Rice University - Campanile Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1934 volume:

iiit tli t. n y 11 fl fl II II ? vnSP N V ' Kv i J ;: iJlli ' ! UJiiMUUUi X M o - ,.,111111 nil -iS jre,CA rtrtP i4 EiNq-, Ult THE 193 4 GERAMI F. RKHARUSON EDITOR • A7 .1 N AG E R .lOSKI ' H I . AI EO CAMPANILE PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF RICE IIVSTITMTE VOLUME NINETEEN TO ONi: WHO IS GKNUINKl.V DKNOTEIJ TO KICE AND KICE STUDENTS: TO THE GENEROUS DONOK OK OUR SOCIAL CENTER, AUTKY HOUSE; TO A I) E A R L I) MKS. JAMEJii LOC KIIAKT ALTUY, r HIS It O O k IS RES R K C T F U L L Y i i; I) I c r K 1) , FOREWORD THE STAFF OF THIS NIISETEENTH VOLUME OF THE CAMPANILE HAVE ENDEAVORED TO SET DOWN IN PICTURES AND IN WORKS A SUMMARY OF THE ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS OF THE 1933-1934 SCHOOL YEAR. IT IS OUR DESIRE THAT THIS BOOK WILL HELP TO PRESERVE FOR YOU SOME OF THE MEMORIES RELATED TO THIS YEAR AT RICE. IF THIS DESIRE IS FULFILLED, AND IF THE BOOK PLEASES YOU, WE SHALL BE PLEASED. CONTENTS ADMINISTU r ION CLASSES CAMPUS VANITY F A I { SPORTS AI . IIXI««TKATIOI¥ CLOISTER t . ■ ' Hi ' ' . r V.) :s; :; ur - TIKKETS POIti H r ■ '  - -tU f ' 11 ' ,1 1 AH ' Vjiii. . A ' = ' V ' tr - ' ' ' T- . I 1) ro i: io. ' s CAMPAl ILK ADMINISTRATION TO iiiie: xi etee thirty- foih Almost every vear I have liad tlie privilege of offering a few good wishes to tlie fresliinen from llie desk of the Phvsics Amphitlieatre and as many to the seniors on a page in the (Campanile. For vou in the autumn of 1930 I expressed the hope thai here you would become at home in the university and learn to find your wav about in the universe. Today I hope that from the opportunities lliis place has afforded you for the exercise of vour faculties vou have gained distinction in ipialities of mind and heart such as these: imagination: magnanimilv: tenacity of purpose: courage: generosity to ideas, individuals, and institutions: j)itv wherever pity is needed: and judgment. It i.s an array of very human activities that I have ascribed to vou. There is nothing new in I he array, for its several elements are hardy virtues as old as the spirit of man. Nor are they in any way peculiar to vou, for in some degree they are exemplified among all conditions of men. In the sequence as written there is little of logic, and not much consistency. But consistency and logic alone make hardh half a man. The point is thai these half dozen human qualities are essential alike to integrity of character and lo intellectual integrity. And if I had to arrange them in order of their relative im- portance and had to pick out the best of the seven for you. I should choose the first and the last: namely, imagination and judgment: while if you were sitting in judgment on me. I shoidd very much like to imagine that you migiit find some place in your estimate for at least one of tiic three: pit . generosity, courage. {cula. MAir THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES JAMES ADDISO BAKER: CHAIRMAN WILLIAM MARSH RICE. JR.: VICE-CHAIRMAN JOHN THADDEUS SCOTT: VICE-CHAIRMAN BENJAMIN BOTTS RICE: SECRETARY-TREASURER EDGAR ODELL LOVETT ALEXANDER SESSUMS CLEVELAND EDWARD ANDREW PEDEN OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION EDGAR ODELL LOVETT. PH.D.. SC.D.. LL.D. President HARRY ROVKK WEISKU. IMI.l). Dean SAMUEL GLENN McCANN, M.A. Registrar JOHN THOMAS MrCANTS, M.A. Bursar Ki)G K (Tl)l5LL LovElT. Pli.D. (Virginia and Loipsic). IjL.I). (Drake. Tiilanc. and Bavior). Sr.D. ((ioiorado (JDlicge). fornicrlv i ' rorossnr of MallKMiiatics in Princeton University, and later Head of the Department of Vstrononiv in the same institution: Professor of Mathenialies ami President of the Institute. II viun BoYEK Weiser, M.A. (Ohio S tate). Ph.U. (Cornell). formerly Assistant Instructor in Chemistry at Cornell University: Assistant Professor of Chemistry in the University of Tennessee; Instrnrtor in Chemistry at the Riee Institute: Professor of Cherais- lr and Dean of the Institute. Samiei. Clenn McCann. Ph.B. (Wooster). M.A. (Riee). for- merl Fellow in History at the Riee Institute: Instructor in Juris- prudence and Registrar of the Institute. .ToHV Thomas McCants. M.A. (Virginia and Yale), formerly Scholar at the Ifniversitv of Virginia and University Fellow at ale University: later Instructor in English at the Rice Institute: Instructor in Business Administration and Bursar of the Institute. SrocKTO? AxsoN. M.A. (Weslevan). Litt.D. (Pittsburgh), F.II.D. (Wesleyan). LL.D. (Knox), formerly of the University of ermont and of Adelphi College: later Professor of English Litera- lurc ill Princeton University: Professor of English Literature. Hoiiicn r (in _ yiLLE Cai dwell. B.A. (Wooster). Ph.D. (Prince- Ion L niversitv;. formerly Professor of Economics in the (!(illcg ' of Wooster: later Assistant Professor of 1 1 istorN at the Rice Institute: Professor of American History: absent on leave. Asa Ci! F()R|) ( ' .ha di.er. B.A. (Cornell). Ph.D. (California). formerU Assistant Professor of Zoology and Physiology at Oregon gricultinal College; Instructor in Biology at the Rice Institute; later Research Associate of the School of Tropical Medicine, (ialcutta. India: Professor of Biology. (iliif ' FiTH CoNRAt) Evans. Ph.D. (Ilaryard). formerly Inslriirlor in Mathematics at Harvard liniversity: .Sheldon Fellow of llar ard I niversitx at the I niversitv of Rome: later Assistant Professor of Pure Mathematics al the Rice Institute: I ' rofessor of Pure Mathematics. M x Frei ND. Ph.D. (Leipsic). fornu-rK Assistant Lecturer in the German Language and Literature al Liverpool I iiiversit College: Royal Professor of German and Teutonic Philology in (Queens Lhiiversity of Belfast. Ireland, and Examiner in the Roval University of Ireland: later Professorial Lecturer in Modern Eng- lish at the I niversitv of Giesscn an l Marburg. (Germany: Professor of German. Clmde WiLLtAM Heaps. B.S. (Northwestern). Ph.D. (Prince- ton), formerly (Mass of I860 Experimental Science I ' tdlow of Princeton University; Instructor in Physics at the University of Missouri; Instructor in Physics, and later Assistant Professor of Physics at the Rice Institute: Professor of Physics. Herbert Kay Hi mphrey. B.S. in E.E. (Illinois). M.S. in E.E. (Hlinois). formerly Assistant Consniting Engineer of the General Electric Company: Instrnctor in Electrical Engineering, and later Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering at the Rice Institute: Professor of Electrical Engineering: absent on leave. Alan Digald McKillop. Ph.D. (Harvard), former! v Instruc- tor in English at the University of Illinois: Instructor in English and later Assistant Professor of English at the Kice Institute: Professor of English. Marcel Morwd. Agrege de FEniversite de France. Docleur es Leltres (Paris), formerly Instructor in French at the L niversity of Minnesota and at Princeton L ' niversity: later Associate Profes- sor of French at the L niversity of Toronto: I ' rotcssor of I rench. Joseph Horace Pound. B.S. in M.i;. (Missouri), formerlv Instructor in the School of the Westinghouse Machine (!oin|)anv: Instructor in Mechanical Engineering and later Assistant Profes- sor of Mechanical F ngineering at the Rice Institute: Professor of Mechanical Engineering. Lewis Babcock Ryon. Jr.. C.E. (Lehigh). fornierK Instrnctor in Civil Engineering and later Assistant Prcjfessor of Civil Engi- neering at the Rice Institute: Professor of Civil Engineering. Harry Alexander Scott. Ph.D. (( ohnnhia). formerlv In- structor in Physical Education at ( olundiia I iiiversitv, and Pro- fessor of Physical Education at the I niversity of()regon: Professor of Phvsical Education. John Willis Slaighti:k. B. . fLondiard). Ph. J). (Michigan). formerly Lecturer on Sociology in the School ol Economics at the LIniversitv of London: Lecturer in (Civics and Philanthropv. Radoslav Andrea Tsanoff. B.A. (Oberlin). Ph.D. (Cornell), lormerly Sage Fellow of (Cornell L iiiversitv: Instructor in Philoso- [)hv at Clark Lniversitv: later Assistant Professor of I ' liilosopliN at the Rice Institute: Professor of PhiloMiphv. ILLIAM W AiiD ATKiN. B.S. ill Arcli. (Pciins 1 aiiia), M.A.I.- A., formerly Scholar in Architecture in the LTiiiversity of Pennsyl- vania: Associate Architect with Messrs. Cram and Ferguson, the supervising architects of the Institute; Instructor in An hitecture and later Assistant Professor of Architecture at the Rice Institute: Professor of Architecture. Harold Albert Wilson. F.R.S., M.A. ((Janihridg ' ). M.Sc. ( ictoria). D.Sc. (London), formerlv IHiI Exhiliilion Scholar of Leeds LTniversity; Allen Scholar and (ilerk Maxwell Student of Cambridge Lniversity; Scholar in Phvsics of London L niversity: Fellow of Trinity College. Cambridge LTniversity: Professor ol Physics in King ' s College, London: Professor of Phvsics in McGill University; Professor of Physics at the Rice Institute: later Profes- sor of Natural Philosophy in the LIniversity of Glasgow: Professor of Pliysics. FACULTY ROSTER Viigil Charles Aldiich. Ph.D.; In.structor in Philosophy Edg-av Altenburg, Ph.D.; Ass ' t Professor of Biology Stockton A.xson, Ph.D.; Professor of English Literature Joseph Lloyd Battista. M.A.; Instructor in Spanish and Italian .Andre Georges Bourgeois, Bachelier en Droit (Paris); Instructor in French Hubert Evelyn Bray, Ph.D.; Ass ' t Professor of Mathe- matics Charles Lowman Browne, B. Arch.; Instructor in Archi- tectural Construction F ' rederic William Browne; Instructor in Architectural Drawing and Painting Andrew Bonnell Bryan, Ph.D.; Instructor in Physics Robert Granville Caldwell. Ph.D.; Professor of American History Carroll Camden. Jr., Ph.D.; Instructor in Klnglish Lynn Marshall Case, Ph.D.; Instructor in History . sa Crawford Chandler, Ph.D.; Professor of Biology James Chillman. Jr., M.A.I. A., Ass ' t Professor of Archi- tecture Robert Rae Crookston, B.S., in M. E.; Instructor in Me- chanical Engineering Charles Hewitt Dix, Ph.D.; Instructor in Mathematics Griffith Conrad Evans, Ph.D.; Pr ifessor of Pure Mathe- matics Lester R. Ford. Ph.D.; Ass ' t Professor of Mathematics Max Freund. Ph.D.; Professor of German Joseph Stephen Gallegly, Jr., Ph.D.; Instructor in English Allen Darnaby Garrison, Ph.D.; Ass ' t Professor of Physi- cal Chemistry Arthur J. Hartsook, M. S.; Ass ' t Professor of Chemical Engineering Claude William Heaps, Ph.D.; Professor of Physics Joseph William Hendren, M. A.; Instructor in English Gilbeit Leslie Hermance. M.A.; Instructor in Physical Edu- cation Claude Edgar Hooton, M.A.; Instructor in Architecture Herbert Kay Humphrey, M. S.; Professor of Electrical Engineering Harvey Leroy Johnson, M.A.; Instructor in Spanish Joseph Estil Jones, M.A.; Instructor in Spanish Floyd Seyward Lear, Ph.D.; Ass ' t Professor of History Edgar Odell Lovett, Ph.D.; Professor of Mathematics Jarmon Alvis Lynch, Ph.D.; Instructor in Education Samuel Glenn McCann, Ph.B.; Instructor in Jurisprudence John Thomas McCants, M.A.; Instructor in Business Ad- ministration Alan Dugald McKillop, Ph.D.; Professor of English Heinrich Meyer, Ph.D.; Instructor in German Walter Peter Miksch, M. A.; Instructor in French John Marshall Miller, B.S. in E. E.; Instructor in Engi- neering Drawing Marcel Moraud, Docteur es Lettres; Professor of French Lewis Morton Mott-Smith, Ph.D.; Instructor in Physics Henry Oscar Nicholas, Ph.D.; Instructor in Chemistry Eugene Jean Oberle, M.S.; Instructor in French Frank Acklen Pattie, Jr., Ph.D.; Ass ' t Professor of Psy- chology Joseph Horace Pound, M.E.; Professor of Mechanical Engi- neering George Holmes Richter, Ph.D.; Instructor in Organic Chemistry Lewis Babcock Ryon, Jr., C.E.; Professor of Civil Engi- neering Arthur Ferdinand Scott, Ph.D.; Instructor in Analytical Chemistry Harry Alexander Scott, Ph.D.; Professor of Physical Edu- cation Joseph Robert Shannon, M.A.; Instructor in Economics Fred Vernon Shelton, M.A.; Instructor in French Edwin Joe Shimek, M.S.; Instructor in Electrical Engi- neering Verne Franklin Simons, M.A., C.P.A.; Instructor in Eco- nomics John Willis Slaughter. Ph.D.; Lecturer in Civics and Philanthropy Morris Albion Stewart, Ph.D.; Instructor in Biology Joseph David Thomas, M.A.; Instructor in English Radoslav Andrea Tsanoff, Ph.D.; Professor of Philosophy Leo Vernon Uhrig, B.S. in C.E.; Instructor in Civil Engi- neering James Stephen Waters, B.S.; Instructor in Electrical Engi- neering William Ward Watkin, B.S.; Professor of Architecture Harry Boyer Weiser, Ph.D.; Professor of Chemistry Hugh Clayton Welsh, M.D.; Instructor in Biology Russell Eugene Westmeyer, Ph.D.; Instructor in Eco- nomics William Erickson White, B.S. in C.E.; Instructor in Civil Engineering- George Wesley Whiting, Ph.D.; Instructor in English George Guion Williams, M.A.; Instructor in English Harold Albert Wilson. D.Sc; Professor of Physics ASSISTANTS AND FELLOWS Edwin P ' ord Beckenbach, Ph.D.; Ass ' t in Mathematics Tom Wilkerson Bonner, B.S.; Fellow in Physics Paul Livingstone Burlingame, M.A.; Fellow in Biology Robert Moreland Cole, B.S. in Ch.E.; Fel low in Chemistry Joseph Ilott Davies, M. S.; Ass ' t in Biology Alice Crowell Dean, M.A.; Fellow in Mathematics George Alvin Garrett, M.A.; Fellow in Mathematics George Robert Gray, M.A.; Fellow in Chemistry Joseph Williams Hahn, B.A.; Fellow in Mathematics Lee Hodges, B.S.; Ass ' t in French and Spanish Wilson Mathis Hudson, M.A.; Ass ' t in English Frank House Hurley, Jr., B.A.; Fellow in Chemistry John Tom Hurst, M.A.; Fellow in Mathematics Hegar Charles Kriegel, B.S. in E.E.; Ass ' t in Electrical Engineering Barnes Fletcher Lathrop, M.A.; Fellow in Chemistry Addison Stayton Nunn, B.S.; Fellow in Architecture Joe Marion Parker, M.S.; Fellow in Biology William Grosvenor Pollard, B.A.; Fellow in Physics Mildred M. Sullivan, Ph.D.; Fellow in Mathematics Millard Seals Taggart, M.A.; Fellow in Chemistry Robert William Talley, B.S.; Fellow in Architecture John Murray Thompson, M.S.; Ass ' t in Mathematics Frances Douglas Ward, M.A.; Fellow in Biology Ralph Woodrow Wilson, M.A.; F ' ellow in Chemistry HALL COMMITTEE Winston S. Peeler C.hainiuin. first term Fred C. Alter Chairman, scconil term Wilson Hig(;inb()Tham Hi(;o Osterman Joe Lagow Robert Schulze William McKay Richard Lilliott. Jk. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 0 iV( -,s Thomas X Mooke 23 President Mary Sanford Campbell 29 I ice- President E. F. Kalb ' 16 Secietarv-l ' redsiirer Weldon B. Cabamss ' 28 Execiitire Secretary Executive Hoard Miller H. Alexander 23 P):U-:U Mrs. Estelle Streetman Lindsey 20 1932:35 Harvin C. Moore 27 l J32-35 Mrs. Olive Erkel Bell ' 19 l933-3( Lewis D. Fisher 25 I li3.3() Lawrence A. Hamilton 29 R Association W. M. Standish 16 Retired President T. F. Lighthouse 24 Port trthnr ( ' In!) STUDENT ASSOCIATION Sc-llulzc Zonor Talley WailifM McCants h-o Flowers Walkiiis lli ' will ItariiK ' i Morris Officers Bob Shilze President Makg RKT Zknor Vice-President Hallee Beth Talley Secrel(ny Jack Warfield Treasurer Donald McCants. . .Cauncibnan-dl-lurge Joe Aleo Elliott Flowers , Senior Meniliers Thomas Watkins ) BowE Davls llE MTr I Knox Banner juninr Members Irwin Morris ) James Lee ( Clyde Hanks ( . . Sophomore Meniliers Loe Hanks ISalclwirl Jiv N Baldwin . . .... Frcslmiiin Menihei WOMANS COUNCIL Stella McNeir President Madeline Freeman icc-l rcsidcnt MiLOKEU l alone. . . . ScvrcKirv- ' rrcasiirer DoROTiit ( uiN Mciiihcr-dl-ldrge Collier (]ooke Junior Mcinlwr KATfiERiNE Pearson ( Charlotte McKinnev I Soph, h-mhcrs M vii.ioRiE Nttze FrcshiiKui Mciuhcr HONOR COUNCIL TllOM S TKINS President M in (IwiTT I ice-President W iLLL M Cook | OrmxnI) DlNLAP ( Senior Members Earl Barnes i John Crooker . Junior Memhers Edward Oppenheimer ' Clifton Hogge ( John Glenn Yeager ( .. .Soph. Members McNeir Malor (-....ik,- I ' rMls.in 1, Kiinicy NiU. ' Walking C ivill Cook h„nl:,,, liiirii.