~orabl}' on the Dudley bill \i\Thicl1 provided fo1· the removal of the U niversitv , . 
F ebruary , Representati,TLee Satterwhite of An1arillo intro­
e 	 .. 
Tuesda 
d uced a resolution seeking to postpone actio11 of t l1e q uestion until 1922. One 
day 1ater R epresent ative ] ohn D av is of D a11 as int rod uced a concurrer t 1­
1u·eso  . 

tion 	providing for submission of the question to the people of Texas. 
One week later options 011 land adjacent to the Campus were secured, and t\\'O ,,"eeks later the General Committee on Appropriations of the House of Representativ·es reported fa\"on a bill providing for the purchase of land 
 .. 
Orabl 
adjacent to the campus for $1 000,000. 
·	1a rch 8 after a night sessio11 consist ing of fou r hours of  . 
,night'"T uesda)
vigorous debate, the House con1promise bill calling for the purchase of 100 acres 
of land adjacent to the campus for $ 1,500 000 was passed to engrosment. The 
bi11 passed t he fo11o\Ving d a o\"er the Senat e bi11 ca11 ing for the pu 1of

chase·	" . 

206 	acres of la11d for $1,500,000. Governor Neff signed the bill o n l\Ionday, April 19 21, after considering
, . 

it for the full time allotted him by the constitution. By this action the Univer­
vvas permanently located on its p~esent carnpus, and all talk of removal 	.
}sjt 
ceased. On Arril 2 classes \\1ere dismissed for tvvo hours a11d the students and f aculty n1arched in parade to the State Capitol building, vvhere Presjdent \ .inson expressed to the Governor the gratitude of the Universit)r for his action. 
Pagc 1i11 

ueen 
of 
the 
1921 
Varsity 
Circus 
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tin.\us· . . 
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a senior i11 the College of Engi g. ,,·as elected Queen of tl e 192 1 \·arsit)· Circus b)-a majorit·) 
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ecri  .. 
the nigl1t28,  . 
carcst opponent. On the nieht of :\Ionda). :\Iarcl  .. 
er  . 
o\·er lof about 3,000 \"Ote e . 
ouncin~ the standing of tl . . 
e clo~e of the race, intercst reacl1ed a high point. Bulletins an  . 
of tl en  . 
.l\\p." Co-ot)ni,·ersil.s girls ,,·ere posted at i rrcgu1ar inter,·als in the ,,.indo,,·s of the .
rariot\ orts of 1.\.lexandcr  . 
e lo)·al colnced as Queen, l1er supporters, th . 
not . . 
·as a,,denc of :\liss Hol . 
the nan 
l1"redcrick Claire, ,,·ent literall} '' ild ,,.ith jo)·. 
earest opponent :\liss . . 
2 ,.otes. Her .
4, . 
recei,·ed a tota1 of 3  .. 
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ligs H:\ 
,,·as Glad)'S 
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e f\liss R ub  . 
iss Ro,,·ntree can:\I\ftcr·"es. .
-o,34,7001n recei,·ed a total of  . 
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l ad 16. 11 ,-o es to l er crcdit. 
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In Memoriam 

R Y!\IO D STEPHENS 

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nd

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Stepl 

ck on Frida)' made eff 
f Cleburne, a freshman academic student, ,,·as dr 

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the lakc o,·erturned. \\1ith tephens in the skiff "'·ere t 

of his friends. \\"hen the skiff 


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find

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1920. He grad uated f r 

ic student, d icd a t 


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the Set 

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lain J\ ,·enue, San ...\nt

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~fune, 1919 and entered tl


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in tl 

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f 1919. During 


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he made the h

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f the deceased's friends. Funeral ser\·ices ,,·ere l1cld in San ...-\ntonic 

mpanied b:· man

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f the leaders 

is class. The remains ,,·ere se11t t 

San .\nt 

nio, acc 

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as 


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LULU 

IARY B~\ I LEY 

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Baile:r, adjunct professor of ph

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sics, died Sunda

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1920, C

15. 


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had been

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f absence e\·er since 

liss Baile:· in1pr 

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until, ar


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at she 

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er duties. 

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as, l .
Christn e . 
er :\I. S. degrec. Sl 
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ffered

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relapse ,,·\1icl1 ultin 

reccived her B. S. degree in 1899 and 

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sl 

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late 

resulted i11 l1er death

a 

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llatc1· 

1900­
iss Baile

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ears

t 

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inst1·t1ctor,

1899-1900;

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as 

19 18, a11d adjunct pr

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r 191 -1920. 

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Et 

as aspl 

ene :\1. Dick of Port .\1·tl 

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26,ur . 
of his roon .
roon . 

ears of age, a student in tl

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\cadcn 

e\·cning, Februar 

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ic Depar·t111 ~11t, 


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c 

xiated ,,·hile i 

londa  . 
ouse.
li:?in.
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The bod:· ,,·as disco,·ered about fift)' minutes after Dick had entered thc bathroon 

it is thn,  . 
st~ f his deatl  . 
e exact circun 

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tl 
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ught that he turned 


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,,·01·king i11 ~as-fillcd pit ,,·hen, b}' mistake, the pit '''as cl 

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tl 

accide 

t lea\·ir 

gs in a greatl}r \Veake 

ed 

dition. Hc and 

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mpani.
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sed up. Dick barel:· escapcd, ,,·hi le 

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his t,,.o con

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pani
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ns ,,·erc aspl 

.xiated
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ser,·ices ,,·ere 11eld in P ort .\rtl 

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ains 

mpanied to P ort .\rtht 

b}· a nun1ber of Dick's friends. 

eral 


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,,·ere acc

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Sr-\Rr\ H GREEI\ 

J\ fter se\·e1·al ,,·ecl\.s' ill11ess

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f1 

me in Cuer 

t)rph llege, :\liss Green had distinguished 11erself b:· l 
id fevcr, l\Iiss Sarah Grec 

of Cuer 

juni 


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m 

1· aca­
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ic student, died at l1cr h 

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den 

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Februar 
.,

22, 1921 . 


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her three 

in 

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ears 

abilit}'· 

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n1ade 

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11 

f friends ,,·h

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m· . 
deepl 
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urn 

her decease

. 

Ft1neral ser,·ices ,,·ere 11eld in Cuer

.·
Februar 
.,

23 , 1921 . 


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Interscholastic League 


lTI G all for1ner records, the te11tl1 annual n1ect 
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RPA r.
of tl1e l"lli\"ersit}'" Interscholastic League \\ras held ~Ia 
6, a11d , 1920 ,,n1ore than 2,000 delegates i11­
ith· . 
5 co1 
test ants  . 
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cludi r1 g represent ing 325 high schoo1s a11d rural schools in all parts of the state. Preliminaries in all e\·ents \vere held on the Thu1-sday and the F1·iday, and t he fi11a1s o11 t he Saturday, the 1ast and conc1ud i11g 
1d  . 
r of the meet. A11 contests were hot1y fought, a  . 
d a 
in the final events three records were broken. J\Iathis High School \VOn over Uvalde in the high scl1ool debate the q uestion under discussion being 
'.11ited St ates shou1d ovvn and operate t he rai1way s  .; 
e . 
T hat t lR eso1ved :'' 
Breckenridge High School vvon the Senior Boy s Declamat on; Oak Cliff High, 
 . 

Dallas, the Senior Girl's declamation. Breckenridge High School, San Antonio, \Vas aV\·arded the palm for having the best extempore speaker and Temple High School "'ron the spelli11g match. All finals in debate and declamation were held at the Capitol in the H ouse of Representatives. 
The Class A track n eet \vas won by Forest High School of Dallas, vvith 
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\\Tilson, the stellar performer· of this team, the high point winner of Class A . I n all, Forcst High School made 27 points, winning the 120-yard low hurdles, the 220-)"ard hurdles, the 4+0-yard dash, the running broad j ump. Second in Class A came Austin High School with a total of 22 points. 
Ferris High School '''Oll the Class B track meet. Cheane)' of Santa Anna \\'as the individual high point man of Class B, taking first place in the 50-)rard . dash, second place in the IOO-)'"ard dash and third place in the 220-yard dash. 
The tennis matches were very hotly contested. In the final run-off between \Vaco High School and Ty"ler High School, it took a total of 50 games before the Tvler team could overcome the VVTaco rivals. 
• 
-evening a big get-together meeting was held of all the con ".
Saturda .B" . 
President Vinson, Dr. Shurter and Ro  . ·
testants. Speeches V\:ere made b 
Henderson, and then the trophies, ribbons and cups were presented to the 
-the giving of all of old \Tar' . 
ictorious candidates. The meeting '''as ended b·, .ells led b)r Stag Rovvland, yell leader ." . 
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The Cleburne-Houston Heights Game 
eigl i11 '''l1at \\'as a \'eritable sea of n ud. the Clebt ~ 1·11e 
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atur·da~ 
Hei?hts High .... chool pla recl a sco1·eles~ tie for 
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cl1ool ant-l the Houston 
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Higl 

c football champio11sl1ip of the 11i,rersit)'" lnterscl1ola ~tic League. .
Rair .
tl 

d!·iz led 1niserabl th1·ough the entire perforn1ance Ankle-deep in mt1d, ( ']ar·k 

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field v.vas ai thing but an ide ~ pot for n football gan1e. A vn1udd)'
l vct ball ..:
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.')1side r a b1  . 
e ga m e up c o  . 
nd s1o\Ved t l  . 
a n y fu m b 1 es  . 
c a u s ed n -at .
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1ge~ . Both tea1 .
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011 line pl ..
tirel .. 
ost e  . 
Botl1 teams depended aln e11d ru11s and for\"\ra1·d but due to the sloprinessfc\v ..:
pted .
ten 
passes, of thc 
t .
l . 
n1e o f  . 
g r idiro 11 n o t m a n !" gai11 ',. e r e e ffe c t e d h )' t h e s e r o u t es. Fu11b a c k R h e . 
leted t\\'O for\\rard passcs for 2 ~ !' ards each. Thes~ ,,·ere tl .
Clebu r11ites com1 
.ade durjng the enti1·e gan1e  . 
ial ,gains n  . ·
0111)" ae 011  .. 
est one see.ld the game was the  .. 
e e\·enl)' matched a  . 
vev.Bo1 h teams 'r fo1· the Cleburnites was Captain ''Blue  :. 
a da). The st ..
an . 
in nClarl\: field 
Smith, \vhose field ge eralship nd gene..c. l football tactics elicited rnuch favorabl~ 

. . 
·as ,,the 1,700 spcrtators who \Vitnessed the cla~ h. Onl)r once  . 
con1n1e11t fron 
the Clebur11e goal li11e i11 da11ger a11d that \Vas \vhen the Houstonians had \\'Orked 

ard line. Houstor1ia11s " . 
n to their opponent's three 
The failed- ., 
the ball dov 

.score .
t '")night a banquet '''as gi,re11 for both teams at the l ... ni,·ersit  ". 
aturda All Texas men prese11t and the Intei-scholastic League \..1C . 1.l\.....


''T'' '''ere ho11ors ,,·e1·e divjded an1011g both teams. 

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Interscholastic Basket Ball Championship 


THE WINNING TEAM FROM EL PASO 


T THE first high school tournan1ent held in Austin under the auspices of the Uni­
versity  lnterscholastic  League  March  10,  . . and  12, E l Paso Higl1 School  won  the  
state  high  school  basket  ball  champions hip  by·  defeatin g  the  Breckenridge H igh  
School five from San Antonio 25  to  11 .  

Sixteen high scl ool tean representing ever section of the state, participated in the tour­
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s,. .

nament. These sixteen teams \Vere the sur\rivors of a long elimination contest in \\·hich ap­proximately one thousand games \Vere played. The Gatesville High School team had the distinction of being the only team in the race for the championship that '''aS coached by a \v man. For the past six }rears this same woman • 
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coach has been turning out championship teams. 
The championshi p game between El Paso a nd the Breck enridge quintet ''ras a hotly con­tested one. In the first half botl1 teams fought each other mightily, El Paso leading by the score of 9 to 8. The Breckenridge quintet made a brave struggle to overcome the El Pasoans , but, aside from one brief flash of spced, the San Antonio boys were forced to accept the little end of a 25 to score . 
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-ed by Universit}" basket ball enthusiasts all during the tour  .•
Much interest \vas displa its highest pitch during the championship game when students  .
This interest rose tent..
nan 
.vns thronged the Gym and cheered their teams  .\
f rom the respective t 
The following teams participated in the tournament: Breckenridge High School of San 
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Kerbyville, Tuler, Central High School of Houston, Gatesville, Celires, .
Antonio, Nacogdocl 
Eagle Pass, Archer City, Stonewall (Rural School in Titus County), Higgins, Ozona, Edge\vood, El Paso and Carbon . 
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PRATER Whose 

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'Varsit ·s Success on 
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port of the Longhorns

Through Victory and 
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Defeat is an Example
to Every. Texan; a.nd 
Whose Desire for Suc­
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The Season, 1920 


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The Longhorns, 1920 


)TAKER (Coach  . 
IcCuLLOUGH, ELLIS, GRAY, \\"11 ~S, l\fINGUE . 
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Top Row SE 
NES, CART\\'RIGHT  . 
jELL,\TO\\'BARRY,Es, .
TYER, :. 
LErss,· . 
scH (Trainer), HuLSE  . 
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ALL.
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ATSON :\Io .\\, ..
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HART, H ~...
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z Row GREEN, DE  .. 
Botto 

(Trainer) 
THE RECORD, 1920 

mons .. 0  . 
Texas . ............... 63 Si n 

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Texas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Soutl ' estern .. .... . . 0 


Texas. ............. .. ~1 H o,,·ard Pa • \·ne . . . . .. 7 

a f\. & :\I 0 Texas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Austin College . ...... 0 Texas........... ... . . 21 Ric e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 
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Texas. .... ..... ...... 21 Oklahon 
Phillips .. ..........0  .. 
...............Texas 
3............. .; 
.:\I S.Texas . ...............21 

Texas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 "\. & :\I .. ........ . .. 3 

Total. . . . . . . . . . . . 282 Opponents... .... 13 
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Simmons Game, 
63-0
September 2 5 
e gi ven  . 
·ief e b1 . 
short period of practice, an·d tl
e ti n Coacl  . 
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n an easy vict .:.
\Vorns  . 
rers for the game, the Longl  . 
itaker for selecting cmine11t pla 
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ree distinct teams  . 
the ,·isiti11g Simn1ons Cotlege Co'''boys. T!1e score \vas 63-0. Tlo,·er 

dicated to that there  . 
ers ir ."'
rk of the pla .
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and tl  . 
ent into action·,, 

the Coach \Vas 

.isi r  .pron  g .n  aterial f or e ,·ery posi tion.  All three sq uads pro\·ed the mse},­es  "''orthy of the n a mes  
of exceller1t pla  .ers.· and .tl  e  student  bod . r  .kne\\' tl  at it ,,·as  going to be  a  difficult  matter for  
 .the Coacl .t  choose the best  men  for  the ..tean  

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red in tl  . 
passing and running for long gains '''ere not difficult. The ball staPlung111g, 1d backfield. Several  . 
mons had a light line a  . 
the n1ajority of the game. Sin .·
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s territ'· . 
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of the men upon \vhom they had built a defense and also an offense "''ere declared ineligible just 

.the game, and consequently their team -vvas not in its smoothest running order  . 
ous t·ipre,

had one \vell-planned and executed play, a short pass, .·

hich \vas their best ground gaine1'"'-.
The 

] oe Ellis carried the ball for the first touchdo-vvn of the year. After Simmons kicked off, 1cCallum, Pe ton and Ellis took the ball t vard tl e goal b straight football using end runs 
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rton kicked. The next pla of ex­
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and line bucks. Ellis '"·ent the last three for the goal. Pe -uch . 
Hart ,,·ho ran eighteen more for the t  . 
ards t  '. 
t,,·o-· .
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Southwestern Game 
October 2 
27-0 
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s leagt1e, tl1e Longl  . 
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at is good in an  . 
t football tl  . 
ing a brand of straigl  . ·
ispla 

erf!ed from their scco11d gan1e, ,,-ith the outh\\'estern Pirates on the sl ort end of a 27 
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.score ..
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Coacl1 \\"hitakcr l ad not et definitely decided upon his first string line-up. and substi­
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.t the contest. \\1 l1ile the Buccaneers sho,,·ed ,,·orlds of fight  . 
t .. 
rougl  . 
s ,,·e1·e frequent tl  .. 
tutio 
not of tl e par excellence \ ariet . and the Longhorn mentor resorted to fe,,­
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,,·asoppositionthei1· er the Pirate barrier· \. 
e fie ld a nd  . 
d rt1 ns carried the bal l do,,·n t l  .. 
Line bucks a nd cs.· . 
trick pla .e goal ,,·as missed but once  . 
on foL1r occac;ions, and tl -tl1c locals tried four for,,·ard passes. onl:· one of ,,·hicl1 ,,·as suc.~ . 
e going eas .
tlf!  .. 
Findi 
cessful. Captain Hart intcrccpted a Pirate aerial earl}· in the secona quarter and ran fort)·-fi,·e 

.gest run of the afternoon  .. 
the lo ..
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n. rk ,,-as see.
'''e ~reatest part of '''hat little spectacular  . 
cd tl  . 
Elan1 furnisl ''  . ·
lck

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~por·tant co .
-inis cxcellent field generalship, made hin1 an all.
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le plunges, coupled ,,-itloff-tack
1 a s g a ined hin rec g11 iti n a s  . . . 
B u d ' • c . .
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c C a11 u m ' s di'r e , ',,hi c h l 
a pla:·e1· of no n1ean abilit)·. '' as ,·er in the foreground. 
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mucl  . ·

e line, it ,,·as Dennis and 5,,·enson ,,·ho broke up pla:· aftcr pla sl10,,·i11g up ,,·ell not 
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In tl 'offcnse as ,,-ell. ,,-enson's passing ,,·as truc and accurate, ,,·}1ile Dennis  .. 
defense but  ... 
-:onl .e ball hurling tO\\·ard the Pirate goal on each kick-off  . 
toe sent tl 
\ ·a r s it r e d fi r s t i t h e init ia l p e r i d , '' E l a m ',.e n t e r aft e r ~1cCa11 u m . T h e 
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d score can e after Hart's long run. After a great return of the Pirate kick-off b)· Pe)·ton 
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seco toucl1-ird . 
is tl  . 
en ''lck}·'' made l  . 
1t o,·er. The scoring ended '' l  . 
again '' c  . 
Elanards, . · .·
for fort 
do,,·n. Ottt-distancing fi,·e Piratc a cl1ase ar·ound rigl t end. 
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Howard Payne Game 
October 9 
41-7 
,makc an undcfcatcd season for Texas  . 
the dcterminatio11 t .
'itl ''c ... 
·d ga c tl1i1 . 
tcri11~ in tl .
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\vitlthe Longhorns came outs games, .
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d backcd b)r SLlcccsscs in the t\\10 previ  .. 
a \\ras e ycar, the Texas goal line  . 
e first time of tl  . 
to 7 score. For tl  . 
us end of a 4 .
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to eir . 
orns ,,·ere doing tl  . 
c Longl  . 
r·ied the ball ovcr, although tl  . ·
Tood,,·ard ca\\]. crossed. 

l old them on thc t\vo ard line . 
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bcst to -l\Icis, Ell . 
inus the services of four stars, Elam .
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'ere pla ''e Longhorns .
da1·, tl at.
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O d Green, and Ho,,·ard Payne ,,·as ,,t the aid of Thon pson, '''h "'' as declared  .{ 
Cullot1g 
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c a t a c nfc r e 11 c e n e e t i n g . 
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i11c l i\!i \Veree backs of the Longhorns managed for long gains, \Vhich .
bles, tl  . 
t fun  . 
Dc ritc freque -rk in car .'
\\e at quarter. His  . 
ed a good gan ·.
pla .
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Ben Brc.  . 
c feature of t11e gan .
easil ~ tl e abscnce of Elam a small handicap. 1'IcCallun1  . 
e team made tl  . 
all and in handling tl .
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i11 ~ tl  . 
r vhcn called v.eir performances of the wee k before, gaining consis tent1 y  . 
gues repcated tl ..
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a11d Don g the ball down .
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in particular, carr" . 
ade several good gains, Barr  . 
n and Barry n.atso\\upon. both offense . . 
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\ve ends did excellent  . 
alf. l\Ioore and l"antis on tl  . 
e second l .
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ar1d dcfc sc, ,,·hile iaxey Hart pla}"ed his usual stellar game. • 
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e visitors. He easil  . 
er for tl  . 
vas the best perfornv.rne  . 
Captain \\'ood\vard for Ho,vard Pa 
outc]asc;cd \·arsit)" punters, and led his team \Vitl1 the drive of an oJd-timer. Albright and l o,,·cd u p best i n tl e 1" ello,,r ] acket li ne. 
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ous snake dance \~;as re,·i,red, \vhile the band marched do\vn tl  . 
e fan  . 
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Oklahoma A. C& M. Game October 16 
21-0 
outpla ing the Ok1al ~\ge:ies at e\·e1·}' stae:e of-.

na . 
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of the ,,.a}·, and .
IGHTIXG e\·er incl e . 
ff t h e F a ir P a r k F ie 1 d at D a 1 l a s ,,.it h t h e s c a l p s o f t l  . 
r n s c a m e  . 
t h e Lo n g he,  . 
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t he t u n e  . 
v t•t u c ked a ,,v a 1, · • a n s s a fe .
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0 klah sitaker' . 
opposition for Coach \\-l  . 
led to f urnisl .
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ers had been scl  . 
1"'hc Oklahoma Farn -Con · . 
alle  .' 
\Sooners i11to the ~Iissouri·.
it·ersi\ . 
hopefuls aftcr the entrance of thc Oklahoma U .er clash at the State Fair  .. 
of the annual Longhorn-oo  .. 
ference had caused the cancellatio 'Sa)'''ear for \ ·arsit)', and the visitors had al·)  . 
cs eacl  . 
e big gan  . 
The Sooncr battle had been oneof tl e . 
at tl  . 
at the fans learncd tl  . 
e Orange and \;v1hite, so it '''as \Vith regret tl  . 
ot for tl  .{ 
ade things .
n at it .
tl  . 
c \'acanc}· \Vith a tean  . 
e .\ ggies filled tl  . 
Ho,,·e\·er, tlore.  . 
annual clash ,,·as to be no n 

.defeat  . 
as a credit t·,, ber...
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thc coaches and tl  . 
e entire Texas backfield ,,·as a re,·elation t  . 
The ,,·ork of tl ·eabo\c .. 
but \\'atson and Elam sho,· . 
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agcr t do,,-n _,\ustin Co1\ege, ,,·ho had the reputation of being ab1c to put up one of tl 

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Texas came out leading the large end of a 54 to l1itaker uscd second string men during the greater part of the game, and thc first'\\ .
Coacl .atson \\e first and third quarters, but during that time, Elam and  . 
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.\  .11 of t hese men except Don  ingues "''a tched the ga rne f rom the ''T'' benc 11.  
D e11nis  kicked off  t . the fiv·e-y·ard line, and the teams  exchanged punts on  the Kangaroo  

e entire visit~ ng team on the next pla}' for a  . 
line and \Vatson \vent through tl)·ardr-six thirt).rn \\.
touchd 
::\Iaxe)· caught one of \\1atson's long passes and crossed the line for the next goal. \\""atson fi,·e }·ards for the next one. T nes, Bro,vn and 11organ bega n a march do,vn the
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November 5 , 27-0 · 

the 10 t defeat the~· had suffered the )·ear before at the 
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e Phillips Lniversit)' ele,•cn, the Longhorns entered their se,·enth gan  . 
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came back and scored one 	touchdo\vn in each the second and third periods, and then crossed n ore in the last stanza. Throughout the entire game, the \'isitors , 
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e Phillips goal line t,,·ice .
tl -outclassed. The Long  . ·
ere completel'''  . ·
but the,· . 
led b)· Shelton and Bebbs, fought gamel 
horns piled up 27 points against a large zero for their ad,·ersaries . 
\Vatson and Tynes ,,·ere the backfield stars for \\7hitaker's gang. \Vatson's broken field running \Vas of the usual high caliber, and ''Rats'' ,,·as responsible for several lo ng, sensational gains. Tynes played a steady, consistent game, gaining v.1 ith unceasing regularity· through the Phillips line. T he Texas line refused to yield to the attacks of the Enid aggregation, not a 
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n the entire gan'	\.\
single first do,,·n being made through it. Phillips made but one first d 

completing an aerial in the final period for fifteen yards. Hostile scouts ,,·ere in the stands, but to little avail. Coach \\Thitaker used second string men the greater part of the fra and u ncor ked li ttle other than straight football. T he fou r 
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S. M. U. Game 
November 13, 21-3 

1ad n1ade the Nlustangs from S. 1\1. U. a team to be feared by the .
ARL\-indications 
orns in their desire for an unsullied conference record. For the Dal]asites had .
Longl 
outed Aggies to a single from field, and hadnuch-t . 
succeeded in holding the 

goal the 
.s eleven only after the hardest sort of a battle  . 
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succumbed to Bib 
But the best the rviustangs could do against the varied Varsity attack \VaS a goal from the 
Kitts in the closing minutes of the first quarter, while the Longhorns piled up a 21 point  . ·
field b 
e game had started  . 
score before the referee's \\·histle ended the contest. Four minutes after tl 

a series of brilliant end runs and line bucks had resulted in the first \' arsity t uchdo\vn, "''ith 

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\\"atson carr)'ing the pigskin O\ rer the line. H art kicked goal. 
iethodists made things hot for the locals in the second quarter after Kitts' toe had  . 
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made the score 7 to 3, but the Texas goal line V\1as never in serious danger. When the second half opened the Longhor1
s can life and began a steady drive down the field which resulted 
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in the second t 
sent the oval squarely the uprights. The final counters came in t l e fourth period, when McCallum dived over for the last touch­
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down. Hart again added the se\·enth point. The game ended after repeated attempts b"") 
\ arsit)r backs had taken the ball to the t\VO-)rard n1ark, onl ha\"e time prevent another score. 

