Austin College - Chromascope Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1909 volume:

Rtol v SpMratinn PROF. DAVIS FOUTE EAGLETON Musical Organizations lourft of OlruBtPPB COL. P. B. HUNT Wm. A. VINSON G. W. SNEDECOR Secretary Treasurer 1914 W. A. VINSON 1914 COL. P. B. HUNT . . .. Dallas 1914 J. L. THOMPSON . . . Houston 1914 D. W. GULICK .... Sherman 1910 DR. P. C. COLEMAN . . . Colorado 1910 JUDGE A. A. ALDRICH Crockett 1910 J. M. BLANDING . Corsicana 1910 W. L. ESTES .... Texarkana 1910 REV. J. A. WILLIAMS Durant. Okla. 1912 REV. S. J. McMURRY . . Ft. Worth 1912 J. M. FULLINWIDER . . Palestine 1912 REV. B. I. DICKEY . . San Antonio 1912 CAPT. D. D. PEDEN . . Houston 1912 E. E. BRYAN...................Giddings 1912 G. E. WILSON .... Sherman 1914 CAPT. J. A. GREEN . . . McKinney Ixrrutibr (Enmmiltrr REV. T. S. CLYCE, Chairman. COL. P. B. HUNT Wm. A. VINSON G. E. WILSON D. W. GULICK BOARD OF TRUSTEES r =0 3Fantlty (fee—— ■4) 3K a r it 11 it THOMAS STONE CLYCE President Mental and Moral Philosophy and BIBLE King College, A. B., ’87 Columbia Theological Seminary, ’90 Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary B. D„ ’91 Southwestern Presbyterian University. D. D.p 1900 President Austin College 1900 DAVIS FOUTE EAGLETON Registrar and Chairman of the Faculty ENGLISH Davidson College, A. B„ ’84; A. M., '94 Professor Austin College ’89-’97, 1900 CHARLES CARRINGTON SCOTT McGregor Professor of Chemistry and Physics Hampden-Sidney College, A. B. '88 Graduate Student in Chemistry, University of Virginia. '89 Graduate Student in Chemistry, Johns Hop- kins University '96-97, ’97-98 Graduate Scholarship '96-98 Lecturer on Chemistry, University School Baltimore, ’98 Assistant Assayer, Chicago Assay Office, '04 Graduate Student in Physics, University of Chicago, '05. In Europe ’06-’07-’08 Member of Chemical Society Professor Austin College, '89-’96-1900 ROBERT RITCHIE HARWELL Secretary of the Faculty GREEK AND GERMAN Hampden-Sidney College, A. B., '97-M. A. '98 Fellow in Latin, Hampden-Sidney College. '97-98. Yale, B. D. '03. Graduate Fellowship Yale '03-04 Professor Austin College, '04 JAMES EDWARD WINSTON HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE University of Virginia, B. A., ’95 University of Virginia, M. A., ’98 Instructor in State College of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky., ’00-’04 Graduate Student in History and Economics, University of Chicago, Summer Term, ’02 Graduate Student in History and Political Science, Howard University, ’04-’07 Howard University, A. M., ’05 Instructor in History, University of Texas, ’07-’08 Professor Austin College, ’08 GEORGE WADDELL SNEDECOR Bursar MATHEMATICS University of Alabama, B. S. '05 Selma Military Institute ’05-’07 Professor Austin College, ’07 CHARLES ROBERTSON PEPPER LATIN AND FRENCH Graduate University of Virginia in Modern Languages, '86 King College. A. M.. 88. King College. D. L. 98 Chair Latin and Greek. Washington College, Tennessee. 1888-1890 Chair Greek and German. King College '90- 96 Chair Greek and German. Central University. Kentucky. 96- 98 Chair Latin and German. King College. 98-1900 Professor Austin College. 