-s C.Kxikrj ( )[j(M-iilii ' innT CLASSES SENIORS ViivMs. ( ' .I. iu:n ;i-; i:si,i; ; li.V. lOcit ' iii. ' criiif; Sdcirly ■:i(l- ' ;ll. Houston inM-.. C. Uuinuii; Its. ill E.E. I rnis ni .l.l ' :.li. ' :!(t- ' :U, Chiiirrnan ' :!:i: I ' liysiis 1(1(1 ssl. ' :ll- ' :il; Engiin ' criiif; Sliows ' :((l- ' . ' !2 ' :il. I ' lililiiily l •|■. ' :U; EiifiiiuM ' rin Sociely ' 29- ' ;ll. Secy. ' ;j;t; Eii- ;;irn ' iTiil I ' dilor of ' rliri ' sluT ' 33- ' 3t. hi: i. .Ii si;i ' ii I -|Hh:k; li.A. lloiishtn WMy Club; I ' lr-Liiw; li Quill: Sluili-Til Council; Bus. Mfrr. Cnnipniiilc; .Ir. Prom. Cornin.; Rinfr CoTuiiiiThroslu-r ' :i(l; Driinuilif Cluh. Ticiis ' :i2- ' .!:!; hi-i-iik-Tiainiu Diinrr Cominillee liH. l.i: MH ' H. Si sir; Itosi;; U- , Ihmslnn i, I.I.N. .lollN . ; 1 .S. IN C.l ' l llintslon V.S.C.E. ' iil- ' IM. Vici ' -Presiileiil Itli- ' iil; EuKiiieer- iiiK Soc.iely ' 29- ' ;i t. ii.K , Kobp:ht: B.. . Ilonaton ' I ' l ' nili.s ' :i2- ' IJ4: Sporls l diUir of ( ' .iniipaiiilc; DrLi- iiialir Club. i.ii.n. 1 ' hi-:dC..; h. . Sun Antonio I ' lc-Law, Pri-s. ' :!:i -ill; lialK Club ' :i2- ' :!S; Tennis Co-Captain ■:53- ' :U; Hall Conuilit (.■.■; CraiuiiiT Club. M.lu.; s, H. II.; B.. . Ilinislni, mihis. W hairtiii. r. llouslitn M.S.C., ' 24- ' :! 1, I ' rcs. ' :i(l- ' :il; EiiKi riilf, ' Society ■:io- ' :u. a iil n. Lll L (: ; 11. . I ' I.S. .-HliI n . 1 Mil Ll.i,; l ' ., . N, SiiIIhmin uib.w : I ' . Ti.H k ■:ll ■: ' .l; II ssiici,iliun I ' m N. i I I ; I ' . llnu lni, lirrnirillr llmtsliin lloilsl,,,, r.iniu. I!i III lal Miilii; I! tl ' iushin . .C.. .; Crauiiicr Club; ■I ' liiiiis Club; Kicucll Club ■iSd- ' lie; Draiiialic Club. r.M I II. .li.ui.i,; l; S lli.nsh,,, Boone, James P.; B.A. Boone, William J.; B.S. l C.E. New Orleans, La. Fort Worlli BowEN, Lenoir; B.. . IhniNlon E.BX.S.; May Felo ' ;il- ' ;i:i; Kin.il K:.ll f:ominiUee; Women ' s Council ' 31- UIS. BowuNd, Leslie H.: B., . Pi Dflla Phi. Boyd. Alice Lynn; B. . Glee Club: R Quill; C;nn|.iniilc Brkeuino. Ci.mik; B. . 1 1 on s Ion Ifitnslon llunslon Briggs, Cornelia Pi: ion; IV . ilouslon Brogdon. Hubert: B.S. in M.Iv Ifonsinn EngineeriiiK Soi ' icly; A. .S. M.Iv: Kin. M;in;i|;iT of Kii- gineers ' Ball. Brook.siiere, II zei. Minn: V . . fhuislon Bri MMETT, Tom: B P ' nu- filnir. rk Pre-Law ' 30- ' :U; BaskrtlKill :V. . :, . Bru er, Glenn (mh): R. . Ilinislint BiiTciiER. Ernest Dell; li.S. in C.I ' llonslon Phi Lambda Upsiloii. Calvin, Howard B ii; IV . Houston Pre-Law ' 31- ' ;53; Rally Club ' ;i(l- ' :il: Senior Decor- ation Comm.; Mjair. of Psycholo ' y Dcpl.; Engineer- ing Show M: Freshman Foolball: Rus. Mgr. of Dramatic Club ' :U- :i2. Carroll. Bobroy Charles: B.A. Ifonslon Vice-Pres. i rchitectural Society ' 33. Cavitt, Mary: B.A. Houston O.W ' .L.S.; Honor Council ' 33- ' 34. (-nnisTiAN, Fhancivs: Ii.. . t ' .i.wcooL. Mahtka Jane; B..V. Pi Dolla Phi. CONXKLL, RlTli: l '  . . Uniishm lltnislon (iilnifr Cook. John Kdwamd; R. A. Illusion r.hairnuiii Sophomore P.iill Ml; H;ill (JiiW. Kxec. Coinm. ;U- ' ;i;i; Dnimalit ' Club; Owl SlatV; ( lampa- nilp Stair: Jr, Prom Comm.; Sonior Ring Comin.; C.hrmaii. l ' iriiil Rail: Danri ' Comm. Cook, William; B.S. in M.E. Beaumont Rally Club ' ' .V ■, Jr. Prom Comin. ' I!2; Honor Coun- cil ' :53; Final Rail Comm. ' 34. 1 i,i-:y. DoiKi K.R.L.S. MoiLTOM H . II.HIsh. I) is, M n 1m,i . hi:i h; B.A. UiHisUin Hii.L. Frank C; B., . Munritv, La. Dio.NNK. Katiikhim:: B.A. llnushm E.B.L.S., Picsidfiii -.a- ' :i . l). M.i . I ' lioMAs li.; }!.A. ii liilr. luriil S „i,l : liiilK Cliili. 1 ONOGIIUE, VlNf;RNT; B.A. Ually Club; Pre-Law. l )oiiGLAS, Eaui.J! C; B.A. I rn-La v. I ' asu,l,;i,l. Cid. Ilniisinn I )| (Kill. l ' ]r I . Mil-Ill M,. 11, 1)1 M.M ' . , I) ; 11. . Il„nsl„n Hn-rkrnruhir 1)1 M.U ' , (lii ioM l ' ;AnL; B.A. Iliiiisluii .Senior Bop. Honor Council ' . ' M : Grador B.. . MU), Kro. 200; Honorable Mention Crahain Baker .Shi- lciilshi|) •:!!: Dirkson Scholar ' M: l lii Hela Kappa. DuTsoN. Keith; B.S in Ch.E. Ehlkrt. Lalla Lee; B.A. O.W.L.S League (lily Houslon Ekholm, Wesley C; B.S. in Ch.E. Fl. Worth Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Jr. Eiifiiiieer- ing Scholar; Honorable JMenlioii for Graham Baker Student. Falk, Bessie; B.A. Farnswobth, W. M.; B.S. in E.E. A.LE.E. Feder. Leon; B.S. in Ch. E. Ilinisfim Fdubank.s Flowers, Elliott G.; B.A. Houslon Freshman Basket, Ball; Bally Club ' Xi- ' U Pub. Comm. Break Training Dance ' 33; Pre-Law ' 33- ' 31; Thresher ' 31- ' 32: Jr. Prom Comm.; . ssl. Ed. Bice Owl ' 32- 33; Editor 31: Invitation Comm.; Student Council 33- ' 3l; Dramatic Club. Freeman. ALvnELiXE; B.. . llnuslon O.W.L.S., Vice-Pres. 33- ' 34; Women ' s Council. Vice-Pres. ' 33-34; Campanile Staff ' 32- ' 31; B Quill ' 32- ' 3t; Jr. Prum Comm.: M;iy Fete. Geiselman, (trover; B.S. in Ch.E. Houslon Pres. Senior Class ' 34; Rally Club; Duiu .■ (_ ' .omin.; Engineering Society. GoNZAi,! . ()(.i i : B.A. Spanisli ( lub. Pres. ' 31; Tennis Club. Graeter, Vrtiu r: B.A. Exec. Comm. S Miior Class. Graf. H zi:l M vv; B.A. Houslon Houslou rlini ton Greadv. Du.xalu Miller; B.A. M.S.U. Griffin, Sufarah; B.A. Hall, Corinne E.; B.A ilonslnr, Houslon Uouslini 1 1 i I . M n I ti Lmisi;: B. . B.S.U. Uniislui, Ilouslon II i,i.M N. I! i iMi .!.: IV . Miidttml ssl. t-i. liitil. Dcpl: Knjjimi ' rinK Show; l lii Hcia Kiippa; Biology Ilciul .Vssislanl and (iriitlcr. ll Mii,i„ UwMoNK Dali:; B.A. I Mtms. Mahv ;.; B.. . ■rrrmis Club ' ;i2- ' 3:i. Hkdkick. Mahy Emmie; B.A. OWLS. Ari ' dtlii, i ' .dlo. Uouslon Hon stiff I lli;Ni j;n,so[ . Khai :i;s Ni-;ll; B.A. HiNM.N. Maio B.: li.V. Hohhy I ' linitv IlKvrK, Lkonoha; h. . Houston P.V.L.S.; IMii B.-tn kiippa: Dniriialir Cliil.. Hicic;ii Boi ' )i AM, Wii.soin; B. . Cnintlrn, rk. Ui.lly Club ' iU- ' iVl, Secy. ' ;i;i. Virf-l n-s. M; Holi.-n- Ihal Scholar ' :J2. lU; E.B.L.S. Scholar ' :U. IIk.ii, ()s :ah; U.S. in Ch.E. IIOblXICH, Wt HNKH FhA ' NK; B.A. Pre-Medical. ' l ritrkotiii, rk. Huusloii- )n (in. K mukiunk; B.. . Ill lllll.l .|( . 1 ll lilvTH; B.A. Dramatic Club, Secy. ' : 2- ' 33. HuTCMKSO.N. 1 in ISi;; B.A. P.A.L.S.: Urariiiili. ' Club n inon: tkl,i- H on si on f ion si on .h:ssLip, Wn.LiAM. .1.; B.A. Kkating, Gladys Marv; B.A. Kkhbow. Elizabeth; B.A. UousUw Htmsliin I If ' lis hit I Knodel. Miriam; B.A. Ihuislon Tennis Club ' 3I- ' ;i4. Pros. ' :U: Tlm-shrr Slall ' :i I - 34; Basket Ball ■3l- 34; Spanish C.luh ' ni- ' J. Y.W.C.A. ' 32- ' 33; R Quill. Kn M .. hk; B.A. :iiiriniiali, Ohio Treus. Arrhiteclural Suciely; Dranialir Cluh. Lacy, Ii v Oi i i ; B.A. E.B.L.S.; Campanilr SlafV. llnuslon LaNCA STKH. .Vl,l K LlKKOHlt; B. . Lainca.si i;n, I ' ;ut; H IIkinby; B.A. IjANDau, Mila; B.A. Hi)iisUtrt Hi.itshm Lanuau. Tola; B.A. Lai bit, Ei Ti : H. Spanish Club 31; ThreshtT 33. tlonshin Uouslun Lawsox. Margarlt Kose; B.A. Ihnishn Sophomore Ball Comm.; Honor Council 31- ;t2. Ledereh. Alois C, Jr.: B.S. in C.K. Houston Engineering Society ' 30- 3t, Pres. 3l; A.S.C.E. ' 30- ' 34; C.E. Mgr. Engineering Show ' 34. Le Grand, Leslie; B.A. Leigh, Robert Sidney: B.A. Patfstine Houslon Lenoir, Walteb Frank; B.8. in Ch.E IJouslim Enj;iiu ' oii[iy Society. Lr. vis. M. M.; B.S. in Ch.E. Unushm LocJGiNs, Mary Elizabeth; B.. . Iliiinhlr LoLLAR, Thomas IIkward; BA. Pdul ' s tillpv. OkUt. Long, Doris; P . . Lowe-:, Burford; B.S, in E.E. Hoiisinn Dallas Maniscai.i.; ). I ' kich; ii.A. Thresher, Editor ' liL Ilunslon M Nsi ii,i,! , T( M iii; (;r (;i.;; B. . Bandtra B.S.U.; Y.W.A.; Tennis CInh; Y.W.C.A. M n H i.i.. HoBKRT W.; B. . Ari ' hileetural Society. Unaslan Masskv, i L RroN: B.A. l rnrn.ilie C.luh; Crannier Cluh. ilnnsla M TTiZA. C1IA8. A., .Ii -; B.S. in Ch.E. Ilnusfan En nneering Soeiel y. M Tro . l(inRrs( N William; B.A. Camden. Ark. McCants, Donald; B.A. Ilonslan Bally Club, Pres.; Bally Club Forma! ' 32; Council- man-at-large; Soph. Ball Comm.; Sr . Ring Conim.; Jr. Prom Comm.: Exec. Cuinni. Sr. Class; Student Assn.; Dance Comm. McNkir, Stella; H. . Ilotishni O.W.L.S., Treas. ' 32; Women ' s Council ' 32- ' 34, Pros. ' 34; StudenI Council ' 32; R Quill, Vice Pres. 32; CaniiKuiilc ' 32- 3L Associale Editor 32; Invitation ConniL McNuTT, Flovo: B., . LUlle Hock, Ark. Auditor StudenI Publications ' 31; (irador B.A. 200 ' 33. B.A. 400 ' 34; Mgr. Eco. DepL. Engineering Show 34. Meadows, Henry Edward; B.A. San Angela, TeX. Rally Club ' 31- ' 34; Pres. Freshman Class ' 31. Mehr, Charlie Dexter; B.S. Meyeb, Pauline; B. . Iftxiston 11 oil slot I Moellkh, . L. HicHABD; B.S. ill Cli.K. llou lon Morrison, Ronald; B.A. Lung Beach, Ciif. Glee Club ' :J()- :il ; Vrcli. SocL ty ' 32- 3l; Dranialic Club 34. Morrison, Will Earl; B.S. in Ch.E. Houston MosK, Milton S. : B.S. in CI .E. HoitsUm Phi Lambda Upsilon. MliSGRt!VK, TUOMA.S; B.A. Uouslini Myers. Harry; B.S. in C.E. Palesliiie Nachlas, Otto Melvin; B.A. llouslaii Chairman uf Exec. Comm.; Jr. Prom Comm.; Fresh- man Picnic Connn.; Ring Comm.; Dramatic Club; Tennis. Nagai, -Maky . ik(.; B.A. Neilon, Bernkce; B.A. Alnieda Ilntishm Nemir, Ralph; B.A. iXavasola Rally Club; Cranmer Club. Pres. ' 31; Golf ■3i- 31. Nicholson, Gordon B., Jr.; B.A. Houslon Freshman Thresher, Bus. Mgr. ; Honor Council 31; Owl 31; Chrman. Soph. Ball; B Quill; Jr. Class Pres.; Pres. Student Ass ' n; Sr. Banquet Comm.; Board of Begents for Autrey House; Fuolball 31- ' 33; R Association. NoRRis, Mary Eleanor; B.A, Tennis Club ' 34. ilouslu t O ' FiEL, J. C. Dudley. Jr.: B.S. in E.E. Houslon Kngineerintr Society ' 30- ' 34: Vice Chairman A.l.E.K. Mfjr. E.E. Dept. Engineerinj; Show ' 31. Oliphint, Mary Jacqueline; B.A. Houston Cranmer Club; Y.W.C.A.; Phi Beta Kappa; Ellen Axson Wilson ' 32- ' 31; Shrine Scholar; Biology Grader. O ' Neill. Haylett, Jr.; B.S. in Ch.E. Houslon Engineering Society ' 29- ' 34, Secy. ' 32; Engineering h;ill ' 32: (Jen. Mgr. Enginr.-ring Show 31. ()sTKHMA , Hiwio v.; B.S. in M.E. tionii ' : I nhriu Itnnififtd, . Jt ' J ' int Track ' 31: Engine-ring So4i.-r : Ihtll Cumin, lit. Pace. Hazkl Del: B. . Thnsher; B.S.U. 1 ahki;h. Hobehi K. : B.S. in M.E. Amlfrson Parsons, Evelyn; B. . Patrick, Lois; B.. . Psychology Assistant ' 32- ' 33. Perlitz, AiNNiE LtmisE; B.A. P.A.L.S. Houslon Himslon Pkters, Is dohr; B.A. Petitfils, Ellen; B.A. Houslon Houslon Pitner, Roy M.. Jr.; B.S. in C.E. Ft. Worth A.S.C.E.: Sophomore Ball Comm.; Spring Koolhall ' 33. Power, Jack Benmktt: B. . Bally Chib; Pre-Law. QuicKSALL. Emme: B.. . Y.W.C.A.; Tennis Chib. OiiNN, Edwin PA ' rRicK; B.A. !fiiliirt ' ss Hponniont Houslon Bally Club; Dramatic Club; Senior iin ' rii an ( ' omin. ; Band ' 29- ' 31; Yell Leader ' 30- ' 32. Ragan, Louise; B. . Ihmslon Campanile ' . ' H; Thresher ' :i2- ' 3 1; Cap and (luwn Comin.; R Quill lii; May Fete ' 33. Reingold, Lehov Matthews: B. . IhmsUm Pre-]Med. Society. Bn:nARi soN, (iebaeo: R. . Br iniiunil Rally r.hib; Campanile. K.lilor ' ;{l: Drainalir Club. RiESEN, Alberta Jean; B. A. lloiisto i Thresher ' 30- ' 34; Y.W.C. . 30 31: MST. ' 30- ' 34; R Quill; Writing Cluh. BoBiNSON, Robert George; B.S. in M.K. floiislon Engineering Society ' 2t)- ' 31: A.S.M.E. ' 31: Ban.l •30- 31. Robinson, Thyon; B. . Pre-Med. Society. hoos, Si(;rid; B. . Ri LFS. David M.; B S. in i: E. Honsloii Honshu Htnisft ti HvMAN, Elridge Boltes; B. . Houston Treas. Senior Class; Rally Clul) Exec. Council 31: Engineering Society 30- ' 3l; Chairman Senior l ing Conim.: Final Ball Connji. SrEir.iESSER. Raymond S m: B. . Winters ScMiJi. .i;. Bobeht: K,S. Tewpte Football. Freshman ' 3I- ' 33; Track ' 31 - ' 33: Pnsidenl Student Ass ' n; Hall Commitlei ' . Schwartz, T,ois Bemmir, B.S. Houston Scott, Roy Beverly: B. Dnllns Hohenthal Scholar: Pi l elta Plii; Crahain P.aker Student: Phi Beta Kappa. Shannon, Bichard M.; B.A. Houston Band. ' 29- ' 33, Pres. 33: Arch. Society M- ' S : Sophomore Ball Comm.: .Ir. Prom Comm.; Senior Prom Comm. Shofstai.i.. .Iohn ii.i.i m: h.S. in W.K. Houston Band ' 3(t- ' 3l; A.S.M.E. ' 31- 33: ICngineering Societ y ' 31- ' 33. Showers, George W.; B.S. in M.E. iisliri En ' ineeriii i Society; Engineering Show. Mgr. En- trineeriiig Dept.; A .S.M.E. Cliairnuui. SiuiLT, Clari nce Irwin; B.A. El Cunipo Pie-Mod. Sueiely MD- ' .VI. Pies. ' X]: Oiaiiuiti. ' Cliili, Sill RTi.Ei ' i , John; B.A. ( ' olorado Simpson, l unii; B.A. liouslun Slimimn, Mklba LoiriSE; B.A. Ifonslon Driiinatie. Club ' !il- ' 34; Thresher ' 32; Campanile ' :it; May Fete. Smith. Edgar Quincv; B.A. Pre-Law Society; Tennis. Houston Smiiii. Thomas Wesley; B., . Stai.naker, Emily; B.A. I .I..S. Stanfield, Eleanor; B.A. Ilnusin,, llimstun llouslnn Stephenson, Mildred; B. . }}n„sln Steves. Awilda; B.A. Ilouslon Vice Pres. Junior Class ' :12; E.B.L.S.; Dame Comni. .Sophomore; Student Couticil; Draniiitic ( ' hil : May Fete; Tliresher ' IV2, Stii.i-man. Sybilla Bay; B.A. IlDiishin Spanish Club ' 30- ' U2; Tennis Club ' 30- ' 31; Y.W.C.A.; Basket Ball ' 31- ' ;Vt; Thresher U. Swii r, Li ' .iioy; B.S. in Ch.K. P(il« ' slint ' Tali.ey. Ham. IE Beth; B.A. Iltnislnn O.W.L.S.; Thresher; P.S.II.; B ' Quill; Sludenl, Council. Ta i.oh, Blanche; B. V. Ilnuslon Y.W.C.A.; Tennis Club; Thresher ' Sl- ' . ' U; B Quill; Spanish Club; Basket Ball; B.S.U. Taylor, Virgima; B.A. Croesbeck Thompson, Howard M.; B.S. in Ch.E. Houslou Rally Club: Plii Lambda Upsiloii: Cap and Gown Coumiittee, Cliairnuui: Basket Ball ' 32. Tittle, Evelyn; B.A. Uou.slon Houslon TuTTLE, Mae Margaret; B.A. May Fete; Women ' s Couneil ' 31- :J1!:-. Jr. Prom i ' 2; Vice Pres. Senior Class ' 33. Verlander, Genevieve; B.A. Vinson, Julia Elizabeth; B.A. E.B.L.S. Wall, Alice Jane; B., . Houslon Hon s Ion Hoiisfon Warfield. John F. ; B.A. Houslon Treasurer Student ssn. 33; Grader Eeo. 2(tO antl Jurisprudence 3(K). Walthen, John L,; B.A. Dallas W ATKINS, Thomas; B.V. Houslon Chairman Honor Council ' 3t: Student Council; Secretary Junior Class. Watso.n, Kvrl h,i.l m; B.S. in E.K. Houslon Engineerinji Society: iM.S.C; A. I. ME. Webster, Dan; B.A. Dallas Bally Club; Ibjnor Council ' 32; Sophomore Bail Comni.; Pres. Jr. Class ' 33: Final Ball Conuii. Wigren, Harold Elsworth; B.A. Hnuslun M.S.U.; President ' 31. Wilkens. Ll ' cian ] ll H: P.. . (ialreslon Rally Club; Pre-Law; Crainncr ( ' Inb. Wii.LLVMs, Jack C.; B.S. in Ch.E. Beaunionl Phi Lambda Upsilon; Phi Beta Kappa; Dickson Scholar ' 33; Hohenlhal Scholar ' 31. Williamson, W. J.; B.A. Pre-Law Society. Williford, Nora Louise: B.A. Houston Houslon Wilson, F. Talbot; B.A. Houjiton Honor Council ' 33: Rally Club; En dneerin; ; Show Mgr. for Arch. ' 34; Archi-Arts ' 31- ' 31; Chrnian. In- vitation Comm.; Campanile ' 31. Zenor, Margaret; B.A. O.W.L.S.; Student Council. Houston SENIOR CLASS ROSTER Grover Joseph Geiselman, President Houston Frances Christian, Vice President Houston Eldridge Ryman, Secretary-Treasurer- Houston Adams. Clarence Wesley, Jr Houston Adams, Grover Richard Denison Alec, Joseph Patrick Houston Al?xander, Susie Kose Houston Allen, John Young- Houston Allen, Robert Frederick Houston Alter, Fred Cunningham San Antonio Anderson, Lochatrice SatterfieUl Houston Andrews, Robert Horace Houston Andrus, William Darwin Houston Arnold, Lida Lacy Houston Ashburn, Mary Lee Greenville Aucoin, Anthony Andrew Houston Barden, Gertrude Elizabeth • . Houston Barron, Nell Houston Barry, Ruth Elizabeth Houston Bauer, Jewel Antomette Houston Boone, James Paul New Orleans, La. Boone, William Jefferson Fort Worth Borgstrom, B ' loreine Anthea Houston Bowen, Sara Lenoir Houston Bowling, Leslie Raymond Houston Boyd, Alice Lynn Houston