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among thosc of Texas stars for all ti111c. Late i11 the third qua1·ter, thc big fullback, ,,·ho pla 
all seaso11, but ,,·}10 l ad bee1 
handicappcd by an i11jur)' carl}· in the ear, ,,·as

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 .sent i1 .t  replace T )·nes.  .1"l  c  ball ,,·as  but a  fe\\' )rards from thc CO\'Cted "\ ggie goal li .. c, a11J  
.. his  first  pla)·,  D omi11 ~ t1es  carried .tl  e  s,,·ineskin  t .  ...ithi11·,,  e  foot  .of tl  e  last  chalk  ma  .k· . 
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e Aggie line for ele,·en )·ards. placing the 	.
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ball 	on the fifteen-1rard line. Watson made the first do\v on the next pla)r, and the ball "'·as 

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ark. Domingues  . 
-yardon the eleven
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e coveted  . 
It was the third do\vn, and ten yards remained between the Longhorns and tlend. 
Dennis, who  . 
championship. Barr)r \vas substituted for Ellis, and, on the next play, passed t 
e sa,ring  . 
nderful catch of the elusi,"e pigskin. It ,,·as tl .'
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ard line, Don1ingucs 	·-.
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himself aga.inst the ~~ggie \\'all for the remaining distance and the "·ict 

over the line. but the Aggie defense that had maintained an uncrossed goal line for sixteen col­
oleskin, added  . 
g his last game in a Longhorn n 	 .
legiate games had been punctured. Hart, play ir 

the 	final point. The first quarter l1ad ended tean had been playing its best brand of foot­
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ball, and the period had been for the most part, a punting dual, vvith the odds slightly favoring 
H igginbotham. The ,,,l istle blew for the quarter '''ith the ball in the Farmers' possession on the 

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the north goal, and A. & ~I. resumed the  . 
ard line. The teams changed t · -.
Varsit)' t\velve 
offensi\'e. George Green stopped Higginbotham for no gain. ~Iahan tried the same place and 

1orris dropped back t the t'''ent t,,·o-}·ard mark, and sent the oval bet\\·een	ard.•.

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the 	uprights for a goal from placement. \\.i th a three-point margin, the Aggies adopted a de­
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itl·,,r, .
rle of pla  . 
fensive st 

• 
g ll"a ~ature  .. 
zti	 .
lliggi Pu 
as Ft	11's  . 
zbotha . 

P age 196 


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Stops Tl1e

de Ct 

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t1S'Zt 
A. & M. GAME-Continued 

vcd \.. 
e Texas offcnse. ··Rats'' sl  . 
Besides Don1ingues, \\1atson ,,·as a po,,·erful factor in tl 
much tl1e same forn that made l im a star ,,·ith the far-fan ed Second Texas Infantr}r ele,ren, 

 . . . 
i ng f t he past scas n, m ade 11 im f the m st v aluab1e . . 
m t he begi1 
 . 
at, f r . . 
c san1 e f .

. . 
e... . . 
and t l rm t l 
IcCallt1m, Elan Ellis, T)·nes and Leissner, all descrv·c ·
thei1  ,. 
~ld.men in thc Longhorn backfie

··)r . 
are of the gl .
sl  . 
the Tcxas line. It \\'as a cha11ged Texas tean  . 
pick one star fron  . 
lt \\rould be difficult t nch that  . 
at possessed a pt  . 
and one tlalf,  . 
e second l  . 
that took the field ,,·ith the beginning of tl ile  .{ 
·,,,es . 
ed hard, consistent gan· . 
nbeatable. Dennis, 5,,,enson, Green a11d Hill all pla  . 
as t·,, er ,,·ould  . 
little felt. To star one abo,·e the otl ,· .
due to injur -,· .
lse  . 
ade the absence of Ht  . 
Tones n_ 
be an injustice to a line that performed like the Texas li11e did that da)·. Captain Hart sho,ved 

.er ,,·ing position  . 
the otl . . 
IcCullough  .. 
up ,,·ell on Jeft end, as did 
e Aggies, 11Ial a11 and Higginbothan Biblc1s aces, did t do all that 'vas ex­
..
1 .
Coacl  ,. . .
tlFo1· e ,,·as a11  . 
for good gains. Higginbotham's t  . ·
'aa\\gotthey·  . 
pected of them, altl1ough occasionall 
r 
e f\ ggie defense, 110\\re,rer, a11d :\Ia han backed up tl1e fi rst line of defense .
t l  . 
portant factor i .
i n 
 . 
ard fight, and Drake  . 
likc a demon. Gouger and \\"ilson at ends ga,re the Texas ,,·ingmen a l 

Carrutl1ers and ?\Iurrah in the line pla)'ed a great brand of ball during the first half, being forced 

.arsit)' backs i11 the final periods ..
\e onslaughts of the  . 
gi,·c '''a)· before tl .
t at could be '''ished  . 
a Rreat season. lt \vas all tl  . 
r battle \vas a fitting close t  . 
r Da  . 
The Turke c1·0,vdanship ,,·as predon1inant, and the same  . 
game of football. Good
for in one sportsn that 
had gathercd the local lot filed tl rough tl1e gates after l aving v.ritnesscd a great batt]e. The 

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.n.
.,\ad .
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best t ca n 
zL
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TILt' St· ztlz Poi 

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The Shorthorns, 1920 


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NEL 
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TH01\1P50N (.\ ss't 

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xE, RoLAND, Ct:LP, BR\'AX (Coacl

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LEDGE, BRz\LL\·, ED\\'ARDS, PENA (Captain ), \\'RIGHT, CA\'I


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• 
THE RECORD, 1920 
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Sl 

ortl 

...........s. . 
or 
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Freshn p 1"'ra\·is  . 
Ca n 
........... 41 


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Shorthor 

...........s
.

7

0 

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4­
Total . . . . . . ..... 7 Oppone 

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f . 
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1 

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sched u1ed ga n  . 
r furnislThe).
Longl .
tl .
rougl . 
mages, \\·orking faithfull)· tl 
p Tra,·is team, fate pla)·ed into the l  . 
e strong Can  . 
one touchd To l, a lb,•e Shorthorns \\rere defea ted 
.
tl  . 
Sl 

f
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t1·. . 
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r)· that attended 

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29
.

ei1· share 

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T l 

played btl t 

but t he;r desc1·,.e 

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ed spirited opposition t 

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orn 

first-string 

in their dail

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scrin 

out the entire season 

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t1gh the ineligibles outpla 

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a,·e been beaten 


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n  . 
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indicat e 

disgrace, and T ex Br 

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Captain Pena, ex-\ ·arsit)· leader, the 

orthor 

did 

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Pa.ge 198 

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• 

The Freshmen, 1920 


LL  . 
HtITH, . 
.lALOXE:\ .(,
TTLEFIELD (Coacl  . 
LI,  . 
G1LSTR1\P, ).fcCALLU ,.
tA.
t·-GoR :. 
Tnp Rr ,.\DLocKHE . REK,...
c.;; ,).1 .;..~
]E,~BRo,,·s,  :. 
EATK1 ,.
KE .\
.-,).).lgrss't-\R (. .. 
d Ro:t·-PRoc ...
C·• 
Go ARD ().lanager ) 
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K, CRADDOC HART  ,.. 
BERTS .
R, · :.
SEND, HALL, \\TARD, HEl\tSELL, Bo1ILENDER, P ERRTO\\.N- :.:. 
T/zircl Rr P1CE,  . 
PRscot),:\IaE\'E ( . 
RrJ':t' t ..
Fro 
).lcGEE, L\·LES, S \TTON, RADER 
THE RECORD, 1921 

56 Hardin School
en .... ............ ..0  .. .
Frc~ l' 

... 
/..........orthorns .
en ............ +1 l  . 
Freshn  . 
..............Terrell .
.,__'7............Freshmen 
Total ........... . 1 " ~ Opponents ..... . . 14 

.
­
ed under·\\ ..
easil:· s 25 points to 14 for their opponents, the Freshmen  . 
Pilin~ up a total of 
a11 op position sched uled for t l d uring the seasor Coach Li t tlefield's team ,,. as t l e best 
 . 
. . ..
e . 

passin~ ag~regation seen on Clark Field in se,·eral seasons. 
andpa:·  . 
istic O\"er the outlook for the coming seasons. for in tean  . 
fans are optin·it:.car.\ ampions are  . 
orn cl  . 
at future Longl  . 
c sruff tl  . 
ce of tl  .. 
e\·idere ga\e}· . 
1n indi,·idual brilliance tl 
.ade of .
n 
Pnq,· 199 
• 

• 
The Football Coaches 

\\7HITAKER, 

llt·ad 

.
Coacl 

d is posi tion, Be rr)· ~I. 

I.  . 
BERRY 
1 itl a sm ili ng 
.

and 

11 a PP)'"

cou n tenance

\\ 
\\"hitaker, 

e Longhorns in football, tl1e  . 
Coach of 
tl directed squad 
,better \\·ork  . 
he urged the men on t .
· . 
ith unceasing \,·ork. Tirelessl·\\ 
·ho \\open up holes. He "'as a leader  . 
it the line harder. and t .
l .
t 

deser\·es the greatest praise among the students, for he not onl)· coached 

a11 .
e n  . 
o s\1\'ept before tl .
' l \\m,a \,·innin g but also a n undef ea ted tea 
-vestcrn Con  .. 
ers, carr)'"ing off the banner of the South· . 
opposing pla 

ference. Ha,\-arsity as the object of an und ing an bition, he 

 . 
' . 
ing·
sought to put forth the greatest team in the out h\\~est. Seldom is 
seen a coach , .-ith as n uch executi,·e abilit)·, \\'ith as much ingenuiti\·e 

.
~ 
abilit)·, and ,,as much abilit to ,,·ork \\"itl out letting the ,,·orked 

 . 
· . 
ith·
v just · he \\·as out of them. To him\.
kn 

ho,,much getting practice sole factor leading to success. .\s the da s gre\\' sho rter ,
· . 
as the·,, 
practice gre\v longer. " t nigh t, he con ti ued practice. pon his 

 .;  . 

inated the field so that night \V rk could be 
. . 
ts illun  . 
request, spotligl 
c def ea t all  . 
accom plished. The resul t ''ras not onl )' tl 

of conference tean s, but also the deadliest of deadl ri,·als I. College of T exas. 
 . 
&.\.,· .  . 

\\'"ith the ,,·ealth of material ,,·hich \\·ill report next fall, it ,,·ill not be 

produce again the  . 
expect him t .
t
out of the ordinar)· South,,·estern 

.a mpions .
Cl 

Coac /1 .
zt . 
Li \.:,
CHARLES E. EDDO 

four  . 
s a line coach, Seddon could not be surpassed. \\.itl .\
" 

•1 
 .

ich .
ough \\·l thr· . 
es during an ..
ti'fe\\·· . 
penetrate consistentl  . 
as able t·\\  . 
no tean 
game did the v·isitors pierce through the opposition ,,,hich \\'as put up 
as a result of his coaching. T o him "'·as the dut of seeing that the

· . 

line held against all comers, against other lines hen Texas '''as kicking,
,
.\.
he ,,·orked" . 
to open up for oncoming backfield men. Steadil

and to e state. ...~t the end of the season, l e had 
. . 
make the li11e the best in tl ·,,at the students no . 
credit of producing the strongest line
the tl in 
.er seen pl a )'i ng on a Texas tea m e\·.ea , . 
school l 
CL\s l1111a 1z Coaclz 
 . 
DE LITTLEFIELD, Frt'" 
an artist at coacl ing football. T o l in1 '''as assi ~ned the 
. . 
·as ,,de .·
Cl 
of directing tl e fresl en. Great numbers of enthusiasts reported 
.
n. . 
-dut),Robertson and othersard,.
\\,such men as Gillstrap  . 
and \\'itl, . 
to hin 
he de,·eloped a s.quad ,,·hich \\·as undefeated. and \vhich held a good 
count against tl1e Lo11ghorns themc;el\·ec;. Tl1e Freshn en ,,un­
ere· . 

.... 
ed the Sl orthorns, took the lar e end of a · . 
hen the·
~ . · .
defeated, and \,pla 
big score. Littlefield l imself \\·as a football pla)·er of note, 11a,ring been 
 . 

o n ni," tean s for three or four .\·ears. He ,,·as one of the fe,v 
 . 
ersit\r· .; 

n1en ,,tl1is scl ool has produced . 
 . 
hic}1·three-letter 
school, he de,·eloped a  . 
returning t 
fi\·e letter men line 


Pagc ZOO 
• 
• 

Stars of the Gridiron 
• 
t . 
i .) 
1.1\XE\" H~\RT, Capt::\ 

tl c Uni,·ersit\'• football tean \\'ith as ad­
. . 
lea\'Ce\'er'Fe\\.captain of tl1e 1920 squadHart,  . ·
laxc  . 
irable record as  ... 

l....O\\' , short, and built lil'-c a streak of ligl1tr1i1 g, ::\laxe)' led his 
 . 
is squatty could .
l  . ·
c courage and fur  . 
all tl .
\vitl
tean1 for111 c football gods in tac kles, f r\vard passes 
. . 
ing tl  . ·
mastcr. Def cr·gy . 
c gridiron, hc n1ustered all 11is c1  . 
er tactics of tl  . 
and otl
• 
e .. 
is entrance in a Ra  . 
e game for Texas, and l  . 
vard \\'i11ning tl \.
t 
hard andinking, . 
bid fair to defeat of all opponents. 1\ quicl{ tl 

consistent pla cr, hc assumcd an attitudc of do or die for Tcxas.
· . 
us  . 
ci  . 
n1 t he fer  . 
urt fr  . 
escape unl  . 
it h all t his he n1anaged t·\\ .
onstrated itself in  . 
e den  . 
e gan  . 
aster)' of tl  . 
battles. His n ich he  . 
st \\'le last conte . 
measurabl)· Tl1anksgi,ring ,,·}1en. during tl 
,,·ill e\•er engage i11 \\'earing the colors of Orange and \\'hitc, 
a vict ry over \. & ::\1., thus com plcting .
l 
~  . 
i11to  . 
e led his tean aving led  . 
an undefeated season. ~Iaxey i~ a versatilc athlete, l -· .
orns in botl1 football and baseball during l1is lTnive  . 
tl1e Longl 
s1• t,· car·eer. 
• 
• 

to atten 


,an . 
the line. \\1hen a backfield n  . 
to forcc an entrance througl reputed as a battering ran1, met ,,·ith the 190 pounds  .{ 
tl1ot1ge\·en e indescribable bound  . 
uscle and bone, son  . 
of n 
thing ,\·as to 
o\·errried.'
\\it happcned. Ton1 ne\:er
1d the  . 
\•.  .. 
happc 
c ras}1es at tcn pted b}r ncnt s. He f ug11t '\·it h t l c c nsist­
.. . . 
pp . . 

of a gine, plo,,·ing his '''a)· tl rough other li11esn1en, 
 . .. 
c  .. 
)-enc 
,
ilar  . 
er sin  . 
g pu nts, a nd doing otl  . 
ccccding in bloc ki r  . 
often st e disad,·antage and ruination of ,-isitors. Ilis 1.
tl  . 

stunts t ·e,\·ard 
~ 
.ear . ·
for the coming  . ·
as tl1c captainc·\\ 
192 Iz, . 
T0 ::\I DE~NIS Ca ptai 

Da ngerous because of l is fierceness as a tackler, fcrocious 
 . 

of his fig1 
ting spirit, aggressi\'e because of l is hard­) 
 . 
because 
construction, Dennis openl)· defied opposing tackles 

pt
 .

Paoe 201 

,c . 
e same tin 

st Texas. His kno,,-c gan e placed l1in1 	 .. .

.	 .
run 1p agai 1edge of tl 

a positi of confidence ,,.itl1 l is tea and l1is 11ead ,,·01·k 
 ,... 	 . ... 
in 

ealcd to tl e coaches. This is Geor~e's last ear i11 scl ool, a.;;, 
 . · .. .
ap .ne  . 
is degree in ] L  . 
e gcts l .
l 
GRr\DY \\T"\T 0:\ 

 ..  . 
e half-back 1i11e d uring t 11c past scas  . 
f a11 stars i11 t l  . 
tar  .. ·
coming fro111 the land of notC\\'Ortln,.
at5-\\  .' 
as ''Rats'' ed for his lcadership ,,the cco11d .
'\\athletes, Orangc. Rc110
.
itl·
e piloted \"arsi 	rough a ear of t1ntold success.
· . .
tl- .. .
lteam,1"exas cd him, rightl)" so. He a force i11· . 
Otl1er colleges fca 
and 	,,·as 
• 	.ip . 
estern Championsl·.\\
e lcad for tl1e Sot1tl  . 
putting Texas in tl c . 
e bcst brolcen field runners in this part of tl  . 
e is one of tlI--Iis  . 
g ability is unsu1·passed. Quartc1· is l  .. 
and his passiSoutl1, .alf  . 
f necessit)·, 1 
c makes an excc11 cnt l  . 
case  . 
n1 ainst a)-, but i 
.ing ~ ear .
n . 
e c  . 
the squad du1·ing tl 	 . 
II ~ ,,·ill be back ,,·itl 
1IINGUES 	 .
FRA CISCO DO 

GEORGE GREE~ 
ougl1 l1e a record line of exaggcr·atcd sto1	.
Tl 
has 	·ies, Geo1·ge 
\s.;.c last season  . 
for l1in1self during tl 	.
r.
ste\V .. 
a 
r
ade a 	.
n 
• 
 . 
t l  .. 
at,	 .
1e is unsu rpassed . \\-it h 11is ',.eigl  . 
tack1e 
d, at 

	 .
c of otl1cr colleges tt  .. 
rough n1an)-a li  . 
e broke tl  . 
somc spccd, l 

do\\'n tl c 	b1·eak

gcr \\'as ab1e to 	 .. 
o plu  . 
.in his tracksr·unner  . 

thc defense put up b Georgc, and l c St cceeded in 
. . 
·	 .
1gl1.
thro 
 . 
icl  . 
ints '' l.cf p  . 
ber  . 
11 a great nL1 n	.,\ . 
lding d .
11 

t 

11a'·e bec 

onor of making the onl 	 .
To I4rancisco Domingues goes the l 

e . 
in the Thanksgi,·ing game \\1 hicl1 resulted in tl,·nchdo, . 
t .
t ,gtles, it ~·as assert ed . . 
mi  . 
int s. D  . 
ur p .
f  .{ 
I. bl\&A.f . 
dcfeat 
• e	 .
e Coach for t\\'O or three gan1es, for tl .
tl -.
ad been saved b .
l 
1
e	 .
expressed purpose of training for the A. & 1\,1. game. Tl 
coach l ad "r rked him ext ra hard at l it t ing t he d un1 mies, 
	 .. . 

speed and plunging. His massive shoulders gave him a dri,·ing 
e line "'·ith such  . 
it tl  . 
is being able to l  . 
rhicl1 resulted i11 l	''po,,·cr 
a 	force that opponents ,,·ould be tl rust from side to side ,,·]1ile 
 . 
­ . 
e ,,·ould be hanging on for a free ride. lt \vas almost in .
son 
a 	center rusl er, he ,,-as unexcelled, 
 . 
stop him. As  . 
possible t ,g t he A. & l\I. bat t 1e  . 
him d uri  . 
a nd "'rhen t 11e ba11 "'as passed t 
en 	T exas ''short distance of the goal, he made a
aS \vithin a'	.
l''" 
record and name fo r himself. 
• 	Page 2. 0 2 

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c \;\' ~sl '"l'cxas fa1·11 .
tl ..
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c n .
tl s,,cclc,''·· e past  . 
d dt11·ing tl  . ·
iablc rcco·\ . . 
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sclf a .
in . 
1adc for l .
r , 1)· . 
rito· . 
tc crc dt11·i1 e \\·holc  . 
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acrc, . 
Ilc \\'as l1c1·c, tl
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tl..g·l \\d ev·cr\ .. . 
sc;\so 
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g.
enaci . 
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l  . 
1cd t  . 
c1 . ·
oxious pla  .. 
ob .
a  .. 
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''d .. 
ac, ... 
i!a ,er .. 
c ru  . 
t a11d nah tl  . 
t . . 
uld reacl .·\\ 
s.
·ng ar . 
cal \!Oal, t\\'O loi .
\c c.
t1 
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of i1·on-liket1sk\· .
l, l re of fect and lc ~s. a tal.
ixtt . 
c n  . 
f tl  . 
d t)\tt c  .. 
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.c rest  . 
ldcr O\ er tl .
t  .. 
ead a11d sl .
l  . 
c '' ould loon  ... 
fra urc, \\·ede ,,.j bc back in school .
ern.
tl . ·
fuere.  . 
as''
 .. 
cdc tl ''" .'-·orl ,,e good .
tl  ... 
·,• ·carr .
t'ca1· • cxt ..


.\L\~~\RO :.\lcC.\LLl::.\I 

t  . 
is .
tl 

plungcr, gai g 11carl)· C\'er e tl e ball \vas called to 
. .
tin · .·  .. 
i . 
e 
' • 
''Bud''

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l 

tation  . 
c repL  . 
ad tl 

ear of bei11g 


.·

1sistc1 
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a co 

~it t }1  .[ 
t o  . ·
is abi1it  . 
is ha n ds. l-1 is n c r '· c ',. a s u n fai1ing, a n d l 
e fa ,. o r i t c  . 
ce a s i n g. Di ,. i n g '' a s o n e o f t l  .. 
e i n a d e a d r un ',,a s tl  .. 
1i oncoming tacklers, and side-stepping, at  .. 
cd . ·
e pla  . 
tricks l 
,,·}1ich he almost attaincd perfection, \\·as another means of dodg­
e line, dull tht1d  . 
\\ ers.  . ·

ing opposing pla 'hcn he hit tl a could 
.  ... . 
n d in g a b a s c drt .
t  . 
be h e a r d, s o u n d i ng a s if s o m e o n e ''' a s p 
o f t h e n c1 ',,o u 1d j m p Bud, t rt a n d u n d a t nt cd . 
..
n h . . 
e c  . 
0 ut sa tional, and he was a stead y· ground gaincr  .. 
·c sc ns "''crHis end ru 
for the team. Becausc of his speed he made a good man for 
c.
]at . 
and oncc he hit a man, there ,,·as no fear tlinterference, .f!  .. 
a n c e at t a c k 1 i  .[ 
cdiat e c  ..  . 
o u 1 d get a n in·'' 
GEORGE HILL ad'' v gua r d t l1e
rt h p1a yin g as a o n .
'\c ''1 f r o m Fo r t .
1['" 
undcfcated eleven, has a creditable record for the season. Sel­dom is a pla er found w ho has t he audacit}' and fight ith ,,.hich
.,, . ·

 . 
George is blcssed. His tackles are u nerring, and his enthusias n 
.the field on the kick-off ,,"ith amazing speeddo,,·n .
in . 
C l'\.
dr 
c touched a runner, he \vas sure to be do,,·ned. as George  . 
Once l 

·as ,,issed. He .
n
ne,·er accurate in e\rer)·thing hc did, and '''as 
c c eede d in  . 
e 1i n e "'' hic h n o t e a n1 st  . 
one of t 11e m a i n s t a)· s o n t l 
ore than three first do,,·ns in one quarter. Tl e line 
 . .. . 
aking .
n .ere to do his part  . 
at ,,·as a sure thing, and George ''ras tl  . 
eld, t1 .
l -am . 
ear to assist again in bringing a cl· . 
He ,,ill bc back next 
.ip scason to Texas  . 
pionsl 


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li 

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l 

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f .
Pr 
! O:. 

1.
EL_t\	7LEK\
a nd for vvhileI. .. 
&.A 	 .
Icky'' came to Texas fron 
a his eligibility was questioned by conference teams. However, the 
.
r
whole 	n1atter was settled in our fa,ror, and Ick was allowed 
,He \vas one of the fastest quarterbacks of the year	pla}'"· .
t 
and l1is end runs \vere sensational. Generall}r, he outran his 
interference, all opposing players, and \Vas conceded to be one 

r . 
und f  . 
n t he field . He gai ned n1uch gr  . 
f t he fastest men  . 
.is leadership \Vas unusually'" cle\rer and efficient  . 
Texas, and l .,-earus next  . 
Ick\· ,,·ill be back ,,·itl 
GEORGE ~1cCULLOUGH 
e . 
ear \\·as tl  . ·
iissouri. Last  . 
us from  . 
lac'' came t  . 
Big'' ing an he  . ·
first during ,,·}1ich he '''as eligible. Pla 
end, held tl1e peculiar distinction of being the best on the field at catching difficult passes. Througl1 tl1e line he ''rould sl oot ''rhen signals 
 . 
,rards do,,·n the field  . 
'"}or fort·,irt).
tl  .. 
ere called to t\\·ent'\\ at Jong  . 
ro,,·ing tl  . 
s successful at tl  . ·
·a,\al . ·
nearl·as,,
and left 
hook out and snatching the ball. He \Vas a hard ,,·or ker, and 

eard of 	 . 
is accomplishments did not surprise those vvl10 had l .
l 
his reputation. Basket ball is another main suit in ,,·l ich he 
 . 

,,·as the trum p of guards. 
LA E TYNES 
T y·nes 	,,·as \raluable througl out the season as a consistent 
 . 

ground gainer througl1 an opposing line. Tall and rangy·, he 
 . 
e visiting defense and seldom failed t 	 . 
holes in tl  . 
slid througl 
gain a fevv }'"ards at least. Frequentl)'", after the play had been 
,mage . 
et on the line of scri	n  . 
s had n  . 
called, and the t\\'O tean '}en and add more  . 
the mass of n  . 
erge fron . . 
t · .
\\nes· . 
T 
ld en 	ardage 
,is ,,·as 1
is first )"ear on the team, and  . 
the \' arsit}' gain. Tl .
t is expected .
ucl . 
his perfor111ance this season, n
judging by 	of 
.	on future Longhorn elevens .
hin 
Page 204 


JOE ELLIS 

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f strength in C 

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The Bevo Banquet 
harf>.
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as  . 
orn steer, has been rung. He l  . 
HE DEATH KNELL TO BEVO, the famous Longl 

passed through the successive stages of life, death and barbecue, and his head and t he '''a lls of the offi ce of the Athletic Cou nci1T l e other hal f , 
 . 
.half h is s ki n adorn ,.I . 
&.e immortal defeat of Texas in football b)· A  . 
upon ,,·hich had been branded tl 
the score 13-0, \Vas presented to the ri\ral college. 

a l u m ni  . 
obtained su fficien t $ I s u bscriptions f ron,  .. 
9  . 
,Stephen Pinc kney, football manager p . 
e steer and send him in a private car from t he plains of vVcst Texas to the ca n  . 
to purchase t l 
of the Longhorns. T he presentation ceremony took place before 5,000 people assem bled for 


 .

l. game in 19 16. Texas came out \·ictorious that da ,, inning b)· a score

·, . · . 
&.~s-1the Texa 

of 2 1-7. 

''procuri n g t he steer f or Texas, ''Steve 
 .

Because of his efforts i ,,, as a ffectiona tel)' ti tled the title until tl e time the steer was feasted upon. 
 . 
s Grandadd)·· He held thisSteer'

r 
ich was barbecued  . 
attraction of \Vl . . 
20 a banquet, the mai  . 
On the evening of ] anuar ".''TThe tables '''ere arranged in the form of a  .. 
len1s G)·mnasiun  . 
held at the·as,,,"·oBe,'' 
r\   .jazz band furnisl  ed  music,  a .. d  the  affair \\'as far  .fro n  being  ordinar)··  Gaudil)· fl o,,·ered  
paper caps of o\·erseas  design  ,,·ere  gi,·en  the guests.  Dr.  L. \\....  P a)·ne, ]r.,  ,,·as  o .. e  of  the  
better  looking  individuals  after .l  e  donned  his  cap .  
Cha r 1e s  vV.   .Ra n  sde11 ,  .cl  -air  
man  of the Athletic Council, acted  
as  toastmaster.  P resident  R .  I: .  
\ . inson,  .Alfred  Bull,  .A.  C. Lo,·e ,  
D r .  l  ~  o u n g  a n d  o t h e r s  .. a d e  
speeches.  Stunts  included  rope  
s1{ ip p i ng  b }'  0 .  W .  Sc u r 1o c k,  -I n  


d ian  clu b  ,svvi nging by N. Scurlock  
and  a  · .novelt  act b)'  ''R ed'' Bourn  
and  Ben  Smith.  Follo,,·in!!  the  


ba n qu e t t he r c \ \' a s da n c i ng. 

