Allen Academy - Allenian Yearbook (Bryan, TX)

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.L. g K . . l , ... J s ' l r . ' l , .fl ZW- ' 1' . P ml Mil P EXECUTIVE STAFF Hostesses Mrs. John H. Allen Mrs. N. B. Allen Commandant Headmaster Lieutenant Fred Ashley H. Brownlee Athletic Directors and Coaches H. J. Sanders R. A. Stocking H. Brownlee Leslie W. Robinson School Physician R B Ehllnger M D Consultmg Ear ami Eye Specialist W B Cline M D .Secretary Y M C A J W Overall Dwector of Band Thos F Wallis Lzbrarzan Mrs C B Wlllxams Reszdent Vurse Mrs Agnes Rennie Secretary of the Supermtendent Mrs John O Connor Aeszstant Secretary Miss Geraldlne Winters Aud1to'r .xx ' x . I N - 777 xi E I, X ' 1 . f X s D viz' 0 , . Q t Q ylq. . NY 4 we W. H. W. Boswell . 1 V ' ' J 'J

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--1' ' -E lv 'Q' v... 1,f ff Q .X VW? A A 4 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2 WILSON BRADLEY ..... President A Q W fl ' V- ' Q V1 ,-5 TRAVIS B. BRYAN ..... Secretary Y, A SA GEORGE G. OHANOE - 0 J WEBB HOWELL W E WIMBERLEY J s CALDWELL A DMINISTRATIVE OFFICER Supermtendent N B ALLEN CSouthWestern Un1vers1ty Umverslty of Ch1C8.gO, s . E593 Wi X! X' X a I I . V 5, K' 1 A 0 s I 1 ' 1 ll 'N S3 5 . . . .40 Q ' A ,' 5 I 'S A5 '. 52 'Y' ' ' f J ' 1 y 1 4 I0 . I, ,Vw 1 V. f z as ev .E 4 .J 1 . ' ,,f ' is 'A Tl AL- t ' h--- 4 4 . .- A, - ff Q t, - - Dru.. A-.,1n. 5 .

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ggy, f4QQ af f A lj f X f s . g Q e 1 :X I ' 1 - Q 3 2 'xl 'Z -M ll PURPOSE Allen Academy begins its fifty-ninth year C1943-449 in training boys and young men. It is a private school built upon the merit of its work. From small beginnings it has become Widely knowng every section of Texas and a score of other states have furnished its students, at- tracted by the good name of the school and its reputation for thoroughness. The Academy enJoys the distinction of be mg the pioneer preparatory school of Texas It has been the pride of the Allen family It is owned controlled and operated by the Allens The second generation is now actively carrying on the ideals set by the original Allen brothers It has never resorted to sensational advertising nor to methods aimed at mere popularity Charac ter building is the first purpose of the school The authorities have believed that a boy benefit ed IS the teacher s greatest reward and the claim to continued confidence and patronage It is bet ter for the school to make an all round man than a scholar but it is best to do both It has always been the ambition of the di rectmg authorities that the Academy have no superior in thoroughness of instruction in excell ence of discipline and in all that goes to make a good school The aim has been and shall con tinue to be to make the Work ab thorough and the results as excellent as those to be had in any pre paratory school North or South .N Q vu Qv ' H ' v A 5 f X Y - 1 x yr s' . . . . - , 5 V I . w o . 1 0 ,Xl . . y . . i 5 A Q I 5 ' - '13 ' 1 1- -Alia i 'ul' i ' W , I I u It I - 4 X A Q ',J nil i T. ' 6 5. ' ' ' 'ur' A ,. I' ,. fy..Lf,,. ..'1, f..tgl. f :'ff,fl .D