Brandes, William Edward Coral Gables, Fla. Breeding, Clark Walker, Jr Houston Briggs, Cornelia Peyton Houston Briseno, Benjamin Castrejon. Jr Houston Brogdon. Vas Hubert, Jr Houston Brookshire, Hazel Munn Houston Brugger, Wilfred Bellville Brummett, Thomas Lawrence Pine Bluff, Ark. Bruner. Glen Wood Houston Burford, Re.vburn Dean Houston Butcher, Ernest Dell, Jr Houston Caldwell, Louise Ardrey Houston Calvin, Howard Roach Houston Campbell, Theodore Clinton. Jr Abilene Cari ' oll, Robroy Charles Hou.ston Cavitt, Mary Elizabeth Houston Cecaiek, Milton Houston Christian, Frances Louise Houston Clark, Andrew Jackson, Jr Temple Claypool, Martha Jane Houston Clemens, Robert Weidmier Houston Clore, Henry Andrew Anahuac Coffee, John Byrd Vernon Collier, Frances Alene Houston Connell, Ruth Marie Gilmer Connelley, James Quinn Fort Worth Cook, Charles William Beaumont Cook, John Edward Houston Cook, William Oscar Beaumont Daley, Dorothy Moulton Houston Davis, Mary Elizaoeth Houston Dill, Frank Curtis Monroe, La. Dionne. Katharine Houston Donald, Thomas Burdine Pasadena, Cal. Donoghue, Vincent Stafford Houston Douglas, Earle Cousart, Jr Houston Driscoll, Victor Amadale Houston Duckett, Elizabeth Anne Houston Dunlap, Albert Daniel Breckenridge Dunlap, Marian Margaret Houston Dunlap, Ormond Earl Houston Butson, Keith John Fryer, II League City Dvorak, John Jerry Houston Eddy, LeRoy Benton Fredonia, N. Y. Edwards, Henry Coley Pensacola, Fla. Elhlert, Lalla Lee Houston Ekholm, Wesley Clarence Fort Worth Everts, Jane Marian Houston F ' alk, Bessie Frances Houston Farnsworth, Warriner Mills Fairbanks Feder, Leon Houston Flowers, Elliott Galetin Houston Freeman. Ethel Madeline Houston Gillett, Donald Bockoven Welsh, La. Gonzales, Alvaro Gustavo. Reynosa, Tamaulipas, Mex. Gonzales, Olivia ■ ■ ■ Houston Graeter, Arthur Herman Houston Graf, Hazel May Arlington Gready, Donald Miller Houston Gi ' een, Sydney Heroert Houston Griffin, Sufarah Augusta Houston Hall, Corine Elizabeth Houston Hall, Martha Louise Houston Hall, Peggy Houston Hallman, Ralph Jefferson Midland HalUim, John Stewart Braily Hamill, Raymond Dale Arvada, Colo. Hander, Edwin John Waco Hannon, Robert James Houston Harris, Mary George Houston Harrison, Henry Kirk Houston Hedrick, Mary Emmie Houston Heinrich. Raymond Lawrence Houston Henderson, Frances Nell Hobby Henson, Mary Beatrice Trinity Henson, Robert Lee San Antonio He.vck, Leonora Thomas Houston Higginbotham, Sanford Wilson Camden, Ark. High, Oscar Kingsworthy Texarkana, Ark. Hoef lich, Werner Frank Houston Horner, Elizabeth Katherine Ardmore, Okla. Huddleston, Mary Beth Houston Hutcheson, Allen Carrington, Jr Houston Hutcheson, Mary Pye Houston Jackson, Roy Graham Houston Jacobs, Henry Marcus Dallas James, William Betis Houston Jessup, William Jennings Houston Keating, Gladys Mary Houston Kellersberger, Laurence Kawabe Houston Kellogg, Henry Maris Houston Kerbow, Elizabeth Barrett Houston Knodel, Miriam Ehzabeth Houston Knostman, Jack Wellington Davenport, la. Krantz, Abe David Houston Lacy, Ida Dell Houston Lagow, Joe Langley Dallas Lancaster, Alden Lifford Houston Lancaster, Edgar Henry Houston Landau, Mila Houston Landau, Tola Houston SENIOR CLASS ROSTER-Con t i n ued Laiier, Edith Marie Houston Lauterbach, Fred August, Jr. San Antonio Lauterbach. Richard Fornian San Antonio Lawson, Margaret Rose Houston Lederer, Alois Charles, Jr. Houston LeGrand, Leslie Paris Palestine Leigh, Robert Sidne.v Houston Lenoir, Walter Frank, Jr Houston Lewis, Mitchell Meyer Houston Lilly. Jessica Azeline Houston Lindsay, Malcome Storey Houston Loggins, Mary Elizabeth Humble Lollar, Thomas Howard Pauls Valley, Okla. Lomanitz, Benjamin Feld Oklahoma City, Okla. Long, Doris Houston Lowe, John Burf old Dallas McCants, Donald Bond Houston McCullough, James Lawrence Dallas McNeir, Stella Mary Houston McNutt, Floyd Lee San Antonio Maniscalco, Peter Houston Mansfield, Tomniie Grace Bandera Marshall, Robert William Houston Massey, Marian Lucille Houston Mattiza, Charles August. Jr Houston Mattox, William Morrison Texarkana, Ark. Meadows, Henry Edward San Angelo Mehr, Charlie Dexter Houston Merrill, Frank Lindsey Houston Meyer, Pauline Julienne Houston Moeller, William Louis Richard Houston Morrison, James Ronald Houston Morrison, Will Earl Tristram Houston Morrow, Walter Kyle Houston Mosk, Milton Staniord Houston Musgrove, Thomas Jones Houston Myers, Harry, Jr. Palestine Nachlas, Otto Melvin Houston Nagai. Mary Aiko Almeda Neilan, Bernece Imog-ene San Antonio Nemir, Ralph Navasota Newberry, Claude Stanley Childress Nicholson, Gordon Baker, Jr. Houston Norris, Mary Eleanor Houston O ' Fiel, James Cyrus Dudley, Jr Houston Oliphint, Mary Jacqueline Houston O ' Neill, Haylett, Jr. Houston Osterman, Hugo Victor Gomez Palacio, Durango. Mexico Pace, Hazel Del Houston Parker, Robert Franklin Anderson Parsons, Ethel Evelyn Welsh. La. Pasche, Herbert Alden Houston Patrick, Lois Itasca Perlitz. Annie Louise Houston Peters, Isadore Donald Houston Petitfils, Ellen Elizabeth Houston Phillips. Kenneth Ciay Houston Pitner. Roy Mitchell, Jr Fort Worth Powell, Charles Fred Tyler Power, Jack Bennett Childress Quieksall, Eppie Beaumont Quinn, Edwin Patrick Houston Ragan, Enid Louise Houston Randlett, Edward Atkinson Lancaster Reed, James Ella Houston Reingold, Leroy Matthews Houston Richardson, Gerald Forrest Beaumont Richter, Dorothy Dean Houston Riesen, Alberta Jeaii Houston Robinson, Robert George Houston Robinson. Thomas Aubrey Houston Robinson. Webber Tryon Houston Rogers. Opal Maude Greenwood Houston Roos, Sigrid Houston Rose, Joseph William Houston Rulf s, David Miller Houston Schliesser, Raymond Sam Winters Schulze, Robert Temple Schwartz, Lois Bender Houston Scott. Hugh Lenox. II Houston Scott, Roy Beverly Dallas Shannon. Richard Maxfield Houston Shofstall. John William Houston Showers, George William. Jr. Austin Shult, Clarence Irwin El Campo Shurtleff . John Ralph Colorado Simpson, Edith Houston Slimpin, Melba Louise Houston Smith, Edgar Quincy Houston Smith, Thomas Wesley Houston Spencer, Mary Catiierine Marlin Stalnaker, Emily Houston Stanfield, Eleanor Houston Stephenson, Mildred Houston Sterling, Gwendolyiie Viannah Houston Steves, Awilda Eileen Houston Stillman, Sybilla Ray Houston Sullivan, Maurice Joseph, Jr Houston Swift, Leroy Eagan Palestine Talley, Hallie Elizaoeth Houston Tallichet, Emilie Houston Taylor, Blanche Phillips Houston Taylor, Sarah Virginia Groesbeck Thagard, Warren Thomas, III Groveton Thompson, Howard Ivlartin Houston Tittle, Evelyn Grimes Houston Tuttle, Mae Margaret Houston Verlander, Genevieve Houston Vinson, Julia Elizabeth . ■ ■ Houston von Johnson, Georg Schmidt Galveston Wall, Alice Jane Houston Warf ield, John Francis Houston Wathen, John Love Dallas Watkins, Thomas Newton, Jr. Houston Watson, Earl William Houston Webb, Curtis Hoffer Hubbard Webster, Daniel George, Jr Dallas Weichert, John Phillips Houston Wigren, Harold Ellsworth Houston Wilkens, Lucian Minor Galveston Williams, Jack Clarke Beaumont Williams, Julian Carol Houston Williams, Milton Dallas Williamson, William Joseph Houston Williford, Nora Louise Houston Wilson, Fred Talbott Houston Worden, Sam Paul Palacios Zenor, Margaret Wall Houston JUNIORS | MS, K. A 1.1,1:1: Giilv.-stoii i.ij;n. (;i:4m«;i, II. Knj;lc Liikc It N in. k Ml n. Wu.ll. r. hm:s. Ivmu. Im i,u Houslnn Hi;i.i.. Ili;i.i:i lluiislon Bl.M N. Msi III ' II 1 III M, lloiisloii ltiMn:n. I m; i i:t IIOIISIOM |Ii. m;. (iKoiuir: Mii.ion lloitsloii I ' m HKr. 111 1 M K. llfuislnti r. Li) |.;i.i,. Pkmison C. Ml. IMrdSiMit. ( ' WIM (;K. Cm Mll.OTI !■, II.Misluii ( ' . N i , .1 M-; L;i I orte C.A.MHKI,!,. I ' UMvvnM-: K.UNL: Houslnn (;A]t ;iL!.. Ukmuhtta lloiish.ii ( ' .AS 1 1.1.:. I ' l(;(;y I ' l. :Siim lluubluii ' .UOh. IVmmomi . lloiisloii ( ooKi;. (InM.ll.K lldii.slun i ' lUM)hl It. .hill N II, II.MlSlull C.ui VIA, Sami i l .Io.si:i ii IIousIdm I)aih uy, lU.UEN Lko lloiislon Dissi : . SiiiuLt; Luiis;!-: Housloii 1 l l) . Tllll.M Housloii l- BIJlSPAClllcn, Con A I.IK Hoiisloii lOl.l.HH. C HI ( ; MIM.I 1 lloitsloii EvERb;TT. Klizabetm Lou Fairbhotmkb. Horace W. Ferguson. Bill FoRu, Bob Francis. Bill Garnlr. .1. P. GEHRl c, I ' lla Mai-: Gibson, Samuel H. ( ibson, w miiam Gilpin, Dorothy Glvn Glover, F. Scott Gould. Martin .1. Hess, Wilbur Hewitt, Bowe Davis Jones, Tom Keivdrick, Florence Kropf. Louise Ladner. Andrew Landsberg. Henry Lewis, Kemp Hoiislon Houston DallHs Housloii Dallas Houston Houston I louslon HousLoii Grofsbeck Houston Houston Green, Hazel llonsfoii Green. Julia Houston Greer, Walton Houston Henschen, Gustave liiLIOl Sherman Fort Worlh Houston Bel ton Houston Lenyue City Houston Dallas Dallas I Lkwis. . l ibey Hniisloii L()it(;i;, M m; ui: • lioSE Houston LlTK, JlAMTA Houston I I S()N, Kl,() Corsicimu ] I(: .I,A ll , KnwiN T. Houston iMcDoNAi.i . M Mn H iuioN Tyler Ml ' . It 1 M. I ' .in i:r.i. Gnincsville _Mt Ml nui.i. I ' l.l I- ' hances Houston MrW HIIU 1 H. .llM[N Houston Meeker, Huh jtii U. I ow York. N. Y. Mendel, I ' vm B. Galveston Mll.LER. GliORGE J. Houston M 11 1 1 n. I. M R Houston Mot i)i . Ai iJHi. Houston MoMRTs, Setii Irwtx Houston Moi itsi M). n l i.i.i.|-; Hou ' ;ton Movr n. I!(H i,o Ml en. Krei) Ml fu ' ir . I;i..;mi ,1 Noil 1 . Iloltl M I W ItUI l ( ti ' i ' i:Mii:iMT;R, K aivd pMTorv, Kate I E HscjN. Kaiiirvn I ' ei ers, Luis S;mi iilonio Alvin Dallas Conroe Mission Houston Houston Houston Pike, George Houston Ponder, Lydi a Houston Powell, Willlvm M. Houston QuiN, Dorothy Houston ScHW BTZ. KE ' T H .usl .ii ScoBEE, Richard G. Houston Scott, James Hi ' Nter Houston Sims, Marjorie Houston Smi 1 H. _M ni;Anp:T Hoi ston Stremmel, Frances Gulvcston Sti DER, Edward Hoiislon Sullivan, Elizabeth HousluH To.MLINSON, MkTTA V. Houston ViCKREY, Frank Houston iDRiNE, Lawrence Port Arthur WA iUBURN, Laura Htiuslon Werner, Marjorie C .AIRE linusloii West. Sallih: ,1o I ' H ' JIVHHont White, R ali:k;h R. Temple ll.r IFORD, SliSIE Hcuision Wolfe. A. S. Henderson Wood, Bvchmxn Arthur Denison Woods. Roberta Houston Wi)FtR [J.. M M,roRlE Houston WoRSLEY, Constance Ruth Houston JUNIOR CLASS ROSTER Willijini Franci: President Dallas Collier Cook, Vice-1 ' resident Houston William Fcipuson. Secretary-Treasurer Dallas Artnstrunjr. Mat lie Williams Houston Aronson, Antold Block Orange Arthur, Percy Houston Ballanfant. Richard Edward Mercedes Ballard. Mary Louise Houston Banner. Samuel Knox Fort Worth Barnes. Earl Bower Houston Barrick. Nolan Ellmore Houston Barton, William Andrew Mercedes Beavens, Helen Houston Bell. Helen Houston Belk-prprie. Philip Auirustus Houston Beman, Esther Irene Houston Bender, Marparct Houston BinRham, Betty Joe Chenango Black, Clarenct! Harper Shreveport Black, Mary Alberta Houston Blake. George Milton Hearne Book, Isahelle Houston Britrps, Frank Ford Galveston Brooke. Chase Jackson, Jr Rosita. Coahuila, Mex. Brown, George Washington, Jr Beaumont Brown. Nyna Dot Houston Bryan. Ralph Dewilton Houston Buchanan. Alice Pauline Dickinson Buford, Susie Stowers Houston Burdeaux, Charles Maurice Galena Park Burke, William Francis Dallas Burns. Bennett Winfield Houston Byrd, James Ashley Greenville Cammack. Charlotte Irene Houston Camp, Perry Bryan Houston Canada. Jane Verona La Porte Cantrell, Ernestine Kene Houston CarEill. Henrietta Houston Cash. Benjamin Dandridge Houston Cashman. John Edgar Houston Cleaver. Harry McBeath Dalla.s Cook, Raymond Augustus Houston Cowley, Stanislaus Peter New Orleans Cox, Agnes Houston Crawford. Walter Joshua Beaumont Crockett. A. Gordon Houston Crooker. John Henry, Jr Houston Cutaia. Samuel Joseph . Houston Dau noy. Elson Lee Houston De Young, Richard, Jr Houston Dissen, Shirley Louise Houston Dixon. Thelma Fay Houston Dodd, Lavon Couch Houston Doehring. Sweeney Jamison Houston Dooley, Arthur Rhcw Beaumont Dore. John Lind Houston Dunbar. Thomas Arthur Palestine Eberspacher, Coralie Evelyn Houston Eckel. Dorothy Louise .Houston Eiser, Richard Eugene San Antonio Elder. Hertwell Ernest Houston El kins, George Ducy .Fort Worth El kins, Margaret Moden: i Houston Elliot. Card Garnelt Houston Ellis. T. B Houston Everett, Elizabeth Lou Houston Fairbrother. Horace Walton. Jr Houston Farquahar. Sam Houston Ferguson. William Murray Dallas Forbes. Edward Kini? - Electra Ford. Robert William Houston Fouke, Harry Haydon Texarkana Foulks, Caroline Spencer Houston Freeman , Celia Houston Furman. David Charles Lake Charles Gainey. John Vincent Houston Garfield. Mary Agnes Pasadena Garner. J. P Houston Gehring. Ella Mae Houston Gibson, Samuel Hilary Lufkin Gibson. William Hunter Monahans Gilpin, Dorothy Glyn Houston Glover. Frank Scott. Ill Houston Goldofsky, Deborah Gertrude Houston Good, Samuel Floyd Houston Goodrich, Baxter Dee Houston Gould. Martin James Houston Green. Hazel Rose Houston Green, John Willie. Houston Green. Julia Houston Greenwood. Benjamin Franklin, Jr Houston Greer. John Bob Houston Greer, Walton Jeffries Houston Grenader. Meyer Houston Haner. Thomas Edward Houston Hans. Edward Walter Houston Harp. Bell Myers Houston Harris. Alyda Houston Harris, Hunter Pinckney. Jr Fulshear Harris, Jack Winfield Houston Hartwell, John Haskins Houston Henschen, Gustave Eliot Sherman Herndon, Thomas Busey Houston Hess, Wilbur Eugene Fort Worth Hewitt. Bowe Davis El Campo Hickey. Mary Houston Hightower. Leonard Elmore Eastland Hill, Robert Moore Houston Hedges. Zella Kstherine Houston Hotcomb, Norman Franklin Houston Homer, Charles Henry Houston Horton. Claude Wendell Houston Howard, Alfred Byland Houston Huggins, William Ogburn. Jr Houston Hutzler, Elmo Joseph San Antonio Jacobs. Edna Leah Houston Jared. John Ballard Riverside. Calif. Johnson. Herbert Howard El Campo Johnson, Laurence Thomas Texarkana Johnson. Pauline Faye Palestine Johnston. Helen Elizabeth Houston Jones. Roy Victor Weinert Journcay. William Henry Houston Kellogg, Elizabeth Houston King, Glenn Wells Ferguson King, Helen Louise Houston King. Jacqueline Dorothy Houston Kivell, Bert Haworth Houston Kivell, Charles Norviel Houston Kropf. Louise Irma League City Ladner, Andrew Walter Houston Lagow, Fay Donald Dallas Lancaster, Elizabeth Rose Houston Landers, Robert Wilson Houston JUNIOR CLASS ROSTER Continued LandsberK. Henry Dallas Langfdon, Barstow Houston Langley. Mary Beth Humble Lawson. William Glenn Houston Lee. Raymond Oscar Houston LeFever, Georgre Adams. Jr Houston Lennie. John McArthur Houston Lewis, Kemp Sloan, Jr Dallas Lewis. Sclnia Autrey Houston Lilliott. Richard Willoughby. Jr Houston Little, Robert Narvacs Houston Lodge, Margraret Rose Houston Logan. Victor Elmont Houston Luck, Juanita Mariella Houston Luck. Leon. Jr Houston McCarthy. Charles Edward Houston McClanahan. Edwin Thomas Houston McDavid, Mildred Rosetta . Seymour McDonald. Mary Gordon Tyler McEIrath. Eby Nell Gainesville McGill. Doris Aline Killeen McGill. Dosca Mildred Killeen McKean. Charles Vincent Houston McMurrey. Ella Frances Houston McReynolds. John Oliver Sherman McWhirter, John Charles Houston Magee. Willie Eunice Humble Masterson, Wii ' iam Henry Houston Mau. William Robert Helmut h Houston Mauzy. Harry Lincoln Houston Meeker. Richard Henry New York Mendel. Evri Bear Galveston Metzler. Albert Frederick Houston Meyer. Ripina Esther Houston Mickelson. Harold Emmanuel El Campo Middleton. Robert Leldon Corsicana Miller. George John Houston Miller. Lamar Houston Millington, John William . .Dallas Miror.. Thelma Houston Mixon, William Charles Kirbyville Monteith. Arthur Morey Houston Moody. Audrey Lacy Houston Moore, Charles Hurtee Houston Morris. Seth Irwin Houston Moursund, Anna Belle Houston Moyer, Rollo Nellie San Antonio Much. Charles Frederick Alvin Mueller, Bert