" ,.. • " 
,
,.. 
Pa •.re 208 

The Season, 1921 

for  .. . 
fi11isl1ed second

HE LOXGHOR:\ in tl e Soutl1,,·cstern Co ference race tl1e ­-.~~..'!

•edule  . 
e T exas scl  . 
e final .gan1c on tl  . 
1pio11sl1ip of r921. B)-,,·inning tl . . 
basket ball cha 
& took e Co nference title for the second consecuti,·e ear. fi,·e
· .  . 
Collc~c tl1.::\.\. 'Ot\\;edL1le of se,·enteen colle,giate gan1es ,,·ere lost b}" the Longl1orns . 
e scl  . 
es on tl .
gan 
of tl f..I., as ,,·ell as t\\'O of four gan es ,,·irh Ba)·lor, and one 
 . 
&.\. .
itl·,, ~..
t . 
e series of f  . 
.ot,,e hands of only one Confcrence team, losing  . 
uffercd defeat at tlI. s . 
&.\..Rice .
,,·itlr . 
of fot 
~ to T cxas. 
'.
C ..
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carl)' in tl e scholastic }·ear, just after tl c football trip t D allas in 
. . . 
Practice \\'as started 
o firs t rcported "'ere six letter n en fron e squad of last 1·ear: H . ~1. 
.
tl . .  . 
Octobcr. "\ n1ong those ,,.l 
7
Rt1sscll, Ed'' in Barrett, Charles Dittert, Lee Dittert, ]. \V. Duckett, and Paul Ne\\man. Gcorge a nother letter n reported a t tl e close of the foot ball seaso ether ,,.jth a n umber of
~to  ,.. . 
n.a . 
1,Hil 
car1d idates. Charles Di t tert ,,·as elected ca ptai to fill tl1e ,,aca left b~-Geor.ge :\Ic­
.·
c  .. . . 
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t l  . 
.·\•e l:1 
i' ·ersi t .
t l  . 
ret urn t  . 
s fail ure t'  . 
ug l .
11  . 
Ct 
ont placed ''Dig'' Dittert at center, Barrett  . 
Coach Bellns,  . ·
olida  . 
as l  . 
oon after the Christn 
d P ..\. Pe,·ton, star of last ,-ear's shortl orn tean1, at for,,·ard. Russell ,,·ent to 
. . 
at for,,·ard, ar 
1is old place a t guard' a nd tl c position of George IcCullough of las t ear' s tean1 ,,·as filled b") 

.. .  . 
} 
er Gcorge icCullougl ,,-ad also starred ,,·ith tl e 1920 shorthorns. Injuries to Captain 
. .
10 l},. . .
anotl 
pc1 
cd t }1 e 1ine up. ·ed
ecessit ated a s11 ift ing i11 D uc ket t ser·'a t ce11 ter .
r  . 
n . 
e seas .
re tl  . 
D i t tert bcf 
se positio11 at guard ,,·as filled  . 
'h""replaced by Russell-ast ,, . 
11bcr of earl)-season gamcs bt  . 
t1 . . 
in a 

b,r 1-Iill. 
• 
of tl1e games, and ,,·hen  :. 
Russell, IIill and ::\lcCullough started the majoritBarrett,ton,Pe) 
,,.e re relie,·ed for tl e n ost part b)· Charles Ditters, Duc ket t, Lee Dittert and 
. . 
tit utcd forc:.U b  '. 

• 

Tl ese nine n e11 ,,·ere a,,·arded letters. 
. . 
::\Iartin.·'rankI
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.l\\Fred ·\ .
''' 
anagerial  . 
ite ,,·as a\\ arded the n 

T. R cscr,·e letters ,,·ere recei,·cd b~; ~ Barro 

o,,·ell Bartlett Cocke and ]oe Thon pson, assistant managers. 
 . 
'b)and the ::\Ianagerial T-secondood,·,, 
S for'\\ . 
l1igh point man for tl1e season, scoring ++ field goals and 85 free thr·as,,
Pc)·ton a 
.'SO\\ade +7 ficld goals and 3 free thr . 
Barrett n
total of 173 points. Tl1e season's scores for the ,,·ere: Russcll, 14-field goals; Hill, 5 field goals icCullough, 25 field goals; 
 . 
;er lctter men  . 
otl ,,·asarles Dittert, 5 field goals; Duckett, 9 field goals; Lee Dittert, 3 field goals. ::\lcCulJough .
Cl 
selectcd for a place on the all-state team and b)· se,·eral authorities is said to be the best basket ball pla)·er in the Conference. 
George ::\fcCullough ,,·as selected captain for 1922. P e)·ton, Barrett, ~IcCullough, Lee 
..
tean 

e,,·man, 

lcCord, Han1ilton and Lock  . 
, 

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Dittert ar1d Duckett, letter men of tl is }·ear, ,,·ill be eligible for tl1e 

.

1922 

209r.
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The Longhorns, 1921. 


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Top Roz  . 
Row .
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Coacl1 ). F.cHDALL (T rai1(  . 
1ox .
r:LLTE (:\Igr.). B  . 
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IARTIX, L. D 
B otto nz Row P E\'TON, R ussELL, C . D ~I c C u LLO\:GH, II L L , BARRETT 
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• 
THE RECORD, 1921 
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.Ta n uar·) 8 . • • . .." T cxas . • . . . . • • • • Texas ?\ormal • • • • • 6
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] anuar ') 2 1 . • . • • 1"exas • • • • 32 Baylor . • • • • • • • • . . • • • • •• 10 • 
25•....vlor •Texas . . . . . 18 Ba..•.-..
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ar)r 28 . Texas . Rice lnstitL .
ant ] 
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • 32 • • • • • •• • • 9 j a nuary 29 . • • • • .. Texas . • • • • • • • • • 35 Rice l nstitute .. . . . • • • • • • 13 
...

Februar ),..4 . . .Texas . . . .. • _;.\. & :\I . College .... 23
•  . 

Februar ·\ 5 . • • • • Texas • • • • 16 • & ~I. College.. ... • • • • • 15 
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.s•.Februar),..16 
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Rice lnstitL
February 24 . • ' . • T cxas . . . . . . • • • 22 • • • 24 
•......I . College  .. 
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Texas . 13 _..\ & :\I . Colle1'!e 

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Total. . . . . . . Texas. . . . . . . . . . Opponents .............. . 307

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P age 210 
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ED. B RRETT 

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LEE DITTERT 

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The Freshmen, 1921 


LSTRAP .
G ,.
R . 
Top Rozv LocKHEAD, \\1ARD, LrTTLEFIELD (Coach), PoNsF 
11/iddle R ow .....\sHBY, PENDERGRASS (Captain ), Ct:RTIS 
ScHUHARDT,. . 
Row RAGLA  . 
Botton 
THE RECORD, 1921 
Freshmen . . . . . . . . . . 24 jol1n T arlton .. ........ 11 
Freshmen .. . . . . . . . . 50 San :\Iarcos Acaden1).' . . 4 

3  . 
..)Freshmen . . . . . . . . . . 4-7 a n l\Iarcos "~cadem 
Freshn 34 Palestine l ~. ~ .\... 16 
".1. C ..........en . 

Freshmen .. . . . . . . . . 16 Terrell School .. . . . . . . . . 10 • Freshn 34 Terrell School.. . . . . . . . . 17
....... .....
e
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Freshn1en . . . . . . . . . . 20 Terrell School . . . . . . . . . . 2 
Freshmen . . . . . . . . . . 15 Katy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 

I I .........· .. 
Freshn1en . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Allen Acaden 
The record of Littlefield's Freshman Basket Ball five ,,·as but a continuation 

thees,  . 
ing nine gan· . 
ear ele\ren. Pla· .- 
of the splendid record hung up by the first 

quintet lost but a single contest, and that e to the fast Kat}Five of Dallas, a

· .
 .

chosen to participate in the National an ateur championships, 

 . 
as\.:
tea1n that ile Terrell School met defeat three times at the hands of the )"earlings, the final .
l'\\ 
trouncing to the tune of 20 to 2 . 

for on   .The Freshman tean a place on an)r colleg.the Longhorn five   .was co n e team in the   .posed of n state en \vho would have made a strong bid , and who pron1ise to be future stars  
Page 214  


YER ou


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• 
•
The Baseball Season, 1920 

HE BASEB1\LL scason of 19 20 resulted in another championsl ip for Texas University, 

 . 

thanks to faithful coaching b)r Billy Disch. gilt-edged pitcl ing, heavy hitting and ex­
 . 

r the team. Througho ut the spring, interest in baseball  . 
cellent fielding co ntributed b 
\vas a t a high pitch. O\Vi ng perhaps to our fa il ures in footba11 and basket ball. The 

studcnts determined to aid a \\·inning team, \vere present in large numbers at every game. Coach 

bringing us the" . 
re\varded the co nfidence and support of the faithful fans b
Disch honor of the 

.is man)r successes of the past  . 
us repeating l  . 
State Collegiate championship, tl 
\\"'hen the call \vas issued for candidates, the team ,,·as in dire need of pitchers, as Falk and Gillett \\'ere the onl r regular t\virlers read r for dut)'· There was also a large hole in the infield , 
. . 
-Greer. The development of ''Rube'' Leiss · . 
r the graduation of Third Baseman ]imm  . 
caused b 
ner, a Freshman, into a ca pable sla bn1a n hel ped matters considera bly. Ralph Barry changed 

.r i e s .
f v i c t  . 
a r e  . 
in h i s s l e r, t u r n i n g .
a p i t c l  . 
m a fi r s t b a s e m a n i n t  . 
f r 
return t school of Catcher ~Iaxe}' Hart and Outfielder Dudley English ma teriall)" 
 . 
The 
aided in perfecting the n ine \vhich "'·as to crusl all opposition. Captain Cannon v;as called 

. .
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e a t t h i r d b a s e , h i c h h e d i d in his u s u a l c a p a b 1 n a n n e r. T h e n t l e t e a m 
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e .
''1.
p l u g t h e h  . 
u po n t difficult schedule, as Texas pla}·ed ever big school in the· . 
e had a particularl-\\·· . 
read 
" . 
as '\\ ,13-8 es ,,·ere lost during the season: Trinity 3-2, South\\'estern  . 
collegiate gan·efi\· . 
state. Onl 
Rice 4-2, T. C . 6-o and S I. G. 2-1. But Texas defeated e\re ry team "'·on from her ,

,, .
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. :....

'ictories \vas n uch larger than that of any opponent. Six tin es our 
. . 
'cr percentage of  . 
and l 
n victories by shut-outs. The crowning achievement of the season vtl e defeat 
 . 
vas .
\vpitchers ost of the  . 
in three straight games, b}· the decisiv·e scores of 14-5, 5-0 and 2-0. \\7itl1 n 1.~&of ;\. .other great team  . 
l1a,·e a  . 
en back this )·ear, ,,.e are expectin.g t  . 
letter n 
P age Zl 5 

The Baseball Team, 1920 


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THE RECORD, 1920 

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a. , , . e a ,• e ba c k t o '"I"'e x a s a f t e r a n a bs e n c e o f a .
c a n '· • ud1e1) \!His 1011  ... 
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field in big league faslce11tc1·co,·e1· .
tprocce(led ~batting rall,· ,,·hicl1 a1\· a  . 
it~ started n1a .
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resulted in Lo11gl1or11
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' e could a1,,·a1·s bc relied upon in a ''pincl1.'' \\-it\1 
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for lr),.
ict 11 . 
e te a m  . 
t p e p, he kept t l  .. 
11i s fi g11 t i n g s p i r it a n d c,.c r -p r c s e  . 
f t 11e I 92 r t e a n  . 
n a s c a pt ai n  . 
His c 1e c t i ..
}e s c o n t i n u a 11  . 
it s t 
111ct '' itl1 tl e appro,·al of all Tcxas baseball enthusiasts, it bein{! 
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.ard for l1is sterling \\·ork on t11e field re\\ ..
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Bib ended his l"ni,·crsit\· 

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g tl  . 
letic carecr b,· conti11ui1 .
atl 

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sta1· of South,~·estern collegiatc

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to be feared and respccted ..
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itting caused J  . 
eat l  . ·
circles. His g 

e\·er opposing l fielding
la}·ed e disp . 
basc,at fir t team;  . ·
b) 
ilit)· of tl est order. .\s a pitcl cr, Falk \\·as not beaten, 
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a5 l e concluded the ) ear b)· keepi11g t p his record of not ha' i11g 
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lost a gan1e during all the tl ree ) car 11e pitched for Texas. 

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l3ib ,,·as undoubtedl,· one of tl1e {{reatcst baseball and football

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for  . ·
it ,,·as a glad da; . 
crs e,·er seen on a Texas tean .
pla 

Chica .
tl  .. 
e tate ,,-}1en Bib left us to joi  . 
colleges of tl 

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l His big lea ~ue career is being ,,·atclear.-}  . ·
e,·ers not seen  . 

b \ · }1i~ a n \ · admir e 1·s 11e r c . 
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i\ ~1AXEY HART
~ Hucl~, returning to school after l1is discharge from the army, took his old place as Varsit1·'s pren1ier catcher. His throwing arm '"'as never better, as will be attested t b}r t1 ose unfortunate 
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athletes '"attempted to beat that peg t second. Whenever a 
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110·l1in1 and 11elp put the" . 
stead  . 
er ,,.a,·ered, l\1axey 'vas there t .
pitcl 
e on the right side of the ledger. He has one n1ore 1on 
ear·.
ga n .n . 
the tea 
GEORGE l\1cCULLOUGH 
ear on the team, as he took his degrec· . 
George pla)·ed his last 
in ] une. He '-'''as one of the most depe11dable men on the team, for 
j
vays be relied upon to cut dovvn apparent hits and make  .. 
he could al 
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quick thro,vs to first base. As a second baseman, George was hard 
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rill be fe 1 t badly, u nless a rea1 s tar is f ou nd to takc  .;.; 
beat; his loss .
t 
his place. l\IcCulloug h is one of the fe\\. ''three letter men ,,·}10 
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ha,-e ever attended the Universit}r. George leaves behind him a 
e \Vas always a .
s, for l ost of friend.
l 
the courteous gentleman, good 
and a true spo1tl e athletic field . 

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student, ·tsn1an on 
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RALP H BARRl" 
base t strengthen the pitching staff. 
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Ralpl1 forsook first 
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Along about mid-season the kinks in tl1at left arm were straightened 
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he bagan to turn in a umber of well deserved victories . 
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out and 
His c h ief assets were h is control a nd head'vork, t he attributes that 
,r Ralph .
'vorrmake for successful pitching. No batting rally could 
for he did not know ho\v to get rattled. Barry was a mighty 
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valuable man t the tean on account of his steadiness 
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have  . 

and his kno\.\·ledge of the game, as vvell as the spirit of fight hard 
at all tin es. H e has pla}·ed his last game for \Tarsit}·, as he took 

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ing abilit)" is st11·passed only b}· l .
pitcl 

as baseball brains. Batters occasionall\• · make hits off l1is de ­}i,·er), but tl find it exccedingl hard to score runs, for Gil ­
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ight  . 
In addition to being a nioore. 

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abilit)" of getting  . ·
an at bat. He has an uncann .
as a cle\rcr n '' 
-free transporta·.
man  . 
pitchcd balls, ,,·}1ich secured hin  . ·
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first. As a res ul t, he ,\·orried pitchers so m uch that the  . 
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\\•ere glad t dispose of hin by letting hin get t first. He \\·ill 
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is old place again this  . 
be back in l 
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er man \vho made the team in his freshman  . 
Rube'' is anotl'' 
-)ear. ~Ir. Disch declared t hat he needed more pitcher$, ,,·here­

here a\\r-\O\ . 
let the Coach k .
t
' u pon Leissner proceeded good 
\ t '' · i r1e r c u1d b e f n d. R ub e gr e 'v m r e a n d m r e effe c t iv e 

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as tl e season progressed. He is a hard ,,·orker ,,·ho is going 
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be e\·en better this ,-ear. He also has to his credit a letter .
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.\LBERT PEXK ''G1·ip'' did not participate in n ~ es last seaso11, 
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an· ... 
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order of .
ig1  . 
at l  . 
is catchine-\\ 'as of tl  . 
e11 l1c did pla:·, l .
\vlbut e . 
the nan  . 
1earned to associate ,,·itl·e ha,'''C }1ich,,··tcnc\•consis·n:eerful ness are good for a  . 
s pep and c l I-Ii
of Pcn n. team, and 
his sportsn anship cannot be surpassed. Grip had a good :·ear 

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at the bat, as usual. lle ,,·as a},,·a,·s fulJ of tricks, and it took

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Penn is ..
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thing o,·er J· (.. 
id11al to put a·indi,.·
a sl 

this :·car, as 11e l as pla:·ed his al1otted four :·ears. 
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S.\ \\'XIE ROBERTSOX 

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f tl  . 
lt position  . 
ost diffict  . 
Tl1at n 

a n ost capabl:· b ·· g." His spcrd and fast 
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1.,,-)  . 
·n eld do,,ai11 l1~ 
pcg turned man:· a l ard l it into a ~as:· out at firc;t bac;e. Be­
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sidc s fi e 1 d i ng in l is 11 st a l b 1·i11 ia n t n a''· n ic b a t t c d o' e r 
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tio11al fr~...,11n1a1  .. 
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of a 'etera His otablc fcat ,,·ac; ·­
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eer of all pecrs, coac}1 of all coacl  ..  .. 
f a11 t 1· ai ncrs is \\Til] ia m ] . D iscl  . 
t 1· ai 11 t: r 
g uiding 1igl f baseba11. l n hi n1 
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becn conferrcd tl e B. B., ~I. B. 
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and since the nintldcgrees,D.B.:ind 
co11sccuti\·c cl1ampio11ship has been !!aincd 
t111dcr tl c tutorship of is able l and, it 

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n him\\ .
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Ould not be undcser,ring t'\\ 
.onorar)· deg1·ee of bascball  . 
e l .
tl .
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c1ai r11 ed t l  . 
e is p r  . 
o11 g t 11e st udcnt s l .
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~reatcst 1i,,ing coac11 of coliege baseba1 
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''Bill or tl e ''Old :\Ian," as l e is son1cti mes callcd i n affcctionate tern1s by l1is friends, is one of the most plcasa nt 
1 pus. H is na n c a nd repu­
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111en on t11e ca e . 
tation ha,·e spread far and ,,·ide O\ er tl -sout h, east and \\·est . H is cx,  . 
11 ort l 
s . 
pionsl1ip tean  . 
ce in coaching chan .
pcricr  .. 
ere in tl1e Soutl  . 
is unparalleled an)rV\1l 
\\ritl1 a desire to serve. a heart full of t ndcrstanding and a kno,vledge of thc 
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l, . 
e unsurpassed b)· an)· coacl  . 
gan 

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L"r 

squad in pen11ant class of the·rsit}·a\  . 
is cfforts to placc.: tl 
the outl1­
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pporters of tl  . 
c most lo}·al st  . 
of tl 

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ri11g in lr\,,,·orkethod of proceeding i11 l1is  . 
e coaches, thc tircless n .
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c pai11staki1 .
t. . 
.est·\\ -e ~ incer .
a meager \\'a)' of exp1·essin~ tl· . 
is onl  . 
e engages i11 his ,,·ork  . 
l1icl1 l·,,  . 
·c ,,·itlt ca1.
c . 
the carr 
it'· • i11 '' }1 icl 11e does t l gs f 1· t he schoo1. 
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infielde1·s anders, . 
e l1as tl1e abilit)T of de\·clopin~ first-class pitcl  . 
ediocre n1atcrial l  . 
ro111 n"'I·.itions . 
e State for indi\·idual po  . 
est in tl.le fail in producing the  . 
did l  . 
eldon  .. 
outfielders. anJ ,,,·orkrk,11e ,,·ould '' o ,. 
e beginning of the ,,·inter tcrn  . 
e ) car. usuall)· at tl  . 
Begi1111ing earl~-in tl 
''e . . . 
l is squad. de\·elopin~ tl~ em to sucl01·k 
an extent tl at at tl1e opening of the season, l ould  . 
·\\ .i ng 1i l'"c '·et ~rans  . ·
11 a,-c a t t: a m p1a 
Bill) ,, ,,-as atl1letic director at t. Ed,,•ards College and came to tl1e l Tni,·e1·sit i11 l9I r 
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tl1c solicitatio11 of Dr. . E. :\Iezes, Dr. ]. T. Patterson and Har,,·ood Stac}·· 

-e . 
He i111n .ear . ·
t hon1e the championship his first  . 
arge of baseball and nearl)-brougl .
sun1ed cl  >. 
a  . ·
diatel een-ir111ingin a spectacular thirtester·n tean1 .\\
e Soutl  . 
onor b)· rl  . 
igh l  . 
11e l  . 
bein ~ nosed out of -Sout h .·
e\·eras '' on e\·er}· Texas I ntercollegiate championship and  . 
Si nce tl1en \1e le. .
ga n 
forn really
I-fis.1+ed in 19 . 
\Vasat organization  . 
ferenc~ cl1a111pionship sincc tl  . 
estcrn Cor·,, 
'' e1·e l1i -; setting a colle~iate record b '' inning t\\·ent)"-fi\·e straigl1t gan1es in 
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al feats ..
e.
on .. 
phe e in each  . 
one gan· . 
ips in r918 a11d 1919, losing onl  . 
ce championsl  .. 
e confere  . 
191-t and '' inning tl 
of these seasons in a scl cdul~ of o\·er t\\"C es a season. In all the con petition ,,·it\1 .\. & 
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1. l e l fiftccn ga es and lost but six. 
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as ,,.o . . 
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is a ma1 
'' 110 belie,·es tl at O\ er-confidence loses many ga es \\-J ere l1ard '' ork 
... . . . 
Thc Coacl 
n ca n n n. ta kes as seriously tl1e gan cs i n \\'hic1 
l e cnters 
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He  . 
ore to,,·ard getti ng t he . . 
ould·\\ o\·er  .. 
e .~ 
lost he  . ·
tions of life and deatl1. lf a game is accidentall  '. 
quehe ,,.ould  . 
his tean1 a e.
etin.
son  .. 
ilar situatio  . 
figuring out some \\'a}r to a\·oid a sinpla)·,  . ·
ind e\ cr  . 
and o\·er in l1is n -.
e <;t  . 
as e\·er graced the \"arsit)" bench. Tl  . 
o l  . 
,,,le most conscientious coach .
tl~ . 
later. He 
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and tl1e scl  ... 
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Statistics of the Diamond 

BATTING AVERAGES 

t.z Pc . 
a lJlt' Positio \T J.
p .... .............. +oob.,  . 
,.fc..•••••••••••••.....FALK 

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36+ ......................s. s b.,BERTSON.. . . . . • . . . . . . . . 3 .
R 
LLETT.................. p . . . .................360 .
G 
3b... . . . . . . . 326  . 
.pf.' c. .
.fl. '.  . 
.G LI sH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . s .
E 

l\1IC CU L L 0 U G H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 b . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 250 .. . .. ................J. . ... ................... 250
RE . f .
l\Io 
H ART . . ..... ...... . . " ... " c., r. f ............ .......... . 2+0 

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p . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...•......•..•..ER  . 
LEISS 
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FITZGERALD ...•..•.•.•..... lb.,r.f.. ... . ... . . . . . . . . . . . .219 
218 .•••••••••••1. f., 3bf.,c.f.,r.....•.•..•.....•.... :. 
CA~No 4 . 
.:?............................PE NN ............ " ... " .. " ... c p . . . . . . . " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 079 .
.b. 1 ". . . . . . . . . . . •. . . . . . . ~A R R , B 
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Te a n1 a ' -e r a gc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262 
FIELDING AVERAGES 

L EISSNER .................. p.. .. .. . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . " l . 000 

p .. " . . . . .... . . . . . . . . .. l 000b.,  . 
...................'\BARR 

FALK ................... c. f., rb., p ... ............... .990 
H .t-\RT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . c., r. f................ " . . . . . . .974 
P EN N . .... . .. ... ......... c . . ... ........ . ............ . 972 

LLETT 1.. . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . p. .. . . ..................... .971 .
G l b., r. f . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 966.................  . 
zc E R A L  . 
F1 • 
~1c C u LLOUGH .............2b. . ....................... .952 
~ . f.. . . . . . . "....... .920

RE ..... .... ............1.
o! 

ENGLISH. . . . . . . . . . . • . . • . . s. s., 1. f., c. f .. p., 3 b .......... .850 
CANNON .. . ................ r. f ., c. f., l. f., 3 b . ............ .831 

.817 .....................s. s b.,BERTSON .................3 .
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Team a ,-erage . ..................................... . .937 

PITCHING AVERAGE • 
~'Ta 111 t' Pla)1td 11·0Jl Lo.rt P ct. 
G1LLETT . .. ........ 8 8 0 l .000 
FA L K .... ....•• . ... 5 5 0 I .000 

I I .000
RGAN ... ........ I 0 .
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L El SSNER ... ........ 

