University of Texas Austin - Cactus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Franklin, J. W. Fricke, Arthur Gibson, W. C. Gilliam, H. A. Gray, C. E. Halbert, Miss Ada Harris, J. P. Hays, A. R. Helm, H. M. Hopkins, J. V. Hudson, F. E. Hunt, T. E. Irby, B. W. Irvin, T. A. Jackson, L. B. Jones, R. L. Jones, Everett Jones, H. P. Jordan. W. J. Kemp, J. O. Kenney, N. M. Lancester, Gus. Longmise, T. R. McKinney, H. C. McKnight, W. C. Mann, W. L. Mayfield, L. K. Merrick, E. H. Mewsham, R. E. L. Moore, T. F. Northen, E. C. O ' Bar, J. H. Parish, Mrs. Minnie Powell, E. P. Ray, Charles Rayburn, C. E. Reeder, E. E. Roaten, Shelby Sanders, Weaver Schroeder, R. L. Sheppard, P. R. E. Smith, B. F. Stanton, E. M. Stone, J. E. Sykes, E. M. Thomas, J. C. Tomkies, J. S. Tripp, Hv S. Tyson, W. S. Vaughan, E. P. Webb, G. L. Weller, C. B. Wheeler, L. R. J. White, A. E. Winfield, C. F. Witt, G. F. Young, O. D. -136—

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Really, answered the visitor, I can ' t tell; but I have a catalog of his school out in my carriage. If you will be so kind as to ring for a faculty- man,, I ' ll send after it. Rut, wail. Tell nie who that young man is that has such a fine physique, and whose face shows so nnich. room for expression. ' Why, that ' s big Jones. ' was the reply. And that young gentleman over there talking to the lady that ' s talking to somebody else, is Doc Arons- feldt. Let ' s listen a moment, requested the official from afar. Who is Sally, by the way? I hear somebody asking what makes Sally so late. Oh, salicylate, you know, is a salt of a metal, you hear them asking also whether the oxide is worth as much as the stearate. Yes, I see now. I ' ve read The Mettle of the Pasture, but what did Eckel mean when he said something about giving Ethel alcohol ? you don ' t really give that stuiT to girls do you ? ' Oh, yes, replied the freshman, we frequently give etlyl alcohol. You do? And the faculty doesn ' t object? Well, I must say it doesn ' t speak Avell for her parents to allow such. You don ' t understand, expostulated the young man. I understand quite enough. insisted the guest — enough to keep ir.y son out of your company. But see here — NOj sir; I have seen all I care to see. ry good ; if it is fruitless to argue with you, I will save my Adam ' s- apple. You might as well, sir. If you argue till vou burst a blood-vessel, your blood will flow in vain. So, good-bye. ' ' Call again. And as he strode out, the freshman heard his ilio-tibial band playing. Historian. MEMBERS. Allen, R. R. Aronsfeld, G. H. Baskett, G. T. Benbow, E. A. Beverly, A. F. Beyer, Herman Bibb, L. B. Bloss, C. M. Bramlette, F. B. Cain. J. H. Clements, E. B Cromwell, Mrs. Duncan, R. A. Dunnan, T. E. Eckel, G. M. Echardt, J. C. Ellis, T. H. Feagin, J. F. Fennell, J. W. Fortenberry, J. C. R. L. A. -135-

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