A Houston Muller. Julien Pearson Port Arthur Murphy, Edgar Joseph Dallas Neathery, Elizabeth Houston Nelkin. Madeline Sona Houston Nicholson, William Frederick Dallas Noble, Wiley Bozeman Houston Nolley. Robert Harold Conroe Oliver. Eugene. Jr Houston Oppenheimer. Edward, Jr Mission Patton. Kate Ross Houston Payne. John Howard. Jr Dallas Perkins. Jack Furman Dallas Pestell, Walter Payton Houston Peterson, Russel Ater Houston Pike. George Edgar Houston Pitner. Craton Guthrie Fort Worth Ponder, Lydia Eleanor Houston Powell, Clifford Patrick Tyler Powell. Richard Hepworth Houston Powell. William Meachum Houston Pratt. Edna Irene Houston Quebe, Frederick Henry Waco Quinn, Dorothy Clinton Houston Ramey, Benjamin Ryburn Sulphur Springs Rasberry. John Shepord Houston Rauch, Shirley Winifred Houston Richardson, Dan San Antonio Rick, Robert Gordon Houston Robinson. Marian Elda Houston Roemer, David Oscar Houston Rogers. Fred Terry, Jr Dallas Ross. Anne Evelyn Houston Rudd, Beverly Houston Sanders, Odell Kenton McDade Schapz, Clarence Hou.ston Schwartz. Samuel Kent Houston Scobee, Rickard Gordon Houston Selkirk. Mildred Louise Goose Creek Shaw, John Robert Houston Sherwood, Byrne Norman Houston Shipley, George Hale. Jr.. Houston Sims, Mar jorie Houston Smith. Aubrey George Houston Smith. Hunter Arthur Houston Smith, Margaret Elizabeth Houston Smith, Virginia Katherine Houston Smith. William Dorsett Houston South, Ora Clotile Houston Souza, Frances Sara Houston Stailworth, Thomas William Houston Stiglich, Julius Francis Galveston Stockton, Frank Houston Storey, Boude Erwir Dallas Storey. Luclin Elizabeth Vernon Storey. William Lyndon Vernon Stremmel. Frances Emma Galveston Studer. Edward Alexie Houston Sullivan, Elizabeth Ann Houston Sylvester. John Walter Brownsville Terranella, Frank Dallas Thomas, James Oliver. Jr Fort Worth Thomson, Thomas Emil Houston Tomlinson. Metta Virginia Houston Tracy. Albert Ray Lufkin Treschwig, Karl Houston Triplett. George Holman, Jr Houston Van Gundy, John Cramer Houston Vickery. Frank Norris Houston Vidrine, Lawrence Port Arthur Washburn, Laura Lee Houston Weaver, Earl Marshall Houston Webster, James Franklin Houston Werner, Marjorie Claire Houston West, Sallie Josephine Beaumont White, Doris Elaine . .Houston White, Raleigh Roy. Ill Temple Williams, Frederic Lee. Jr Glencoe, III. Williford, Susie Hibernia Houston Wihon, Glenn Williams, Jr Houston Wilson, Kathleen Marjorie Houston Wilson. Robert Howard Houston Winkelmann. Samuel August . .Howellville Wood. Arthur Bachman Houston Woods. Roberta Virginia Houston Worrall, Marjorie Turner Houston Worsley, Constance Ruth Houston Aderman, Carle Beverly Houston Allen, George Herder Eagle Lake Allen. William Philip. Jr .Houston Altnian, William Alfred Sherman Appleby, Walter Goode Houston I( SOPHOMORES Albert, Mayo Houston Vllkn, Hahhiet Houston VvEiui.i., John Houston Barnes, Virginia Houston Bauer. H. P. Houston Bauer, Paiil L. Houston Beaman, Doris Monroe, La. Bextlev, Mary Eli, EN Dallas lii-iiHM, Mary Louise Houslun Boone. Lawrence Douglas Dalhis Ho-V II, M HJORIE Houslou Bhiniu,e , (;eoh ;e Vai.ter T.Mnpl,- Brosius, Margaret Houston Byrnes. Margaret Houston Calhoun. Grafton Houston Chapman, James W. Houslun Cook. John R. Ilouslon Costley, John Houston Grain. Mary Elizabeth Houston Davis, Elizabeth Johnnie Houston Dawson, Nadine Houston Dean, Dorothy Houston Deering, Gladys Marie Houston DE Waal, Winii eri Houston DiKsoN, Mamik F. fW York, N. Y. DoGGETT, John, Jr. Houslon Ferris, NA ' INE Port Arlliur FiTE, Ralph Houslon Fnzm cii, Rohi:rt Ardiii rp. Okla. Frost, .1 M. Houston Gibson, Isabel Houslon Gl.ASSON. Katmi.vn Houslon Grant, Davis Bryan Griggs, Hall West Columbia Hall, Christine Houston Hall. F.li .ari:i ii Anine Ilonslon Hanks, Clyde Palestine Hawley, Mary Jane Houst(ui Hill. Jomx Houston Hogge, Arthur Clifton, Jr Houston Hoi,z, Mabgarkt Frepericx Houston HiiBLY. Anton T., Jr. Houston HuTCHiNs, Selwyn P u i: Marlin Illes, Robert Dallas Jewett, Mobt 111 K. Jones, Frvnklin C. Jones, Sar h Keating, Ernlst ilblh Houston Houston Houston Houston Kii.i.i H. II Mini c. .1 on;s i Ii- iro Cily. Mox. Kmimh, Bli.i.ii-: Bfiiilinunl Kn.pu I.I-. M K I ' aU.slin. ' l.viiM.h, -II viuj:s K. ll.,usli,ii I.i: mii:ngi:r, PA _lLIi Hoiistun Li:l:. J Mi;s Wicliilii Kiills ! 1.I.(A, II VIUUKT P;,l, ' Shlir M m.(im:. Mii.nHHO Housloii 1i Kinm:v. I ' ll M(l OITH liniisli.ll Mn,i,i: , ' I ' liM I ' cii.K llolisluii ll 1.1, II II IM Il.ilislull M.x.iii. Htiin Ml jloll lllll Ml,,, 111 . Miin 1,1,1 Hoiisloii MuoiiK. Sr Ni.i;v C. W hail. ,11 1 1 IN. .1 i i:s Slirevop ' ' - La. , l 1 11 MS. W. OsilAH Houslun NHWSUMK. .Il,l, lll 111 11 II.IUSl.,11 (l ' l- ' ii:i„ CiiMu.vNH IloiisUm 1 lUii.iiuN. .lui-: il.ilisl.lll I ' lHM 11, K Mil mum: Hi:d IluiK t.JU l ' rit;ns(,N. Moiiais D. llousloii riMiiiiiniN. M Miv Ri.i.EP Ilouslmi 1 1,1 K. l in ' . Mii:r lloU-StoU l ' (,Mi;li 1 . Miiuwi Adkl lloiislon Poole, Lucile Prade, Nat Harman RAI ' EY, JOHINf B. Red, David Douglass Speed, Vnxe SlEPHKN, HOSA NE Sr. John, Rum abd SrovAij., Florence Taylor, Coi rtxev TsANOFF, Ne E! NA Watkix, Ray Wells, Clarence Wilson, Dorothy Alice Wise, Denton B. RHinr. Mkuhtll Ricaii, Ri in Wyatt, Dorothea Yeageb, John Glenn Texline Leakey Houston HousLoii Ross, Joe E. HoLisloa Sa[vders, Charles M., Jr. HousluH Sawtelle, Jim Houston ScABBOBOliGH, DOROTHY ilousUm SCHNI RH, VlICE Houston Sears. Ted Iiuliiinapolis Sherrill, Willl m Ior(; n Houston Shilling, Alonzo R. Houston I lousloil Ilouslon Marlin lloushm Houslon Houston Houston Houston Huuslou Paris Houslon Paris Conroe Houston SOPHOMORE CLASS ROSTER Georne Brindley, President Temple Grafton Calhoun, Vice President Houston Carlos Morriss. Secretary-Treasurer Houston Adams. Francis Vallee Galveston Albert. Mayo William Houston Alexander. Fredora Houston Allen. Glenn Elmer Frost Allen. Harriet Whiteside Houston Andrews. John Edwin Houston Andrus. Bailey Crawford Houston Arai. Eiku Genoa ArnistrouK. John William Houston Arnim. Ben F.. Jr Houston Arnold. Kinirsland Brooklyn. N. Y. Asher, Colman Roth Houston Atkins. Jesse West Beeville Averill, John Reed Houston Avos, Frederick Houston Galveston Axelrad, Beulah Houston Balcke. Kathryn Marie Houston Bale. Allen Melbert Dalhis Barber. Albert Houston Barnes. Harriet Vireinia Houston Barnes. Melvin Marvin Chester Haltestin. Wilson Ivanhoe Houston Bauer. Howard Paee Houston Bauer. Paul Louis Houston Beaman. Doris Eujienia Houston Bennett. Dean Averill Houston Bennett. Mildred Lucille Houston Bentley. Mary Ellen Houston Black. Edward Clanton Houston Black. Laura Lucille Houston Blair. William Paul Vernon Blake. Norman Bruce Houston Biohm, Mary Louise Houston Bellman. Henry Clyde. Jr Houston Boone. Lawrence Douglas Dalla;; Boyd. Joseph Lynden Houston Boyd. Marjorie Ellen Houston Braden. Albert Henry Houston Brandon. Carmen Richard Vickery Branum. Gerald Clifford Houston Brices. Fred, Jr Houston Brindley, Georere Valter Temple Brosius. Margarrt Lynn Houston Brothers. Louis San Angelo Brown. Frances Willard Houston Browne. Charles Winslow. Houston Burns. Dorothy Field; Houston Burrell, Forrest Bedford Houston Byrnes. Margaret Louise Houston Caldarera. Louis. Jr Houston Caldwell, Pearson Cash Mount Pleasant Calhoun. Lillian Grafton Houston Castle. Margaret Florence Ft. Sam Houston Cauthan, Paul Hamilton Trinity Cecalek. Rudolph Frank Houston Chapman. James Winston Houston Clark. James Mott Houston Clarke. Edward Treadwell . .Houston Combs. Pat Greenwood Sulphur Springs Comiskey, Jack Woodrow Houston Conrad. Hazel Anita Pasadena Cook. Winfield Hollis Houston Cooksey, Edward. Jr Houston Cooper. Percy Lewitt. Jr Houston Costley, John Jefferson Houston Craddock, Emmie Houston Grain. Mary Elizabeth Houston Crawford. Earl Frazier Port Arthur Davis. Johnnie Elisabeth Houston Dawson, Gwcnrlolyn Nadine Houston Daw:;on. Robert John Houston Dean, Dorothy Angela Houston Deering. Gladys Marie Houston Delambre, Lorry Constant Houston de Waal. Winiferd Joan Houston Dic):.son. Mamie Fisher New York City, N. Y. Dibhron. Ruth Selkirk Goose Creek Dobbs, Almon Cotton Houston Dodd. James Grady Houston Doggetl. John. Jr Houston Donlen, Geraldine Houston Dorman, Jean Elton Houston Douglass. Inga Lorane Almeda Dowe, Virgil Benner Houston Dunaway. James Karl Bellville Dunn. Edna Houston Diipree. Raymond Benjamin Houston Echols, Harry Augustus. Jr Houston Eliasof, William Robert Tyler Ellis, Mildred Lynn Houston Epley, Arthur Wilson, Jr Fairbanks Estill, Nancy Lee. Houston Fasullo, George Pete Houston Ferris. Nanine Howard Port Arthur Fetzer, Lewis Albert Dallas Fink, Evelyn Ethyl Houston Fite. Ralph Hillin Houston Fitzhugh. Robert Richard. Jr Ardmore. Okla. Ford, William Cicero Summit, Miss Fowler, James McFarland Houston Freedlund, Joseph Daniel Houston Freundlich, Adele Ray Houston Freundlich, Charles Gilbert Houston Frost, Jay Miles. HI Houston Garrett. Julius Randolph Edna Gates. Marshall De Motte. Jr Houston Gates. Mary Caroline Houston Gehring. Herman Victor Houston Gibson. Isabel Edith Houston Glasson, Kathlyn Marie Houston Gorton. Mary Malinda Galveston Goycn, Billie Houston Grant, Andrew Davis Bryan Greenberg, Claryce Houston Greer, Roy Benson League City Griggs, Hall Wesley West Columbia Haley, Barney Mack San Angelo Hall. Eddie Christine Houston Hall. Elizabeth Anne Houston Hanks, Clyde Walton, Jr Palestine Harling, Thomas Jefferson Houston Harris, Daniel Melvin Houston Hart, Elizabeth Morgenstern Houston Hawley. Mary Jane Houston Henderson. Ruth Elverta Houston Hensley, Mary Bodine Houston Heyne. Mary Sherwood Houston Hildebrandt, John Poindexter. Houston Hill. John Burke Houston Hidges, Maurice Andrew. Jr Houston Hogge. Arthur Clifton. Jr Houston Holz, Margaret Frederica Houston Horner. Layton Avalon, Penn. Houck. Wayne Segar Park Ridge. III. Hubly. Anton Thorwald. Jr Houston Hudson, Marion Brown Houston Hudson. Richard Lee Smithville Huebetter, Earl Ewald Houston Humphreville, Jeanne Houston Hutchins, Selwyn Percival Rice Marlin Hies, Robert Enoch Dallius Jackson. Henry Allen Dallas James, Oscar. Jr Houston Jewett, Robert Kimpton Houston Johnson. Harold S mithville Johnson. Leonard Benson Houston Jones, Franklin Clifford Houston Jones. Henry Blandin Houston Jones, Hershul Thomas Houston Jones, Sarah Nancy Houston Jones. Troy Paul. Jr Greenville Jordan. Martha Frances Corsicana Kaplan. Myer Houston Karbach, Nelson William Houston Katz, Leah Houston Keating, Ernest Wilbur Houston Kendrick. Florence Houston Kennedy, Mary Lucile Houston Kilgore. Ullmann League City Knight. Billie Pearl Beaumont SOPHOMORE CLASS ROSTER— Cou ti nued Knowies. Mack Palestine Kottwitz. Reginald Paul Houston Krause. Ferdinand Harry San Antonio Kreiter. Bernard Albert Houston Ladner, Charles Edwin Houston Lambert, R. H., Jr Houston Lathrop, Eula La Verne Houston Lechenger, Pauline Cecile Houston Lee. James Thompson Wichita Falls Leggett. Logan Hart -, Houston Letts, Norman Edward Houston Levy. Marjorie Louise Houston Levy, Regina Lorraine Houston Lisman, Charles Franklin Daisetta Lockhart. William Harold Houston Long, Maurine Houston Lorimer, William Van Perry, Ohio Loughridge. Terry James Houston Luckel, Charles Conrad Houston Lueders, Hugo Adolph Houston McCauley, John James Hubbard McComb, David Carmona McConnell. Horace Raymond Houston McConnell, Vernon Owen Houston McFerrin. Cecile Lenore Houston McKee, John. IH Kansas City. Mo. McKinney, Charlotte Kaapke Houston Maas, Gertrude Anita Houston Maes, Robert Hull Houston Malloy, Harriet Coit Palestine Malone, Mildred Houston Manuel. James Marshall Goose Creek Mays. Sam Rayburn Greenville Meador. James Henry Nashville. Tenn. Meek, Welter Houston Dallas Mctcalf, Richard Jackson Jacksonville, Ark. Mill, Frank Leslie Houston Miller. Tom Polk Houston Mintz, Sam Houston Miron. Simon Houston Moore, Elsie Roberta Houston Monre, Henry Paisley Mexia Moore, Mary Lou Houston Moore, Stanley Cockrell Wharton Morgan. James Henry Houston Morrij;, William Carloss. Jr Houston Mount, Mary Isabel Houston Much, Joe Clifford Alvin Murdock, Charlotte Mae. Houston Myer. Ella Campbell Houston Myers, Walter Steen Houston Nallin. James Joseph. Jr Shreveport. La. Nelson, Mark Anthony Houston Neuhaus, William Oscar Houston Newsome, Joe Arthur Houston Nicosia, Ralph Vincent Houston Nielsen, Fon Louise Corpus Christ! Nirken, Edgar Houston Norgaard. Donald Eugene Dallas Norvick, Morris Caesar Houston O ' Conner, Lawrence Joseph, Jr Houston O ' Fiel. Charlyne Louise Houston Ofner, Charles Francis San Antonio O ' Rillion, Joe La Rose Houston Page. Grace Joyce Houston Palmer. Joseph Harold Houston Parker, Katherine Red Houston Patterson, Morris Duane Houston Pearson, Kathryn Houston Pemberton, Mary Ellen Houston Peters . Lois Houston Polk, Eleanor Margaret Houston Pomerantz, Miriam Adel Houston Pontello, Louis Angelo Houston Poole, Lucile Annis Texline Prade, Nat Harman Leakey Procter, William Frank Houston Puntch, Mary Zita Houston Radoff. J, P Houston Rainey, John Bradshaw Houston Ray, Minnadale Houston Red, David Douglass Houston Reddicliffe, Harold Arthur League City Redfield, Robert Crim Houston Redman, Travis Holland Houston Rhein, Walter Joseph Houston Rice. Mary Calder Houston Robson, Max Radcliffe, Jr Houston Rogers. Elizabeth North Dallas Roos. Lewis Van Skite Princeton, N. J. Ross. Joe Elmore Houston Rotan, Charlotte Rice Houston Roy, Marie Antoinette Houston Sadler. William DeWitt Mart St. John, Richard Hornbrook Marlin Sanders, Bernard Maurice Houston Sanders, Charles Malvin Houston Sawtelle, James Emsley. . . Houston Scarborough, Dorothy Winifred Houston Schelling. Joe Austin Houston Schlesser. Erich Freeport Schmurr, Alice Corena Houston Schreiber, Annette Mary Houston Schurmann, Leon Robert Houston Schwinn, Frederick S Houston Scott, James Hunter Houston Sears, Edward Johnson Houston Sears, Nelson Bernard Houston Shaid. Charles Alva Palestine Sherrill, William Morgan Houston Simpson, Albert Folwell . . Tampico. Tamps., Mex. Sims. Grace Elisabeth Houston Smith, Edward Howard Granville. Ohio Smith, Eleanore Dorothy Houston Smith, Sidney George Houston Smith, Tony Duboys Houston Speights, Anna Mignon Hemphill Stafford, John William Houston Stafford, Joseph Lang Houston Stanford, William Aaron San Angelo Steele. Allan Trezevant Houston Steli. Manson Houston Stephen, Rozanne Houston Stephenson, Kathleen Anite Houston Stovall, Florence Helen Houston Stuart. Mary Louise Houston Stuermer, Adolph Nonlheim Summers, Ruth Louise Houston Sumners. Thomas David. Houston Surgi, Marie Louise Houston Swilley, Lee Tuer Houston Switzer, Margaret Ardell Houston Talbert, Milton L China Spring Taylor, Courtney Longcope Houston Tsanoff, Nevenna Houston Tucker, Harold Walton Houston Tufts, Margaret Bell New Orleans, La, Turner, Frank Shannon Angleton Turner, Harry Adams Houston Vogt, Charles Frank Houston von Rosenberg. Charles Herman Hou ston Wallace, John Edwin Kansas City. Mo. Wallace, William Brooks Eagle Lake Warren. William S., Jr Houston Waters, Henry Clay Houston Watkin, Annie Ray Houston Wax. James Stratton Houston Wells. Clarence Asa Houston Whiteside, Camile Runnels Houston Wilks, William Edward Eden Williams, Albert Coivin Houston Williams, Byron Wallace Dallas Wilson, Allen B Hobby Wilson. Dorothy Alice Houston Wilson, Vernon O Baytown Wise, Denton Belford Paris Witt, Harry William Houston Wobus, Hermann Becker Houston Wolfe, Alfred S Henderson Wright, Merrill Clair Houston Wright, Ruth Paris Wyatt, Dorothea Eileen Conroe Yeager, John Glenn Houston Young, Frances Katy Young, Joe San Angelo Ziegler, Julius Fred Houston FRESHMEN Vi M . M n ' 111 w lliMlstun itKiN . W nu lloiisluil AiHKH. I ' j.sn: tlonslMii ALmunii I, I ' ' i,(iiu:m:i. M i 1 iuUsllMI All. I.N, S H All i i;i,i, llousin,! siini f . M H(; ni:r (In-i-iivill, ' I -1 1 N. M Mu; iu;r IIOUSIMII r. 1 I • 1 . .1 1 . N llolJS W Mil ll-l,l . Ill ' HKI 1 ■ HiMll.