Austin College - Chromascope Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 157 of the 1899 volume:

Contents. w PUBLIjHEP ANNHAUY o' 'JENI0 £Mjj Vta: 1, STEPHEN F. In publishing this, the first volume of The Chromascope, we are deeply indebted to the Board of Trustees, who, at the solicitation of the Pres- ident of the Alumni Associa- tion, Professor George C. F. Butte, kindly gave us an appropriation of one hundred dollars, for which we are truly grateful. We desire to thank our friends who have mat helped us by kindly giving us their advertisements, and we trus the students will appreciate this and endeavor to make this as mutual. We thank you who have subscribed for our Annual and Semi-Centennial Souvenir. In short, to all our friends who have srially aided us in any way, ' assistance we could not have done.” for without your kindly creditably say, “what we have done, we XLhc CbromascDpe Staff. W. FRED GALBRAITH ( P 0 P), Milford, Texas . JOHN A. WILLIAMS, Mexia, Texas ........ JOHN B. FILES {0 0 0), Files, Texas .... RICHARD N. WATTS, (A T Q)y Lynchburg, Virginia JAMES M. SEDGWICK, Houston, Texas .... W. F. GALBRAITH W. A. VINSON, ’96 R. N.‘ WATTS TRUSTEES. i jiiliiiiiiiiiilil of Busttn .faculty Literature, and Spanish. faculty T. R. SAMPSON,. D. D., President. ALLISON THOMPSON, Bursar and Secretary. WILLIAM G. MORRISON, Librarian. JHumniJTlemorial. 1898—College Calendar—1899. iff! ZZl ffn Ml BUILDING. FAVORITES. IRoll anb Statistics Class of '99. Officers of Class '99. Secretary and Historian, J. M. SEDGWICK, Treasurer, B. B. BROWN, Ibtstor? of Class of 1900. HARRY GILBERT CERN, JOSEPH WEAR WILSON, FRANK BOYD SPANGLER, Officers. •Roll. SOPHOMORE Class of 01. Sophomore Ibistor?. FRESHMAN Jfresbman Class. Iblstof? PREPARATORY STUDENTS. preparatory Officers. tEbe preparatory Stubents. ftbe Htbenaeum Hitevav? Societ?. Htbenaeum Hicbives. Hwar s flDatie at Hue-tin College from 1889 to 1899. IPbilennoian Societ?. ot lB V 9 _ti ,3- 1« K c. b ’ ; c ■ . -«6’ .° £ £ %%, 3. 2 ££g WG S' B . tt. ,?. s� '’ uso 1’ % ■ ■ ' i® ’1 3‘ Second Cenor. J. A. WIGGINS. Jftrst ffiaes. M. SEDGWICK, J. G. ATTAWAY, . M. MARTIN, A. THOMPSON, J oung flften’s Christian association. ©fficcrs. ..............W. FRED GALBRAITH. ..............JAMES M. SEDGWICK. ..............JOHN A. WILLIAMS. ..............E. E. CARTER. Committees. . GALBRAITH, Oh. 1TE MARTIN, Chaj T. EVANS, Chairm A. WILLIAMS, Ch B. SPANGLER, C n?. ®. «. H. Cvi |pbi jfraternit . alpha alpha Chapter. GROUP. Epsilon chapter H IRevtew of Htbletics. ii? ml Htbletic association. Standing Committees. FOOTBALL RICHARD N. BASEBALL Baseball Geam, 1898. A. M. BARTON, Manager. J. W. WILSON, Captain. HARRY CERN, Catcher. J. L. McCALL, Second Base. J. W. WILSON, Left Field. J. B. FILES, Pitcher. E. CRUMLEY, Third Base. S. T. EVANS, Center Field. ALVA HARDIE, First Base. VICTOR PERRY, Short Stop. W. H. Thomas, Right Field. LANIUS and MUNROE, Substitutes. IRecovb of Crach fleam, 1898. si?g immg flit mu £cbool=ba? Memories. “H Confession.” I will always remember your kindness to-night and your past kindness. You are the only man who has ever led me to repent and want to do better. I may yet confess my guilt to the world and try to right my wrongs, but not now. I leave to-night to go—where, I do not know, but I leave my library with you and ask you to keep it until you hear from me. Do not speak for I know you are shocked, grieved and distressed. So good-bye, and possibly forever, farewell.” F. H. L. E College IRomance. Wben tbe Senior Saves Ibis Country. fllMnisters’ Club. Cow punchers. IFnbepenbent ©rber of Chicken IRaisers. ve up tbe jfeatbereO JBfpeb. professional Carbs. Quotations. Stubents’ Boarbing Club. Questions anb answers. IFnbtan Cerritor? Club. ©fflcers. Hpple Crabbers’ association. (cn pi?i g(?) Senior Class Quartet. First Tenor, McCall, First Bass. Williams, Tom Bean College Elections. KANGAROO Ikangaroo Court. I Carr-Burdette College. Home and School for Conservatory of Music, Daughters only. Art, Elocution. O. A., or MRS. O. A. CARR, Sherman, Texas. fa CHAMBERS, I ,,R5T'CLASS F,RE A™ aLAR-PROOF Merchants anb planters THE LEAblNQ Cat lot' NORTH TEXAS FEMALE COLLEGE. THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR YOUR TRADE. Diamonds, matches, jewelry, Silverware and Clocks REMEMBER: SMITH SAVES YOU THE DOLLAR. £. S. SfllTH, Jewder, NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UJciiltal a SHERMAN COMMERCIAL _jf|SS|fc NURSER1ES’ School. ORCHARD, CEMETERY, address JNO. s. KERR, Prop'r, m Union Theological Seminary Dr. N. 5. Davis, Jr., MfM nfiRRARN RT CHICAGO. ILL. 3r5 ivZr55£rr Shaw Durham Sherman. Tine Shirts Tine Suits Tine Bats Tine Crousers Tine neckwear Tine Shoes Tine Underwear 0IWIIS a Call. Steam Caundry . . . . Sherman, Texas. IllflilJ Ifull ('VUlljL SHERMAN, TEXAS. Sherman Business College. (I. (C. 'Ilmfi, yP'wiidenl, SHERMAN, - - , - - TEXAS. sags Binkley Steam Laundry. SHERMAN, TEXAS. Hugh Perry, BOOK DEALER and STATIONER. Sherman Texas. C. E. CRAYCROFT, DIVINITY SCHOOL. DRUGGIST. R. W. YATES, Mens Popular-Priced FOOTIVEAR. $3.00, $3-J0 and $4.00 Sherman, Texas. Southwestern Presbyterian I'niversity. Im.lrW fiutJ, % ll.)l.). 5 ait %A of |ualf. yPl'ioiif 21. teachers planted. UNION TEACHERS' AGENCIES OF AMERICA.