1908 JAMES J. DELANEY SPANISH Principal Preparatory School King College, A. B. 1900 Graduate Student in Spanish, University of Virginia, 1904 Principal Euharlee Presbyterian Institute, Georgia, 01- 02 Superintendent Schools, Marion, Virginia ’02-’04 Head Master, Carlisle Military Academy, Texas, ’04-’08 Professor Austin College, 1908 Slnatrurtnra WALTER E. LONG Student Instructor in Latin and Mathematics | ★ QloUrgr (Ealrnimr ★ ] iiffi 1� HliilflfHlf :0n Sf.if. 7L T -G-Aa) uj kJr f UM -A'tJJL thm. (£ I a a a uf 1909 fHotto Uinlors .Jflouirr ©ffitrra R. E. Henderson E. S. Crawford L. A. Wight W. A. Riall C. D. Morrel J. E. Hixon President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Sergeant-at-Arms Class Poet EDWIN SWINK CRAWFORD, Jr., B. S. Sherman, Texas ‘'The soul of this man is in his clothes. Athletic Editor Chromascope; Sergeant-at- Arms, ’07-’08; V. Pres. ’08-’09, Class ’09; Member Athletic Council, ’05-06, ’06-’07, ’07- ’08; Member Football Squad, ’05; Football Team, ’06-’07, '08; Captain Football Team, ’06; Member Glee Club, ’06-’09; Member Octette, ’07-'08; Member Judicial Committee, ’07-’08; Philennoian Society; Member Ko- dunk Kommittee Kangaroo Kourt, ’08-’09 STEPHEN REAVES COLEMAN, A. B. ATHENAEUM Colorado, Texas “The only argument available with an East wind is to put on your overcoat.” Asst. Editor-in-Chief Chromascope; Ser- geant-at-Arms, ’05-06; V. Pres. ’07-’08, Class ’09; Supervisor, ’08 Anthenaeum Society; Asst. Bus. Mgr. Reveille, ’06-07; V. Pres. Glee Club, ’07-’08; Bus. Mgr. Glee Club, ’08-’09; Member Athletic Council, ’06-’07, ’07-’08, ’08- ’09; Member Tennis Club, ’05-’08. ROBERT ERASTUS HENDERSON, A, B. ATHENAEUM Longview, Texas “And what is so tedious as a twice told tale.” Secretary, ’06-’07; President, ’08-’09, Class, ’09; Treasurer, ’07; Secretary, ’07; Critic, 08; V. Pres. '09, Athenaeum Society; Rep- resentative Preliminary Oratorie Contest, ’09; Prosecuting Attorney Kangaroo Kourt, ’09 HUGH LEVIS HALL, A. B. Sherman, Texas “It would talk. Lord, how It talked. Asst. Bus. Mgr. Chromaacope; Sergeant- at-Arms, ’08-’09, Class ’09; Soap Holder Kan- garoo Kourt, ’08-’09 JAMES EBEN INGRAM A. B. ATHENAEUM Teneha, Texas “Choice word and measured phase, above the reach of ordinary men,” Editor-in-Chief Chromascope, ’09; Asst. Editor-in-Chief, ’08; Historian, ’05-’06; Presi- dent, ’06-’07, Class, ’09; Supervisor, ’06-’06; Rec. Sec. ’07; Critic, ’07; V. Pres. ’08; Pres. ’08; Sergeant-at-Arms, ’09, Athenaeum Society; San Jacinto Contest, ’07-’08; Treas- urer, ’07-’08; Pres. ’08-’09, Athletic Associa- tion; V. Pres. Y. M. C. A. ’08; Asst. Attor- ney, ’07-’08; Judge ’08-’09, Kangaroo Kourt; Asst. Librarian, ’06-’08; Instructor in Pre- paratory Dept. ’08-’09; Brother Class, ’08; Delegate to State Oratorical Assn. ’08; Dele- gate to Y. M. C. A. Convention, Ft. Worth, ’07; Delegate to Select Judges for State Oratorical Contest, ’09. JAMES EPHRIAM HIXSON A. B. PHILENNOIAN Dallas, Texas “A poet not in love is out at sea.” Rec. Sec. ’06; Critic, ’07; Rec. Sec. ’07; Member Jud. Com. ’07; V. Pres. ’08; His- torian, '08; Critic, ’08; Mem. Jud. Com. ’09; Pres. ’08-’09, Philennoian Society; Mem. Y. M. C. A. ’08-’09; Mem. Tennis Club, ’07-’09; Exchange