-ll liXHKl.lA. Jl MU.IH 11-: lloiisl.. i U nM;s, i i)is( N lldilslun liKCKKH. (iKOlKilA tidcrson Itl HKKI.I , UrssKi.i. 111-. MIY Monlj;..rnny r.n iii iKLO, .Iamks KoBl HI Diiiiif« '  ' iii( ' l(l I ' m 1 ii N. ' [ mom s L. ll..nsUMl P.n M.in N, lii.uMci!; H. .list. .11 linDW N, M HI r.i.Mnc IIOMSIMH l n() v , WiiJ.ow Hkli.k S:til nf;fl( PjHVam. Fn K l(;iyli.wii Blrb, Mabkl llijinl l ' BiRT, Eli ,aui;iii llolJsliML C NN r x. .I m; Iliillslcll r.w i:n (;ii. I ' uwk M.HISIOII CiMMBKItS, OciAV 1 Siiii iili)riin Cr.rovK fOioR. Hklkn Port Vrtluir ( ' .i.tisi;. M iti:i,(;u (:K Pasadeiui Collins. I1 i nii W . Porl Arlhiir CoLviN, IIi:li;n 1 [(MlSlull DomiNEV, Ann OotOLAy. RllOKI) .1 M1 s DlCAT, Al I I ' VUNKST Fahhen. Paul Lest eh Feagan, RiCHABn Floeter, Elizabeih Fowler, Josephine Gillespie. Minme Moore Glascock, _M hv Henbietta Gordon, Wendell Gr h m. Sue Guthrie, VIR A IF LE. Mary Jane n i . Kith Harris. Geraluine Harrison, Hnn Haseltine, Xat Mays, Betty Hewitt, Huth Heyck, Frances HiNziE, Marjorie Hjertbebg. Muriel Holt, Ruth HoRNE, Olive House, Edwin Humphreville, Lanelle Hurley, Henry C, Jr. Iloiisloii I louslun Houslon Fr.-rport Houslon Houslon Houston Houslon Houslon Houslon Houslon Honslun UfMislon Houslon Dalli.s I ;iUicio Dallas Houston Houslon llnusl..n Palestine Houston Houslon Houston Houslon Houslon Houston .IkWKTT, noHiH II V iioiislun Jon •so . Dinuniiv Houston Kav. I Ii:t Houston Km i:(;i;n, Ai.u Huil-sti.il Luivn. I j.i . iii;tii llousi.in Lv-NN. Jack liiillin .T Maskk, Bktiv Uuknt Houston M TTT.s PN. Ill n li) n(tnna . Ii:( i ii ' [n , M n .I m: Houslou McGek, Jami;s 11i:mi IlniisUm M in. HiiLKiN Houston !oiLi,ii:i, _M Aiu;ri:uri !■: Seymour Mo TcoMEin, P rr im; MDMl-iioniory i Ioh(;aiN, I ' m;hm i L mimjiu ( ' .(lopcr Monms. Vfi.i-oiu V. Houston Ml MM 1 ]U , M imiUNEi Houston 1 n N, Lovri-: Houston INelms. lii i , iii 111 Houston NiTZi:. M Htimn. Houston 0 ' Ilif)iii) N. Iii.iihi;d Houston l ' ( 1 , .liMMir; Houston P (:i-:, Jo iMi ' : Houston Paukkr. (h; h i;i; rsTiio[NY Hou ' ston J l:l A T, IIin.KN Hoiislon l!|i H 1 I !t. Hi Til Ennis Mii:(;i;n. Jam-; Houston H i( rii.i.i.K. M mum;i,i,h Houston Rum:, .] IIakulu Houston RiiFF, Dorothy La ! ' (Mlr Ryan. Cornklius llouslon Scott, Waltkr .Iarkatt Houslon Shambaiigh, Jean HoiisUmi Shaplev. Anna Bktii Slatkr. .Ikan Smith. K. Arnolij Smith, Frank S: MTH. Patty STKiNBKRf;, Hannah Sti; E.NS, Eleanor Sn.i,i . Tn.Li niu Stiri.es, Hi I n Tarrer, ki-.iiii Taii.send, Riith Tl ITLE, Sa H Tow i.i T., ii II niiiso ' I ' mw ni,i:y. Li ciLE TiiiBLK, John IV Trii ' li;it. M in I ' j.len Vinson, M n i ii l ' iu( i; Wall, L in iiu.i m Wkbrk, Lloyd Posey i:isi:n, Donot i lousloii IloHsroH lloiisloi llou l.i llnusloti Houston H;:l.-lnii (iriHiLicr Houston Houslon llouslon I louslon iLn H. ' Luke I louslon Houston llouslon Honsl. Housl. Ilousl.i llonsl.i ' HiTK, V. Parker Honslon ILLIVMSON, ErfiENlA Houslon ILSON, Joan Houston Binder. Van P. Sea brook FRESHMAN CLASS ROSTER Prcsitltnt. John Robert Martin Rnndolph FieU! ' ice-Prt?.-iitU nt. Mary Jane Hale Houston Secrot:uT-Treai.urer. Karl ton Brink .... Wit-hita Falls Abbate. Joe Houston Aiiamd. Miiry Gray Houston Adkins. Wani Noble Houston A nor. W. D Marshall Alber. Elsie Houston Albrecht. Florence Mai Houston Allan. John William OtiHen. Utah Allen. Sarah Nell Houston Apiitcby. Preston Urooks Houston Aral. Kazko Genoa Archer. Ellen Maic .... Houston Art). Billy Glynn Greenville Ashburn. Margaret GroGnville Austin, MarKiiret Catherine Houston Bailey. Florence Audrey Houston Baldwin. Jean John Houston Baldwin. Joo Shaw. Jr Dallas Barber. Jinimie Routt Clinton. Okla. Biirficld. Berkley Bartlett Barktey. Charlotte Elizabeth Houston Batncs. Addison LaFayette Houston BarnsUin, Alfred Jules Houston Barrett. Mary Catherine Houston Bartleit. Sarrh Kendrick Marlin Bas ett. James Albert Dallas Battaile, Henry William Houston Bawcom, Ruth Foye Houston Beaulieu. William Clarence Houston Becker. Georpia Madeline Anderson Behnkcn. Mildred Louise Houston Bellamy. Cull Green Houston Belt. Maurice Houston Bender. William Cassell.... Houston Berkley. Russell Henry Montcomery Berry. Jack Francis Houston Bitrcio. Chester Conprdon Corpus Christi Blantnn. William Neal, Jr Houston Bcone. Berrill Harrison Navasota Boozalis. Tula John Houston Bradfield. James Robert Dainprerfield Brandenberper, John William Houston Brice. Wiliiam Eupeiie Camden Britton. Thomas Lemuel Houston Brocdon. Anne Lucile Houston Bropdon. Bernice Houston Brokaw. Earle Wilford Houston Bronkner. Ralph J Beaumont Brooks. Randall Earl Ennis Brown. Myrta Claire Houston Brown. William Oscar Houston Brown. Willow Belle Frances San Anpelo Bruce. Richard Liberty BruEprer. Clifford S Houston Bryant. Frank Albert Houston Btirch. Allen Eu;;ene Houston Burr. Mabel Dorothy Humble Burt. Mary Elizabeth Houston Bussa. Harry Irvin. Houston Campbell. Ben Sinpleton, Jr Houston Cannafax. Jane Houston Cuohion, Joseph James Texarkana Cavanach, Frank Houston Chambers. Oclavia Zenobia San Antonio Chamhl-ss. Gnvir C Anahuac Chandler. Dorothy Belle Houston Clarke. Jack Dudley Houston ClevenKcr. Helen Port Arthur Close. Mabelirrace Pasadena Cody. Claude Carr Houston Cole. Paul Raymond Odessa Collier. E erelt Dalton Houston Collier. Margaret Rae Houston Collins. Howard William Port Arthur Col V in. Helen Inez Houston Cook, John Roscoe Houston Craic. Homer John Tampicu. Tamjis., Mex. Crawford. Marshall Francis Port Arthur Crowdtr. Robert Graham Fort Worth Crump. William Lucas Houston Dato. Edna Houston Davis. Marearot Elinor Houston Davis, Virginia Houston Decnan, James Haines Houston Dinsmccr. Mary Louise St. Marys, W. Va. Dohnnty. Ann Houston Douclas. Jam(s Buford Houston Drollir.Kcr. Clarence Orville Houston DuL ' at. Alvin Ernc:U Freeport Dunk. Vivian Nettie Houston Dwipans. Ruth Atlaire Ganado Dwyer. Theodore Huder Houston Eiitnn, Roche. er Thomas Houston ? khardt. William Rudolph. HI Houston Kneel. Herman Albert Houston Evans. Howard Loe Houston Ewinc Floyd Ford Lockney FarKcrson, Vivian Elizabeth Houston Farren. Paul Lester Houston Feagnn. Richard Wynne Hamlin Fenity. Carl Lester, Jr Houston FerKUson. Dorothy Mae Houston Ferrell. Jim Gray Houston Fink. Mildied Dorothy Houston Fisher. Bernard Meredith Columbia. La, Flick. Mary Ellen Houston Flint. M;iry Madeline Houston Flocter. Elizabeth Cordiff Houston Forbes. John Robert Houston Foster. John Sidney Houston Foulks. James G Houston FoLirmy, Frank Campbell Houston Fowler, Josephine. Houston Frankie, John.iie San Benito Frazier. R.ibert Bcvis Houston Frederick. Ben Frederick Houston Friedman. J. W Austin Fricry, Thom;is Wilson Madisonville Frost, Jack William Houston GanimaKe, Troupe Ernest. Houston Garrett, Thurston Quincy Houston Gibson. David Irvin Texas City Gideon. Edward Nunnelee Houston Gillespie. Minnie Moore .Houston Gillette. Reanan Word Houston Gillis, Robert Raymond Houston Glascock, Mary Henriettix Houston Going-, Charles Edwin Lake Charles, La. Goodrich, .Jerome Duncan Houston Gordon. Wendell Chaffee Houston Graff, Clifford Otis Houston Graham, Robert. Jr Torreon, Coah., Mex. Graham. Sue Thompson Houston Gray. Louis Patrick Houston Gready. Howard Francis. Houston Gretnwood, Marvin Hender.son Houston Greer. Carl Ferrell Houston Griffiths. James Thompson Alta Loma Guthrie. Mary Virna Houston Guyler, Louise Elizabeth Simonton Hale. Mary Jiine Houston Hallman, Alfred Lee Midland Hallman. Gerald Beiphts Midland Hardy, Ruth Elizabeth Houston Harrinpton, Maurice Browne Houston Harr ' s, Geraldine V Dallas Harrison. Ruth Perla Palacios Haseltine, Nat Greene Dallas Hatcher, Ruth Houston Hatfield, Georpe Lelend Electra Haymes. Albert Burke Houston Hays, Betty Houston Hensch. Carl Russell Houston Hewitt, Ruth Houston He.vck, Frances Marie Houston Hiphtower, Milam Dona!d Liberty Hinzie. Marjurie Audrey Palestine Hjertberp, Muriel Eupenie Houston Hoencke. Gustavo Cook Houston Hclloway. Seliers Hosah Tallassee, Ala. Holmes, Harry Newton . Houston H( it, Ruth Elizabeth Houston Hopkins. All;-ne Marie Houston Ilorne, Olive Chesley Houston Horton, Jack Carter Houston House, Edwin Bonner Houston Howard. David Stewart New Hartford. N. Y. Humphrevilic. Lanelle. Houston Hunter. James Leonard Houston Huntley, Orville Prilchard Harlinpen Hurley. Henry Charles Houston Hurley, Mary Marparet Houston .Jackson, Mary Lucille Houston Jackson, William Kenyon San Antonio James. Patrick Henry Houston Jcnn, E. T., Jr Houston Jewett. Di ' rothy Gladys Houston Johnson, Arnold Benjamin Houston Johnson, B, Kenneth New York Mills. Minn. Johnson. Cary Neil Houston Johnson, Dorothy Elizabeth Houston Kaminsky. Peter Ben Galveston Kay. Meta Houston Keller. Dorothy Bernadine Houston Kcily. Herman Floyd .Gainesville Kerr. James Herman Houston Kidder, H()ward Harold James Houston Kinp. Georpe Randolph Houston Koi;ayashi. Hope Fuku Webster Kobb. Sol Rudy Houston Kn.iGptr, Alba Virpinia Houston Kutschbach, Anna B Houston Kut-schenreuter. Paul Herbert .Houston Lanca.ster, William Moore Houston Lavery, Carl Clarence Houston FRESHMAN CLASS ROSTER (Continu.Ml) Lawton, Frederick George, II Houston Lee. Mildred Oliene Houston Lehmann. Rnih Elizabeth Houston Lester, Earl Lawrence Houston Lewis. Thomas Leslie. Jr Houston Liliestrand, Walter Emanuel Weslaco Llovd. Elizabeth Darden Houston L«:se. Harris Louwien STT Logan. James Hugo Bellv.Ue Loker. George Andrew. Jr Houston Love. Frances Marshall Houston Lvnn. Jack McGregor Ballingcr McCants. Malcolm Thomas Houston McCown. Thomas Ashby Alvin McFarland. Gerald Marion Houston McGaffey. Mary Jane Houston McGee. James Butler. Jr Houston McGee. James Henry Houston McGilvray. LaKue Cooko Houston McMahon. John Leo Houston McLean. Charles Harrison, Jr Houston McNair. Helen Frances Houston MacLaughlin. Guy. Jr Houston Maguire. William Lucius Houston Malone. William Chapman, Jr Houston Manford. Gertrude Morgan Houston Martin. John Robert Randolph Field Maske. Betty Brent Houston Mason, Mary Flora Corsicana Matteson. Burton James. Jr Donna Meeker. F. Raymond New York City. N. Y. Melton. Milton Ernest Allen Miller, Mary Emily Houston Miller, Ralph Edward San Antonio Minto. Wi ' liam Munro Houston Moilliet. Marguerite Seymour Montgomery. Cecil Pauline Montgomery Moody. Everett Howard, Jr San Antonio Moore. Allen Charlton Houston Moore, Dolph Beadle Bay City Morgan. Berney Lambeth Cooper Morgan. Dorothy La Verne Houston Morgan. George Gay Frost de la Moriniore. Juliette Houston Morris. Harold Brett Houston Morris. Joe Alexander Houston Morris. Wllford Victor Houston Morrison. John Robert Dallas Motheral. George Ed Houston Mummcrt. Mordine Anne Houston Murphy. Barney Owen Houston Murphy. Daniel Francis Galveston Myers. Elton Palestine Nagai. Mamie Hayako Almeda Nathan. Loyce Marie Houston Nelms. Elizabeth Williams Houston Nelms, Lucian Williams Houston Nichols. Ralph Gregory Houston Nitze. Marjorie Elizabeth Houston Norris. George Clinton Howellville Northrop. Joseph Walter Houston O ' Riordan. Mildred Houston Orr. Willis Poindexter Houston Oshman, Peter Galveston Owen. Wade. Jr Athens Pace. Jimmie Houston Pace. Jonnie Houston Parker. George Anthony Houston Parker. Leonard Bowles Houston Parrish. J. Beverly Dallas Patterson, Iris Mable Frost Pearson. Marian Houston Pearson, Patricia Houston Pedcn, Alexander Phillips Houston Piatt, John Arthur, Jr Houston Pollak, Edward Houston Poole. Doris Eletta Houston Pulley. Thomas Edward Houston Putnam. Helen Ingram Houston Reading. Hany Louis. Jr Eagle Lake Reeder. Allen Dean Houston Renter. Aldina Lillian Houston Reynolds. Paul Bernhardt Salisbury. N. C. Richter, Annie Ruth Ennis Rieger, Jane Houston Robbins. John Dana Tulsa. Okla. Robinson. David Dean Houston Rochellc, Marinelle Houston Rogers. John .Sinclair Houston Rorsevelt. Norma Mae Houston Rose, Jay Harold Houston Royall, Richard Ray Houston Ruff, Dorothy Loraine La Porte Ryan, Cornelius O ' Brien v Houston Sabom, Robert Frederick Houston Sadlier, Muriel Elaine Houston Sauter, Lois Carolyn , Houston Scardino, Pete Lester Houston Scheffler, Cleophas Joseph , -Yorktown Schiller, James Curtiss Houston Schleeter, William Vesper Houston Schnitzer. George Cecil, Jr Houston Schnurr, Ida Mary Houston ■Scott, Walter Jarrat Houston Segal, Jerome Joe Houston Sellers. Clemile Franklin Houston Senn. Claud Weldon Rotan Sentell. Margaret Josephine Alvin Shambaugh, Wilma Jean Houston •Shapley, Anna Beth Houston Shelton, Harris W Dallas Shelton, Dowlcn Houston Sherrill, Lillian Louise Houston Shilling, Alonzo RobL rtus Houston Shirley, James Gilbert Mexico City, Mex. Shoss. Morris Houston S-sk. Eugene Bounds Houston Slal er. Jean Miriam Houston .Sm ith, A. Frank. Jr Houston Smith. Eliphlet Arnold Houston Smith, Harold John Port Arthur Smith. Patty Frances Houston Smith, Raymond Roy San Antonio Smith, Robert Taliaferro Greenfield, 111. Smith. William Carey Liberty Smvth. Rodger Grigsby Uvalde Sparks. John Wesley Houston Speed, Anne Elizabeth Houston Spence, Jack Walton Eagle Pass Steele, Jack Candle . Roscoe Steen, Frank William Dallas Stein, Rose Lee Rosenberg Steinberg, Hannah Vivian Houston Sterling, Lee Franklin Houston Stevens, Eleanor .Adriance Angleton Stevens, Jane Templeton Houston Stoner, John Randolph Kinsley, Kan. Sullivan, Frank B. King Houston Sullivan, Tillford B., Jr Granger Surles. Ruth Eloisc Houston Szafir. Edgar Emil Beaumont Talley. Carroll Homer. Gainesville Tarrer. James Keith ■ ■ ■ Houston Tausend, Harold Jack Houston Tausend, Ruth Edna Houston ten Brink, Karl Cornelius Wichita Falls Tenery, John Henry, Jr , Houston Tenery, William Boyce Houston Thriffitey, Estelle Carmen Houston Tinterow, Maurice Meyer Galveston Titt le, Sarah Martha . .Houston Todd. Paul Lee Houston Towell. Roy Harrison. Jr Eagle Lake Tow nes. Chris Garret Houston Townley. Lucille Frances Houston Treadwell. John Holland Menard Trible. John Bowles Houston Triplett. Mary Ellen Houston Turner. Dean Walton Henderson Turner. Jr e Gordon Carrizo Springs Tynes. Lee Nelson Houston Valiely, Doris Anne Houston Vinson. Martha Brice Houston Waddell, David Lewis Houston Walker, Dorothy Janet Houston Wall, Mavy Virginia Port Arthur Wallace. Elmer Martin Eagle Lake Wallace. Marie Marrast Houston Wailis, William McVickcr Houston Wa!sh. David Paul San Antonio Warriner. Ben. IV Fort Clark Watson. Robert Allan Houston Webre. Lloyd Posey Houston Weichert. David Richard Houston Weiser. Dorothy Buyer Houston Werner, Evelyn Albt-rta Houston Wertheimer, Haskell Houston Westlieimer, David Houston Whalen, Francis Houston Wheeler. Alfred Lee. Jr Danbury White. Edgar Warren. Jr Texas City White, William Parker . .Houston Wildman. Carol Bellaire Williams, Ed Paxton. Jr Ft. Worth Williams, Edward Carson Houston Williamson. Mary Eugenia Houston Wilson, James Monroe Houston Wilson. Joan Fcrrar Houston Winder, Van Perkins Seabrook Winterhalter. James Stewart Baytowii Wisenberg, Dorothy Janice Houston Wissinger, John Earl Houston Wittmer, Owen Willard Houston Wolfe, Calvin Edward Houston Woodson, Jacob Dudley Crockett Wright, Rosaline Houston Yellin, Bernard Houston Young. Henry Ben. Jr Houston Young, Reginald Gladish Houston ■I j H H |H L- fl H r - ' ' ' B jMgjj P VflS r l j gj L uL ' PH ■iv jB H l P j H| H v i V r ' HB I HK ' Fi B l 1 Ol H Ha p ■ -. m 1 ; IH I ' ■■ ' :; -., v , 1 W ; ■ ' ■ l ■ : ' :} 1 BJil H iHBHi B BH ' .