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BARRY . . • ...... 6 3 3 . 500 
l\Icr\A!\IARA ... .. .. . . 3 I 2 -333 
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The Season, 1920 
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\\'itl1 tl1c seaso11 closing i11 a blaze of glor)' for Texas, the Longhorns carr·ied off another 
a dual n1ect .
ougl  . 
ndisputed track pe11nant, thus \,·inning the SoL1tl1\\·estern championship. .\ltl .
t 
-Rice se,·eral ,,·eeks earlier, T exas ca1ne back during tl e conference meet i11 
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~had bce11 '''011 b 
con place
peting institutions to  . 
e six .
tl  . 
Hous ton, :\Ia )" 14-15, and gained s u fficien t 11onors fro n 
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,e State  . 
eet was the most spectacular ever co nducted in tl  . 
is n  . 
e 11ead of the list. Tl  . 
her at tl 
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the result l inging upon tl1e i·e1a race, tl1e final ev·ent, vvitl1 four institt1tions having an equal 
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cl1ance to \\'in tl e meet. ] oe l\1oss' sensational fi n i s 11 in passing the field of run ners a nd s t ealing 
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7aS a \...
rlor ''rill long be remembered. It .
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first place fron1 fitting close to the service of a great track ma11. H onors as great are d ue Doughty, T i tsvvorth and Bea,·ers, the other members of tl1e rela,·• tean1 '''ho ran the race of their careers. 
ools competing, Texas, T. C. L-. and  . 
ree scl  . 
e in,·itation meet at Fort \\Torth, '''ith tl  . 
t tl..\. 
e out 'as as the co n1bined  . 
the Longhorns

S. :\I. L'"., can ·ictorious, ,,·inning almost many· points 
.U. 26l. . 
.ile T. C. LT. garnered 28 and S .
·l "'50,ools. Tl1ey made  . 
e other t\\'O scl  . 
ber of tl .
nun 
n argin of ten points, 
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Rice fighting for honors, Texas lost to he1· in a dual meet by a .
itl'\\ 
the score bei ng 63 1 2 to 531 2· I n the Baylor-T exas meet, the local squad \VOn by 61 to 56. The 
~}r simple, and Texas gained the heavy end of a 731'°2 to 43  . 
defeat of "\. & .:\I. '''as comparativel 
score. 
Texas -.
on the co nference meet at Houston, though losing to Rice previousl ~,,a\·ing . 
fter l\. 
proclain ed undisputed champions of the South,,·est . 
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as·,, ,,·eightse hurdles, running and jumping e-v·ents, but in the  . 
strong in tl· . 
Texas ,\·as particularl .
she lacked first class material. l:nder the guidance of Coach \\". ]. ]uneau, ,,·ho after con 
pleting the scl olastic ·ices as a Coach for the l.:ni,·ersit)~, tl1e team -v\·as nursed
r\closed his seear,-. . 

tl1rough some hard spells, to be brought to light as a pennant winner. De'' itt \\'altman, ,,·}10 \\·as captain of tl1e team 11ad the misfortune of spraining his ankle 
-after the opening of thc season, and he never regained his best form. Ho\vever, he suc  . ·
shortl 
ceeded in \\·inning 22 1-6 points for Texas. 
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and his total registered 52 1 2ear, . ·
oe ~Ioss of Austin '''as the higl1 point vvinner of the} ore than t\\·ice tl1e number of his nearest ri\'al, E. G. Graves of Galveston, ,,·ho \vas credited .
n 
\\'ith 26. 
de . ·
Fron1 the outlook of things for the co ming 1·ear, and the v;ealth of material for Coach Cl oose, Texas should  . 
Littlcfield, a former star of the ci11der path, from ,,·l1icl1 he ,,·ill be able to cl 
ha\·e another \\'inning team. 
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THE RECORD, 1920 50 T. C. l-..... . . 28 s. :..1. l" .. ..... 26
Texas. . . . . ' .. .. .. 
R. 6 1 1
Texas. . . -......... 5 3 1 2 lCC .•.••.. -. · • • 3 2 • Texas. . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 Ba1·lor. . . . . . . . . . 56 Texas .. . . ....... -.. 7312 .A. & ~I . ... .... -43 
SOUTHWESTERN CONFERENCE MEET 
Texas. . ............ .36 2-3 Okla. A. & ~I.• ... .28 
.............. Texas A. & :\I .....25 1-5 

..- +. 
or .33Ba)·l
Rice ................ . 33 1-5 S. ~I. U........... 8 

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Stars of the Cinder Path 


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cere1 	the jumpi11g
o11ics 	i11  .. 
rand n1aster of~  ". 
110 l1ad bccn p1·e,·iot1s1·\\ .is sl:ason .
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1-IERBEI{T BE"\ \"ERS 

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Captai -e pret tiest fo rn1s o n t 11 e t rack of an: can  . 
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didate on the squad. His ,,·as tl e dt1t:· of upholding records in the 

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1et ic h  . 
das11 es, a nd his a t l 
him 	resist ing t he strain 
220-His specialt)" '''as the 100 andan..
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is required of a dasl .
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}·,, opposing colleges. Hc" . 
feared b  . ·
and 11e ,,·as greatles, . 
ard dasl·: ·a1\\ered 1712 points for T exas in the fi,·e n1ects, and as a re .
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Toe '' as perl1aps one of the greatest hu1·dlers_ 
.letic books. His stride ,,·as perfect.\th•·it)·ersl:ni\als of  .. 
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tl 
the  . 
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ing to perfection in sl  . 
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and Io,,· hurdles. The grace '"·ith ,,·hich he nosed o\·er tl e f1·ame­
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ibited ga,·e him the reputation of bei  . 
e form he ex1  . 
ork and tl'' did an opposing runner .
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the patl  .. 
of the p1·ettiest runners ' plugging along in .
en . 
as he sped off and left tll1in1, .·
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g and tall, \\'ithout unnecessar corpulenc}r, if an Tulane \\·as  .. 
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er of tl e artists o ne,·er failed t e to the rescue of the Long­
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con  . . . . }·,, 
anotl .a kc a fe,,· points in Texas, behal f .
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el p ,,·as needed, and t .
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horns ,,.J 
During the ,,·ar he ,,·as out of school, but seen1ingl}.,. during that time 

had  lost  none  of his  form  or  excellenc  .·. H e \\'as  a  j u m per,  and  his  
ork·,, .can  e  in  hand .· at .tl  e  time  .\\.,.altn  an  ,,·as  'ie,,·ing  the  meets  
fro m  tl1c  sidelines.  H e  .l  as  graduated .fron  athletics  and  '''ill  no t  
be back this 'rear•  .  

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thus cripplingdiseases.  .. 
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eff c a n ]r rn. .
f f  . 
e b e s t  . 
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t e n g a g e i11 n  . 
u 1 d n  . 
t h a t h e c .
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in .
l -e season as l1a,·in~ been third in '' in  . 
e end of tl  . 
out ,,·ith a record at tl ile .
t,,·o-ntal ,,·as 25. In the n1ile and  . 
ning indi,·idual points. His t 
run he starred. He ne,·er ,,·as able to break anv• records n ade b·,• 
. . 
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se\·eral tin .
en . 
er runners of the school, but 11e approached tl .
forn .ear· . 
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tl  . 
bers of the tean  . 
ost promi11ent men  . 
be one of the neff ,,·ill ] 

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tl e circle of track aspirants back in 1915 , • 
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first entered,· ndrc,\" 
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e higl 

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t l e 1im e 1 ig h t ''·it h t 11c s t u d e n t s . 
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Track Statistics 

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INVITATION 1\1EET (Fort V\'ortl1, 1\ pril 
Entries-Texas, T . C. U., 	S. 1\1. U" Burlcson ustin College •
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, 
120-yard high hurdles . . ....LE~JON (S. ~1. U). E. OvE~\ LL (B.) 	Fo \\ LER (T. C. U .) I6 seconds 
-510 2) 	 .
IOO-}'ard dash . . . . . loss (T ) HARRIS (T. c.lT.) FO\VLER {T. c L 
220-yard dash . . . . . . . . . . BEAVERS (T). rl\RRIS (T. c H \LL (B). 	24
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. 53 1-5)T( . . 
No\vL).:..
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440-yard dash.............GRAi' (T ) L 
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2-51  . 
.	880-yard run . . . . . . . . . . . WEE!\IS (T. C. U ). W.\LLINC (T.) D \ \'IS (T.) 2 m~ n 
29..	 .
One n1ile run . . . . . . . . . . NEEL\" (T ) 0DOf>f (S l\I. u.) CL.\ RK (S. M u.) 5 m 
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).(Tmile run . . . . . . . . . . . LooP 	.-
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K.\NE (T . c. U. ) 

LDERS (T . c.u 

-5  . 

n 21  . 
11 m 
One mile relay. . . . . . . . . . T. C. U 

LSON  . 
\V. . . . . . . . . .. .ot put .
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B R\DFORD (T . c U 

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141 ft , 10)"S. i\I l( . . 
GRAVES (T ) HERRON (S. :\f. V'). LE~t	. . . . . . . . .·elin thrO\\a\] 
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Broad jump . . . . . . . . . . . LE GHT ..
K.[c~Pole vault. . . . . . . . . . . . . LE~IO?\ (S. l\I. L .)GR\\ ES (T .) f 
.o ft., 6 in  . 
PF.NDERCR1-\SS' .n  . 
HA~11LTON (T.) \\i'1LSON (r\. C). BR;\OFORD (T. c.u ) I 10 ft , 2.••...'\ \. 
scus thr  . 
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220-) ard hurdlcs . . l\1oss (T) E. OvER1\LL (8). BROOKS (S. l\f. U). 26 seconds Total poi1ts-Texas, 50; T. C. U, 33; S. 1\1. U., 26; Burleson, 11; Austin College, 8. 
 . 

Dt:.i\L l\lEET (Houston, April 7) 
Entr es-Texas, Rice 
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o-}·ard high hurdles . . . . . s (T.) 	LA1'1AR (R ) 15 4-5 seconds
~lo  . . . 
4-5T ). 9(  1. 
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55• . . 
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rd l220-ya)(TLE!'.1AN (R ) GR.~Y  . 
440-}'ard dash.. . . . . . . . C 
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run. . . . . . . . . . . . LooP (T). Cox (T ). 11 mi11 .,5T\vo-mile 
One-mile relay . . . . . . . . . . . TEX.\S 3 min., 36 2-5 seconds 
Pole \•ault . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DFPRATO (R ) PO\VELL (R ) 
High jump . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H CKLEi" (R ) SI!\11\i ONS (T ) 5 ft. , Q in. 

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ft., 3 inches  . 
lTH (T ). 2  .~ 
NCKLEY (R). S  . 
Broad jump . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .H 
.......... ......L SAY (R.) 	ALEXA NDER (R .) 41 ft . 

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Shot put LTON (T .) 1t7 ft  . 
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Discus thro\v . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ALEXANDER (R.)HA 
javelin thr 	K.LATZ (R ). PoLL 142 ft .
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Rice, 63;.
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Total points-Texas, 53 
DU.-\L l\1EET (Austin, .~pril 24 ) 

Entries-Texas, A. & l\1. One-mile relay . ........... T EXAS 3 m1n., 35 2-5 seconds Shot put . . . .. ......•• K EEN (A. & l\1). \M.H1\ N (A. & v.l). 38 ft., 6 inches 
inch  . 
"20 ft  . 
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seconds4-55+,.. . 
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run. . . . . . . . . . . . . . LooP (T ). Cox (T .)Io-mileT,v
l\rloss (T 	(T .)
Y 2 min., 26 1-5 seconds 	 . 
DoucH).............  . 
880-}·ard ru 
100-yard dash . . . . . . . . . . . . \\"R (A. & l\ [ ) BEAVERS (T ) 	10 1-5 
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4+,0-yard run . . . . . . SA NDERS (A. & l\11). GRAY (T.) s+ Total Points Texas, 73 1-2; A & 1\1.. 43. 
and 15 	.-..
CON FERENCE l\1EET (Houston) May 

Entries-Texas, Baylor, Rice, Oklahoma A. & M ., T exas A. & M., S. M. U. 

• 
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s <. & 1\1>. 52  . 
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Total points-Texas, 36 2-3; Baylor, 33 14-15; Rice, 33 1-5; Oklahoma f\ . & M., 28; T exas A. & l\11., 25 1-5; S. M. U,. 8 3-4 
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Review of the Season 


runners-up in the  . 
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National Intercollegiate Championship at Philadelphia, are the honors attributed 

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rear for Tennis in the  . 
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histor,· of the school. 
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There \vere fi''e n ,Emil Klattvn, \. 
Ben Brt,.
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could be seen on the courts practicing for the meets coming the next spring. The)' \Vere a grou p of brilliant net artists. The team as a ,,·hole ,,·as ,,·ell balanced, possessing splendid combinations for doubles and pla}rers of rare abilit)' for singles . 
''Doc'' Penick has been an energetic booster of tennis since the days of his earl}' youth. His racket-,,·ielding itself is superb, and fe,v the local courts are able to \valk a A.'a}' ,,·ith him. 
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'' a}' of coaching is practicing ,,·ith the students themselves. 
1920, ·hen Granger and Drum,,·right entered5,-1 . ·
to .\tlanta, Ga., :\Ia 
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e tournament and ,,·ithout losing a set defeated all teams, a happening unparalleled in the his­
,of Southern tennis. ln competition ,,·ith Tulane, Georgia Tech., \;anderbilt, Se\\'anee'r).
t 

Vniversit}-of Tennessee, Clemson College, Da,·idson College and Orglethorpe Universit}'", the 

,em to victory in \vhirl\vind fashion. ln singles  . 
orns pla)'ed a style of tennis that carried tl .
Longl 

Granger and D run1\\·rigl1t came to the top t gether, playing each otl er for tl e singles 
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botl In the double finals .....
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t\vGranger inb}··on\\·as,,,,,hichpionship, ... 
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the}· con1peted against Tulane, ,,·inning three straight sets 6-3, 6-1. The Texas team ,,·as

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ro}·all}r recei\·ed at .\ tlanta and \\'ere granted e\·er)· mark of courtes}· b}· the S. I. A .•\. officials . 

-c team \\·as presented \\·ith three beautiful sterling sil\·er cups, offered as prizes for the in .
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Intramural and Interfraternity Champions 

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Founded at De Pau\v University, 1870 
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SORORES IN URBE 

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Founded at Virginia State Normal, 1898 
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SORORES IN URBE 

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CARIELLA BELL ELIZABETH \V EYl\IAN 
192+ 

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Lou1s E S 

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0RELLA KANGERGA E ALL.
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KATHERI 
H ELEN TABER 

1923 

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LAURA TANKERSLE 
RuB HA1\1PIL 1\1YRA H ASSELL
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1924­GEORGE ALl\IA TERRELL ALEENE Sl\IIT H 
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Tlzird Row KELLER, 	] ONES, HARRIS, BREUSTEDT, H RNSBY, Dou THITT, GEFFERT, DELERY, 0RY 
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Botto i Row TH 	ELL, K1LANDER, \VEBER, l\1 KE, l\l KE, K RKPATRICK, FoRRESTER, 
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Founded at Wesle)ran College, Georgia, 1852 
Phi Chapter Established May 15 , 19 13 

SORORES IN URBE 
l\1ARTINMER LowRY TERESA  . 
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1921 
G	 .
A HENDRIX THELMA You  .. 
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LILLIAN BREUSTEDT ALl\IARINE HARRIS 	GEORGE BALL 
l\1ARTHA BRADSHA\V ALICE BALLARD 	KATHERINE KELLAR 
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Lou BIE MARIAN ELOISE YETT  . 

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IRENE JONES KATHERINE RENFRO MATTIE BARNES 
MARY CALDWELL 0ZALLA F ORRESTER 

1924 
sE DELERY MABEL TuRMAN GLADYS WEBER .
Lou 
LANDER 0LA CREWS  . 
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EvA K G ] ONES 	HALLIE GEFFERT 
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L o v ELL, HILL, EBB G1LL, GREER, GRANT, TAYLOR, FLA~ISON 
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PSON, DoGGETT, F1scHER, LAKE, BR . . 
Rou• ALLEN, THo  ... .
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Founded at S 
Omega Chapter Established May 14, 1920 
• 
SORORES IN URBE 
ANNA B ENNETT MARGUERITE L EIGH 
SORORE IN FACULTATE 
.. . 
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SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE 
1921 

LL  . 
Lo LA GREER GLADYS FLA~ISON :tvl1NNA G 
1922 
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Founded at ~Iiami Vni,rersit 

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1921 

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Founded a t \\7ashington and Lee, 1865 

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1921 

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1923 

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IAN, HERFF, Scov.B ELL, FuR ,.
PtPKiNES, . 
],zd Row BARNARD  . 
co.
St TT, GREER, TuRNER  . 
D1TTMAR, Sc  ,.. 
cK, \VRIGHT, AcHES  . 
CuscK, .
c . 
Tliird Row HA 
Founded at Mian1i University, 1839 
Beta On1icron Chapter Established November 22, 1883 

• 
FRATRES IN URBE 
NSOLVING  . 
G. H. K HALL vV1LLIAMs  .. 
CALDWELL REvERED.V.\ E  . 
D. JOHNS HuGH C. EvANS ]. L. WRC. 
T. J. CALDWELL EwELL NALLE ] oHN W. HAWKINS 
AN  .. 
Do  . 
H .
}EI NER  . 
EucENE S 
FRATRES IN FACULTATE 
H ENR1' \\T. HARPER JAl\IES E. P EARCE 
FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE 
1921 
RDITT1-1AA.EL~1ER . . 
AcHESON Lou1s A. ScoSAl'vI 
l\lARCUS GREER ]. \V. B ERETTA R o 1· BARNARD 
922 . 
ER ~IES HANCOCK  . 
RIGHT Lou1s W. TuR \\' \\
' ILLIA~I JA 
HARDIN  ... 
w · .
L1•WARD HERFF P. A. PEYTON  . 
E  .. 
CouLTER T1~1Ps 
1923 
CoLEf\IANBERT . 
lVIARSHALL BELL R  .. 
FRED Sco cK LocKE Pu RNELL  . 
BERT Cus  . 
ONES R]H.E. 
• 
PKIN FRANK NEV\'TON  . 
CLARENCE P 
1924 
AN FRITZ DANIELS  . 
LSON ] ACK FuRrv  . 
DA\'ID T 
FRA N K ELDREDGE BRUCE BLEDSOE 

Page 279 
• 

Sigma Alpha Epsilon 

• 
Top Row STAATS, ScHUMACHER, P u TTY F ELD, }ENNINGS, 0. B LDRICK, l\.CoMPTON ,
,1cCELVEY. .

M c C LLOUGH, H AMMER 
 .

Seco 11d R ow A ouE, H PKINS, T ow SEND, PATTON, l\IcCRACKEN l\Io RE, B. BRELSFORD , 
 .. . .

A o u E, A ERSON, GAITH ER 
 .. .
,PARKER,MBROUGH, TERRELL, SPIVEY, BEAVERS, }ENNINGS, SANFORD, DuK E, GoETH  .
Tliird Row K 
W EBSTER, BRELSFORD 
sity of Alabama, 1856 · .
Founded at Unive 
1884 , .
Texas R ho Chapter Established l\tfay 2 

FRATRES IN URBE 
] . W . Nl c C LENDON N. A. ST EDl\IAN ] . G. PREST ON 
LES  .
C. G. G THOMAS A LLEN
P . SADLER R. w. SHIPP F. G. Fox 
TGOMERY  .
MoT..] 
TER .
wARD D. W. Hu  .
D. R. Woo

] . L. A RLITT 
ERLING Fu LMORE T. H. McGREGOR  .
S  .
cu.. .
HuH.W. LLOUGH ]. W. ScARBROUGH E. B. HANCOCK  .
Kc. .] 
.] \V. DAVIS
I. P. L ocHRIDGE 
FRATRES IN FACULTATE 
 ..
WHAREY \V. E. DuB.].
H . Y. B ENEDICT 
FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE 
19 21 
L. B. DuKE 
HERBERT B EAV ERS 
19 22 
MBROUG H  .
SANFORD H. M. KD.A.
B. M. TERRE LL 
P. H. STODDAR w. H. ] ENNINGS
H. w. SPIV EY • 
E. F. WEBSTER G . s. PARKER
ETH  .
Gc.A. 
LDRICK  .
BN. s. 

1923 
G. D. HAMMER W. H. M c C LLOUGH, ]R. ]. P.ADOUE 

 .

H. P. BRELSFORD
RE  .
OE McCRACKEN .] R. Mo] 
D. L. SMITH ] . A. M c CELVEY C. W. ScHUMACHER 
ELD  .
FA.G. 
1924 
Y 0. jENNINGS  ..
Pu C.
G. STAATS 
ouE W. K. HoPKINS  .
Eo CoMPTON .] A 
D. PATTON B. BRELSFORD 
sEND  .
ToM Tow 
H. l\1. ANDERSON
.] GAITHER 
Paoe 280 

Sigma Chi 

I\1.
CALLL 


To p Rozv \V EAR, GoBLE, CRA\VFORD, B. :\IcCALLu:r-.1, A KI NSON, BERRYMAN, LACKEY, BR UG H­
. . 
cEs . 
GEs. DAN Ho  . 
Ho  . 
TON Do 
E l\IISTON, F. LACY, SI\IITH, l\IATHEvVS, EcKHART, \VARD, v\7ELCH, P PE, FLANAGAN, 
. . 
d Row  .. 
St·co 
Hu ~1E 
l\luRPHY \\' ARNER, HosK Ns, T NAN, E cHENROHT, Co RASBERRY, GARDERE 
 ,..  . 
'. . 
Third Roiu 
Fourtli Row DEVINEY, :\IcCA R. H. G LLETT, GREEN, I. \V. GrLLETT, TAYLOR, A. Y. Mc­
 .  ,. 

• 
1iami U niversi t}·, r854  . 
Founded a t 

~"lpha Nu Chapter Established f\ugust 27, 1884 

FRATRES IN URBE 

cKLER ] . BouLDIN RECTOR  . 
LLEN MAx B~"V. P. \ cKLER DR. ]oE EcKHART  . 
LER HARRY B .
BuF..] RROW.
i\.lI.  . 
•}RCHARDSON, . 
BENSON WILLIAM Rl\IAX 
FRATRES IN FACULTATE 

BBITT . 
ER s. P. F1NCH D. F. B .
RovsF..] 
PER . 
ALBERT Co 

FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE 
1921 

G1LLETTH.R. .
C01C..] .
IcCA~C. K. 
G. !\1. GREEN I. w. GILLETT 
1922 . G. SMITH D. LACY
1cCALLUl\I . 
YA. 
jACK RASBERRY G. l'vluRPHY G. Boos 
s . 
LEO TYNAN \V. 11ATHEWS B. HosKr 
]. CRAWFORD L. EDMISTON
T. R. TAYLOR 
1923 

PE 0. PowELL G. GARDERE .
A. P 
B. \ VEAR ]. LACKEY R. BERRY~fAN 
BLE \V. ATKINSON B. FLANAGAN  . 
GR. 
F. LACY L. \\1ARNER 0. EcKHART 
1924 
cEs . 

B. ~I cCALLUl\I D. Ho \V. \VELCH 
D. BRAUGHTON T. WARD L.HUME 
HLANDER . 
GEs .] H. B .
HoD. 
Paoc Z81 
Kappa Sigma 



Top Row Jo HNSON, G. BARBER, S ITH, P PE, SHERRILL, ~rl. vVRE NN, ELLIS, HART, ]. GRAVES 
 . .
v. ,icG EE, HARRIS  . 
,LES · . 
Po LK, DROUGHT, F. LC. s, .~
LLIA .
"\\,d Row S1L\1ERMAN, OBLE  .. 
Seco GHT . . 
lcK f\E, ...
S 
CRUTCHER, BYRNE, DROUGHT, G. W LLIAMS, H . 
	 .
RENFRO,  .~ 
Tlzird Row DEAN, CuNNINGHA 
LLIAMS, K. PRESTON, E. HART .
V\ K,FERGUSON, C. SHERRILL, KELTON, PEcHELLAND,  ,. 
so  . 
HART, ~lu RCHM.
Fourtli Row RHEA 
Founded at University of Virginia, 1867 
Texas Chapter Established September 18 , 1884 

FRATRES IN URBE 

F. T. Co 	.] w. MAXWELL
NERLY  . 
NASH L. SLAUGHTERP..] 
BBINS  . 
RosENBERG S. TAYLOR \ V. L. R  . 
R. L. SLAUGHTER F. P. Vo 
RE .. 
DowELL E. C. CALDWELL w. M. THORNTON ARTHUR MH.G. 
LL..
B. Es A.RACE THOMPSON Doc HART ] . H. HART  . 
H 
EN V. D. HART v. F. \V 0 0 L D R I D G E w. A. HARPER .
Woo  . 
woo .
GREE 

\ 	\ 
FRANK KrTEY T. ] . THOMSON 	s. w. FISHER \ V. w. FIS HER 
TEN OHN LAPRELLE, ] R A. F. BEVERLY 	 . 
GER LLSMAN vVo  . 
R 
.	]ALL.
Goo  . 
H 
sHER EARLE B. J\lAYFIELD AL. BEVERLY S. N. KEY  . 
F K. F 
BRooKs H. L. HrLGARTNER R. D. PARKER  .. 
.vv.DENTONM.A. 
GRAHA!\-1EN J\IALCOLM  . 
SEND \V. L. ELLIOTT ] oE WooTO\VN• 1\\1\. 

FRATRES IN FACULTATE 

.] R. BAILEY W. L. SowERS P.]. STORM 	KILLIS CAMPBELL 
s T. u. TAIrLQR w. A. RHEA 	 ... 

F. \V. S1l\1 	I. P. HrLDEBRAND 
FRATRES IN UNIVERSITA TE 

1921 

C. l\1. SHERRILL \V." B. FERGUSON .] D. PRESTON 	Nl. HART
-
L . 	RHEA 
1922 

j HNSON R. DEANJ\I..]	LLIAl\IS .
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N  . 
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ST. 

1923 

NI NGHAM  . 
BLE ] ACK Cu  . 
BARBER PoPE H. N	G.V.\ 
LLIA~IS  . 
KELTON ] . J\lcKNIGHT .] H. W	P. 
192+ 
SHERRILL1.
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LK B. CRUTCHER F. DROUGHT 	 . 
AY RENFRO E. M. P] 
LVERMAN .] McGEE E. HARRIS 	 . 
HART F. SE. 
L. \ ". GRAVES G. DROUGHT .] HART 	R. LYLES 
Pagc 282 
Sigma Nu 

• 

-fANES, Ross, ]. L1Ps~FER,  . 
CRTER, .
l\1c\VHH, . 
lc ~IELLAN, \\'E1·~1ou  . 
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so . 
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Top Row Hu 
COMB, HARRELL, CRUZE 
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D1xoHARBOUR,l\1uRRELLHALTON,vAN, .. 
o11d Row ]oHNSON, ]A~IESON, ERvVIN, DoS,·c..
ScHMI 
T/1ird Row KrMBR cKERS, TH RN, D . L Psco B, SouTHERN, S1'11TH, TAYL E, l\1YRICK, 
 .  .~ . . .
"\.B  ,. 