Editor Reveille, ’07-’08; Officer Kangaroo Kourt, ’08-’09; San Jacinto Or- atorical Contest, ’09. CLYDE DOUGLAS MORREL A. B. ATHENAEUM Milford. Texas “Counts his sure gains and hurries back for more.” Asst Bus. Mgr. Chromascope; Cor. 8ec. ’05; Rec. Sec. '06; Treasurer. '08: Critic. '08; V. Pres. '08. Athenaeum Society; Bus. Mgr. Reveille. ’07-’08: Athletic Council. '05- '06. '07-'08. '08-'09; Mgr. Football Team. '08; Brother Class, '08; Honor Roll. '04-’05. ROBERT LOWERY OWEN A. B. ATHENAEUM Graham, Texas “Thou who hast the fatal gift of beauty.” Asst. Editor-in-Chief Chromascope; Fool, ’05-’06; V. Pres. '06-’09; Pres. ’07-’08, Class ’09; V. Pres. ’08-’09; Supervisor of Supplies, ’07-’08 Tennis Club; V. Pres. Y. M. C. A. ’07; Delegate to Y. M. C. A. Convention at Dal- las, ’07; Delegate to Y. M. C. A. Encamp- ment at Clifton, ’07; Treas. ’07; Rec. Sec. ’07; Cor. Sec.’08; V. Pres.’08; Pres.’09; Mem. Im- provement Committee, ’07-’09, Athenaeum Society; Sec. and Treas. Glee Club, ’08-’09; Pres, of Ministerial Association, ’08-’09; Asst. Judge Kangaroo Kourt, ’08-’09; Repre- sentative Declamatory Contest, ’06; Inter- Society Debate, ’08; Winner with L. A. Wight of Inter-Society Debate, ’09. 30 JAMES GETTYS McCAMPBELL RAMSEY A. B. ATHENAEUM San Antonio, Texas “The man that blushes is not quite a Local Editor Chromascope; Historian of Class, ’07-’08; Officer Kangaroo Kourt, ’08- ’09; Member Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ’08; Mem- ber Glee Club, ’06-’09; President, ’08-’09; Member Octette, ’07-’09; Rec. Sec. ’07, Treasurer, ’08; Cor. Sec. ’08; President ’09, Athenaeum Society; Winner Short Story Contest, ’08; Representative in San Jacinto Oratorical, ’08; Preliminary Oratorical, ’09. EARL R. PARKER B. S. ATHENAEUM Sherman, Texas “You are an alchemist, make gold out of that.” Treasurer, ’08; V. Pres. ’08, Athenaeum Society; Officer Kangaroo Kourt, ’08-’09; Honor Roll, ’07-’08. JOHN EDWIN ROBINSON A. E PHILENNOIAN Pittsburg, Texas “I never care to talk as witty as I can. Social Editor Chromascope; Cor. Sec. ’07 Rec. Sec. ’07; Historian, ’07; Critic '08 Cor. Sec. ’08; Pres. ’09; Philennoian Society Declamatory Contest, 06-’07; Preliminan Contest, ’09; Member State Oratorical As sociation, ’08; Member Glee Club, ’07-’09- Member Octette, ’07-’09; Member of Tenni' Club, ’05-’06; Member Baseball Team ’08- CapL Class Baseball Team, ’08. WILLIAM ALFRED RIALL A. B. PHILENNOIAN Sherman, Texas ‘‘An affable and a courteous gentleman. Treasurer. ’08-’09. Class ’09; Spatter Kangaroo Kourt, ’09: Inter-Society Debate, '09; President, '09, Philennoian Society. THOMAS CHALMERS VINSON A. B. PHILENN OI AN Sherman, Texas “One may smile and smile and be a vil- Bus. Mgr. Chromascope, ’09; Asst. Bus. Mgr. Chromascope, ’08; Historian of Class, ’06-’07; Member Tennis Club, ’05-’09; Super- visors of Supplies, ’06-’07; Treasurer, ’07-’08; Pres. ’08-’09, Tennis Club; Member Glee Club, ’07-’09; V. Pres. ’08-’09; Cor. Sec. Y. M. C. A. ’07; Pres. Y. M. C. A. ’08; Delegate to Y. M. C. A. Convention at Dallas, ’07; Asst. Prosecuting Attorney Kangaroo Kourt, ’08-’09; Sergeant-at-Arms, ’06; Treasurer, ’07; Recording