-.:-. -- 9 HBH IMH B HI CAMPUS Son line! for a nudisl colonyy ( ' tiiillxiiiril  r v. Tiki ciilf lilllc IrliLs. Siiy iliinil) cliick fdiry licr liiHihs jiir lii ' i! l oir dill ' I lliiil jitsl Ion ,s I ( ' ■ ' . F.lrii Johnson ifT liilc). II lio iiy .s tliiit hilly I seen w ; iiilh ... Moyhr ihc ciirrcnl s not liiiiK ' il on. Shi ' s mil hail. Is shi ' hoys. .[ )(• — .S(.v .S )m cs . Jim — Double. MiK ' lli ' r — Fill ' Siiiiili ' s. ' Don ' t these freshmen do the funniest ihiiiMs . . . We run llic himh stiiic. The Out (trash) is iiiit. |, I) ell. i ' K iihciul 1111(1 jiiiuji ' . Does she LOIE I ' .E. ' s! They re posing. Noohie ' s car is right across the street. Flo anil her French jtostal cards . I ivonna see too. ' ' The cot anil the fiihlie. Higher, girls, higher! Leniine see them linihs! 01 (ill I lie jtliiccs to put viiiir fiiiTu [lirturc! (.oiiic fiirls. (1 grciit hiii smile. I hiii iiitprdifiiiciit. Hiillv C.hil) ( iinstriirtiiiii ( ,iiinj iiii . I liiil Rice spirit lliiit never (irell. that seldom ever) flies. II e ciiii ' t decide irliellier tliot s John Barrvmore (I or liailoshir ' VsiiiiofJ. DriiiiKilie ( ' lull saiior. ) eoli! I mean voti! SniiLes in the aras.s. Oh. Ifcpl sodeingedfoolisli! U lull ' s iIh ' matter boys. don ' t YOU appreciate the joke? C.hihl Ijihtir. Phivniales. So I sai l to Einstein — Oh, horrors! Cooliciiil. I ' litlisti ' iiini ' . q i I i«?s The party ' s getting rough — gire nie inv shoes. Can the Colonel lay those sandnirhes away! So irlint? Si) litis is ulitit I piiiil iiHiney for! I ' inI; liiollihnishy il on your lijcl I liuiiil) voitr nose iil iiic. lie. iiimc on. Ii-I liini roll- Ik ice! Even Scliulzc rcails llic (hil.- ' flurry up, I ' nincis. Dor is already ihroush! 1 1 s iellln lo he so ' s ii man can ' t get no eddication. ■ Ih ' I you tell (ill the iiirls that. What? No Bcnns? Engineers going into their hole. nr 9t mM ammiiMmmmmi.:..-: . «s f Cluckl Cluck! It ' s great to be alive. That dirtv so and n The Architects initiate . some fun. Pipe Albrecht ' s shiner . she just wouldn ' t keep her hands to herself. a ' M i Thev need it. Hurry up! We ' re late. PEP RALLY TODAY I villi Ml rS, 1 T : I I Lei ' s mahf funny fiircs. Sill ' iids I liii ' s iiiil. hut slic doiw him iironf ' . 1 1 (U per. yiiu ' re Slim pin Ouch: l (tin ill) for llic (iussrr. ' Ilicsf Ivnrhinfi (ijjniis do (lidu- ihf crouds. 4 ' ' Tuii lo one he can !iel u I ! billiard ball in his moulli. Three ' s mil a croud lo Dorolhv. She ' s loohiitji, for a fourth. nioir liiinl! The hand at Atislin. More finis. And n nninjo is not jnsl a hlnnkpt. 1 1 III find Slinnnon. 1 hislicy — breeder iif Insi and crime. ■ (■( ' mure friends for llie photographer. I hdl about the Te.xas tforhiy SItDir lliciii loollin. hovsl! Cdiniiiiick (liscovira the camera. Ihr j ' uliirc ctlilor thinks it ' s fiiitny. He ' ll leiini. Cloisler cavaliers and damsels. Ducky. Iitur prelly liirls. I hiiill l) liiiiise (ij hay, etc. . . . cirr malic a ilimc thai icav. . . . Science is advancing. After three years of experi- menting, it finally worked. Lair of Big Bad Wolfie Altenburg. Girls beware! All-round athlete: golf and j ing-j ong. Aw shucks ! They snapped our picture. Orer Somebody Else ' s Shoulder. I honipson and Lenoir. Don ' t be Jooled Teeter: those boudoir-eves don t mean a thing. Deuce it all! The g(une is getting rough. If rang windou — Lofty Heights dropped dead. Tiddle-da-ivinker (pun) and sister. ' Pirloridl Rcdiricn ' {iiiiollwr pun). i : l Id FJiiiini filiv ' n llic iiinsi iiiii(jin ' diinci ' r ivc ncr sine. Inniji liifili. fiirls! J] c mini (iiir (jiiailcr ' s lIDllll. 1 III ' niiiil ill llir hliir mills I ,s inc. I licv nuidi ' (I misldhi ' . Noic sav. All. oic yiiu .say. III. I III ' fiirl on this siile docs mil (iljrcl (I soiiliisli- caled iiiaiitH-r. tl ho II do ri iht l) our lllllr rll. Sliiilifd ciiri ' lessiu ' ss. . til ihr mils diiii ' l iiroiv on trci-s. Soul OusI I niiis. ole Mill ' s dehillilillc sliiiiih. • ' ;■ •( .• Slic ' .s iiiin : Olto: No, she ' s iiiiiw. ' ' ' Lou HnsscI (of (ill iH ' oi lf) explains B.A. to Mac. es. Mae he iiiider- slaiul. These jolly jelloies Just drojiju ' il in the elnh for (I luinil of hridge and a euj of lea. ( ' .(inii)us eelelirilies (?) I ' oole die Prude. I ' ll laufih dl yours, ij you ' ll laugh lU mine. ' Three Aees Lowe. Shueks, this ain ' t noth- ing. ) ou ought to see nie stand on niy head. Ilelly and Huh. ai fe . ;.:y- I ' lw line uilli the big eiirn is W oofiis. The Alcheinisls. Leonont: Me afraid ' : ' run million volts of elec- tricity (ire mild com- pared to (I date null Boh Talley. See what we did with our erector set ' .- ' Listening to heartbeats of frog bv remote control. The Engineers didn I hnild this. It just happened. No, not Simi le Simon. just our old friend Gus. Does she respond faror- ably. hoys ' : ' I( (iiider if the pkiures on llic wall are responsible for Shult ' s pleased expression. U hal a jolt voii ' ll hare ivhen YOU ivake up and find No. (i turned in at the stable. New York Manie. of Speakeasv fame. Slarlled or natural ' : ' The twins are out of slefi {if vou knoie ivhat I mean). Oneenie II nlkin. Perfect gentleman. There are rumors of mar- riage. lieaulifiil Hice-by-l he-Sea Once a guest, alivuys a guest. (Kinda like Sing Sing on the Hudson). ; !)i AWi .J,1 A Finvler. Nitze. Glover, and Horn . I Itink I Ho (« ( ' . jr e can tell that Jf ecdv ' Turner isn ' t an experi- enced canieni-lionnd lihe lite others. Are they giiinii ihtil free lunch hell! Smoky anil liullerliall. ' I hriii. the hiun uho de- lights in busting soph, engineers. I p-iind-eoniing young freshmen. Looks like a scene from ii morie of college life. Treading a measure al I nirersity Clnh. ACTIVITIES COMMENCEMENT ACTIVITIES lOSS liucailtiiireale Services — Sermon (l( li cied by Bish- o|i lliraiii Vliiff Boaz. of llic Mflliodist Church of the South. Suutlav niorniu ' ;, June -I . . . Services in tiie aeaileniic eourt . . . Openeil with the aca- (leniie procession — faculty ineniliers and seniors |iarticipating . . . Siihjecl of tlie sermon. The Creat Question — li l. What Think Ye Of Christ? ( ' .(iiiiiiiciKciiiciil I ' .dwanl (irani ( ionlvlin o( Princclon I ni ( ' rsil dch ered conunencenienl a(l(h(ss , . . Suhjecl. W hither IJound. . . . Three hiuidr( ' l and lilt ' en students received degrees . . . Degrees conferred by President Lovetl . . . TliirtN - live scholarsliips awardeil for year T)l?l?-I? I . . . Large croud witnessed exercises. Senior liiicricdii hirst senior social hniclioii . . . I. ani coin|ih ' tc(l and e ervl)()(lv happ . . . Meld . alinihn niorniiig. .Iiuic !! on rool garden of Kice Motel . . . Ilcrnian aldiuan pla ed . . . Danced from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m. with time out for hmchcon at twelve . . . Pleasant beginning for senior functions. S ' lVi or Hdiiijiicl Dinner at Eigiil at tlic aclil (Huh . . . Toinin) Hale elected |)crmanent presi- dciil of the Class of W ' H. Virginia inson, vice- proidcnt. and Frank allace, secretarv-treasnrer . . . Speakers. Dr. llarrv Scott, and Mr. Sauuiel McCanii . . . Yachting and swinuning jirecedcd dinner ... Ml liad fun. Si ' iiiar Ht ' (Cj)lii}n — Alvin Moody. Trnut Fonville, William Strozier assisted President Ijovett in re- cci ing. . . Meld in aiadcmic i-onrt from five until c cn alti ' rnoon ol lime . . . . I ' vervone dressed up . . . (iood food . . . Dr. Lovetl ' s final gesture to llic departing graduates. FiiKil ii(ill— .Mi[ splurge of the class of 33 . . . Held in iieanlilidl decorated Kice hallroom . . . Music by Arlie Simmons . . . Linen suits, organdy and net evening dresses, corsages, and a hell of a lot of perspiration . . . Dancing from ten till tuo- lliirt . . . .Snp|)er at midnight . . . lieing irnuumc (roin social proliation (llicir diplomas safcl linked awa ). llii- seniors made llii-ir c il in a rrrand. hilarious fashion. 1 ).?.? M Y FETE To strains of Mildred Milligan ' s harps, tin- 1933 ' s May Fete was under way . . . First to enter, king Alden I ' aseiie . . . Following him, a heyy of l- ' reshnien girls, entering by couples from gates to either side of throne: Eloise Abshier-Elizabeth Hall, Mary Crain-Charlotte Rotan. Sarah Street- Virginia Barnes. Mildred Malone-Nanine Farris . . . From o]j|)osite sides Duke Dayid Red and Dijrliess Mary Lou Moore approaeheil and met for long stroll lo foot of throne . . . Colleetioii of Sojilioniore representatiyes: Kate Ross Pallon- Wilma Bland, Margaret Castle-Mary B. Hensley. Leslie Thaeker-Ernestine Cantrell. Doris McGill- Doroihx (;il|iin . . . Duchess Peggy Soule escorted li Duke Kemp Lewis . . . Junior octaye: Lenoir l!()U ' n-Margaret Zenor, Mae Tuttle-Frances ( ' oi- lier. Lida rncild- dele Drenkle, Louise Ragan- Melba Slimpin . . . Duke Robert llannon with Duehess Madeline Freeman . . . Then the Seniors: Edwina Wiess-Louise Bryson. Jrma Fonville- Li ' ola Me er. Klleii Cleyeland-Aline Lucy. Anna Margaret Fooshee-Sue Sexton . . . Duke Hoberl HIair and Duchess Iris Bellows . . . Above groups arranged synnnetrically on steps leading to throne where king sat in royal solitude . . . Preceding Queen Pauline McDonald: Princesses Virginia Vinson. Rulh I oughridge: Sceptre-Bearer Wilson Eraser: Flower Girls Clarita Fonville. Afary Ber- Iraii . . . King VIden rises to greet Queen Pauline as large crowil is presented with truly colorfid spectacle . . . Rainbow hues of rose, medium blue, orchid, and pale blue surmounted by Queen and King in white, fringed by princesses in peach . . . All against (Grecian background of Doric columns . . . Sublime followed by customary ridiculous as harp strains are supplanted by raucous heralds of ' 36 iconoclastic heroes of the May Fite. ENGINEERS- lULL llcrmil cii inccrs caiiii ' oiil of llii ' ir cave, llio ' Xh ' cliaiiical Lai). Cor a liig iiif;lil al llic l{i(i ' rrrraic . . . Decorations were lircalli-lakiiif; iinlil ' ciN OIK ' rcalizi ' il lluil lln ' liclon rd to ihi ' Icr- laii-. jusl (lone o cr . . . llaNc lo liaiid il lo llio Ivigiiicers Tor snalcliiiif; llii ' opriiing iiiglil of llu ' new - ballroom . . . Eiif;iiii ' frs ' Shiclil was of same iilillcrin;: iiialerial as llie fauns aii l iiiides on (lie uall. cleNcrK Iving in willi tiie deeoralive selieme . . . Merman aldman and his ever-popular or- (■lie lra furnished the music ... A buffet supper al midnight — sandwiches, salad. an l coffee . . . (General chairmen: (.eorge Alli ' n and liiil h ' crgn- son. (). W. L. S.— HAND DANCE A so|iiiislicated hiack and siKcr hallroom . . . SmarlU gouned co-eds and sua e eds . . . Music li Itichard Shannon ' s Greater Colleoe Orchestra . . . Held I ' hanksgiving Eve at River Oaks . . . Dinirif; the evening, the O. W. L. S. pledges were presented — Marjorie Nitze, Elizabeth Lloyd. Jean Slater. Josephine Fowler, and Virginia Wall . . . Ruffct supper served at miilnight ... A breakfast honoring the |ilcdgo li -ld after dance . . . Exeeu- li c conunillee ciiairmcn wcri ' Roberta Woods anil illiani Gibson. rill, R sso(:i TiON banquet r xent -seven sweaters awarded . . . Lcttcrmen iliox- captain fur Ml team . . . Selected I ' cri ' V rllnn who. liie Thresher reports, was always a lighter and a | ow ' er in the centiM- of the line — The honor came as a fitting reward to one ol Rice ' s outstanding grid men . . . Hal Michelson received (icorge Martin (College Inn trojjhy as most valuable plaver on the Rice team . . . Letters also presented lo the cross-country team . . . Numerals to freshmen athletes . . . Speakers in- cluded Coach jack Meagher of Rice. Coach Ered Thompson of Arkansas, and captain-elect Percy Arthur. INTER-LITERARY SOCIETY TEA I ' irsl III llic litfiaiv socielics s icial liiMilioiis . . . N as lieltl at Autrv House on October 16 . . . Receiving guests were the president and vice- president of each society . . . Mrs. Blake and Miss Lane presided at the tea table . . . Table graced bv puik asters and ])ink candles in silver candelabra . . . t ' onunittees in charge were: Invitation — Le- noir Bowen (E.B.L.S.)- Charlotte Caniniack (P.A.L.S.), and Marjorie Worrall (O.W.L.S.): Refreshments — Stella McNeir. Nanine Ferris. Mary Louise Blohni (O.W.L.S.)- Katherine Red Parker, Collier Cooke. Charlotte McKinnev (E.B.L.S.). Charlotte Rotan. Ann Perlitz (P.A.- L.S.); Decorations— Roberta Woods (O.W.L.S.). Gertrude Manford (P.A.L.S.). and Kathleen Wil- son (E.B.L.S.) RALLY CLUB BREAK-TRAINING UANCE llnfortunate schedule caused the dance to be held a week after end of season . . . This did not. however, interfere with its success . . . The cele- brating was tumultuous . . . Ilelil at I niversitv Club . . . Shannon pla ed . . . Football team was guest of honor . . . The evening marked the open- ing of hunting season for the freshmen girls among the more recalcitrant atliletes . . . Victims were manv and complete . . . Writer doesn ' t renieiid)er «lii ' tlicr thev ser ed food . . . asn t n ' eiled anv- «a . . . Joim ( ' ,ook (the sane one) headed dance connnitlec. SOPHOMORE BALL A Joe College affair . . . Held last night of Februarv exams at River Oaks . . . Decorations clever and luiique . . . Pennants and tennis rackets evervwhere ... A typical prof himg in effigy from ceiling . . . Backdrop represented Youth — Lamp of Knowledge in one hand and bottle in other . . . Old Ox Road on porch proved a popidar inter- mission retreat . . . Some of the costinnes were un- familiarlv collegiate . . . Jimmie Klein and his Orchestra furnished excellent dance music . . . Hot dogs were served at midnight . . . Less said about that damned mustard, the better . . . Jim Sawtelle chairmaned dance committee . . . Ball was a gay diversion from exam worries. vKciii-VKi ' s cosri mi; bm.i, lliiiuls 1)1 ' till ' clock Imiioii l)a k . . . Kcslcd for sliorl space iil a lew hours on lliosegav limes, llie iiiiielies . . . .lunlor League eonvertetl into liall- rooiu ol llie aldorl- Vslorui ... Costiuues were cDlorlul . . . Many Mae Wests and I ' ioradora ijiris . . . Vnd did some of the girls have iiell with iheir liuslles . . . Hoys wore Prince Alherls. striped trousers, checked ests. tennis hiazers. and moustaches . . . Murals of John L. Sullivan and Itcrtha. the sewing uiachine girl, gracetl the walls . . . Kichard Shannon and his Orchestra played Hearts and Flowers, After the Mall. and ' Carioca ' . . . Ray Watkin chosen queen of hall . . . Presented with sheath of roses by Architectural Society president. Card Elliott ... A free lunch was available in cleverly decorated Wonder liar . . . Architects to be congratidated on selec- tion of (Jay Nineties theme and elaborate decorations . . . To be condeuuK ' d for letting facnllN mem hers have as nuich fun as the students. JUNIOR PROM ITeld in honor of Senior Class. March 1 at the Houston Chi!) . . . Struck a new note in its unicpie simplicity . . . Only decoration was an elaborate backdrop behind orchestra, bearing class numerals . . . Shaded lights and natural beauty of the Hous- ton Club added to dignity of the ball . . . Programs uitii an engraving of the dniinislralion Huilding were attractive . . . Hobby l ' ' ric lmau ami his New Ork orchestra played . . . Danced from eleven until three . . . Appetizing buffet supper served at one . . . Much credit for the success of the dance due Rill Krancis. Collier Cooke, president and vice-president respectively, of the Junior ( !lass, and to Charles McCarthy, general cliairman . . . Other committee men vsere Irwin Morris, decora- tions; Max Robson, hall and refreshments; Ed McClanahan, publicity; William Barton, bids; Roberta Woods, patrons; William Ferguson, music. I)K M A ' I ' IC CIA I! (:TI ITIKS llt ' ll licril Fer Hi ' dicn — Pulitzer ] iizr winning veliiclc Ipv Hatcher lliigiies . . . Presented at Little Theatre on Mareh 2 ' ). 