HA'l\1?v10ND, \ , . 1LLI A~IS 
t r lz R T H A s H P P E R, HE s TER, H 1LL, AYREs, FE N L E v, BR Y c E, ] . -T ..
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.1c K E R s, BA R R ET,, . .~ . 
w . . 

l,..ounded at \firginia Military lnstitute, 1869 

, . 
lT psilon Chapter Established Decem ber 
• 
FRATRES IN URBE 

rGHT  . 
BARNHART f RED F OvVLER ARLEY V. KH. B. 
H. C. BARNHART GEORGE CHRISTIAN J. H. BROWNLEE 
EL K. BROWN ] AcK LowRY .
N!\1cKEANT.A. 
lORLEY Q. C. TAYLOR' . 
.BuAAS ET.0. BERT FELGAR  . 
GEORGE SHELLE'\'GEORGE C. HAWLEY R BERTSON  . 
RALSTON BEN RI.  . 
OHN .~ 

FRATRE IN FACULTATE 

cH.
ScHP.E. 
FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE 

1921 

.
so.
cH  . 
MB PAuL Hu  . 
CoFER ] . C. LrPscD.]oHN 
1922 ] . F . . ER\VIN
R. L. LL ~YRES  . 
H  .. 
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HESTER R. HALTON R. H. l\IIA cFA R LA N E l. . 
.F 
\\T. 1IcvV HORTER E. P. Ross G. R. THOMAS 
G. P. FENLEY 
1923 

 . 
HARBOUR C. 1fANES G. DrxoA.H. 
c. E. BARRETT .] B. W1LLIAMS
cH.
ScHA. 
H. FITZGERALD l\lf. G. SMYTHE .] S. C. j OHNSON 
T.
ScHf\11G.H.LIPSCO~IB R. CRUZED.R. 
Kil\IBROK. .
1vA . 
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s C. GRAY  . 
loRR  . 
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1924 

PPER  . 
BRYCE R. H. I--IARRELL L. s. HF..-\\ 
R. HAv.t l\-10 N D F. KANE H. B. JA~1ESON 
luRRELL P. L. 'RES E. Pt.TGH  . 
.\..1 
A\ 
UTHER E. G. s~11TH  . 
SI..

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R. THORN .] VICKERS
CK  . 
vR !. 
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R. R 
BINSON H. \VEY?\!OUTH B. l\Icl\IELLAN 
Pagr 2 J 
886
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NG, KELLER, P


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LK, O'Co


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NOR, SwENSON, 

~1ITH, 1-1ARTIN, DoNALD, L ooP 

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BuRKE, R EE

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ARNOLD,

BARNES, S 

EPH ENSON, H . MAs 

GREGG 

G


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T hird Row SEAY, E. VANDERSTUCKEN, PRESSLER, 

LLETTE, Co


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KLI N, 

MAN, LEEPER , 

NGER . 
C 

BLEY, 

w. MASON

Fourth Row ]. VANDERSTUCKEN, vVILLIAMS, WALLING, MuELLER, LowREY, S


.

, 

PROLL 
Founded at Princeton, 1824 
Nu Chapter Established ~1arch, 1892 

• 
FRATRES IN URBE 

C. W. MoRRISON w. T. CASWELL 

LLER  . 
0. M .] 

H. w. WELLS E. ]. PALM B. H. BLOOR 

B. w. GREIG 

FRATRES IN FACULTATE 
CHARLE S E. RowE

 . 
M 

LTON B. P 

FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE 
1921 
ERCEL K1NG FRANK ~'lARTIN 
RTER  . 

LLOYD ..
E 
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wELL MuELLER

BRYAN STEPHENSON BROWN WILLIAMS 

w. WALLACE MASON 
1922 • 
D. H. E. KELLER HARRISON J. P 

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MER . 
H 

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GE 

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Aucus 

LL.
PR 
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JosEPH VANDERSTUCKEN 

E. M. L. SEAY GRADY LowREY 
1923 
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MAS LooP

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S

HYATT D 

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.

ERLING C. BuRKE 

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DAv  ... 
Aus 
w. 

Hous E SAMMONS

jACK REED 

.
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WARD S 

BLEY 
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EMILE VANDERST UCKEN HERMAN PRESSLER 

1924 
WARD BARNES ALFONSO w. ARNOLD BANNOR GREGG 

.
E 

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LLETTE W 
.

LLIAM CoNKLIN 
WARD LEEPER 

S IDNEY E 

MAN
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GRISWOLD G 

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T/1ird Row l\l cCoNNELL, ~I1LES, LAIN, HARRISON, 
v..co ..
Io 
Foundcd at \ ~irginia l\Iilitary Institute 1865 

Gamma Era Chapter Established 

·)la 
.

1, 1897 

FRATRES IN URBE • 
A. l\I. BARTON L. C. HARRISON .] F. CHA~IBERS 
PERCY PENN\'BACKER ] . 0. CALD\VELL \\TALLACE T

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ALTER BREMOND RALPH G

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ETH Bo .

YBACKER 
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NER PE 

FRATRES IN FACULTATE 

R. E. , -INSON

.
GE 

RGE C. Bu 

TE
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FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE 
1921 

A. D. l\1o 

N. B. GussETT F. Bu

ERY .
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C. B. LAIN A. P. HARRISON 0. G. l\1


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LES 

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SELE1', ]R• CLA,. 

1922 

T. D. ROYVELL, JR.

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192+ 
BERT GROSS KEN~IORE HUNTER 

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J11\1 l\l cPHAI L 
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Phi Gamma Delta 

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Fi 

LLEN, HAl\IILTON, SEALE, K LATT, SLATER, TARRA T , Ev\'l\IAN, ~ 
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i cGREGOR, ... R c HAR soN, G1LSTRAP 
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,LLER  . 
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zd Row 1 "AKE1"'", F. CRA\VFORD, LocK\\:·oo irLLER, Sl\JITH, TAFFORD, \\-H TE, K o HLER, 
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CRs,  . 
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LLAN .
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s.
BLES,'IDA\
Fourtli Row H 0 Lrv1Es, l. l\IoRGAN, GREEN, BARR0\\7, PATTERSON, CHUl\1NEY, CANNON, F ovvLER, B ECKl\1AN 
+r811 ,  . 
a n d ] effe r s . . 
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u n ded at \ \ .,. a s l .
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Tau Deuteron Chapter Established 1883; Re-established 1901 
FRATRES IN URBE 

I .. 
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\\T 
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GERS LBERT S. BuRLESON Ju  . 
Ro B.P. 
\\.-P. 0LDHA s. \\7 CRA\VFORD \\ • H. BRENIZER ] UDGE K OV\7I N 
7 •l . 

L. C. BRENIZER H. THAXTON 
FRATRES IN FACULTATE 
FREDER c Du ~lILES HANLEY .

cALF . . 
PAT H Ll\1 ES 
WH1TAKERr. . 
.AL As HBY B'. . 
D. SH URTER S. RE. 

FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE 
aduate Students .·
G 
D''' I G HT ~IcDANIELS G. ~IORGAN 
1921 
LLAND . 
LLIAlVI H. H  . 
MoRGAN RALPH FO\VLER \ Vr. 
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CHul\,INEY s \\rHITE Dt:DLE)C. E GLISH LLIAl\1  . 
V\
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1922 
ARD  .. 
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H1c Ks H. f\LLEN T. GRAHA!vl HAl\IILTON El\1IL KLATT • 
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T :. 
EvERETT R. SEALE DENNIS R. SLATER JACK ,,.... TARRA 
XON GREEN  . 
PAUL B. NEW1'1AN LESHER \V. l\lcGREGOR D 
R EESE CLE\' ELAND GEORGE KEAN CARL vVELLER C 1FFORD 1· EA K E1"'" GEORGE H . \\7ILLARD TARLTON STAFFORD 
jACK C. , ... OV\'ELLAl\IS .~
"DAN T. \\7HITE B R Y A N C. :\Ic 
\\7I LLIA!\1 \ V HITE 
1924 
GEORGE C. CRAWFORD B usTER vVEATH ERFORD STEGER ALEXANDRIA 
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+• 1904 
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a Iota Cl1aptcr Established .\ pril FRATRES IN URBE 
.] B..\ NoRE\VS 0RVILLE C oRvVIN ] . \V. ).lAX\\' ELL 
P. ]. "\ NTHON1' D. B. GRAC'"\ H. \\1• ~OLEN 
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FRATRE IN FACULTATE 

DR. IJ. T. PARLIN 
FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE 
1921 

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PER
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Eo'' ARD R uGELE

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• 
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a11d t 11c d e b a t i g s o c iet i e s t 11 ri ,. e d . 1"'11e I"c~is l a t u r c 11a i1 e d t l e a d ' cn t 
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a 11d P o r t ia s ~~~ ~.'"<;

C\\ L"ra of ci,·ilizatio11 and offered to 1·csit;n i11 01\{i,·e all tl c spcakers 
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dcr to · . 
of a~ .r e  . 
c Legis1at t  .{ 
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ember 15. 1"'11cre ''t:rt: fort)·-cight cntrie-o,\.:
cld on  . 
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First dt:hate tr 
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op in Texas 5  . 
opcn sl  .. 
e n10,·eme11t for a  . 
at tl .
tl  ,. 
for debate '' as: ·· 1~ e, OL\ cbjl'Ct 


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the st Dra'' ing for sides '' as l e\J a d tl c debatcrs adjou1·11ed 
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lic opi11io11." port of pub .. 
ct'CL'i\ 
outs. Fi' c-r spcecl ,,·ere n ade b r tl1e· . 
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for h  .... 
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final prelinbjcct, . 
c st  .. 
c sar  . 
si11g tl .
1ber 7, 1  . 
at datc. 011 Dccc1  . 
s debaters 011 tl .
ariot' ,r  . 
'}Or1 Januar ·· .
siderabl  .. 
tcstants ,,·as nar1·0,,·ed do,,·r1 co  .. 
ber of co .
n .
t.
cld, and thc 1  . 
Crc l\\ c . 
a11d tl  ,. 
e t,,·el,-e best dcbaters ,,·ere cl1osen for the tean  . 
clJ and tl  . 
als '' ere l  . 
dcbate fir, . 
.!19 d .. 
a  .. 
oodic Gilbert of i\usti~\\lcssrs.  . 
· . 
c $250.00 prize offered b  . 
ared tl  . 
bcst four debaters sl c \\i11ners '''ere: Robert I. Ficld, San .\ntonio, $100; .Tt1Jso11 .
TlQuaicl.E.].·e tati,.

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Reprcscr 
l~

rancis, .\ t1stin, $75; ] ack 

iarsl  . 
,lock. · . 
I31a 

nc 

R . IIo\\·cll, 

Corsicana, $15. 

c.
1"l 

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11 Cofer, Robert  . 
lock, jol  . 
at date '''ere: ] ack Bla .
tl  .. 
e team o  . 
sclected for tl .
n1er .· .
I~a rl Racc ,.
Icrr·e n ~C.....icGechee, I . 
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F rancis, \\·. R. Ho,,·c 11, I; r a  .. 
dso.
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,ield.
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d .Judso  .. 
lock a  . ·
BlaTack...·Cit)"ork\Xe,,- .. 
ering i  . 
ust gatl . .
at  .. 
e:i1921, beforc, ...
larch  . 
On 
sc,·eral  . 
at tl .
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RESOL\ E e question: ~ 1  . 
of tl·e ati,.
.\ffirn e . 
pheld tl  . 
"rancis11
ot.
sl 

•st  . 
1 u n1 b i a b i t t h e d t  . 
a r t o t h a t of K.a n s a s . " Ci}  . 
n s s i n  . 
d u s t i·i a l r e l a t i  . 
a co u r t of i  . 
e s t a bl i s l 
upheld the·ittedl).
adn·e) . 
e Texans ''erc a,,·arded a tl1ree to nothing decisio11, and tl  . 
and tl ·ailed ,,·itl1 great acclain1  . 
c heroes '''ere .
1,l question.e 
l ,,·l1en thc:returned  . 
eakest side of tl·,, 
ainder of the term  . 
later and '' ere a'' arded thc ke,·s to the cit\·. Dcbates for the renda,-sa fe,,· 

,,·a. Tl e san e subjcct ,,·i\l be used. D cbaters 

 . . . 
ere scheduled ,,·ith Colorado, Tula11c and Oklahon 
lock and Francis ,,·erc cl to debate Colorado in tl eir tcrritor)r, and Race r and ~lc ­
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ose .  . ·
Bla ere ,,·hen the Coloradoans arri\red. Bla loc k a nd .
Geel
 . · . 
ee defcnded the Lone Star excutcheon l 
.etteville, J\ rkansas, for a tilt there  ". 
and \vill go to Faa,.
on  . 
Francis also ,,·ill debate Oklal 

Texas has been undefeated for tl e last t\\'O ears and the begin11ing of the third. Up to date
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g to press the CAc us ,,·as i n formed that T exas debaters ha,.e recei\·ed the decision of 
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of goi -ould be gi,·en to the untiring zeal of :\Ir. Charles D. Tom  . 
luch credit sl  . 
.6 out of 29 judges  . 

kies, coacl of the tea ms . 
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RAMPANT ORATORY 

Dan) Boo e of(R.T.ear. . ·
orators into the field this·.
an . 
drc,,·e lurc of fat prizes .
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n -an extem  . 
ita Falls offered t\\"O $50 prizes, one for the best man, and one for thc best \\"On .
icl'\\ r 15, 1921, representatives being entered  . 
i11aries ,,·cre held on F ebruar  . 
poraneous speaker. Prelin e n ter t he .
t  . ·
each socie t  .. 
osen f ro  . 
al l li terar}· societies. F rom tl1is n u m ber, three ,,·ere c l  . 
fron 

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states

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emi-finals of Februar)· 19 . Six men and six oung ,,·on sur,,i,·cd this trial. On 

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sing tl e assigned subject ''1\mericanization," Earl l\I. l{ace)· of San J\ ntonio ,,·as av;arded 

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t .the men's contcst and Birdie Grant of Dallas '''On out in the '''o men's contest  . 
tirst place ir Geo1·gialiss  . 
,man Class .
I•"'resl e . 
In the E. P. \'"ilmot contest for the best speakers in tl 
Dancie of Bro,,·ns,·ille ,,·on first place and '' as a arded $25. Blake J ohnson of \\"aco achie,·ed 

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first 11onors f or n en a nd recei,·ed $ 2 5. 
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Prelin1inaries started on lajor Ira E,On :\Iarch 7, 192 r. pre­
Prize.a11s· . 
5 for tl1e  . 
larcl~ ,,·eresccond preliminaries25,  . 
Debate.ntersociet)·ere held for the l\\ 
aries :\Iarcl held ..
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c E,·an prize. On .\ pril 5 final selection ,,·as made for tl e E,·ans prize and the tate 
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6 sa,,-preliminaries in tl e Intersociet)'" Debate. _of  .. 
selected. "\ pril  . 
rical Tean 

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10 to the Societ)· Team ''inning tl  . ·
ade on ~Ia  . 
e II..\. \\.roe cup ,,·as n 

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a"\\  ;..$ 
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15 in the tate lnterco]]egiate co  . ·
at Ba)·lor ~la .·
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ill rcpresent tl·,,  ... 
at tea .
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DEBATERS 



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tea111 t o debat c Ct 
:\e,,· 1-ork. tean Tulan1:
to debate  . 
to debate Tulane On the  . 
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Botl 1dc 1.· Boulder. 
Record of Intercollegiate Debates 
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T exas

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~ TU DEKTS of the University, or more partict1larl1r of the School of La\\7 ha,,e al\\ra)"S taken a keen interest in tl1e workings of the legis ­~~..t.~·· lati,-e departn1ent of the state government. But it is only in recent ,-ears that it has become the custom for students to be members of the 
aking bodies. The number of student members steadily increased during # .
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the past }'"ears until at present five undergraduates hold seats in the lower house. 

Lieut. Byrne V. Baucam of l\tlilford, Ellis county, a first-year law student \vas elected to the legisla ture, but resigned from office and withdrew f rom the University to enter the air service before having been sworn in. A. S. ] ohnso11 of \\"axahachie V\"as elected to ta ke his place. 


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to formulate, dir·ect and effectt ate such educational, bene\·olent and charitable undertaki11gs 
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t.cas t11e se,·era1 cottisl1 Rite Bodies situated in thc tate of Texas forming and contributin 
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To establish, support and n1aintain student dormitorie1)( Texas; the ain1 and purpose of this corporation i1 
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in tl1e Cir ·aila\oung ,,·omen of the State of Texas, ,,·}10 scek to  . ·
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being to pro,·ide for the education as a means of fitting the111sel,·es for tl1e·.
Lni,·ersite ad,·antages of a  . 
tl1en1sel,·es of tl -ni .; 
duties and obligations of good citize11ship, suitable li,·ing quarters \vhile attending the ..
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tl1t:  gc  11.:1·a l po,,·ers of . is .tl  co .· poration  and  not  inconsistent  ,,·itl1  a11  ·. li111itati ons  .icl .'' l  .·a.n  
egall) . .l  e  in1posed upo11  tl1c  .t  .c ..se of such incor  ·  

be11c,·ole11tJ, ndertakings of ar1 cducationa . 
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The Evolution of The Cactus 

HE DE\.ELOP~IE1 T of the CACTUS from the little leather-backed 
olume I tl1e ·earbook has .
\pan1phlet of I 
94-on 1that appeared 1·egularl)" since that date into the complex annual that today repre­sents the l T ni,re1·si t)· of Texas is interesting from many angles. The 
at pron1pted the academic and law classes of '94 to issue this first volume  . 
ideals tl 

ha,,e guided the succeeding twenty-seven editors in their attempts to portra)r 

ear although the methods .'
)of thethe mo1·e in1portant events used·.
truthfull 
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1u m e s t h a t h a v e n  . 
e b e e 11 '·a s t 1,· diffe r ent. Fe\v a re t h e v '"b ,. e a c h h a v

ne,,-and original ideas, all v1orking toward that same end, and fevver are those 
tl1at have not in some manner been improvements over their predecessors. 
lt might not be an iss t quote from the foreword of the 1894 CACTUS: ''The 

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labor that has bee11 expended, the anxious care of these, the pioneer editors, are now forgotten, a11d we bid our CACTUS Godspeed, hoping that to those she meets she ma;" bring some knowledge of our college 01·ganizations and some sa,~or of college cheer and college fun". 
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lume \\'as radically different in content from the present da ..
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six pictures are t"Onl)
C ...-\CTUS. two of which are of the senior classes, one page of fact1lty n1embers, a picture of the football team and one eacl1 of the State Capitol strikingl)" like it is depicted in modern books and ''The l ""11i,"of Texas," which consisted of the \Vest '''ing of the 
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give11 p1 I 5o un1e, \,-11i1e at 11 let ics are
i11 t 11e page '·o1 re1egated t o" . 
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voted to the facult)", less to organizations, ,,"}1ile atl 
prominence a custo111 vvhich 11as been followed ii1 all the succeeding issues. 
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The Year in Dramatics 
HE DRAI\IATIC season at Texas l1as bee11 dominated bv the 

~·~ J 
most active dramatic 01·ganization on the can1pus, The 
Curtain Club. Besides the programs offered b this societ)r

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,ear include a facult)-club farce -.
the dramatic performances of the 
'Little l\l in11ie, the Cigarette ~Iaker, in \vhich Pat Holmes returned 
to a native state of innoce11ce delightful to behold; a cou rageous, but 

-n compos i ''' . 
m i s gui d e d a t t e n1p t b y Ru s s e 11 ] . Bi r d 'vel1 t o s t a g e his 
tio n nd Don't Forget It,' a t the Ha11cock Opera House a per­formance remarkable among other thi11gs for its horticultural and 

ne has .
'"ents; and the Uni,"ersity'" n1ovie, as every  . 
agrarian accompanir 
called it, again featuring the i11imitable Pat Holn1es, and including in its cast Dolores Dore Bess Hi11es and others. 
The Curtain Club offered for the approv·al of the l:ni,"ersit)'" and Austin three one-act pla)'"S on the night of December 13, 1920 at the 
K. of C. Hall. All sorts of tech11ical difficu 1ties -vvere su rn1 t1nted bv 
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the club i11 the way of scenic arrangement a11d lighting, a11d the plays 
rere finall '"en on a stage rema kabl)'" beautiful in ,"ie\v of the handi­
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giv' . 
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caps met \vith. The perforn1ance ,,"as notable for the discover}'" in 
r c a p a b 1 f c a r r)"in g h e a '")" ro1es i n a n1a n n e r  . 
d g r as s of a n a c t  . 
Scott Sn . 
e 
quite beyond the ordinary capacity of college students; for tl1e presen­tation of the fir·st one-act pla)' \Vritten by a college student i n l\/Iilton' s Ling pla)'", 'The Course of True Love," and for the excellent acting of the utro production. 
' lrs. Dane's Defense' '''as the feature production of the }'ear. 
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MIJJ BEfJ B. HJNEJ -JECRETARYAN 
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MR. CHARLEJ R. CUJJCK 

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Mrs. Dane's Defense 
HE CRO\\T I TG e\·ent of the dran1atic season occurred on 
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iarch 19, the lT11iversit3r Curtain  . 
the nigl1t of 
\Vhen Club 
::::a. .... ~-staged ' l\1rs. Dane s Defe11se'' at tl1e Hancock Opera House . 
too many wor·ds of praise i11 congratulating the'" . 
I t is im possible to sa 
co11ceded one of the·.
gener-all Club upon having produced \vhat has been 
"}ateur performance e\'"er staged b}" a LTni\'"ersit  . 
best if 11ot the best an 

dramatic societ}·. Throughou t the pla)'" e\·er)· n1en1ber of the cast 
carried their role in a n1anner superior to a great number of profes­sionals \\rho have visited ustin dt ring the past fe,v seasons. Especially 

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Scott nodgrass, Sir" . 
ed b" . 
is the dramatic abilit}-displa 
as Daniel 
-iarguerite Kerr, as tl1e erran t l\Irs. Dane, de  . 
and l\IissCarteret, 
rk of the members .
\Vof mention. Aside f ron1 the individualserv·i11g 

of the cast, the directing of the play by Howard l\Iumford ]ones also 
falls into the personal mention group. Througl1out the play the out­
v\"itl1ere the ease and grace .
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standing features '''hicl1 the characters 
conducted themsel\"eS. Another outstandi11g factor in the success 

anner in ,,,hich each of the men1bers of the cast  . 
of the pla)" '''as the n 
adapted themsel,res to their respective roles. 
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JOE L. A RCHER 

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Thanksgiving German 
-larked bv forn1alit"\· and elabor·ate dec  . 
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orati\re schemes, the Thanksgi,Ting German ·,,as one of tl1e most unique social affairs of the ,"ear. It was held at K. C. Hall, Nov. 26, • I 920. The motif vvas harvest sce11er1" 
.ith fields of corn grains and pun1pkins .\
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pon the stage \\'ere v·arious products of the .
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farn1, i11dicati,"e of tl1e Tl1ankst;i,·i11g Season. 
About tl1e ligl1ts on the side of the V\"alls 

1t of past e . . 
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board. Cedar made the n1ural decorations v·er," effecti\'"e. 
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The grand march \:·as led b tl1e P1~esi­
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ring l\ Iiss K at 11ei·i1 
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dent .../.\.11 an Sa11f 
-·esi-PrSeale, tl1e \.iceohn]aco..
\\Risher of 

were p1aced 1arge tu1·ke )"s n 

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red l\I1ss Fra11ces S1eeper .
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in leadi11g the cotillio1 
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\for the girls '''ere cle,·er glo·orsFa\
bracelets, and for the n1e11 ,,·e1·e leather card 
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Easter German 
Carr)ring out the idea of springtin1e cheer­fu1ness, tl1e E ast er German had f r it s genera1 

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n1otif a butterfl)· dance, gi\'"en at K. C. Hall 
tl1e night of Apr·jl 15th. The stage '"ras 
decorated with green cedar resembling trees 

ich .
\Vle middle of  . 
in rear of an iron fence i11 tl 
• v as a }1uge garden. Butterflies vv·ere ho,·ering 
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about the roses, daisies and other flo,,·ers. The \valls \\'ere decorated ,,.ith crepe paper of pastel shades and designs of butterflies CO"\­ered them. Over the side lights were placed nets. The five main overhead lights ,,·e1·e • 
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ered \Vith large bo,,·ls, ,,·hich c:\.
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.t he indirect s)·stem  . 
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e President, Hill Cocke, led tl1e gra11d .
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march, favoring ::\Iiss Eleanor Covert of 
Austin. ]oe Foster favored l\iiss Dolores 
Dore of Houston i11 the cotillion. 

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Fav·ors consisted of large butterfl 
der rags for the ,,·omen, ar1d of small sil,:er 
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.pencils for the men 

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The Rattler Dance 
11g in seaso11 tl1e for111ale1·i .
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tl1e for Rib bon Club Dances, tl1e Rattler Club en­
ed 011 the eve11i11g of February 21 with .
te1·tai1 
11e of t h e m os t e 1ab 1·at e a11d ski ltf u 11 y 
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-Knights of Co ear. . ·
pla1111ed da11ces of tl1e 
1u 111b u s Ha11 \ \' a s t r a n s f ed i11t a p a 11is11 
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f t 11 e h a 11 a p e 1-g  . 
I11 t h e c e n t e r . . 
p a t i .1ed orchestra  .. 
enclosed tl1e Spanish costu 
v\,11i11gs i I1 tl1e Spanish colors, pi11 k, y"e 1lovv and gree11, shaded tl1e "'ri11dows and b1-oke 
f t h e c 1 a d vva11s, a n d  . 
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t h e '"i'·)" a picket fe11ce e11closed tl1e enti re hall. The grand n1arch \vas led b Louis Scott,
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Preside11t of the Club, ho11oring l\Iiss Geor·gia 
Col,"in. Herbert Bea\·e1 s, favoring :\Iiss l\Iar­garetta G1-ahan1, lead tl1e cotillion. Favors for 

11ss CoLv  . 

the n1en '''ere sombreros; for the ladies, black

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lace n1ar1tillas. A deli ghtful four-course luncheon ~ras ser ved between da11ces. 

The Arrowhead Dance 
The ] apanese motif was carried out in the ar1nual dance given by the Arrowhead Club on l\Ia1-ch 1. K.. C. Ha11 was decorated to represent a ]apanese garde11. ]apanese masks and large ] apanese lanterns adorned the \valls, \vhile smaller lanterns \vere sus ­pended from the ceiling. The stage typified a ] apanese shrine, "'rith the image of Buddha in the center, before which kneeled two 
rshippers. Punch was served from a .
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summer house in the center of the hall . 
fa\"OringClub,President of theHart, ".
l\Iaxe 
?\ Iiss Frances Le,vis, led the grand march. 
The cotillion, vvhich for111ed the shape of an 

,Cart\vrightwas led by T. ] oinervhead,\.
Arr Favorsr..
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Eugenia Ta::\Iiss 
favoring for 
the ladies ,,·ere ] apanese hand-painted fans. 