Secretary, '07; Cor. Sec. ’08; V. Pres. ’08; Treasurer, ’08; Pres. ’08; Cor. Sec. ’09; Critic, ’09; Philennoian Society; San Jacinto Contest, ’08. CHARLES PERRY SILLIMAN A. B. ATHENAEUM Saltillo, Mexico “What does so sing and yet does wail?” Art Editor Chromascope; Member Glee Club, ’06-’09; Orchestra, ’06-’08; Octette, ’08- ’09; Violin Trio, ’08-’09; Member Second Football Team, ’07; Second Baseball Team, 08; Sergeant-at-Arms, ’07; Supervisor, ’08; Athenaeum Society; Officer Kangaroo Kourt ’08-’09. L. ALLEN WIGHT A. B ATHENAEUM Sweetwater, Texas “Three-fifths of him genius, and two-flfths of him sheer fudge.” Literary Editor Chromascope; Treasurer Class, '10, '06-’07; V. Pres. Class, ’10; ’07-'08; Sec. Class, '09, ’08-'09; Member Tennis Club, ’06-’09; Member Athletic Council, ’08-’09; Klerk of Kangaroo Kourt, ’08-’09; Treasurer, ’07; Secretary, ’08; President, ’09; Critic, ’09, Athenaeum Society; Representative Declamatory Contest, '07; Inter-Society De- bate, ’08; Winner with R. L. Owen of Inter- Society Debate, ’09; Honor Roll, ’06-’07, ’07- '08; Scholarship Medal, ’07-’08. ©ur g ZtHB: (SliiBB of Ntnrtren Bfinf Is'llgtiflfoJaO ffliann lana Sslsfir 3S?J3SS“ •mmm 'rnmsm- ffirnthrrs’ Jfaluiritrs N l iatorg of tlje OIlaHH of ’09 Junior (CUbb «otto (Offirrts Jas. H. Sullivan R. W. Bukchard Clyde Eagleton C. W. Rhea . W. R. Hall President Vice President Treasurer Historian (Claaa Roll Alexander, J. K. Blanding, H. 0. Burchard, R. W. Delaney, T. C. Eagleton, Clyde Fincher, E. P. Hall, W. R. Hickman, J. W. McWilliams. John Niclaus, E. a. Rhea, C. W. Richardson. F. M. Sullivan, Jos. H. JUNIOR CLASS Sistom of (Hlasa of 1910 —HISTORIAN. apfyamarr (filas� A. L. WHITCHER J. A. HENDERSON R. M. MUNROE J. S. SLEEPER A. F. TEMPLETON Claw Colors Rlomrr Claim Roll SOPHOMORE CLASS opl)0ttuirp (Class istnrg FRES HAAAfl. ©ffirpra of JPrpalimait (Elaaa H. A. Story A. S. Bell T. M. Cunningham M. C. Kirkpatrick A. T. Stewart President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer Sertreant-at-Arms Historian .Jflnuirr «otto (Class Soil FRESHMAN CLASS Jrrahmau (Claaa dietary § ub-3FrPshman (ElaBB SUB-FRESHMAN CLASS history of tfjr (Haas of 1913 Athlrtir Asfinriatum (Offirrrg J. E. Ingram S. R. Coleman J. M. Lewis W. R. Hall J. A. Henderson C. D. Morrel A. F. Templeton Virr President Treasurer Supervisor Mirr. I'i� itlinll Team Mur. Rasehall Team fflrutbrra uf Atlilrtir (Tmmril L. A. Wight. S. R. Coleman. J. K. Alexander. E. P. Fincher. J. M. Lewis. It. II. Mkuank. W. E. Conn-ally. A. s. Bell. L. P. Jones. L. S. McDowell. Atljlrtira in Austin dnllwje IF o o t h a 11 FOOTBALL OFFICIALS iFnotball S'pgalara J. A. HENDERSON (“Stumpy”) Left end ’07-’08. Left end, right end, and quarter-back ’08-’09. Weight 138. Height 5-4. Has worn the College “A” two years. Ranks among the best quarters in the history of the A. C. Team. Cool, collected, quick and gritty. Displays judgment and foresight in every stage of the game. Class ’ll. H. B. CORLEY Fullback ’07-’08, ’08-’09. Weight 176. Height 6-0. Member of squad two years. Given College “A” first year. Invincible fullback, and is a hard, fast and enduring player. His work is characterized by long gains, and ferocious defense. An all round star and