1933 . . . K. K. Adeoek directed — J. D. Thomas assisted in direction . . . Probalily best performance ever done by Rice Dramatic ( ' lub . . . Cast well balanced . . . Included llarr Uloom. Henry Kdwards. Card Klliott. Stan Cowley. Gerald Richardson. Billie Knight, and iMelba Slinipin . . . Bloom turned in best piece of acting . . . Francis Vesey ' s set was a real accom- plisiiinent . . . Story ih ' alt with life of Carolina mountaineers . . . FamiK feuils. bootlegging, camp meetings, a religious fanalic . . . Tlicnic miMK interesting and character studv intensely so . . . John ( )ok acted as stage manager. Rose of the SoiitMitml — Presented November 7 and K at Little Theatre . . . Directed by C L. Browne . . . An entertaining revival of an old Southern melodrama . . . Audience siglieil for hero- ine (Awilda Steves) and booed villain (Rollo Moyer) . . . Acting laurels go to David Red. the gallant hero . . . Rest of cast included Billie Knight. Bob (ilemcns. Card Klliott. Mary llutcheson. Flo Mason. Jane Canada, and Jane Hale . . . udicnce cnmched peanuts in time with poignant songs of male quartet between acts . . . (Quartet composed of Vincent (iaine . .Stan (lowlev. Talbot V ilson. and Card Klliott . . . T pical scene: audience snap])ing fingers as Kollo struggled (and diil he struggle) for lines. 77ir Hluf Ghosi — Presented Alarch 2b at Little J ' hcatre . . . Adcock and Thomas direiti ' d . . . Claude llooten designed set . . . C ast included Elridge Ryitian, Bob Clemens, Ed Clarke. Vlamie Dickson. Gerald Richardson. Dick Lilliott. James Thomas, and Elliott Flowers . . . Cast appeared and disappeared at regular intervals . . . Cast as well as audience still trying to discover who Blue Ghost was . . . Show packed with screams, pistol shots, uncanny ghosts, etc. . . . Bob ( ' lemcns gave best performance . . . Sensational parade, featur- ing Kay Watkin. staged down town . . . All who fainted during performance were hauled away in awaiting ambulance . . . Play so spooky it scared even the cast. U WAA CI, I I! I)1 M;K I) NCK rill ' HiilK ( ' lull rii! ()(l;il ill a liif;hlii(i« fa.-li- ii ti (III llif cNcnini; of March !()... Kiili ' ilaincil «illi an cxcepliimallv good formal iliiiiu-r and dance on ftice Hotel Terrace . . . Messrs. McCann. M((!anls. and Wciscr and llicir vi cs were giiesls (if honor . . . Party was in iiiarkc l contrast to usual parties sponsored by same group . . . No charges for l)roken furniture . . . Good music and amusing antics furnished hv Dave Harmon and his SociciN ()nhcslra . . . Ilighlighls of the evening: Speeches li Mc(!anii. Wciscr. and Mcdanls: mccling of cvcciilivc coiiiniit tec on i|ucslion of lio« iiuich lip should he given waiters . . . I ' rcw Donald Mc- ( ants served as loastmaster. P.A.L.S.— PKE-MED DANCE Great iron gates hinged on rough stone pillars: grave! crunciiiiig hcncath the wheels: a rustic porli -o and a wide doorway . . . Such was Hi ' acli- nioMl on ihe night of April 2 . . . Lodge glcanicil uilli soft hliic liglits . . . Porches and gravel walks sparkled in moonlighl . . . Jimmy (iarriganV nalionalU known orchestra furnished dislinclive music . . . First hig dance of spring season . . . (win informalilv of organdies and taffetas and of rafl- ered ceilings and open hearths . . . And those moon- lighl inlermissions on llic terraced lawn — aaaali . . .( ; Mieral com mi lice headed hv Mary I lulcheson and Frank Scott Glover . . . IJettv Rogers and lclta Tomlinson arranged for orchestra . . . Lida Arnold had charge of palroii hids . . . InciilcnlK llic crashecs were immolc lcil this car. SATl KDAY NI(;ilT DANCKS Were hig llcce s lliis ear in spile of iiuicli pessimistic speculati( n last spring . . . Hcluriied lo I niversitv Chih — the only sensible place for ihciii . . . Richard Shannon and his orchestra furnisheil music . . . Best music e ' r |(la ed al Rice Saliircjav night dances ... In spile of liolida s and coiii|(cl!- lioM. (lances were well attended . . . Dances heljied h lie of ever present cute freslimen girls . . . Sclmlzc. McCants, Ryman, Cook. Black, and Geiselman formeil clleclivc and business-like dance coinmillee . . . Much crcdil due ihem for success of the dances . . . Lewis. Rung. Michelson, and ( ' lark proved ihemsi ' Kes eyeelleni bouncers. EIGHTH BIENNIAL ENGINEERING SHOW Opened April l. ' Uli bv Mr. Robert J. Cunimins . . . Designed to acquaint public with engineering |)r( grcss at Rice . . . Visited bv .iO.OOO people . . . I ' liibits more compact, self-explanalorv. and ]iractical tiiaii usually . . . Some outstanding ex- bibits: a television set designed bv Donald Nor- gaard witli assistance of Artbur Wood: a radio controlled car rebuilt and operated bv Rueben Caplan, Dudley O ' Fiel. Jinunie Hudson, and Harry Hrivnatz: a speecb scrambler constructed bv Jolm Millington . . . Alcbemist sbow quite en- tertaining . . . Psychology exhibits also good . . . First Engineering Alumni reunion held in dining hall on Saturday, the fourteenth . . . Decided to hold reunion with every Show . . . Francis Burleth elected chairman for 36 reunion conunittee . . . Joe Shannon served as toastmaster . . . tackv party honoring participants in Show held April 25 . . . Was a riotous affair. OJJuiah Haylktt O ' Neill Gcncml Munaficr Hubert Brogdon Fiiunuv Rich vro Adams Puhlirilv Harry Hrivnatz I ' oiivr Harry Myers Display Haskins Hartwell Traffic J. E. Reed Pmeraais I li ' iKirliiiciildl Miinaiiern Dudley O ' Fiel Electrical Engiiiecrin i Carl Kuhn Chemical Engineering George Showers Mechanical Engineering Al Lederer Ciril Engineering Richard Scobee Biology Floyd McNutt Economics Martin Gould Physics Talbott Wilson Architecture Howard Calvin Psychology Assistant 1 lanagers Walton Greer Electrical Engineering ILI.IAM Pow ell Mechanical F ngineering Ballard Jarad Ciril Engineering Jack Van Gundy Chemical Engineering ORGANIZATIONS Dionne Lacy Daloy I ' .illoii li rncs IU)WiMl ( .rain Di.-ksoii .lolinsoM MaloEic Mtkiiiiu ' v I ' arkcr I ' olk Slevre Tsaii.ilV irisDn Walking Harklcy Hurt llrallalll ( itithric ELIZABETH BALDWIN LITERARY SOCIETY Tlic oiliest literary society on the eam- |uis . . . look, for its literar slinlies tins year the vorks of John ( als vorthy. with esj eeial reference to the iorsvtc Saga . . . C ' ontributed to the Community Chest, the symphony orchestra, and needy chari- ties . . . W as led this year by capable katherine Dionne . . . Aggressively con- cerned in all school polities: supplied the May Fete Queen . . . Entertained with teas, dinners, and dances all ear . . . cry positive in rushing . . . Landed two of tlie most sought-after pledges . . . Dance in conjunction with the Pre-Law Society was good . . . Beat the highly touted P. A. L. S. basketball team 21-18 . . . Susie Buford starred . . . Also beat the O.W.L.S. . . . Maintains an annual scholarship for a wortby student chosen by Faculty on grounds of scholarship, personality, and plnsical yigor. OJJkers Katiikbink Uionnk PrcsUlenl. Ida Di;li. Lacy Vice-President Dorothy Daley Secrelary Kate Ross Pattoiv Treasurer Ray Watkin Member-ul-hirgc Henrietta Cabhill Critic Mildred Malonf Program Ciiairman Kathertni Reo Parker Trihuno! Ella Campbell Myer Scrgraril-al-timis Margaret Polk Reporler Mamie DicksoiS Lord Keeper of the Scraps Members Virginia Rarnes Lenoir Bowen Susie Bui- ' ord Henrietta Cargill Collier Cooke Agnes Cox Mary Crain Gladys Marie Deerinc Katherine Dionne Dorothy Daley Mamie Dickson Dorothy Jofinson Ida Dell Lacy M ILIHU:i M ALONi: Charlotte McIvinney Audrey Moody Mary Lou Moore Ella Camrrell Myer IlLIZABETH NkATHKRY KATH[i:R[N[-: Red Parker Kate Ross Ration Margaret Polk AwiLDA Steves Nevenna Tsanoff Julia Vinson l AY Watkin Kathleen Wplson liuTii Wright Pledges l;is(Mi Sarah Nell Allen Mary Virna Guthrie M tiiiiriMTl Charlotte Barkley Klo Mason irisori Elizabeth Burt Virginia Davis Mordine Mummebt Ei ' GENiA Williamson Willi;. rnsui. Sue Graham Martha Vinson PALLAS ATHENE LLIEH K SOCIETY Literary program for tliis vear was mis- cellaneous contemporarv fiction — a dif- ferent book reviewed at evcrv meeting . . . Came out on top in pledging scramble . . . Got fifteen cute ones . . . Not to be out- done by the E. B. ' s. the P. A. L. S. also entertained frequently . . . Principal social function was the siiccessfid P. . L. S. — Pre-Med Dance . . . Mar llulclicson was an able president . . . Ml nuMuhers are attractive and popular . . . Was well represented in May Fete . . . Provides an annual scholarship open to a voimg wo- man student selected by Kacull on grounds of scholarship, personality, and physical vigor. OfflriTs M n III icill-iSoN I irsitlrnl LiDv AnNOLlj trr-PrrsidrnI Dorothy Qi_iiiv Serrvtnry Leonora Heyck Trrnsnrrr Charlotte Rotan Ciuinrilnntn-til-hinjr Betty Rogers Progrtirn Chnirmun Elizabeth Sullivan Sergranl-al-urni.i Emily Stalnakkr Hrijorirr IlllU-li(. ' yoii , riiol l Quill E. Heyck C ' ainniack t)ickenshieel: PerLilz Slaliiak.M- Sullivan II Ml.ri Baldwin ( ' ainiaf ' av Drhoia-y Flo.-lcr Hair l II.N.k Mr, ihrrs LlUA AR-NULU Mahy G Lr)i:it Mice DonOTKY BUH S Betty Him;i:iis Charlotte Cammack Charlotte B()TA LaVONIVE DiCKENyilEETS Jean SiiAMBAuorr Huriie Leonora Heyck Mary Hutcheson Emilie Stalnaker Elizabeth Sullivan Green Nelms Gertrude Manfohd Emily Tallichet Anne Louise Perlitz Madeline Walton ShambauKi Dorothy Quin Gene Burroughs Pk ' d ' ics Harriet Allen Hazel Green Streiuiiiel Jean Baldwin Elizabeth Nelms Tomlinson Jane Cannafax Frances Stremmel Weiser Elizabeth Floeter Metta Tomlinson Mary Jane Hale Dorothy Weiser Frances Heyck Joan Wilson Olive Horne Anne Dehoney T:ill. ' y l ' i.-, ' iii;ni WuifMll llrillirk Hluhni hoyil Hrosius ( ' .a i 1 1 i:hirii Ferris ;rci ' Ti kiii ' hl MallcN l, ,ir IN ' arsoti ooils (■nor- Uoycl Nil .- Slater Wall owKiN wisiKK 1,1 1 i;kary SOCIETY oime( ' sl 111 ' llic lliii-i- lilciai sociclics . . . Sliidics lilrraliirc uhicli is of iiilcrcsl Id ini-inlx ' is 111 ' llic I ' liili ... l si-vcral iipi ' ii iiici ' lii|a:s iluriiif; year laciillv inciiiix ' rs adilrcsscil ihe cliil) . . . Vriiiiial I ' lumks- givini; ilanre given in rnnjiincliiiii willi the band . . . One of (he liij; dances of the year . . . Revenue from dance is donated 111 llic liisliliitc l.ilirary . . . I ' lirnial dinner eiyen |(lcdf;es in fall . . . riolous inilia- tion held after inid-tcrni evaiiis . . . I ' nl - lislied a cry useful student directory . . . Pledgeil one of cutest freshmen on cam- pus . . . Su|i|ilied junior and sophomore iluchcssi ' s for lav Kete and lioth presi- dents of Woman ' s (iouncil . . . Mso fur- nislied Rice sweethearl to the limmd I p . . . (!luli is fiainiuf; power every year . . . V as presided oyer tiiis year by efficient llallie l!cth Tallev. OJJirrrs II Mill: liiriii Tu.i.nY President 1 VDKl.lMO l ' ui;i;M ry Vice-President M AR.IORIK WoKKALL Serrelarv M vin lli.DiiKk Trciisnrcr I! i(ii;ii M LLOY I ' nhlirily liii.i.iK Kmght Serge(inl-(il-iirnis Kl.l . viiE-nn Hall Serfieniil-iil-nrins Mary (Iwitt I ' nifinnn Chiiirmtin 1 M!(; M!i;r Uhosh s llislnrinn M KY f,()l ISK I{|,()IIM I ' lirlinnii ' iittirinn Menihers l Mty l ui isi; Kioiiyi lj,i Bi;rH Hall M AR.IORIK MoM lilLLIt: KmGHT M ARCJARE ' r IJroSII S ll HRIKT M M.LOY Mary Cavii r .Sii.i.Ly McNkir Lalle Lee l ' ,iii,i:iri k vriiuYX Pearson Nanine Ferris Kosa ne Stephen Julia Green Robkrt W )ot s IV! Aiu; yuET Ze or Pledges .Josephine Foavler Anna BethShapley Elizabeth Lloyd ,Tean Slater Marjorie Nitze Patty Smith Virginia Wall PRE-LAW ASSOCIATION Membership composed of potential barristers . . . Met bl-iiiontliK . . . En- gaged many prominent Houston lawyers to speak at these meetings . . . Members ushered al the ()|)eii Forum meetings . . . Pledges kidnapped chairuian of initiation coinniittee . . . But thev paid and paid and paid . . . Annual hanijuet one of oul- slanding events on RJee social calendar . . . Dance given in conjunction with E. B. L. S.. another big event . . . Person- nel included manv students of note on the Rice campus . . . Prew Fred Alter and other odicers deserve notice for making this group one of leading mens cluhs at Kice. Officors Fred C. Ai ter I ' residcnl lion Ri (Ialvin I icc-Fresidt ' Hl Sweeney Doehring. Sirrcutry-Treasuror Vincent S. Donoghite Sfii.-nt- Uins Alter Ciilviii r ( noliiie lc.. ( ' r ' ookcr ' Douglas Klowors Ford l ' r;i ricis Afpm hers (_i;irner Hess Joe Aleo Bill Francis Fred Alter J. P. GVRNER MeClaruihun Bill Barton W. 0. Hlggins Howard (Jalvin iLBVR Hess John Crooker Irwin Morris Sweeney Doehring F]d McClan han H RL Douglas Jack Power Powor Vincent Donoghue Edgar Smith Sfiiirli Elliott Flowers Joe Williamson Wilkins Bon Ford LlCIAN WiLKENS VillK.r isiMi MiCanls HiiT ' inbotlmm Lewis Doiiohuo WVhsh- Mini I ' .llll.llry CmMii .1. (;,,,,k R. Cook W (-...ol, i ' :iiioii h ' ii. ' l- ' loWiTS I ' ord I ' lMEl.is ( il ' isi-lltlHIl l,.-e MiWhirler Mi-adows N.inif I ' mIIcisoti I ' ik.- INiwcr ( hiliiii Hi. I,;,r lsuii HyiiMiii ' rimiiipson W liil,- Uilkiris W lis.. I, RALLY CLUB Purpose: to orciilc iiimI niiiintiiiii si-)tool pii-il ;il Itiir (surno l;isk) . . , Many carupiis ci ' Iehrilii ' s in pf ' isdinicl . . I iiiiitlliii usliciin atiil sair ol ' pi( - ; ' iains al allilflir tvriils . . . I ' laaiitcd cll-lfa.Ii-is in pi ' p-tall . cvpcnscs . . . nniial luiak-l lainini; tlanii- lioiiDiiiiti I ' lKtlhall loiitn, was a rousing sni ' ccss . Till ' Chih, like tin- lih ' iary societies, entertained with several niee, (|uicl lillh- (liuu. ' s at Kotehelov- sky ' s Daiu ' in Scliool . . . clive in inlrainnr ' al alliletie ailivilies . . . Ural llii- han l IV.otboll team I ' ur the Ihiiil onseeuli e year to win tlie Eagle Trophy (ilonateil hy Cont ressinaii Joe Eagle) . . . ..u it ' s Ihr Hall Clul. ' s I ' oi ke.-ps . . . Held a lornial dituhM lliis r;u-at ih.- Iti..