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ss LE\\'IS Cans of preser\·ed gi nger v\·ere presented to the gentlemen. 
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The Rabbit Foot Dance 

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The Rabbit Foot Club held its a11nuaI 
c e o11 the eve11 ing o f ~I a r c h 4 at t11e .
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C. In Ha keepi ng \\·i th the ~easo11 
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decoratio11s ,,·ere of a patriotic natu1·e. On 
the stage at tl1e e11d of the hall '''as a 11lOLiel 

~n o, s u r n1o u 11 t e <.i b )' a fl ag. T 11  . 
o f t11e 1a 
,,·alls ''rere co,·ered ,,·ith boughs of ceda r, i·eL-l hite a11d blue l ses a11d flags. The ceili11g­
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light s w e r e i11 t 11e forn1 of T e x a s St ars. T h e 
­·:\Ia1r :\Iiss  . 
double gra11d n1arcl1 '''as led b 
guerit e I~e 1· 1 , Pr e s ide11 t of t 11e C1u b. f a '· o ri11 g 
To h 11 Co i t, a n d :\ I i s s I..1o u i s e D a 11ie1s f a ' ~ o 1 i11.g 

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Ralph \\"ood. The cotillio11 '''as led b~· ~Iiss 

eorgia Col,·i11 f a\·ori11R Louis Paine. I~a,·01 s 
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the ladies ,,·ere lexican p rderpuffs;
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for 
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I exi c a 11 cigare t t e  . 
,h e 111e11  . 
fo r K~RR.;;c;::\Ir
The Angler Dance 
0 n t l e night of p ri1 1 K. C. Ha11 '''a s 
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o u s e f o r t h e J\ 11g1 e r  . 
t r a 11s f o r m e d i n t o a D ut c h l 
dance. \\"hite bean1s across the ceiling and 
huge Dutch plates suspe11ded bet,,·een the 

.S carried out the motif'.\\
,,·i11dcolored Dutch 
The stage depicted a11 outdoor scene, \v·itl1 a 

po11d a11d a bridge in the foregrou nd, a11d a 

Dutch ,,·i11dmill in tl1e background. A bal­corner of tl e hal l held the or ­
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co11 y i n one pla1t1ghou t the din11er  . 
c h estra, ,,,hicl
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starting f r01 

of a \\·indn1ill house on the stage ,,·as led b )" 
,liss :\Iartha LaPrelle President of the Club  . 

Porter. Iiss Elizabeth Ecl-( 
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ford, favoring H. :\I. Russell, led the cotil­
ss I... APRELLE  . 
1tch caps ; ~I  . 
rs for tl1e ladies '''ere D·oFa\.lio11. 

for the men, cob pipes. 
Tl1e grand mar·ch, 

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Court of Plasters Dance 

e Cour·t Plaster·s latest thi11g .
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Cot11·t sl o,,·ed b,-tl1ei1· attire a11d actio11s tl1e 
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ju1·isJictio11 of fen1ale ov·er 111ale, \\1 hile tl tl1eir  . ·
itte(i tl1eir ser,"ilit)" b  . 
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,,"eaesse11tiall," •,,·as i11e dress. It .
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0111a 11 Dance, the idea bei11g carried "\\ 
·s a11d r e fr e s 11 n e11 t s a1ike. 
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ler· fa,"01·i11g· . 
li'S l\Iargaret :\Iar·sl1 of T ~  . 
lr. ~. Bernard Gussett of Corpus Christi  . 

carr i11g a '\ "otes ·
Fo1 · . 
leLl tl1e grand 111arch 
\\" sig11. :\liss ~Iarsl1 \\'as atti1·ed i11 a 
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d r e s s a s b e fi t t i n g 11e r s t a t i 11 of C h ie f ]u s t i c e 
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of tl1e ("ourt. Cle1~ k of the Cou rt, ~Iiss 
•ss ).lARSH  . 
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Bett\· ~Iatl1is of l1er·r11an, led the cotillio 
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Skull and Bones Dance 
1nual dance of the Skull ai1d Bo11es  . 
The a 
Club at the Countr)'" Club :\Ia 6 surpassed 
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all pre,"us efforts in presenting a 110-v·el 
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aff air. Carry"ing ou t the traditions of the 
Club, a costume part)" of extreme originalit )'" 
''ras given in v.vhich those attending \·ied \vith 

.a k e-u p i11 t h e c h a r a c t e r of the i r n1  . 
t h e  . 
n e a 11  . 

Coming after the formal dances of the )'ear, 
-con,·en"customar,ed ielief from the  . 
it offe 
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tions i11troducing one of tl1e most distinc­ti ,"el,• " i11d i ,"i d u al occasio11s of the seaso11 . At n1idr1igh t the tl1i rt)r-fi ,"e men1be1·s of the Club, ,,,ith their guests and ladies, as ­
n g t a b 1 e .
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se m b1 e d a t \\' h e r e a d e 1ig11t f u l 
f t h e  . 
s e  . 
a s i 11du1ge d in . At t h e cl .
'"s p r e a d 
dinner· a large Gander \\'as a\varded the girl 
.i11g the most clev·er costume  .( 
displa 
The grand march ,,·as led b Bob :\Iose­
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Presider1t of the Clt,·.
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The Year In Society 
E\VER and more elaborate dances n1arked the social ;rear of 
1920-21. The temporary ban placed on the German Club 


ninence . 
4n da11ces early in the \\rinter season placed more pro~-~ 
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n f r a t e r 11i t y a n d c1u b d a 11c e s, a 11d res u 1t e d in b e t t e r p 1a n n e d a 11d n 
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skillfullv• ~ executed ente1·tai11ments . 
Kappa Alpha Theta and Delta D elta Delta opened the seaso11 for forn1al dances earl)r in f\ovember -vvith tl1e only t\VO formal events ""·itl1 the exceptior1 of the Thanksgi-v"ing Gern1an, of the fall tern1. 
The Thanksgivjng Reception, held in the State Capitol the night 
ost successful in the .
s one of the 1\Vae,.
ganI. . 
after the Texas-. and 
,of the school. Under the careful su pervis)on of Louis Scottr}r  . 
hist 

President of the Reception, a substantial profit \Vas 1·eali.:ed for the fi rst time since the Receptions \\'ere started. 
The \vinter season for fraternit\r da nces -vvas ushered i11 b," Delta
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Tau Delta \Vith a formal din11er-dance at the Countr)r Club. Chi Phi 
was host a t a beautifully plan11ed dinner-dance, and Delta Chi enter­tained a t one of the most artistic dances of the '\'"ear. The founders' 

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day dance by Delta Kappa Epsilon, and ~Ir. Smith's da11ce honoring Zeta Tau Alpha pledges \Vere two of the most enj able dances of
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the season. 
The Ribbo11 Club dances were more carefully pla11ned than ever 
ere under the ban of the \\.
before. Coming a t a tin1e '"·hen the Germans .r created more tl1an usual interest  . 
Students Association, the 
The Thanksgiving Ger man, and the postponed Easter German were both up to the standards set by the German Club in former years, probabl the most popular of the more elaborate dances. 
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and vvere 
The Skull and Bones and the Court of Plasters dances coming at the end of the }'"ear, offered a relief from the more formal entertain­ments in the originalit}'" of tl1eir make-up. Several of the fraternity dances fol lowed this general style. • 
ACKNOWLEDGMENT 

liss Helene Bastian, l\liss ]osephine  . 
Tl1e 1921 CACTt:S is indebted to 
and Carl Nia er for furnisl1ing costun es and 
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l\lfartinL.Theis, }ohn ristian Studjo for \raluable  . 
pages, and to the Cl  .( 
aterial for the beaut .
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assistance in mounting tl1e pictures. 
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What Fools These Mortals Be! 

''Act The Eighth'' 


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see.e ca n,,
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$5.oo seat in a se1f-sat isfied f ashion, as 
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e best!'' \ '"ea, c'est \'rai -i11 the 
play yours has been an apparently praise­
rortl1)r role.'"  The  Editor .l  as  endeavored  to  make  each  character  appear·  i11  
the pi11k of  perfection.  (The  eniors  \\'rote  their  own  ''rrite-ups; )'OU  are  not  
half  o good as :·ou ha\'e been  portra}Ted in Act I\ ~  and the photographer prob - 

abl)r \Vasted an hour of l1is time maki11g )'OU r ph1"siognon1)' appear as handsome 

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as it does in Act \1 '"II.) These anti-climatic acts have 0111)' prepared the wa 
for an abru pt clin1ax. Lo, be not misled, 


the truth is )·et to come. The precedi11R act "\\ras the denouement a11d after it­
the deluge. eri1\·, '"eri1\· do ''·e sa u11to he ',.ho 
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possesseth not a bod1' capable of quick and 
accurate dodging: 'G1·abbeth thy chapeau 

lo,and beateth it, fore,.
femn

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eggs are 011 the ,·erge of bei11g flung." For now is to appear )'e Grind Ed, \vho, ;ell sup plied ''"above mentioned f ruit, \vill endeavor, b the use
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being ,~ ith the ps  . 
to point out each a11d every one of our Great ...ear-Great, He-\'an  ,. 
of then 
a11d Buzzards, ,,"hom he ma\· locate in the audience. lt \vill be his endea,·or 

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to remo,·e the ,"eil of glor in ,,·hich the ha,·e been clothed throughout the 

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preceding acts and reveal them in the 

light in \Vhich the)r truly are. If you do 

ch elated  . 

not get hit, don't be too mt over f act ~ it is onl because you are not
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the 
in1porta11t enough to rate the time which 

ou r unveiling. This  . ·
ould be required for·,, 

is a first-class comed,• · \Ve haven't time for s]ap-stick. 
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SO IIOIST THE .~SBESTOS Cl~RTAil\ Ar D \\1
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\\7ITH OlTR PERFORl\IAKCE STAND BACK HERE COl\IES TH:E: BARR~'\GE ! 
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Ed\\"i na Ha rris 
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What Fools These Mortals Be! 

Things That Make Us Laugh 

ed b:' Oof La Prelle i11 l er· endeavor to cop 
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The political ii1abilities displa 
the leadership of tl e Tattler dance. 

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inso11, on a a  .- 
Tl1e fact that Dr. v 

trip to K'\ -a,,rk coupla n1011ths ago, 11ad to dii1 ner at t he Ast · said su n1 pt u tI s f d t ally i11 g 
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Thet asT exas-ex .
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tvvent)'" golde11 discs, plus a lordly bribe to the ,,·aiter \Vhile fr·iend daughter 

.es dishes at their home  . 
Elizabeth wasl 
l\..nox Chandler. 
e th ught of F rankie s11e stI ch

t realizing ',·}1!" gets a dea1of  . 
Piper s n . .
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rushi11g from son1e of our en1ptier l eaded l1e-eds. 
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Douglas Legg s spouse. 
with  ,. 
n Bullington's sinking one of uncle's oil -vvells in a plati11um watcl .
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'"rhicl1 to make Christmas happier for Elizabeth Harris. Tl1en the little deah 

.re honor a11d obey· her childhood S\\·eetheartlo, . 
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turns around and pron 

The Theta dance favors. 
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,,·hetlie s to see"\\ . 
e competition bet\\"ee11 the K.appa Sigs and Fa .
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sch" . 
e E11is st a  . 
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n two weeks and the11fo1·" . 
who pa1·ked in front of t11e Librar
H ulon wrote 
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an editorial conden111ing what l 
The an)'"-thing-bu't smoothness of ~Iar in appl ing the break-a11d-make
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eory in order to fix things so the little br rr1 cracker girl could head 
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date tl 
the Rattler Cotillion. pair of house slippers ,,·hich Sta U n,,·ise blo.l som--out to all the
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dances t hat is a11 that she happe1 
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What Fools These Mortals Be! 

Midst the Sepulchres 

The next time those Van1ps in the upper story at Carn1an's \vant to pull a rouge ren1oving scene, "''e vvish they would pull down the shades. It's all right 

r Turtle-doving, but it s pretty rough rubbing it in on the spectatorsenjo; . 
t 

.o aren't getting by "''ith that kind of stuff .
l.
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ers.cnder 'vhat Pat Holmes is going to do \V'ith all tho3e assistant mana .
e \v .,.\\ 
he dropped plums to, 11ow that the council kicked him off the Athletic Board ? 

a job looking er exam questions. 
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them,e gi,".
Probabl 
icCracken e\'er got i11to that little  . 
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egg basketv ho,," P .
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and furthermore, hown 11 she ever got out. (See Satch Page.) 
Tl1e Grind Editor announces that all the cop3" for this sectio11 was prepa1·ed 

1 about )'Our troubles .
See the1 

ng a t i n1e a .
1  . 
r s  . 
T h a t b i r d t h a t in h a b i t e d t h e Li b r a f)' f 
c a u s e d d e c id e d 
then1-3e  . 
uld exp .
\vhatbOd)r t ' . 
drop in the scholastic average of the school. An  . 
bending over a book deser,"es Phi Beta Ka ppa" . 
to an O\'erhead attack bse},·es .w.
han1' 
" 
gotv"e . 
";Tear~ in fact, three. \\Tell, the  . 
The Kappas led se\1 eral dances this 
three good girls. 
e r ,, . 
r n ro 11s  . 
n c e i t 1 ef t i n h in1 a ft e r t h e Th  . 
n s t i 11 h a s a 1itt1 e c ''-'" . 
If B e n B r 
him, we refer him to the Grind Editor to find out \vhat Dore said about 11is re ­semblance to a "'·a ter-lil '")· 
lt seems to us that ]ud ]ames would ha,,e sense er1ough to la;" off Zeta freshmen by this time. Paige :\Ir. Brightwell. 
Be sure and read every line of that diary, and then u might understand 
.
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'")Herod fa,·ored bumping off all infants. One hundred per cent assininit·.
h",, 
allo,• "ed with brass. 
At last the dope is out on that lake part)'· 011, mommer! but lots of repu­
 ". 
red before the Cactus Scout scooped Fadeser\probabl)"" . 
tations got ,,·hat the . 1iess \.\

• 
The Zetas have been short of Negligee since Dad Burns and Crutcher gave 
consig11-'.
\Veekluld not think so to see the .
\Vtheir T-B part)'" last f all. One 

n1e11t of lingerie hung so darir1gl ir1 the back yard every ionday. 
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\\-re want to know \vhy Georgia led that dance vvith Louis. Probabl," to sho,," the ,,·orld that she ,,"asn't afraid of Gila monsters. " 
''::\ ecessi t)' is the n1other of i11,-ention,' sai d Leo, tl1a t n1en1orable d a )'" i11 the Pi Phi kitchen. • 
E,ren as Balaam let his ass speak for him, so shall ,,"e stand aside \vnile the Thorn torn ones set u p the big howl. 
s. ]effrie].and ?\Ir. ]ames ' . 
Dempse]acklr. . 
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What Fools These Mortals Be! 
Promised Pledged Was Wasn't Was Isn't! 


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-eretofore reputabl~ or~a11iza  . 
at lcd a l  . 
of all the t1·ot.1ble tle cat.1se  . 
t is tl .
er . 
c above docun .
Tl ing.
1·t.1slg . 
is arc noted for upl1oldi1  . 
The Pi Plpus. . 
e can  . 
ing stock of tl  . 
e lauel  . 
becon1e tl  . 
tion t 
rules. bu t i 11 t l is case t l ere seen s to ha,.e been a sl ig h t el asticit)· of conscience pcrtra ed. 1,his 
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·erk o\girl before she had l1ad time to lootr)·.
t.1  . 
nocent little c  .. 
an i  . 
promise ,,·as exacted fron 
the ,,·ea,·ers of tl e arro,,· that inl abit tl t.1c. \v7 hen the poor little frcsh­
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"\vee cellars of \\Thitis . . . 
e to college sl e \vas cocrced into joining the order tl ru tl is contract. n aJe dt.1ri g a .
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period of mid-sun1mer madness, and ,,·hen her e)·es ,,·ere finall)" ope11ed, tl e h t1se of Pi Phi. 
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at it '' as all about, ,,·ere steeped i  . 
the lack of a leader ,,·ho kne,,· '' l  . 
ho ,,·ere suffering fron ·\\ .f 1·idic u 1e  . 
pit c11 tc a note sa ing tl at she ,,·as off of tl d tl at the}r could n ' n . .
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pir star,·ing s as far as she ,,·as conc1..:rned. l e "'·as. of course, discou1·agcd 
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for tl  . 
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at of one friend ,,.itl .
tl  . ·
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cr relations \verc n .
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\vhonvard \. 
e Kappas, t .
tl  . ·
in this act b d1·after lette1· and .
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t.d l\.appas are. 1\lbeit, she V\'as pcrsuaded to tear  .. 
is a  . 
as all the Pi Pl 
as king the sisters t release her fron her pledgc. 
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a 11othcr ding.
hea1·t-1·c1'as\\side jilted ones .
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tl  . 
ing of teeth that ,,·ent up fron  . 
ing and gnasle ,,·ail.
Tl 
the fold  . 
e '''as finall)· led back int  . 
ere the tears shed on the rasl1 girl. Sl·,,  . ·
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the ear, and n 

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ad executed during tl  . 
e help of se\·eral barrels of salt tears and the contract she l .
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bloon ed all around for a\,·hile . 
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The Pi Phis smiled ,,·hen asked about the matter and roses  ,.. 
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ted fresl  . 
eir humblin~ b)· a benigl  . 
ool looked on tl  . 
seen }10,,· the scla,"ing.
s, l e sister .[ 
T sed  . 
upon the carpet, acct  . 
e poor ,-ictin  . 
eir lost prestige, and dragged tl  . 
recoup tl  . 
ed t  .. 
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deter er of rushing Elise Sanders Kappa, \vhich is tl1e best deed she e,·er could ha,·e done for the .
l and 11ote1··\ .
tired of being cried·.
el  . 
at she ,,·as outside. Being extren  . 
is, and told her tl .
Pi Pl 
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ded to keep l  .. 
e inte  . 
that sl  . 
told then  . 
undergo the ordeal again, the Frosl  . 
ishi11g t'' 

and ,,·as their agreement as the had held her t hers. The sisters the11 

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oing to hold tl1en1 t .

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,ool  . 
e said scl  . 
er co11queror, but tl  . 
had kicked out their forn  . ·
at the  . 
t it out o\·er school tl .
pt. 

'''ise during the ages, accepted their st r)r, ate four pounds of salt and ,,·aited. 
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gro,,·na,·ing.
l 
.L\ s n sta11d, the freshman l as l er pin, the s of the school, and tl c Pi 
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.is have a blotted escutcheon, a ,,·ounded spirit and an eternal grouch  . 
the Pi Pl\vhile at;.
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YOU'D BE SUPRISED IF YOU KNEW Leo Tie a n a11d the Pi Phi kitchen si11 k. 
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l1at co11nection there is bet\\'"een'"\\ 

.l-\\  at  a .l  .ellu,.ah tin  e .tl  e  ne\\'" crop of  K.a p pa  s,,"igs  are  ha,-ing tr:·i11g  to  
n1ai11tain  the  reputation of  a  real frater11it  .  .· 
_  .11 tl  e  man .· reaso1
s  ''Thich  ha\'"e  caused .tl  e  .little Bt  tle1· girl  t o  become  

a r u1 as a d ir t}· fi ngernai1 i 11 t he t}1 ird grad e.
ar  . 
u t ~ p o,·ed . 
egla~sec; for ,,·eak e:·es si11ce the:· n· . 
ad to do11 e  . 
Delts ha,·e lan:· ... 
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,--clad castillio 11ext door to I (_ Colorado. 
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ha,-e at tai11 ed st  .. 
The ituation ,,·hich cat1sed someo11e to think the\· sa\v a t\\-o-l1eaded ,,·0111a 
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sitting i11 tl e porch S\\·i11g at 300 \\"est 19th street one night. 
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it is t 11at t he P hi P 

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tl1e magnitude of the negati,·e quantit:· of ''"ater ,,·hicl l 

d1a ''·.., i11 t he sea f l ... 11i' ·ersi t}· p 1it ics. 
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Pa t .rzbach-u\\il:·.
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carborough's t  . 
t tl1e pacl(age fron  .. 
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Bill \~-illian·.
h-\\ e ChiO  . 
their dates park their· cars in fro11t of tla,·e . 
That all the Thetas l the 11eighbors the  . 
orne thereb:· transferri11g t  . 
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lodgi11g ,,·}1en the}· con 
bad ir ade b:· t\\·o a. m . departures. 
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Fijis Pull a Fast One 



HIS is our idea of about the prin1est of prirne display"s of HA-ness. 
\\'"e can imagine this notorious so-called fraternit}" pulling most aI1)'"­
thing, but \\'e at least thought that the}'" kne\v ''rhere to dra\\' the line. 

ust one more of the usual tl ings \vhich come into the category of what has no ''' 
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)"Ou rself po11der for fevv are sure that u \vill join us in another good laugh 011 
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the old b 
tin1e). I f }·ou ca n conceive of a fra ter11i t}' being so foolish as to tr)' to bait a 
frosh-to-be b}" gi,-i11g hin1 a \Vatch chain upon his graduation f1-om High School, 

u ',,e got one on us. \\T ha,"e de,reloped our sense of realization to a fair
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degree, but this one is al111ost too fast to be conceived of as really hav"ing l1ap­pened. H o\\'e\"er in considering the source, the n atter becornes a great deal 

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n1ore feasible to realize. But '''hen \\'e think of how these t\VO lads tur11ed 
,s tl1e ha ha during rush \\'eek \vell, vvoids fail us " . 
arou11d a11d gave the old bo 
Chollie, sa it )'Ourself! 
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Fraternology 
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lta Tlzcta. Once tl1e Betelget1sc of tl1e Grecian sk but nO\\'
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Plzi Dt Iastin launched tl1e  .. 
.e Pi Phi telescope  . 
almost in\risiblc e\·en \\·ith tl crs . 
sta)·ing out. Duc to this unfortunate incident, the brotl  ~. 
mp b .
slt 
affiliated 011e Red r-\dan1s, son1etin1e athlete fron1 Hunts,·ille. Tl1is bo,· 
is quite a boxer and has ,,·on 11umerous dccisions over Co-eds in the 11 8·­

,·e1· . 
ler is tl1eir one 11ope and pra  . ·
pound class. Tl1e Grand Old ~lan fron1 T is  . 
a1d pass up l  . 
earsis )r . 
an of l  . 
e vene1-atio11 due a n  . 
but ,,,c \\·ill observe tl e 11as q11itc a burden 011  . 
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Suffice it is to sature. .. 
ad\·etoddli11e 
that l l1is 
·edr\at ]esse \\.alkcr· dese . 
c school belie,re tl  . 
ring to n1akc tl)· . 
sl1ouldcrs t lled quitc  . 
nc is Ribbon Club n1aterial. Pt· . 
d that Bob Pa  .. 
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Friars a 
.still l1a,·e Potts·.
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but tll,  .) 
t Oof \\rells out of scho  .. 
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letc-Br~:ant. 1"1  . 
f ~lr. Tex-...\11 .[\ro und ;\ tl  . 
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be t he ocia1 Lio11 a nd t he onsla Ll gl  . 
bined effor ts o f P ascal t .
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n to a son .\\'
as narro,,·cd d  . 
this chapter lgradi11g,es' . 
f Pat Holn  . 

n eagre and n otle\" cro,,l,"nless frat rules are abolisl ed ,,.e 
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at I. ~I. lt Bro\\·n. tl  . 
but the fact tlead,.
al\\Catherstorn1\·l\· . . 
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-at bright otit  .{ 
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ill soon bc lea\ in~ gi\·es a son,,, .· .
llege. prett)· bo .
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Bt'ta 

,,·ortl1ier clan into the l\l irc. Tl1e ha\'C tl ree initiates 
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uch . 
pull a n ,at should ha,·e knov:n bettcr  . 
1ring the \Var, a fe\v pledges tl  . 
at camc in d .
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one g od n an ,,·}10 111 tl e\· '' ill lose tl1i~ ,·ear. 

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pledging of Beretta a  . 
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g a little furtl er tov.·ard tl at of Archibald Helland. 
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eir social standi 
c of Bob· . 
crc once noted for their in1bibing po,,·ers but since tl1e departu .
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l a\·e 1ost e\·en t 1 
a t neg1igib1e a tt rib tI te. H a'·e a t last succeeded 
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ison in Ribbon Club thru the .
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'' ill\\·eities.. . 
ough ,,.c are co11sideri11g frater  . 
1a D,·/ta. "\ltl  .. 
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gi,·e this gang of Outsiders a cl1ance t speak. T his lodgc, consisting 

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posed of  . 
about half of tl1e a\'ailable student bod)·, is con
of se,·eral a tl lctic n four-sco1·e tities a 1Pat Holmes.
1d .
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s,a nager. . 
assistant 

e others i11 scl ool by ccrta~ n intricatc n ethods that 

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keeps tl .
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1nderstand. Despite the low quality of tl  . 
t would  . 
only a law studer 
1e student bod,·, as ~'as ­
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n1en1bers this club has a 1ost of friends in tl 

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denced  at  t he  D elta  T au-Fiji  basketball  game.  Their  .sl  inin g  ligh ts  
a re  Lee  Lock\\'Ood , } ack  \ "ile  and  l\Iiles  ~ l utt  H a nle  r. ·  The  number  

er mental  . 
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ese disappointed d,,·ellers once 	 . 
Chi Pl Tl 
cliff ,,·ere drageedi.  . 
pagne . 
who threw a chan .
'''one Dam Lo· . 
into the arena of notoriety· b s That \Vere. \Vith the passage of this bespectacled  . ·
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in tl .
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mourn  . 
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social parasite tl 
,ers no longer meet at thei1· la ndin g  . 
over the fact that the Deutscl 
·rer having no otl1e1\ . 
v\ . 
rs in sorr  . 
g da  .. 
fe\v i·emai niand to spend their 

brotl1ers t announce as being outside, and thus bri ng the m"el,·es 
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into the flickering light of Publicity. \'oted '"'ith f\ustin to keep the " 
-n one floor of their erstC>\V'e\ . 
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the old Fort\' because tl	Uni,·ersit1r
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,,.}1ile gan1bling emporium. 
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D ropped t he poi r1 t of bcing with	1ega. .. 
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lplia T au f rorn 	cursed 

.the adv"ent of Lt1d Sku11 Lincoln  . 
and ,,.jtl  . ·
the departure of Pike Bradle 
is pron inent chiefl because rthur Collins broke  . ·
This bene,·olent societ

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•	ue product of Texas politics. " 1though the· . 
Dtlta Tou Dt'lta. -t in their ,,·alls failed in his O\\'n political schemes, he n1anaged .
"''itlJegislator  . 
e pie -vvago11. lt's an eaS)'" matter t  . 
into tl  . 
gra\.)'' a feV\· of clansn1e1 .
t em . 
vhen the'
slip thc pledge butto 	the ne\\'comers the 

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e Curtain Club castoffs across tl 	 .
to "'·atching tl1e performances of tl 

of it all is }10\V the \\'ire pullersrster)r  . 
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t tl  . 
vVere al\Va)7S politicians bt .r)r  . 
ot Sin1 into tl1e Senior . caden1ic lodge of past gl~ 

f darkness t hru t 1 
e Ri bbon  . 
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m t he rea1n  . 
rose f r\"
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Plz i Kappa P.r i. 

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'\Club fight an1ong the real fraternities, but took a decided step dov 
al]o,ved \\/Te1n Bulling to ru11 at large. Hulon  . ·
vhen thev.