a credit to any team. Class ’12. E. S. CRAWFORD. Right halfback ’08-’09; Left Half- back ’07-’08; Left Halfback ’06-’07. Weight 167. Height 6-81. Member of squad four yean. Given College “A” second year. One of the most durable, gritty and gaining halves in the history of the team. Work shows coolness, and good judg- ment. A thoroughly reliable player on both offensive and defensive work. Class ’09. W. E. CONALLY. Right Tackle ’07-’08, ’08-’09. Weight 174. Height 5-7. Member of squad two years. Given College A” first year. Strongest tackle since ’05. Star on offensive and defensive. Work characterized by interference breaking, gritty play, and good gains. Class ’12. H. 0. BLANDING. Captain ’08-’09. Quarterback ’07- ’08. Quarterback and right end ’08- ’09. Weight 138. Height 5-7. Member of squad two years. Given the College “A” first year. Strong on interference, sure on defensive, and fast gainer on end runs. Class ’10. M. C. KIRKPATRICK. Member of squad one year. Weight 162. Height 6-0. Given College “A” first year. Very true in passing the ball on double and delayed passes. Steady on offensive and defensive, shows ex- ceptional work as a first year man. Class ’12. C. C. MASON. Right Guard. Weight 198. Height 6-0. Member of squad one year. Given the College A” first year. Ranks among the best players in the history of the A. C. team. Invincible on the line and reliable in every stage of the game. Class ’12. D. H. MEBANE. Left Guard. Substitute Guard '07- ’08. Weight 186. Height 6-2. Given College A” second year. Excellent on offensive and defensive work. Very enduring, gritty, a hard and low hitter. Class ’ll. D. B. TIPTON. Left Tackle. Weight 174. Height 5-7. Member of squad two years. Reliable tackle and interference breaker. Work characterized by en- thusiasm and grit. Given the Col- lege “A” second year. Class ’12. PAYTON LANE. Left End. Weight 155. Height 5-8. Member of squad one year. Given the College “A” first year. Strong defensive, sure on passes and safe on recovering punts and fumbles. Ex- ceptional first year man. Class ’12. C. R. STOREY. Left half back. Weight 162. Height 6-10. ____ Member of squad one year. Given the College “A” first year. Good punter, displaying skill and judg- ment in all team work. Hard hitter and rapid gainer on cross bucks and end runs. Class ’12. C. A. RICHENSTEIN. Coach. The achievements of the Foot Ball Team of ’08-’09 were not won alone. Our Rich” was the “power be- hind the throne.” His unerring judgment, untiring energy and faith- ful service gave us the victory. He is a man of long football experience, having assisted in coaching the A. M. College team in ’06-’07. He show- ed his ability in developing the Austin College team from almost absolutely raw material. FOOTBALL SPONSORS BASEBALL OFFICERS laaphall BASEBALL practice began the middle of February with many new men on the field. Under the direction of Coach Salm, As- sistant Coach Clayton and Captain Henderson it has been making steady progress since. Manager, Mr. A. F. Templeton, has arranged an exceptionally heavy schedule, one that should inspire our representatives on the diamond to their best efforts, and to him our most hearty thanks