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]ol	1dell Cox and 
Black gra,·ied into the leadership of the first college daily more from an 
the Brigands of Brackenridge tl1a11 thru the good feeling 	 . 
alignment ,,·itl 
due the lodge from the exploits of ]oe ?\loss. The said Black "'·ill go 
ith judas and Dclilah as a result of his double	'"'·r) . 

do\vn in l-Iist crossing 
t l1e Buzzards ,,,ith his editorial on ''Knees." This organization vvil1 prospe r 

·K q  . 

as 1ong as t he Big B ·s figl t, but w hen t he)'" "''ake Psst ! T hat's a11 ! 
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v tl e ingratitude	\ . 
rlers built! To sh  . 
The }1ouse that EClzi.Dt·lta
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this aggregation threV\1 its  . 
of the human species 
Eylers from 	midst for 
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purel)r auriferous reasons, and tried t sue a poor laundryn1an to recour 
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· allo,,· Ne ell \Vaters t ru11 unmuzzled tl1ere is 
 . .
\\the\	their losses. Since 
• little danger of their rising fron their present statL1s, altho the passing • 
 . 

of the hatless Bonnet \Vas a long step i11 the right direction. lt is a legal 
fraternity supposedl and that accounts for its c ntinued existence, since 

	 .,· .

e u 11ecessar)'" as \vell as t he superfluous are nourisl ed by the all suffi­
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cient Law. 
said that .
h'\..
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tl  . 
agree ,,·itl 	 . ·
eartil  . 
1 e l\\

all unnecessar 	cts ought t be chloroforn ed. Nev·er, ·ithin tl1e

,,	. .  .. 
adju  ". 

memory of man, has this collection sho,vn itself t be useful or ornan1ental. 

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lt is the first in the e\:rolution of the barb into a frat n an. There is only 

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one n1an i n the lot ,,·}10 is thought about enough to be cussed, and tl at is 
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1\.rthur Deen, \vl1om e\··ery Geology Student hates 'vith the fe1·vor that the 

e Lieut. vVith the passage of tl1is man 	 . 

Buck besto'"·ed upon tl ,,.e expect 
tl1is group t as the Arabs, and slip gloomil into the night, un­
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a\Va)r from  them  at the  .san  e  time  .he broke Smith Sin  ms'  nose.  e)r.Tl  
rere'"  once  .sumn  oned  befo1·e  the  H umane  '.Societ  for  allo,ving  f\ llan  
~  .Iontgon  er:·  at  1arge  and for .n  aki ng  Bob  ~ Iose1e  -,~  the  perfect  ,}o,·er  

eir one  . 
nce.	his other,,·ise '"·ell l1idden countena

shave 	Tl redee111ing 

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put v\7eems Craig i n a R ibb 	 . 
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1921•6 . 

sr Marcla  . 
THE SJlTURD.RY EVENINC P 

. E  DARK  NIGHT  the  neighbors  \Vere  disturbed  b  ". the .l  ilarious  
cries  of  a  Bacchanali an  Barrage and  an  a ttck of rough  toast s  issuing  
forth f1-on1  the  rooms  of  a  certain  ,,·ell-kno,\·n football  '  dark horse  . '  

were further disturbed several hour later b r three reeling figures, 
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who seemed to be carrying quite a load, tumbling out of the f ro11t door and tearing 
dizzil)r off in an automobile accompanied b)r 'A Hot Time in the Old Tovvn 
Tonight. And horrors upon horrors one of tl1e inebriates \V re a skirt, and 

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anS\\rered t the description of an '"hile co-re"" pondent i11 a Blunderbustle
t\'1ers . 

ar1d ,vl10 \vas kn n t have carte b!a Jz e to the Zoo alcohol suppl)r· 
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mix-up r stopped  . 
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re u p to the northern end of tl1e campu  . 
The auton1obile t ragers  . 
a t vicinit)'". Here the vo  . 
vn so1-orit)r house i n tl \.
ell-knin f ron t of a 'Ar
tumbled out and zig-zagged to the front door of the clan and finall)r busted in 
tl1eir car and raced  . 
the door. The male element then bo,,·ed and reeled back t 
a\va,• ". The red sisters descended upon the tottering 011e and n1a11a,to 
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,,·hirling co11\'"ersation that 'lt ,,·as Son e Part)'"·' Tl e lad)r 
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gather from 11er .·go to bed a11d rerorted a ,,.i ld n igh t for the poor sa ilor  . 
finall}' consented t 
vVhen tl e bed quit reeling and the ''ralls quit tur11ing, the ice water brigade 
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started t rk and restored her sobriet\r. If the san1e could b·e done ,,,i tl1 the 
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missi ng Hooch hasn 't sh ed u p a11d the cop 011 the \\7hi tis venue beat l1as
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suffer  . 
been hushed, so the bo11es of the ancient man1n1als are liable t 
decornposi tio11 f or \\'a 11t of a preser,·er. 
-ey \Vere f ar su perior to the Pi Pl1is in thei r u r1der  . 
1 ed that tl .\\
The Cl1ios sh rth freshman .
'\\hand political deals ,,·hen the)'" gra,,ied that u11derslung :\Ioles '")embers of the club, still ha,·ing a little sl1ame altho the  . 
into .r\ngler. The n 
iartha LaPrelle president, refused to 1 isten to pleas  . 
did elect 
tl1e Chios that Frances vvas their only eligible and they had been good little gir·ls and deserved some representation, and used the Forbiddi11g Sphere on 11er u11til most of the 
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.paint '''as k11ocked off fro111 its being dropped in the box 
poleon \\·ithin the \\'"l1itis ,·enue Lov·e ~est concei,"ed the idea of a coup and 
p u t t h e i r p 1 a n s t o r k. b u s i n e s s m eet i n g f t h e c 1 u b ''ra s c a 11e d  . 
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and of course most of the n1en1bers sta3red a\Va)r ~'ishing to be mixed in with
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sordid financial matters. During tl1e meeting one of the Cl1ios tl1rew a hand grenade in the gathering b3r proposi r1g l\Ioles,vorth's 11ame a11d followed u p \Vi th · 
surprise".
b  . 
a gas attack extolling l1e1· merits. The club \\ras taken con1pletel 
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en the sn1oke cleared a\\'a)" Frances \\'"as an Angler and the gripers v\·ere .
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1ad but powerless. The girls no''' attend all business n1eetings and a general .
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air of ,,·atching out for anotl1er pervades the organization. 
Ga"''d, even ood tur11ed over in its grave ~.
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tl1e ghost of Ainslee \\7 '''hen 
ne kne\v the .
'")Friars announced tl1eir pledges this year. Ever 
that so-called honor societ"\r had taken a wonderful lead downward vvhen Charlie Harritt vvas 
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rail-roaded in, but little did the vvorld expect the earthquake that shook the 
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who hoped i1e\.'"er t
consciousness of e\'en Pig \\'hen ] esse \Valker 
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-1an1e of ellars erst,vhile pla)'"thi11g. Friars, as origi  . 
shoulLi besn1irch the fair 
c o n c e i'·e d vva s m o r e o r 1e s s s e r i o u s l)" b )" it s n1er11b e r s a t 1e a s t, b u t" . 
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t a kc11 since tl1e rece11t coralli11g it has rated right up with the \Vhiz-Bang for real genui11e humor. \\7 e \Ve1·e some\vhat shocked \vl1e11 H. l\I. vvas roped i11, but 
iet enough to cause  . 
tl1en eve1·1'011e 11ad see11 tl1e lad on the courts and he was qL 

\'"erv fe \.v'" bubbles 011 tl1e waters. However, Charlie Harr·itt started tl1e bal 1 

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rolli11g \vl1en he got i11, a11d tl1e finishing toucl1es were put on by Cox, Hulsey, 


i111n1011s a d \Valker. The organizatio11 tried to cover up its tracks by calling 

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the last 11an1ed gentlen an A. \V., but son1eone took tl1e trouble to find out \vho 

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....\ \\". ,,·as and tl1e11 tl1e laugl1 \Vent up. Friars has never tried to explain \Vh'"} 

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t h e !· t r i e J t o r u i11 t11e i r o r de1·, b u t r u m o r 11at h i t t h a t c 1·ib b 1e1·s g 

hoocl1eJ u p on Cor11 a11d tl1e deed \Vas do11e ere tl1e har1gO\'"er cleared thi11gs u p . 

11u11g u p i n t 11e T e x a n 1 re 1 i ke a".
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T 11e i g 11 t h a t i s a n n u a ooked a g r e a t J e a 1 n1 
Ji,·cr} stable ad,·ertisen1e11t tha11 the cor1fession of gt1ilt of a n1isguided group 

?')e h o n o r s o c iet  .. 
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t a 11e11  . 
11o w if t11is a in  .. 
ke r s . \\,r e a s k y  . 
of r r a c t ic a 1 j 

Finlay Sin1mons ] esse vValker Sim Hulse\r 
H. Reavis • Cox 
1\ do1p h t h is i s 11 t t h e 192 1 H a 11-A m e ric a n, b u t y o u r p e r c e p t io11 i s 
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Tl1e Pi Phis ha,.e j oi11ed f orces witl1 the hard-sl1elled Witch Burners of Texas i11 celebrating the election of Pat eff as Go,rernor because it let ther11 get tl e sleep}" girl f ron1 \\ " .
aco in the ] ack-Rabbit Club  . 

l~a r fe t c h e d a s t h is n1 a)" a t fi rs t s e e m, P a t's e1e c t i o n s o 1," e d t h e i r p r o b 1 e n1 for· then1 tl1ru the entrance of darling Hallie l\la ud and the necessity of getting he1· 111 son e social lin1elight. The Thetas, or at least the Cox girl they pledged 
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after sl1e had hung around l\luckelroy's fro11t porch for a yea1·, refused to let 
Sleep)'" i11 the H onor Roll in return for Althea's black beaning Dotty the year 
before, '''hen brother tried to get the lodge to shield her from the cold, cold 

ring her black along  . 
n1ade a point of carr
\\rorld. Doroth}'" little marble to all the meetings of the social club and never failed to use it on. the third sleeper but '''hen Hallie :\Iaud sho\ved her judgn1ent (dra\v )rour O\\rn conclusio11s) 
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r ''rrecked to rope her i11, tl1e Pi Phi schemers  . 
and allo\\·ed the lodge that Bradle 
painted a fe,," marbles on their vvn account and held out on Iiss Governor 

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until Doroth}" could be persuaded to stay away from a 111eeting. l\Iargaret ::\1011tgomer}'" launched a philogical barrage on the disgru11tled holder out, and tl1e club met before she fully recovered fron1 tl1e onslaught. 
Next da}" s Texan a11nounced that Hallie l\Iaud Neff and Frances Sleeper of \\-aco had pledged R abbit-Foot. \Vhen the little sisters 011 \Vhitis gro\v up and are allo ed to ballot, Pat can a},,ra}'"S count on son1eone besides the \\TC.
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in with 110 l C'C'zes' . 
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Tl1c1·e's t ~i1k aJ !r fall  . 
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Pi Pl1is, Zeta too, And 0 tho c me11 l\11·. Ga\vd h ,om he1· fluffy l1at. to her ankles neat · ~".
,sba1·e i1·et.as also get the . 
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''.lan1c . ' 1 .r\11na P enningto11, it must be  . 

No, Anna Hanlilton, someonc says to me 
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I ',•e ('Olle tlite a bit 'Tis one of i·elief. 
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And all I 'm a king of y ,1 i· feet  . 
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i·e gtiarde<l j11st like 

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love1·s sJ1c's l . . 
a n1a11 close by 11e1· iclc . It.'s he \Titl1' ''.1·11 .}
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Of l\Ii 01F<>r· her hand in n1a1·1·iage

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so honest and t·a. .itl1 haste a11d p ccl .
''md it \\ a nothing unu t1al  . 
1 fo Bt1t another Beta '..
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For I\: to con 
Was the cause of l1is fall . 
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In it.., soft. 1·evealing light. ''Good .f''ening, l\li Agnes '!· l\Iutte1·s conscience Elf. 
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And soon ctropped co1npletely 
Ot1t of he1· si ~ht. 
A long came Dt1dley, 
R cct-nosecl b11t pt11·c, 
H e ft1rnished anothc1· 

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As "ve e the i·est, 
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.'''he's mtrch too sweet and hy

To pacify swcet William ' 
For along came an A11gel 

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Whom he tl1 

For a\vhile she re tccl .
Vitl1 a nat1gl1ty little lie 
1t 11~1· time  . 
Tl1e sto1·y soon gets sta1·ted , And spe cls  . 
dy ho'v it preads ! Tl1inking up metl1  . ·
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Poor l\Iamn1a's reputation-To in prove he1line.

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,\vvs l1e · been misleacl . 11e1· da tes 've1·e fe\ . 
H e kn I'Y soon is ended No longer a jam  . 
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ut a Cl1ape1 
To run such a 1·ace Enougl1 of tl1js back to natu1·e tt1ft'. With a r·ed-headect Phi It's a1·e a d i·acy 'n much too 1·011gl1. Hot on his pace". 
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The Casl1 is up and gone

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And tl1e1·c'11 be no otl 

T ill out of the bourgeoise Ca111e the outcast Phi Gam
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And enjoy sornething for ju t ()ne night W ell no'v who 'va hc ''? 
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t ''Hi name is tedn  . 
ut. any '"candal. gossip. 01· sigl .
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into a f1· . 
ttld shock aint Pete  . 
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Twas the nite of tl1e Bunn -foot Prom I choose. H e got in so far
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' .thot he'd never get. free .
<t1ge, H  · .
To watch t.110 powcle1·, paint, and i 
Upon eacl1 maiden 's cheek so fai1· T11at Randall gal had him 
.y with giddy ai1·.RigJ1t up a tree  . 
As she dances l 
The paint and t}1f" powde1· clance1·s too. Bt1t flnally he oiled it 
,lt1e 'o slick and ftne  . 
1 wl1en a girl in J  . 
A1l g1·0,v dir 
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,e ''ras botmcl to fall .
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the Co1mtr  . 
o out t. self• . 
I takctl1 n1 ,d fi11clcth ma11y lasses ..
A .tl1e shelfat.cd  . ·
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Fo1· sl1c \vas getting a I't1sl1. And scen ed q11ite glad. 
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''•lay \.vith the Pipet . . 
Come'' 
• hc 'vo11ld say. s"'eet and hnlcl , 
Ht1·olling forth to the vera11da 
I n 11eat or in cold. 

one can compete her•.
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~l1e's far too shre,vd 
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To 1 
• a,•e J <.? sic .James' brood. 
Tl1i little si Helon 
I a C kc1you know.

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?1..vgct those men so l .
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·ook k 01· c1 . 
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Bt 

Ancl all fo1· naught. 
A Doodle 'vas t.alking
I 11 tones muffied low. 
T o a n Alpha Phi n1aide.n 
Her wo ds they did go. 

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A man I n1t1st Jmow, l\Iy soul needs excitcment, 
..SO\Voats I must·.
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I · d gladly pay , 
1 Filtl1y s  . 
To get mentioned i ''.· . 
Tombstone 'each da' 
And the last I hea1·d 
()f the Doodle and Pl1i, 
Thev• 've1·e headed fo1· Ba1·ton's 
To get on a sp1·ee. 

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A11 thent.ic and tr11e . 

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I submit fo1· app
To cach one of yo11. It's rare and racy, 
,fun  '. 
All ft1ll 
It's a h t ole pace 
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l e \VOuld . .J11st like me. 
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11· sistcrs  . 
Fincteth my slipper". Tho they'1·e yo'' 
C1·ie omeone \vith glee, And bcl ng to the clan. 
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anytl1ing  . 
gladly dey'd.
Tl1e one 'vho finds it Tl'' 
Can surcl:\· ha,·e me.'' To copeth a man. 
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Yea. v.e1·il)·, \Vho wants cr: Each :ororit.y ba 'em, 
.All noted for fame.o,v  . ·
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Of e,·er·,• -Chio ExcE>ptin' a name. 
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The Year in Footpushin' 

RATTLER 


ere thr '''et night at tl1e
n out last )'"ear after a certain'\\ . \.;
\Vl10CLUB,HE RATTLER .nnual.\
...ed.
e-nDriskill, attempted to come back \vith a social function equal to the Prething between a chameleon and a  . 
represent son  . 
The Hall ,,-as artistically decorated t the fact  ". 
quart of tequila. The guests '''ere inforn1ed that it \Vas a Spanish Dance b 
that tl e orchestra \V re sashes. rviulticolored a\vnings, borrO\VCd from tl e B-H,Ftll sh rer rooms,

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a picket fence and a cheesecloth n n, gave the effect of an artist's pallette dance. 
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The grand arch \\'as led b)'" :\Ir. Louis Scott, '''h ·as a fresl n1an the ear Pat H olmes 
be notified of the  . 
entered school, and \vho ''ras elected last }'"ear because the K. "\.'s failed t 

meeting. This gentleman fa·.v ored 1Iiss Georgia Colvin, the Kappa \Vard Boss. The reason 
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any social duties he is  . 
for this \Vas that l'vfr. Scott, being in a state of sub-dotage, due to the n sat in his 1Iorris chair until almost all the girls got dates and he \vas leftperform,  . 
called on t 
ung lady the da)" before tl dance. 
e present holder of his mucl1ly  . 
o favored tl .
'''leavers,The cotillion ,,·as led by :\Ir. Herbert B
travelled frat pin. This y·oung lad b}r son1e queer chance, had a previous date \Vitl1 a certain
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·~oung Gan1mon for this dance, but \vas persuaded to break her date for l\Ir. Beavers in order that the Kappa's might get some honor before their demise. 
iiss Col,·in '"·ore purple shoes ,,·ith shear hosiery of Holeproof make, trim111ed in purple  . 

dragons and goblins rampant. ::\Iiss Grahan1 re Florsheim shoes of }"ello,,-beaded pattern 
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from the :\IcCallum factories ,,·ith lace\v rk inter,vined \Vith clocks, etc. The 
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and hosier 
inebriated guests retired to the Nl averick at two o'clock to get a bite of food after tl1e melee. 
ARROWHEAD 
some miraculous  ". 
Club managed to stave off its creditors b

The .:\rro,,·head n1ethods for 
d ga,·e a dance that \vas superior in respects to the Saturday night  . 

another y·ear, a1 far son1e 
gathered from \Valler Creek and ]apanese lanterns  ". 
Germans. Tl1e hall ''ras filled \Vith poison iv San Lung's Oriental Cafe. The Buddl1a that the German Club used year  . 

gathered fron before 
last was again utilized upon the stage with a background formed of the Rattler's fiower boxes 
and the blue ceiling that the Rabbit-foot Club has been using for the last three years. A pergola 

vers lent a rustic air in keeping\ . 
e hall formed of chinaberry limbs and paper fi  . 
in the middle of tl 
find out \Vhat the scheme  . 
ith the character of the guests attending. \Ve have been unable t ·,, 
vhead Club itself and the  \. 
represent the Arr  . 
a \Vas supposed t  . 
but Buddlbe,  . 
vas supposed t\ 

kneeling figures personified its creditors begging for their long past due bills . • 
Thru a mix-up in the political frame-up last year, ?\Iaxey Hart \vas elected president and 
the dance accompanied by (ten guesses right tl1e first time). Iiss Le,vis seemed very 

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led .uch at hon1e for a freshman and the grand march \vas staged in great style .
n 
j oiner Cartweight, the K. A.'s pink and \vhite n1ale Circe, led the cotillion accompanied 
vn the lad for a\ . 
cousin of his from San Antonio. Of course, the poor girl hasn't kn
by a long 
time, and the fact tl a t she consented to appear \Vith him after all the local girls had refused, is 

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not to be held against her. I t's very nice t have the family t f all back on vvhen one doesn't 
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\ \ con1 mi t one's self in the matter of girls . 
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1 ish t 
"~'\·ery novel idea '''as carried out in the matter of refreshments by the serving of ice-cream and cake. The dance dragged along until one o'clock and a very tired and some\vhat soberer party of social martyrs retired for a much vvished-for sleep. 
)r is  . 
secured a date ,,·ith tl  . ·
He finall sa)'"·  ". 
ith the ''Sack," as the

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The Year.In Footpushin' 

RABBIT FOOT 


·ent 1ast yea1  . 
1uch zoological comn .
HE r\ Nl.1\L sardinc canning, \i\rhich cat1sed so 1 

of tl nding appearance of more rabbits i e fa\i r box t l1a11 \Vere 
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bccause is season for the coup the Zetas pulled. There \Vas a  . 
otable tl  .. 
'as ''ere,  . 
placcd tl . .
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biguity· ixed up '''itl1 the ide11tity of the leader of tl c grand  .. 
certain amount of ai 

rking aggregation from the Kappa .
\Ve fast  . 
ving not to be outdone by tl\ . 
e Zetas v  . 
and tl  . 
n1arch 

fact, and 1·a n in a dou ble gra11d march, led, of course, by Zetas .

se. took ad vantage of this liss :\largucrite Kerr glided out on o ne side of the hall upon tl e arm of ~Ir. ]. C. Coit of Renner , 
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lr. \Voods, "'she ho ored in retur11 for a consignment of sweet peas and potatoes 
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nified 
er 011 \' alentine's da)"The roar tl at went up from tl e rest of the club v­
vhen they ob . . 
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sent l ll, and·s of the ha,,e \Vindo . 
ser\,ed this social triumph caused the police to be called a\\1 ay fron1 tl 
this probabl)' accounts for the presence of such a nondescript group of participants. 
e cro,vning event of the social season occurred vvhen Miss G eorgia Colvin led tl1e cotillion .
T1 s Burr Doc Paine ! TheLe,vilr. . 
itl1,,
-Jeaders \Vere ably assisted by a rooting section composed 

.e occasion  . 
e fcstivity of tl  . 
angers-on and lent greatly· to tl .
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of tl e ceiling used by· the Arro eads a fevv da s before and looked  . 
decorated in tlall \\'as 
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The l despite tl1e \vithered aspect of muchly overhead covering. The stage .
·)prett· . 
er ·\ 
the used 
.r red and pink s kies and ~1exican cigarettes  . 
con tained a caricature of the J\\ amo, sur1·ounded b a very \Vea1·y and  . 
e effect \\·as bizarre if not original, and the dance brought rest and solace t .
Tl r reco ered from the depressing effects of  . 
f ull
tired group of social flame dodgers, \\·ho had not v.· 
.e t,,-o forn1<:r events .
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ANGLER 

.\long \\'itl1 se eral other tin e-worn jo kes, tl1e Angler Dance was pulled the night of April 
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·.v people vvere as organization's past reputation kept mostfe\v  . ·
Ho,ve\rer, ver
first. fooled, this 
of the injured ones from expecting anything good in the amusement line. 

-represent a Dutch House as e\ridenced by the \vindn1ill, the ex  . 
e Hall \vas supposed t .
Tl 
pression on Perry Porter's face, and the amount of ''Dutch Courage'' on hand. A number of t lend atmosphere, but they failed to arrive, but \vere not missed, 
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ooden shoes were ordered ·\\ 
as there '''ere quite a number ,,·ith the other end plentifully supplied in this respect. 
u like from \vhich the Grand ~Iarch could start. The .. . 
thing  . ·
The stage represented an 
Dutch hav·e a most extraordinary· method of leaving the whole north end of their dwellings open; 

-so that the camera-men can get a flashlight of ex-Kaiser Bill on his midnight n1araud' . 
probabl 

the grand parade issued forth fron1 the bott m of a Dutch \Vindmill, or more 
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n~\•gs. erin
appropriatel}from the cellar of the same, and \V und in and about the Hall \vhich \\'as covered 

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ith the san1e ceiling tl tl e bats started roos ting in the 1:Iain B uilding. 
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a t has been used si nce  . 
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ors, co11sisting of souvenirs distributed by the Dutch Cleanse1· people, vvere give·v.Fa 
gabbling element, '''hile cob pipes vvere pushed on tl e bill-footers . 
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In keeping '''ith the :\pril Fool spirit, ~Iiss ~Iartha LaPrelle led the dance ''P orter ,
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ith Perr'
,,· e\\·hat sober at this early stage of the en tertainment. 1\1iss LaPrelle 11ad been some­
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ho ,,·as son 
,,-hat pushed in the matter of getting an escort, but finall}' solved the problem by taking Perry 

g into a being mo re or less  . 
a Dutch Dance on _t\ pril first and turning the thir  . 
t 
joke, assisted b)· the Club in their selection of president. Elizabeth Eckford managed to keep Hernando l\rlason R ussell's feet out of his \vay and 
Vith the cotillion, considering the fact that the Kappas we11t into\  ". 
came off very creditabl 

competition '''ith the orchestra ir1 commenting on another Kappa leading a dance. 
Limburger cheese as refreshments carried out the Dutch atmosphere further; in fact, too far. The last big dance of the }·ear brought to a close a rather over-done social season, and the ing feature of it all vvas that the poor sufferers were not forced t go thru anotl1er pseudo­
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redeen 
gern1an. Outside of the Blunderbuss, the dance \Vas the best joke of the day. 
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CBAS 
!e i.s finwless one's self. Neverthe1e-SS, tl\e coUJlS('l o .
t.hat o 
contrnst in idCJ\S nnd idcmls is, indeed, piquant nnd stimu ­
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uut.ion is 
.nore commonly aeeded. llappily we ha,•e prc.. tly 
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l ting; nnd wbere marri ~ii; e.vly there is likc1ihood of .a 
cs~ma.i,JU'et4vc.con~.
1ariagt  .. 
got away from · .. 
ge.ocrall uneow ad\·nn es. And  . 

for moncy, or title. or otber ext t.\g " e l..ve recogniud the right. o( the two '\\'ho N't" primarily concemed to make their ov.o rboice witho11t intef.erence, 
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from others. Bing..
\\'ur Od \. .
~othor tban fricnilly co11n ta .\ 
rriAgc.3 from '\\'Wch tbe basicde.sider ml\:u.ye m., 4. 1 
wc st.i\1 
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ee al .gtoo grcat dc  . 
nre i sarilyect.St n ..
:nttraction sc.:hould be genuine  . 
There1) ( cnsure of  .. 
n violent pcssion, or lovc at first sight, but somc d .:.. 
lct..bt instin<:tive organ.ic nttr.'lCliou, that unpreilic L.At 
emotionnl satis!action in pb sical proximity ,
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irrational 
wbich difJerentiates .se... IO\' C fro rn thc lo,•c of mcn or .women 
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s betwee  . 
for one nnotber. r\ot tb.at "platonic" relalio but iC asible; n....i:;d and \\i.fc are not possible or pcr .\.
bus 
y . 
1g. Dut too radical  . 
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R'rlla equate convergencc inl\d
different an outJook upon life may lead to conununl friction , 
The two wbo nre togon.ism.l.l1I ao:.\
wuteliness, and .
to lo ust be nble to  . 
ent of lifc n .onx:ex.r'C3t~comrodes in thc\)(> 
ec...b othcr't' "·~c;. nnd 
eakn  . 
belp esch other, str~gthe 
ad.m s und acbievements. ln particular , 
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l\.iner's re eACb oth
rcligious fannt.icisrn is an intr3.CtA1 le cnen y oC mnrital bappi ­
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St.evenson pi1ts it, "T cre are di.tercnces which no 
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~.\.s•.ness 
bAbit nor nffection cnn reconcilc, nnd tl1e Bohc.-mian must not interroarry with thc Pbnri~..• . The l~t. of men and the hest of women rnn~• 90metimes li~·e togethcr all 
t.1\1cn.
dA.wf  .. 
me con.sent .;ot of .
"'n their lives, and, for 
questions, hold ench other lo t spirits to tbe end." 
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tbat tbcre d.dd..to bc .
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y this :.wcete.st of bouds, thcy .
linkcd 1ot. . 
young couple are 
both sides a high standnrd of mornli .•t. si.n­
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thfulT.u 
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ork, .
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t.ogct.lcr of marringe, but tbcy stand in .g.t''cst d~ngcr of ..a personal desires nnd pull together for tbe ('()mmon welfnre 
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in.g of the .
ousi :u.e'"cutual 
ce.rity, self-eontro1, tbe 

rifice

not only ~much of tbe chnrm ..ud wut.uo.1 drawing • 
\\illiDgness 

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mcaru eitber a bitt.er fight for loyalt 
Common tastes can be formed after marriage; even tho
e to  .. 
d and wife haro.usb  . 
that ltte.It is never to be forgo 
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organic att.rnction is pretty surc t.o bc a\\•akened in somc apend a ~t part of thcir lifc in thc st'me house, in the 
;tu each other repulsi,•e ~ . 
are not ai-tu1ul  . 
degree if the pniof intercsts can t.ake · . 
of similarit e.esame room. No degr 
th~ plu.oe Qf that .nere instinctive liking, tbat perva.sive con ­
but low moral idc:,Js nt tlie :\ge of marriage are scldom r.cnec, th t enjoyme.nt .i secing each 
rad.ically tran.s!ormed nft.ev.d... and render any happine s. 
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at t:3Ch olhcr's ptent. 
otber about, a.nd in the do.ily ci11'C8 ~t.d cndc:i.ring words in bomc-makiJtg insecure . 
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ce and bwbrea.kingro.ce from nll intcmper  . 
vows nnd 3bstine 
n.ctunl tr
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tion, h ::i.cat tr.,
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er s11e is best .
"bctl con.,ider cboice. and oC his
-be butt. .< 
murmnnence; it  . 
t<..ocd pt  . 
at fir..t, is not of guMa ~ To lik~ tbe Mme ..::s1b.in.rro•.
-;tes an1i .; .... 
common t  •. 
ed bt.ress
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irth to nonnal a .
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E:msto j11d~c probl•~duing thc sarnt> thir1  . ·
people, to enjo 
antccedent.s of tbe 
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gbt to regard "·it ~t <.'qU<L\ l'~Lre t1 
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t -fort Ltely for 1o,•4"r
un. . . 
uitor B
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imill\I' mornl. re...-tl  ... 
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\:w too littl ..tconscicnces -we kiount of  .. 
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t importu re:.religious cnnons i.s of g 
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Parting Shots! 
ial jli zgs at tlze croivd before the pri zter drazls the deadli;ie . 
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Looks like the Kappas \Vould have gotte11 on to what the school at 
ought of the clever little Carr girl fro111 the Alan10 city after  . 

large tl she 
had been hanging around here for about eight months. \\1ell, they n1ust 
kn o \ ,, n o \ 'r at 1e a s t . 