are due for his untiring efforts and interest manifest in the team. He is widely acquainted with amateur base- ball players of the State and has used his influence in bringing some of them to Austin College. Two games have been played up to this date—the New York Giants on March 22 and 23. As a matter of course, we were defeated, but taking the difference of the teams into consideration the results were entirely satisfactory and we have a good foundation for our hopes for success during the coming season. Cmr-lp Catchers—Perry, Lane. Pitchers—Malloy, Weatherford, Gribble. First Base—Coleville. Captain, Second Base—Henderson. Third Base—Carey. Short Stop—Wilson. Left Field—Ramsay, W. E. Center Field—Parker, H. Left Field—McDaniels. o A. (C. SIpitttiB Cfilub ’DB-’D9 (OffirrrB T. C. Vinson R. L. Owen J. K. Alexander E. P. Fincher President Vice President . Secretary-Treasurer Supervisor finll Eagleton, Clyde Ramsey, J. C. Boynton, Walter Silliman, C. P. Alexander, J. K. Siler, L. M. Goodson, Will Monroe, R. M. Vinson, T. C. Thompson, Ernest Dubose, P. W. ($1 GILLESPIE, J. H. Fincher. E. P. Lang, C. H, Davies, J. B. Mills, Ed. Wight, L. A. Smith, E. M. Gregg, W. R. Robinson, G. T. ( Ut OUub (Slip 1pp (Club THE Glee Club of Austin College dates its history from the found- ing in the fall of 1905. Since its organization it has been under the direction of Prof. G. E. Case, whose careful and painstaking labors have resulted in a manifest improvement from year to year. Each spring since the establishment of the Club one or more trips to neighboring towns have been made. To these concert tours and especially to the annual visit of the Club to the Texas Presbyterian College at Milford, each member has looked forward with much anticipation. The principal tour of the past season included Milford, Corsicana, and Cleburne. Twenty-four of the best singers were selected from an original membership of over fifty to make this tour. Beside the regular numbers by the Glee Club proper and the Octette, variety was added to the programs by the renditions of the Violin Trio, of Miss Belle Hughes, soprano, and of Mr. Emil Niclaus, violinist. Prof. Case assisted the Club again this season as director and accompanist. ORGANIZATIONS CLUBS Y. M. C. A. CABINET Houng Urn's (Elutstian ABBnriation W. E. Long Jno. McWilliams R. F. Griiiblf. C. H. Lang President Vice President Recording Secretary Treasurer I. m. ci. a. IJljiUnnatau Motto (Colora OMSrrra John Robinson John McWilliams R. W. Burchard C. W. Rhea C. S. Ramsey T. C. Vinson E. M. Smith President Vice President Recording Secretary Treasurer responding Secretary Critic Sergeant-at-Arms Dubirial (Committer J. E. Hixson. Soil of fHrmbrrti T. Delaney. iRputinir nf pnlmunan urtetij V iMlflcj) ®1}£ Athpnaeum ijiatory of the Athenaeum lonely R. L. OWEN. '09. L. A. WIGHT. ’09. W. R. HALL. 10. Spbatara MJiniwr af rpltmittarg ©ratoriral nm A Melodrama in ©nr Act languishing Cass Cmtrrs' Cragur RENDEZVOUS. Slogan: “May I Go With You, My Pretty Maid? Motto: In Every Fight, Wherever Fit, Our Common Aim to Make a 'Hit. CHIEF LUMINARY...........................Full Muon, «Behind a Cloud� (0 Burra BOB