The \vard boss \vas slick enough to pull the "'·ool over Scott s eyes, 
all right, but she could11't trick the whole school. 

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But then )' OU should give Colvin the credit due her look vvhat she had 
to vvork with. 

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T h a t a s h a n1e G a)·1e)" ''' a s n 't in s c h oo1 s o t h a t s a m e t \Ve n t y·-fiv e c o u 1d 
ha \'e let the Kappas kno\v \vhat is thought of her too. 

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''\\Tell, \ve got Eloise on the beaut)r page, anyvvay-that's more than ' M a1·y lf'ilki zs. No u se comment­
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her.the Pi Phi's could have done for 
ing ~·ou ve alread looked the beauties over. 
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Guess Eloise ,,·ishes she \vere a Pi Phi nO\\r. Guess the Kappas do, 
too. 

'''orr if the Kappas have grown suddenly cold­
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ought not to .·
Kell 
all but 50 of the Greek world hail her as a hero. 
\ \1 h a t a d i s a p poin t m e n t it \Va s vvh e n t h e An g 1e r e1e c t i o n \Ve n t off s o 
smoothl," ·. 

l ~ou're ju~t the 98th person '''ho ,,·ants to knovv \Vh~" half the section 
1to accident ,,"hich happened just too late to  . 
ed to a certain a·ott de\. . 
rasn '' 
feature in the Blunderbuss . 
Or \vhy we didn't follo\v up the Buss' lead and devote a lot of space to 
Elizabeth s attempt to n1ake the D eke dance. 

t h e p r in c i p a 1 '' ere of s o 1it tle s i g n i fi­
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He r e's t h e r e a s o n s in b o t h c a s e s 
c a n c e that the didn't justif)" the space, tl1at's a]l . 
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gh as can  . 
Katherine lr\vin is getting as rot 
'' shc be, she runs with the 
)?ra n1ean, rough  . 
7hadd\\(zar. .rSign1a Chis so much.' El111e1· Ditt 
''The ribbon rlubs are getting so they take in almost an1·one now. 
the)'"But(/athis. Ji,.(
Bett - .. 
.are in Plasters 

All the good girls are looking 
for bar11s .) 

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On 	Leaving 
I l1as n1aLie it exc 1sable for tl1e edito1· of tl1e C~\ CTt.-s 
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to de'Tote a ce1·t ain a n1ou nt of space to te11i11g a n~-o11e w ho 1 
as 
­~	e book tl1is far abot1 t l1is pet \\'Orrie  . 
tl1e coura oe to read tl 
to vent 	a11 r grudge agai11st the staff, tl1e faculty, the scl1ool 
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or tl1e ,,·01·ld at large, a11d to te11 tl1ose ,,·}10 are i1ot so 
fortu nate as to be 011 the inside ,,·}1at a l1uge tl1a11kless job busi11ess of getting o t the ~·earbook reall)· is. n<.1 so 
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ake ir11·oads the  .. 
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it is v\-itl1out apolog	• 
011 	lin1ited 
al{ing 	 .
an1ou11t of space allotted to tl1e book to take 011e parti11g sl1ot before n 

tl1e hurried exit so cl a racteristic of C"\CTL s editors. 
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Tl1e·· . 
The printers ha\re beer1 satisfied in tl1eii· i11satiable tl1irst for cop cop)t page of  >. 
tl1e e11gra\·ers; tl1e la11·ne~ fro111  . 
begun their jo'eha\
last cuts 	is 

The e11d of the task is in sigl1t	ritte11.'\..

bei11g tl1e n1ajor obstacles l1ave bee11 ov·erco111e or sidestepped a11d tl1e success 01· failure of tl1e 192 1 )"ea1·book is alread\' n1ade. 
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\\-}1ile the book den1a11ded its usual qL1ota or as it n1ore ofte11 seen1ed, 
eglecteJ studies  . 
appointi11g cl1a11ges i11 pla11s, of l 	 :. 
la1·ge q uota of di
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111us  . 
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-~1ld be Llecidedl .
·o,,	a11J 1011g, ne\·e1·-to-be-forgotte11, 5leepless nights of ''rork, it 
at the vvork has been unpleasa11t 01· that tl e sacrifices necessaril-} 
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u11fair to sa}'" tl 
ade \ve1·e more tha11 had bee11 expected . The l ember·s of tl e staff vve e al­
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n 
a)·s ,,·illing to go to an a111ou11t of trouble to rnake tl1e book bette1· a11d n1ore
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of Texas. T o edit a11d con pile a CAc us vvith 
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ore t)'pical .
nrep1·ese11tative e aid uf sucl1 a staff '''as a pri,·ilege and a pleasure. The large nurnber \vl1ose .
tl 
vvork vve11 t ii1to t he book prec1u des in dividu a1 me11tion, alt hough to T 11 e Chris­t ia11 Studio \vhere business and time '''ere 110t co11side1·ed \\·l1er1 the '''elfare of the Cactus '''as inv·olved tl e entire staff is grea tl)-i11debted. 
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Tl1ere is probabl)'" mucl1 i11 the book tha t ,,·ill displease :·ou; ma11~· mistakes \ r as inexcusable, n1an omissions )"OU \\·ill fail to ­
u11der 	. . . 
classifvi]lv.youi\Tl1ich 
•	\i\Thiche changes  . 
ou expected of it, if tl  ". 
sta11d; )'et if the book as a vv·hole is what 'v\if the good points o\·ershadoents, . 
noted ha,,e been·eha,
·:ou in1proven the blu11de1~s, then the 1921 C 1\CTVS is a success. 
Be that as it ma)r, it is ''rith mingled pleasur·e and regret that I gri11d out the last \vords of cop put the battered old t}'"pe,,·1·iter aside a11d go seek out a
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1s be11ch to a\vait ,,·hat )"OU l1a,·e to sa -\\·l1e11 :·ou hav·e read the  . 

secluded camp ~ finished product. 
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"Yvith real feeling of love express tl eir deep appreciation 
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This is a city \vhere to 1ive is a de]igh t , 
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at the Universit .· Cit)-of Texas until .· ou  hav·e  
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T he fact .tl  at  a  boy or girl  '''ants to get an  

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Small transactions a1·e given as much atten­tion as large ones a11d small deposits are treated v\'i t h the same consj deration as large ones. 
\Ve strive to be more than merely a deposi ­
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The human eleme11t jn our banking has raised this institution from a small beginning with 
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CAPITAL AND SURPLUS -$ I , 100,000.00 

RESOt:RC.ES O\.ER ---$I0.000,000.00 
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Salon Honor, 1920, awarded b


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Photographers A ~sociation 
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Phone 6473PRO~IPT AND RELIABLE SERVICE • COAL AND ICE TEXASIN.Aus •  
. A. ACHILLES & CO. PIONEER GROCERS Catering specially to sororities, fraternities and the public in general 6865 PHONES 6866 6867MPT DELIVERY  .us TREATMENT AND PR .CouRTE  
FULTON MARKET Dealers in Meats and Sausages of All Kinds 2500 GUADALUPE ST.  

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holesale and Retail Bakery Goods • ~r~1 \\-).I. Rl"BE:\"SO:\", Proprietor fR_.\ TER:\"ITIES SORORITIES G HOL"SES~BO. .\RDI 1­_.\TE f _-L\IILPRI\~ PE ;.2{o6 Gl:_ill_.\L ACCO~I~IODATI~G 6.70PHO:\"E  

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oomea_actuse -1\ Qt;.\I '"f PLACE THr\T \ TOLT \\'ILL EN]O\'" BE .\'"C.;\t;SE IT I DIFFERENT. THF.RE ARE :\IA ' ­RES TO ''THE CACTt.:  .D:\IIR"\BLE FEATl...-\ LE OF .\THE OLD E1 GLISH AND FLE:\IISH ST ,BLE\ .RCHITECTURE, THE H D-C"s:\RVED G.~ THE HUGE FIREPLACE; BUT \VHAT l\IOST L\PPEALS TO ITS GuESTS IS THE HO:\IE-LIKE . .IE COOKING~D GOOD HO .\.".IOSPHERE~·:\T Austin, Texas •  
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_ QMPANY_ HOE--­ILLINGHAM Shoes and H osiery A ustin, Texas  
Our Grocery Our Cafe ' •carries­r kind of staple and .Ever vn\ .ticle kn~fanc)r ar serves­,kind of sl1ort order'.Ever including lu11cl1e  
_Q.__ rocer • ust1n­a or STATE HOUSE N01ie B etter PURE FOODS A D COFFEE PLEASA JT CVP COFFEE Always Good Good All ff7 ays Wholesale Distributors  

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-·.• earomen's Featu ri ng St~rle and Quali ty a t reasonable prices co1nbined \vith individual service. H ..UE at N 1  .CoKGRESS AvE  
SHOEMAKER a11d REPAIR MAN en_..,.. eo~ Wh ere is all th e cro w d ? • AT A 11 Work Gutzra11tee d OF COURSE 24th and Guadalupe St. Phone 4597Supporters of Varsity  

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•Phone 265261 I Congress Avenue NICK LINZ, Tailor and Hatter CLEANING AND PRESSING SUITS TO ORDER AUSTIN, TEXAS While 1.n town get your shoes shi.1ied here  
 .Black Bathing Suits AND hite Belts For Girls Spalding Two-Piece St1its For Boys You will save money by buy­ing these and all bathing  ..• • •t'• • •1 • ••• 1•1 • '' 1  ..t 1 1  .". " " .. -· .." """ """ "."""" ... ." ==;::::::= """ 0 J l 1 1 l 1 • Friends of the Universit\r \vill• ra)rs find at ..al Ye Quali.tye Shoppe FIRST A hearty '''elcome \vhether they ·  }. .come to look or to b Second--Gifts of 01·iginality and taste .ple and for formal occasions .for sin -THIRD Objects of art for home dec -oration, and fine pictures, including Blue .bonnet paintings and prints FOURTH Cards for all occasions and .also party favors The Gift Shop of Austin I 104 Colorado Street .vn orders\ .ut-of-t  .Special attention gi,·en • accessor1es a t --•---· SPORTING GOODS CO. 704 Congress Avenue  

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al\vays keep up your connections with the University. 

Save yourself life-lo11g regret ar1d do not break this connect1• on. 
Send your Five Dollar~s in to the Association office, 
now, and let the Alcalde start on its pleasa11t mission. 

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SUITS, COATS, DRESSES and SKIRTS 
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rot ero t. ~ ue er • 'i the best that is 111ade to the cheapest that is good ..Fro ' A ustin Trunk Factory ''Tlze Specialty Luggage Shop'' Austin, Texas .o Congress A \'e .5  
' Congress Avenue at 7th Street CIGARSSODADRUGS Postal Su b-StationPhones 6325-633 5 At;STIN, TEXAS  
OL!f/ERF. L. PATTY TYPEWRITERS ROYAL iachines  .1 , Sell, Rent and Exchange All !vlakes of  .Bu Phone 6060 Expert Repair \Vork 722 Congress A,·enue Al,TSTIN, TEXAS•  

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Some of the Special Features to be Found in 
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Special Features 
Editorials of Force and \'ision Oil e\\'S f ron1 the T exas Fields l\l arket Pages \vith Reliable Reports 
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an • at1ona -· 1rste Of Hou ston, Texas iized I 886  .Orga ----Capital Stock Surplus Fund $2 , 000,000.00 500, 000 00 ----OFFICERS ant Cashie r  .L. RUSSELL, Assis ]. ant Cashier  .H. B. BRI GHURST, Assis V. HAZARD, Assistant Cashier ]. \ t Cashier  .0 . \V. j .l\CKSON, Assista J. T . SCOTT, Presiden t F. ~1. LA\V, Vice-Presiden t \V. S. COCHRAN, Vice-Presiden t F. E. Rt:SSELL, Cashier G. G. TI'M~IINS, Assistan t Cashier \V. S. COCHRA N R. E. RUSSELL DIRECfORS E. A. PEDEN E. L. NEVILLE ) . T . SCOTT F. M. LA\V  

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hat Every Student Should Know­Guarantee Fund Life Association polic}r pro,Tides protection at rates less than most companies charge because vvhich add little to the real~Ve have eli minated certain expensi\Te fea tu re\ .and much to the premium. Write for information- .value of the polic NOBLE T. MELTON HOUSTO , TEXASational Bank  \.808 Union  
STO T' TEXAS ;.HO og1·essive H otel in a Progressive City  .·A P EUROPEAN PLA Popular Priced Cafe Service ]. E. DALEI:,.., Ma1iagerzage.patro  .zvite )'Oll  .We i  
HOUSTON, TEXAS 213 l\1AIN STREET u • rci • t CAPITAL $1,000,000.00 SURPLUS $1,000,000.00 • ''.' B k 1 S''H ervice1 o .aousto11 s  •  

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HE largest, uniquely equipped modem plant in the west, specializing in the design and production of ''Kraft Built College Annuals." (1Our Service Department renders expert assistance and supplies the staffs with a complete system of blank forms, together with a handsome ninety-page Manual Guide dealing with the latest methods in advertising campaigns, business and editorial system for College Annual production. 
([Helpful advice and ideas are given on art work for Opening Pages, Division Sheets, Borders, View Sections, and other annual sections, combining Kraft Built bindings, inks, and papers into beautif\.ll and artistic books­SUCCESSFULLY EDITED AND FINANCED. fI.Write for estimates and samples to The Hugh Stephens 
Company, College Printing Department, Jefferson City, Missouri. 

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T. Cole11ian Dupont began \vo1·k in a coal mine George M. Reynolds was a messenger at $ 12 a week Geo1·ge East1na1i's first \vages was $3 .oo a week 
Saving and investing made multi-millionaires of these nine men. Fitted \vitl1 a college education you have a better start tha11 t l1ey had, and can 1nake as good a finish, if you too save money regularly 
THE UNION NATIONAL BANK 

HOUSTON, TEXAS 
Capital One l\lillion Dollars 


0. S. CARLTON, President 

Assets Over Ten Million Dollars 

lnsurance ln Force Over One 
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HOUSTON TEXAS 

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Diamo ds, Pearls and Platinum ]ewel1·y. Gold ]ewe]ry and 

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Novelties. Ste1·ling Silverware and Royal Doulton 
Fine English Bone China. 

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419 i\1ain St., Corner Prairie Ave.
J. J. Sweeney Jewelry Co. 
HOUSTON, TEXAS 
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501 lVIain St. At Prairie Ave.

Shoes and Hosiery 

HOUSTON AGENTS FOR 

Edwin Clapp & Son and Howard & Foster Co. . 
Shoes for Men 

Six big floors, mezzanine and basement devoted exclusively to 
supplying the wants of Women and Children. Houston's new 

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MAIN A T TEXAS OPPOSITE RI CE HOTEL 

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o_\/age. ..t .tl')Pc  . .F il/e(l---"ff "t .'zptl.0 1 ·1 ...·.,_·111ail 01·(/l  ..a11  .,c it \vatcl  .e best, l  .ilic i11 possessi11g tl·  .HERE' p a~autor11 obile, a talking macl1i11e 01 SUIT OF CLOTHES e \ r oung Me11's tore sells a 1-e tl1e best ~c l "'lotl1e tl1i -­li, .l1rl .fit basis  .r11ade i11 " 111 e 1·ica a11d sold 011 a small prc E \\-. \ :\T \ '"OlT T KI\O\\T TH T\\ FA I-J!OJ\T PARK---HICKE1r FREEJ\lfAN 1\1P[T TOGS---ST}r LEPLUS---LANGIIA!!..CA zd CIJES TERFIELD l\1AKE  .HIGI! a i·e Obtai11able i11 H ou ston Onlv at " • HOUSTO , TEXAS  •  
Co11iplime1its of The Garner Gin Company, l11co1·po1·ated .-32I 2 H a1·1· isb ZL 1·g Blz1d  .2 I  .s .T extH ousto11.  
_Q.C EAN­ILERS clztsiz1e lf'"/z ol e s al e ~...E d Notio11s  ..11 ishi11g Goods ll  ."D1·y Goods, Fu •AUSTIN, TEXAS  

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H ousto11, Texas Brancl1: Harrisburg, Texas 

Wl1olesale 
Automobile Accessories 
Garage Equipment 
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Call, l f r1·1·e 01· f!Tr1.te Us 

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AFTER AI~L 

lt is the N a.rie that leads to fa11ie 

F or forty years the name of \Vaddell's has stood for 
all thatis substantial and worthy in hon e furnishings. 

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Prairie Avenue and F annin Street Houston, Texas 

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FOR REAL CO:.\IFORT A rD RELAXATIO 
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HUGHES BROS. MANUFACTURING Co. 
DALLAS, TEXAS 

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Waco  .F ort W ortlDallas ,.~ gest F i.r111 of i.ts ki?id i ?·i tlie Soitth· .Th e La ....... • e U11iversity of Texas  .Students and ex-st ude11ts of tl are always \velcome at our stor·es. Courteous att e 1
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shareholders l 
Our Preferred Stock, carr)ring a n ... per cent return, is offered to our customers and 
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DIAMONDS 
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Platinum and Gold 
JEWELRY 
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''At the Sig11 Hoilston, at of tlze Clock'' St. Ma1·ys St. 
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-w~ i?zvite conipa1·iso1i of p1·ices! 
San Antonio 
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SAN A TONIO, TEXAS 


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HE I E RCH OF SOMETHI G 'DIFFERE T'' in R eady-to-\Vear for me11, wome11 or· cl1ildrer1 3ret pr·iced most modestlv visit or communicate vvitl1 San A11to11io's Best 
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long established this store )n their may have the same fee1ing and 
hon1es as '' A1 )' S tore, '' -vvhere e\1er~r enj the same and

satisfaction ' (. 

ser,rice and convenience is a t thei r mone)r-saving even ts offered from disposal. t1me to t1me. 
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MILL IRON AND l\1l ACHIN ERY STEEL 
-to sell more than two million dollars 
worth of machinery and iron products 
per year in Southwest Texas necessitates 
giving the best Service and Satisfaction 

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Cent1·al Trust Building 

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 

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SAN ANTONIO TEXAS 

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of Texas offer for l "our Amusement a t Galveston, Texas Southern Enterprises, lnc., 1t Tlzeater  .Trenio Q1leen Theater The Home of Para­mount Pictures est Pictures Service l\1usic The H ome of Big Time Vaudeville and R oad Attractions. 100 feet from Market St. Big Pictures Lit­tle Prices. ztse  .zd Opera H  .Gra  
an • atzona .-.. . .....-lt M. P. J ensen, Cashier C. vV. Gar)r, d ssista1it Cashier T. C. M ather, d ssistant-Caslzic·r I ra Berr)r, ]r., d ssistarit Caslzier sident! .V. L. M ood}', ] r ., P\ zt  .W. L. M oody, III, /lice-Prfs ide A. A. H orne, /1ict-Preside1it GALVESTON, TEXAS R esources over $s,ooo,ooo We Solicit Your Business  
Galvestonst N ati.onal Bank o ·..Fi • -· Twenty-Second and Strand Texas  .The OldestNatio11al Ban k i1 OFFI CERS eri .. Catterall, Casl ~Fred \\ tant Cash ier  .dler, Assi  .F. A E. Kell ner, Assistant Cashier r Smith, Pre3ident  .R. Waverle Chas. Fowler, Vice-President Dr. Geo. H. Lee, \Tice-President  
ldeal Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Company n's ONLY B ig Cleaning Plant  .Galvest be Clea1ied 01· Dyed  .Handles ANYTHI NG t 33  ..Phones I I 3 2 and 25th and G Service and Quality Our Motto  

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A ll Kinds o R epairing 
(\Vhere Quality Cou11ts) 
PHONE 544 2215 POST OFFICE STREET GALVESTON, TEXAS 

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OLYMPUS CAFE 
L. P. TSCHUMY CO.
For Ladies and Gentlemen 
~IARI rE ELECTRICAL \\70RKS
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COMET RICE-Uncoated 
Big Grains Unbroken Flaky and Snowy-White 

n the table  . 
That's l1ow your rice ought to look 

That's the vvay COMET RICE always looks. No wonder 
it tastes so good . 

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Seaboard Rice Milling Company 

GAL\'ESTON AND NEvV YORK 

QUALITY l\1ILK
JOHN'S 
Carlson Brothers
OYSTER RESORT 
Dairy
Fresh Sea Food 
WH OLESALE 
PHONE 2294 GALVESTO , TEXAS 
Phone 5452 Galveston, Texas 
IF IT'S ELECTRICAL, \\7E HA \7E IT 
Conipliments of 
Fans, Fixtures, :\lotors, Student 
Lamps and Electric Su pplies 

Tremont Hotel 
CLARKE ELECTRIC CO. 
Galveston, Texas 
Phone 583 23 16 Postoffice~St Galveston, Texas 
Galveston Produce Co.
J. K. DEATS 
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2213 POSTOFFICE ST. PHUNE 1467 
TEXAS ,.
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G.\L\ ~I~STON, TEX~\S
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5 Market Street Galveston, Texas  . 
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BOLTON TRANSFER COMPANY 
Auto and Baggage Service 
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_om an • n emn1t • mer1can n, Texas  .ne Off ice: Galvest .Ho • Fidelit)r and Surety Bonds, Public Liabilit)', Au tomobile and Burglar lnsurance Assets over $2,000,000.00 Cash Capi.tal $600,000.00 Geo. Sealy, Vice-President C. HJohn Sealy, Vice-PresidentSealy Hutchings. President t and  .J. F. Seinsheimer, Vice-Preside H. 0 . Stein, Vice-PresidentMoore, Vice-P residen t ·}• Assistan t Secretar~H. Economid}1anager J. M Jacobs, Assistant Secretary~General OFFICERS:  •  
Sanitary Fire-Proof Dry Cleaners Extraordinar}' Opposite the Postoffice 25th and Church Sts. Electric Throughout Phones 78 and 79 MODEL LAUNDRY AND DYE WORKS  •  
lanager  .,IARTINI  ..A larket St., Phone 1878, Galveston, T exas ~  .10-2 11 8-2 1 2 2rDIXIE THEATERS 2110. 2 ,2120 Ave. D. Dixie Theatre No,  ..Dixie Theatre No Ave. D. Crystal Theatre, 405 23rd St. Crystal Beach Theatre d. GOOD MUSIC~23rd and Bouleva1  
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PRINTING BINDING 
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Galveston, T exas 
J.V. Love & Co. 
Stencils, R ubber Stamps, Seals, 
Metal Checks, Etc. 

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American National Insurance Building 
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Real Estate and Texas Lands 
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Shel!, Gravel, R oad and Dredging 
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UPPOSE that a stove burns too much coal for the amount of 
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experiments which will indicate desirable changes in design. The stove selected as the most efficien t is the result of research. 
Suppose that you want to make a ruby in a factory not a mere 
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chemically and physically. Then you try to make rubies just as nature did, with the same chemicals and under similar conditions. Your rubies are the result of research research of a different type from that required to improve the stove. 
Suppose, as you melted up your chemicals to produce rubies and experimented with high temperatures, you began to wonder how hot 
• 	the earth must have been millions ofyears ago when rubies were first crystallized, and what were the forces at play that made this planet what it is. You begin an investigation that leads you far from rubies and causes you to formulate theories to explain how the earth, and, for that matter, how the whole solar system was created. That would be research of a still different type pioneering into the unknown to satisfy an insatiable curiosity. 
Research of all three types is conducted in the Laboratories of the General Electric Company. But it is the third type of research­pioneering into the unknown that means most, in the long run, even though it is undertaken with no practical benefit in view. 
At the present time, for example, the Research Laboratories of the General Electric Company are exploring matter with X-rays in order to discover not only how the atoms in different substances are arranged but how the atoms thcmselves are built up. The more you know about a substance, the more you can do with it. Some day this X-ray work will enable scientists to answer more definitely than they can now the question: Why is iron magnetic? And then the electrical industry will take a great step forward, and more real progress will be made in five years than can be made in a century of experimenting with existing electrical apparatus. 
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e11gineers -vvith complete tecl1nical training 
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