GRIBBLE.................................... President and King of Hearts JULIAN SLEEPER.........................Vice President and Harness Admirer LUSK COLLVILLE..................................Treasurer and Trophy Toter M. HOOVER...........................General Valet and Chief Hair Dresser iHrmbrrahiy Snipe Smith, Howard Haygood, Walter Connally and similar specimens from where the creek divideth her branches. Irformrra’ Sealm iFaatinij Jffrlluutaljtp Jtellfluiflljtp (Emiplrta (0ffirpra MORE CORN KIRKPATRICK SOUP RAVISHER COLEMAN HANDIT OVER BLANDING RAW MEAT MONROE . . ALL FOR ME TEMPLETON STARVATION DAVIES Chief Corner on Breadstuffs Disfigured Pharisee Ktbii iCPB Klub (Charter Applied far). MOTTO: “Lore Me and the World in Mine. COLORS: Red Calieo and Blue Jeans. Purpose: To assist in the social development of the marriage- able contingency (female) of N. T. C. Reflection: O wad some power the giftie gie us, to see oursel’s taff of (OfTtrrrs 190B-19D9 Rev. Augustus Harris................................President Joy Eternal Robinson .................... Smiling Colossus High Level Hall..........................Coquette Tamer Ever See'em Crawford.....................Head Line Leader Just Did McLean..........................Provoking Teaser Store Front Ornaments: Conally, Parks, Mores, Haygood, Bill McKamay and C. R. Story. Membership, too fluctuating and transient to mention. Requirements for Membership: G. T. H. hat, red stock, patent smile, and round eyes. Subject to impeachment if found guilty of good behavior. SUmglj Sitora Sing MOTTO: Lives of th’ Alumni all remind us fHrmhrral)ip (Officiating (Committee Reaves Coleman J. E. Hixson Stanley White Roy Cleveland Alex Gray j. M. Lewis, Clyde Eagleton, J. W. Hickman, }.........................Stable Scrapers D. H. Mebane, I J. W. Boyle, ) Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist . . . Stable Blacksmith . . Tireless Trainer Peritissimus Equeister Adjuster of Rubber Horse-shoes (Tribute SItjp lighting Snozi'ra’ Ulnodg lattb Beverages: Anything but Water. Rendezvous: Down Where the Budweiser Flows. Motto: What Harm in Drinking Can There Be Since Drink and Life So Well Agree? Membership: (Restricted to preachers and gamblers.) ©ffirrra R. L. Owen J. W. Hickman Tyler Henry J. B. Shumate tJ. C. Ramsey J. E. Hixson C. P. Rigler Stanley White J. M. Richardson Keg Buster Anti-Water Wagon Fiend . . . Cork Smeller Greedy Guzzler Ribald Reprobate Free Lunch Grabber Corkscrew Manipulator Bottle Holder Bubble Blower ♦Renegade devotee of Carrie Nation. fOldest member and founder of the order. Gknlngtral dmera of ’03 Page 139 torn from the original book. Page 140 tom from the original book. (grinds s g£gS £S£3snSS Sr? at Appmnattax Jfftgljttttg for a JranrljiB? iiijis!� ummu J ubliratiottB rSSf““-Sa SSH? 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We are the oldest Lumber Manufacturers in Texas...................................................HOUSTON, TEXAS WEAR’S PHOTO STUDIO HIGH GRAVE W 0 R K 0 H L Y Kodaks Kodak Supplies Frames and Art Goods See Our Line of Post Cards The most beautiful ' and complete in the City NEW PHONE 321 OLD PHONE 812 SHERMAN, TEXAS Austin IJraabyterian (Eljeologtral rmtnary R. E. VINSON, Secretary - - Austin, Texas BEAR in mind that we sell only the LATEST STYLES and most reliable merchandise. There is a col- lege suit here for you. You will be amazed to see what true, honest values your $15, $20, $25 and Upwards WILL PURCHASE Livingston Bros. The Best Clothes in America SHERMAN, TEXAS RANDELL RANDELL LAW OFFICES Sherman. Texas Drs. Weaver Crowder Oculists and Aurists J. H. WOOD ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW SHERMAN. TEXAS Doctors Gunby, Hoard and Anderson PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS DR. W. B. LOVING G. P. WEBB ATTORNET AT LAW GEO. E. CASE V.ict, Plan., Harmon, Studio 302 S. Crockett St. Drs. E. J. Neathery, G.S. Ellis and W. B. Ellis The Eader-Allen Company OF COURSE WE WANT YOUR TRADE AUR VERY OBJECT IN ■ ■ advertising is to get your % W trade, and we doubt if there is another DRUG STORE anywhere that appreciates it more. Besides, it’s to your advantage to come to us, where you will find tne largest stock, best assortment and the prompt attention you are entitled to. “The Popular Drug Store” Sherm PUI an Ice Con RE DISTILLED WATER , CAR SHIPMENTS A SPECIALTY Coal DEALERS IN ALL KINDS ipany ICE E. Arnoldi, Mgr. Phones No. 90 People Who Read and work at night, and investigate, find Gas cheaper, besides Gas Makes the Mellow Light Come in and ask Questions. If in trouble, Sherman Gas Light Fuel Go. Austin GJnUwtP _____FOR YOUNG MEN Rev. Thomas S. Clyce, D. D., President . Sherman, Texas The Commercial National Bank Sherman, Texas We Carry the Latest Styles in Clothing, Tailoring and Men's JFurniahmja BONNER WHITE : Capital and Surplus 8145.000. 00 DEPOSITS 8600.000. 00 c BUSINESS COLLECF Is Your business Cordially Invited COURSES TAUGHT: Bookkeeping, Banking, Advanced HALL FURNITURE COMPANY . Furniture . Y PAYMENTS A SPECIALTY JS BEFORE BUYING E . N . MORRISON The Texas Blue Print and Supply Gompany KEUFFEL ESSER GOMPANY EMILE BENZEL’S New Lunch Room Merchants' Lunch j (except Sunday) EVERYTHING IN SEASON f. TRAVIS STREET CARPETS, RUGS and DRAPERIES Hollinsworth Carpet Co. You Can't Come, Why Write CATALOGUE O.V REQUEST s s Tl Craycroft-Stinson Drug Company SELL flipra Meerschaum Briar SHERMAN, TEXAS Texas Traction Company BETWEEN SHERMAN and DALLAS Convenient INI ft smoke j|OMFORTABLE | CINDERS FOR INFORMATION CALL ON ANY OF OUR AGENTS OF WRITE JAS. P. GRIFFIN, G. P. A. VESTAL Music Sewing Machine Co. A. 0. T. (ALWAYS ON TIME) All the Latest SHEET Phones 508 Mnm BOARDING HORSES Telephone Connection -12 South T.av.s Sherman Transfer i Lhrery Co. SHERMAS, TEXAS “-s'1' The Strange Jewelry Co. Sherman Greenhouses and Garden SILVERWARE Novelties (Hut SUoutpra A SPECIALTY r;l7“l,,rr Z.Trlpwosl£J H. O. HANNAH SON The Continental State Bank Appreciates the Accounts of College Men and pledges its co-operation, in every endeavor looking to the making of Sherman, the peer of any College Town in America M. P. XLINE Company Printers, Lithographers Embossers and Blank Book Manufacturers OF SHERMAN Hanufarturinij Sdalimtrra and Monogram Stationery. ■- q IV, Engrave Wedding Invi SAMPLES AND ON REQUEST TELEPHONE CONNECTION Cor. Commerce and Poydras Sts. DALLAS, TEXAS