- II I . . . I). -an. Ue isli ' ar, and Bursar alh-ndid . . Mas doiu- nnirh lo awaken a some what inanirualf sludenl hod s . (Ij;iirrrs Donald McCants Presiiipnl Wilson Higginbotham ' u ' f-Prrsi(hwi( Kemp Lkwis Spcretary ViNCKNT DoNoiMn-; Treasurer I ) N W I US I I u .Srnitiinl-iil-ar iis Members .Toe Alko Fred Altkii George Allen Hill Altman liir.i. I ' . n roi ] Iahi ' kh Black Doc BniNULKY Pearson Caldwell Howard Calvin Ben Cash .loiiN Cook It W MOMi ( OOK iiiLL Ci UK Francis Cn v i iuo Frazier CrAWI ' IMU) Vincent Donomi i, Thomas Donald Card Ellioti Sam Farqlihar Ralph Fite I LLIOTT l ' ' Lf) VI ' ]HS Bob Ford Bill Francis Wilson HiGGiNiiorii m GnOVER GEISELi L N B. IIlGGINS Kemp Lewis .liMMiE Lee Donald McCants John McWhirter Henry Meadows MaTIRY MoNTEITEr Balimi Nemir Morris Patterson ( iEOHGE Pike Jack Power Pat Quinn ( il It VM Itn II S ItDSOX om B(in oN M Un la.DHlDGE ByMAN .loi-; Sciii:LLiNf: Aibrey Smith BoiiDE Storey Thomas Thaggard Howard Thompson Dan Webster Baled. H White Lucian Wilkins Talbot Wilson iu Williams Julian Mlli.i;r ENGINEERING SOCIETY Foniu ' d ill spring ' of 1915 to briag together the sliuieiit s of the Civil. Mechanical, Electrical, and Chemical Engineering Departments . . . At present bi-weekly meetings, practicing engineers and business men of Houston deliver addresses on various phases of work that students may encounter after graduation . . . Sponsors the initial formal dance of tlie year, the Engineers ' Ball; the Engineers Tacky Party in the spring: and a iinal banquet at the close of the year at which the new members are initiated . . . Most important of the Society ' s a4tivities is the Biennial Engineering Show . . . During past year, over 60.000 people visited the various exhibits . . . Gives the public a splendid opportunity to become acquainted with work iK ' ing done in science departments at Bice . . . lso gives sludents a chance to display their technical and executive ability in hauflling of Show. Oflin- A. C. Lederer Presidenf James Hudson Vice-President Richard Adams Serrelary W. M. Powell Treasurer II vsKiNs II in ELL Kxec. Connnilteefiuiii Mf ' nhe, y ,DAMS. F. V. Adams. B. Allen. J. V. . llen. Geo. Arnold, k. D. Avebell, J. Br All. R. Brigos. F. Brise, W. E. Brogdon. v. H. Brooke, C. .. Jr. Bryant. F. Collins. H. V. Cook. C. W. Cook, John Cook, V. O. Cooper. B. L.. Jr. Dawson, .1. B. Dodd. L. C- DoGGETT, John DowE, V. B. DwYER. Ted Elder, H. E. Fairbrothkr, H. Fergl ' -son. Vm. Fitzhuoh. R. Fowler, Jas. (iREER, W. J. H. GGE, C. Harp, VVm. Hartwell, J. H. H.atfield. G. L., Jr. Hildebrandt, J. P. Hensciien, Gus Hudson, J. H. Jackson, H. A. Jenn, E. T. Jones, T. P. Knowles, M- K. Krause, F. H. Lansberg, H. Lawton, Fred Lederer, A. C. Lenoir, P ' rank L r ;nHiD(iF.. T. J. Ll EDKRS, Hi ;  MacLai ' Ghlin, ( ; M. TTESON, B. J., Jr. Mattiza. C. A., Jr. Meek, Walter Meeker, Richard Metc lf. R. Moore. D. B. Myers. Harry NORTHRUP. Jos O ' FiEL, J. C. D.. Jr. (Oliver. Ei ' Gknk O ' Neill. H., Jr. Ostkbman. H. V. Parker. B. F. Pestell, W. Powell. W. M. Rainey. J. B. Bamev. Ben Bedman, Travis bobinson, r. g. Savilley. L. T. Schnitzer, G. C, Jr. Shirley. Jas. Showers, G. W. Stockton. Frank Studer. E. a. Sullivan, F. B. T.alley, Carroll Todd, Paul Treadwell, J. H. Van Gundy. Jack Walsh. David Walton, Robt. Watson, Earl Weaver. E. M. Wells, Clarence W estheimer. D. Wilson, G. W. Wright, Merrill Yeager. J. G. Lederer Vdarns. G. R. Powell Adams F. . Allen. J. ' i. Allen. Geo. . verill Brogd.Hi Bryant Cook. J. B Doggett Falrbrother Ferguson (lould Greer Hensclieii Hogge Hrivnat . Landsberg Lenoir Mattes.. n jMeeker Moore Myers O ' Fiel O ' Neill Osterman Parker Pitner Rainey Bobinsoii Showers Studer Van finndx Watsiin Wells Wright Yeager Sliaiiiiun I ' .iiil.i.illicrs HAiNI) OJJIrrrs LliE C l I II M hirciliir 11,1,1 vM (;iu.si N lidiiil l iiuiger KiCHAltii Sii N ON I ' if ' sideiit Nolan li uihk k icc-Prosidcnt llouvcK !• ' ui!iiU(H iii;us Driiin Majtir Vuriii u (n(i) Liliniiian Mciiiheis John Ai.i, v Cluiiiut NoLW lUliKlcK Clariiii ' l Clifkoki) liiii (,(;Kii Bass Wilfred liRiGGKU Sa.xoplioiif Robert Clemens Tronihonc AlVIN Dl ' GAT Sa. ( l lllHI( ' Vi 11,1,1 M Kli ssoK Clarincl Klo ' 1) KwiNG C.ldrinot Robert Fitzhlu;!! Ctinici Charles Frei! i)li :ii Sii. ii[)li(in DWID (ilUSON () V ILLIA l (ilBSON CortWl John (Jreev Saxopluinc IJicii uti) II I ii ' -oN SaxopliDiii ' B LL RU J AREIJ Barilonr Lawrence Johnson Coriwl (iiY M vcLvi ciii.iN Bass II VRoi.ii MoiiRis Saxophone (;eok(;k Ioiiieral Clarincl I ' ltWkl.lN I ' VRkER C.onil ' l Koiii:n I HolilNsoN ( ' .iinifl Robert Sabom Conwl I ' .RKll Schleser Clarincl Kkh RD Shannon Clarincl (;i;()R(;e Shii ' LEY Carncl ll n Steele ill,, M ii.roN r LBi;Rr Clarincl M l UKE riNTlvlton Dram ,1 vcK AN (Jdndy Ironihinic Ci. HENCE Wells Ilia lion Ri) Wilson Drum ,Ai{riii li W ()oi Clarincl l)l l i,l, W ooDsoN Drain AKCIIITECTLRAL S(JCIETY Officers Card Klliott I ' rc iilcnl RoBROY Carroll ( icc-l ' rcsiilcni John C shman ' St ' crctary Abe Kra t ' ImiMtrtr Mi ' iiihcrs IsXHKLLK |{oi:k Nolan IUuukr 1{0hi{0 cvbroll John Cashman Peggy Castle Hob ( Ilkmens Frank Dill Tom Don u.n Tri man Dotty MaRLAIN Dl ' NLAP C Ri) Klliott George Faslllo HiCN.J MIN (JrEKNWOOD Vincent (Jainey (in ll M J MkSON j vi k k.nosim n Abe Krantz Irivin Morris RoN Li) Morrison Mdhrison M i i ' o I ' lloM S M I S(,RO K Robert Rick l BR KoHlNSON Richard Shannon John Shurtleff James Tiiom s L  RENCE IDRINE Jim W ichster Talbot Wilson Ellioil Carrnll Ciisliin;in Kriiniz (lui. ' kSMll Ihinicr Hfwilt Uj.TlhiTS (M-ris Pfiirson Srarboroiif h Taylor TENNTS CLUB ( ' li il llouiisliiMl iiiiilt ' r ul)lt ' j;iii l;uicc l presi- (Icnt. Minii Knodt ' l . . . (iave a beneiil liriilge ])ai- tv. proceeds beiiif; eonlrihiited to Autrv House . . . Also entertained witli l vo informal parlies — one in iionor of senior nienilicrs ol eluli . . . All three affairs were deli litful . . . Annual fprin and fall louruanieuts are of interest to members . . . Mem- bers ranked according to their showing in these tournaments . . . Highest ranking player is Kalb- erine Pearson ... A real credit to the chd) . . . Other outslaiuling players in club are: iJlauciie Ta ior. Kutli Sumners, Courtney Taylor, Mimi kiiodel. Lois Dawson. S billa Stillman. Kppie (,)uicksall. and katherine Horner . . . Club awards annually trophies to the highest ranking single player and doubles team. OJIia-rs MlKl M Knodisl Presidcnl Eppie QricKSALL J icc-Prcsiili ' iii Katherine Horner Secretary Blanche Taylor Treasurer Sybilla Stillman Reporter Mcniheni Ruth Barry BowE 1) y]s Hi; yjr Ki I H Hew itt M IRIEL HjERTBERG Mary Norris Ch rlyne OTiel Dorothy Sdakhokoi otr Ruth Sumners (Courtney Taylor Florence Stovall Loi.s Dawson K riiuYN Pe rson DEBATE CLUB Meet weekly at Aiitrv House . . . Coached by Lee iVI. Sliarrar. ex-dean ... J. D. Thoina.s seryed as faculty adyiser . . . Had erv successful season ... In first deliate of season William Blanton. George Brindley. and William Jessup formed Kice team and defeated Houston l aw School . . . i e t Cornelius Ryan and Wendell Gordon teamed to- gether to heat South Texas Law School . . . Cor- nelius Kyan and illiam Blanton also gained decision over debaters from Sam Houston State Teachers College . . . Club sent William Jessup and Wendell (Gordon lo San Antonio in the spring to represent Rice at the liattle of Flowers Fiesta. Masterson Scott Officers William Masterson Presiilmi James Scott I ici ' -Prcsiilcni ILI.I VM Jessup Secrptfiry-Trpamirrr M( ' tuh( Darwin Andris Arnold Aronson Milton Blake William Blanton George Brindley John Costley Wendell Gordon CoRNELii s Ryan .lfSSll|l Tlioi.wi I ' all.- iuVLTOll I ' . II;. II M;insli. ' l li:inics II r.n.ij.jo II l-.io-.ln Murphy ItusI TiiNlor i; P ' IIS ' I sri DKIMT ' S LINIDN C.nunril Mriiihrrs GEonrjE Mii.LKK President CiinisTiNK Mali 1st Vicp-President Hallux Beth Talley ' 2nd ' ict ' -Prpsident Eli abetm L. Evehett 3rd Vice-President PiA.r.Y Mall ( Vice-President T. (; ACE Mansfield Secretary K iii. Bai m:s Treasurer M A uv HiiST Student Secretary Ha el Pace Reporter Mr. U. L. Johnson FucuUv Adrisor Blanche Tayloh Kdgah Muhimiy .1. W. Sylvester Myrtle Co nL cK r.iivuLEs Ladneh IKiBEnr Hhogdon .1 ( K Si ' AUKs KnjYD Kelly Vl IM-; OA Sf) (!h ii m .1 ckson M uj(nn B( I) litM, iiiuH n Rosanne Stei ' iii;n Cjiauijutk r.AM L (:K .lov P (;e Members Mrs. E. B. ANi Ens(jN MaIUIARET AliSTIN Mary E. Bkntlky Jack Berry Paim. Blair Bill Boone LYNiMtN Boyd Leon Bridger Bernice Brogdon Lucille Brogden Frances Brown M. Claire Brown iij.iAM Brow N l LKN BVRCII Charles Bvrdeaiix Mary Cavitt Helen Cleven(;er WiLLL M Crump Johnnie Davls James Degnan Thelma Dixon Inga Douglas Edna Dunn Harry Echols Vm. B. Eckhaiuvi Bernard Fisher Ralph Fite Robert Fn m ciii Ei Forbes William Ford J. M. Frost, Ml Vincent Gainky LsABEL Gibson Kathlyn Glasson Davis Grant Carl Greer Slfah h ( inn I IN Joe JIahx CoRiNNE Hall Frances Henderson Mary Henson inorman holcomb LaN ELLE H UM IMI II EV I LLIC M. Lucile Jackson Hehsciiel Jonj;s Roy V, Jones Sarah Jones l ck ivnow ' les Ida Dell Lacey Andrew Ladner Edgar I ancaster Elizabeth Lancasi i;r LxVerne Lvthrope William Lawson (iEO. A. LeFevre Jessica Lilly M. Rose Loggins Hugo Lueders Willie Magee Horace McConnell Vernon McConnell AsnBY McCowN Ella F. McMurr y Milton Mi-;lton ( Ieorci-: Miller Roberta Moore George Morgan Carloss Morris Irwin Morris W iLFORD Morris Jl ' LIAN MliLLER Char lott e M i i r doc k Marjorie Nitze Wiley Noble JiMMiE Pace JoNNiE Pace Alden Pasciie Kenneth Phillips (lEORGC Pike Doris Potn.i: Marin ELLE Rochei.le Patty Smith Ray Smith Milton Talbert Chris Townes Mary i. Triplett Dean Tirner ! ' rank Vk kiucy WiNEKRED DE WaAL David Waddell DoRorm Walki:r Warren Williams Jack Williams Julian Williams I )( n(n 11 1: Wyatt I ' KE-MED SOCIETY Enjoyed most successful and evenlful year in its liistory . . . Selected Dr. M. A. Stewart as sponsor . . . Purpose of club is to acquaint members with some of practical phases of medicine . . . Had many Houston doctors, prominent in various fields, speak at meetings . . . Met biweekly at Autry House . . . Pledged twenty new members . . . Had largest membership in club ' s history . . . Held banquet for members and pledges at Rice Hotel Jan. 19 . . . Held another at close of vear at San Jacinto Inn . . . Both were big events . . . Dance held in collaboration with Pals was huge success. 0 Jicers Sdott Glover, 111 I ' lvniilenl Tryon Robinson Vice-President Werner-Hoeflick Secretary Henry Jacobs Treasurer Clarence Shult . , . .Coiincilnuin-dl-ldriie fciiil crs KiCIIVKI) lllDSON E RL UaRNES Pearson C li) vell Odell Sanders Alvin Dugat George Brindley .Toe Cashion James Lee LeRoy Reingold Bill Lawson R LEiGH White Richard Scobee Fred Aves A. Wolf W. C. MixoN Hill. l5i,M)i:i{ J vcK 1 ' rost Lester Scordino AsHBY McCowN J. E. Ross Larry Del mbi ' .e WlLLIVM ShERRILL Robert Hill Claude Cody Hunter Harris. Jr. Lawrence Boone Morris Patterson Tom Jones Ralph Nicosia Chas. Freunduck Glover Robinson Ho.-IIi.k Barnes CLikKvell Dufrat Jones l ' alli ' ]S(jn Hrin-old Soobee Shult Woir i S rmii llMMi.r ISiirry CRANMER CLUB Composed of a group of Episcopal stii- (li ' iils and their friends . . . Club is interest- ed in all phases of social and economic life . . . Oue month this year was devoted to a special series of atldresses bv Dr. E. A. Elliott, formerly Chairman of the de- partment of Economics at Texas Chris- tian L ' niversity. who was in Houston serving on the N.R.A. hoard . . . Througli a Lenten offering, eluli conlrihuled to foreign mission fields . . . other programs included discussions of religion, and dis- cussions of problems of war and peace . . . Club sponsored several delightful picnics at Camp Allen . . . Also held a number of ] leasant Sunday morning breakfasts al Autry House . . . Clidi was led this year by capable Ralph Netnir . . . Reverend Charles Suinncrs yvas the worthy sponsor. Officers I! Mi ' ii [Nkmik I ' icsidciil K tiii;kine Horn eh Secrpliirv Rev. Mr. ( has. SlIM ERS idrisdi M ' 11 hers M illov S H H l,l,KI lUniKiii Mauiin M kee ni i ki:ns .loMN M(.Ki:k K. Sc-liwarlz l ' ' iu;i) Alteh Ml III IWiun l KuniM, K()of |.; Sl ' SIK RliKUItU Gem-; Biiniuji (;ms .l Nf-; Cainnai-ax lllUM KiNfiKI, MAIKiTiKniTI ' J MtHI.M MonnisoN M m ' i ox M MJ ' ll IN MMIU M Ain .1. Oliphint DoHoriiv (JuiN Wai ikh Scoi t Lois S(;ii ahiz rointnist.Ti Maui Madi;lini KLriNT Ivent Schwa in . Ma ,kl Gkekiv Emilv Stai.nakku Vl Mn iHN l!i riiniK Hoix.kh S n ' rii l in .I NK Halk Mahy LoiasK Stcaut lUrm IIahiuson Mktta Tomlinson Alliune Mauie Hoi kins Sai-mic Jo Wi-:st Kathi:h[M ' : IIoh joh Hi iii W lucin DRAMATIC CLUB Planned for initial production revival of old melodrama. ' ' Uncle Tom s Cabin . . . Serious objections raised by some loyal old Daugbter of tbe Confe leracy . . . Club cleverly substituted ' ' Rose of the Soutbland, or the Spirit of Robert E. Lee . . . Orchids to Lavonne Dicken- slieets. president . . . Increased mend er- ship and interest in club remarkably . . . Club sponsored successful One Act Play Contest . . . Winning |)lay an ori :inal. written and directed by David Kcd . . . Best actor award went to Ed Clarke . . . Best actress, Lavonne Dickensheets . . . Second production was mystery thriller, The Blue Ghost . . . Was ' ll d()nc and heartily received . . . Work sliop pla s were presented at bimonthly meetings . . . At present rehearsals are under ua for third production, Penelope. Officers Lavonne Dickensheets Prcsidcm Bob Clemens Vice-President David Red Secretary Len Scott Treasurer Dickcnsiu-cly Aclirr Members Robert Allen IsABELLE Bock Helex Bell Virginia Barnes Jane Cannafax Jane Canada Card Elliott Nanine Ferris Elliott Flowers Jack Horton Mary Jane Hale Leonora Heyck Mary Hitcheson Mary B. Hensley Billie Knight Frances Love Dick Lilliot Mary Emile Miller Tom Polk Miller Hollo Moyer Flo Mason Juliette Moriniere Kate Ross Paiton Katherine Bki) I hki;r Lois Pp:ters (iEOHnE Pike ERALu RIc l Hl o Lois Schwartz Cot ' RTNEY Taylor H. W. Talley AwiLDA Steves ElIZAHETH Sl ' LLIVAN Ann Dkikjney Stanton iNuNN Bay Watkin Margaret Polk Mamie Dickson James Thomas Pete Maniscalco Fred Much Joan Wilson Associate Members Doris Beaman Henrietta Glascock Winnie H. Hilliard Frank Hurley Muriel Hjertberg Dorothy Jewett Ida Dell Lacy Marion Massey Ronald Morrison Irwin Morris Elizabeth IS ' eathehy Marjorie Nitze Charline O ' Fiel Robert Rick Nell Rochell Sara Street Clarence Shi ' lt Margaret Smith Allen Reeder Thomas Musgbove J. V. Gainey Mildred Malone Joseph Aleo Talbot Wilson H.mI CI. ' Browne Tlioinas PUBLICATIONS M .nis R. Cook C, Mini II Ml, 11 P.oyil Ctishiniiii J Cook Lacy Massey -McNcir f.VMPANII.l ' : i ' .itiiiii iiil Siii[l (;e!kali) Hicri MiosoN Editor liOMN MoKius 4ssislant Editor l ' i(i;i) I ' WLOU Photographer Loi isio K c N Tvpisi Lois Scmw unz Isslsliiiil Tvpisi TmIIoI II. SON I ( , , ' Irlisls ,)i)ii ( : siiM w I John ( ' .hhk Orfianiziilidiis Ida DiiLL Lacy iiiiriliiv John Coffee Fooihnll I ' lUA) N ' ll CH BfisLotlxill CJeorge Allen Tnirl, R LPH Nemiu (iolf 1{()iii;kt Allen ICmiis . ' tsstiridlc i.tliltirs Marjorie Worrall l.dis Peters Ann Speed Ddiioiin i)i in I ' I.O l SON MdiKiiii ' niil Sltifj ,)osi;i ' ii I ' . 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' k W-lr Usl II,,, Sc li«;ii 1 Sli,„|,n, S .1 I ' lllllr Wilson .iimM KICK I ' ll KKSI IKK Peter Maniscalco Editor James II. Scott Maiuiiiiiiii I ' .diinr KmviN McClanviiw Business MdiKiiicr Joi: ,1. (IvsiiiON .s,s . ; s. Mill. Edilorial iltiff K - MOM) LuE Associnle Editor I ' AEKEI ' T COLLIEK Issdcidlc Editor II ,i;i, I ' vcE 4din. i cirs Editor Ki) l) i() ilii(li ' iil Irtiritv Editor MllUKM Knodel. .( ■(;( (•; ( ( ( ' ics Editor l ' ui li. Mhndei Sports Editor Uiciiviil) li MS Eiifiiiiccriiiii Editor I5lv (:iie ' I ' v i.oi! Eeiitiirc Editor IIallie Hiriii Tvj.LEY Sorietv Editor Katiteri e lloUNEltl ■■ - . , I r, ' Irirls i orls r.ililtirs S-t 111 1,1. Srii.i.M ( II U(nii:r l A.it (iirls ' Cliilis Editor ' t.lul) l cirs Editors I ' m line Lechengeh ( Haymo.M) Lee E.xcliaiiiir Editor TlloM s I,. Hhiiton . . . Sci. Ncirs Editor John Iosii.ey Iliiiimi CJiili Eilitor I ' m I, Jones Cinuldtion Moooiior Hcjiorlcrs JiMMii-; I ' vcio Vai, |) MS JoNME Pace John Yeager Kdn l.i: Mr J (:oiis Kmh.y Stalnakeu Mil, Dm, II I ' iNK. l vu(; Mil ! Smiiii 111 (.lONE SisK jVIakjouie IIiOiN .IE .l ll uoi,i Hose Helen Beli, l M kim; I,on(; Marjoriic Nit .e THE RICE OWL I ' ublished six humorous (?) issues . . . Carried several articles entitled What 1 Think Aboul ITouslon. written hv prom- inent lloustonians . . . Made hook reviews and ilraniatic crilitisnis . . . Editors e - | ressed their views on sidjjects of eampus interest in coiunms entitled Merr -(rO- Round and Notes and Comments . . . Latter proved popular because of personal element introduced . . . Ran pictures of following people in Spotlight Section : Bob Schnlze. Stella IcNeir. (iroNcr Geiselinan. Ilallie l!c(li Pallev. Kallicrine Dionne, Mary llulrlicson. Fred Laiiler- bach. Margaret ciior. Donald Mi(!arils. Ilarrv .lourni-av. I ' al (,)uinn. John (look. Joe Mco. Ilavl tl O ' Neil. (Jerald Richard- son. Edwin Mc( llaiialian. (icorgc I ' ikc. Kent Schwarl . and Canl llllioli. F.diUiridl Staff Eil.loTr (;. ' .i iii- Kt: t Sciiw Mtr , i:,l,lnr Assoriatr Editnrs ,ToHN Cook John Cashmain Jean Slater Fred Much C Rn Eij.ioTT Mniiniierial Staff George Pike Business Manaficr (First term) Bill Lorimer Business Manager (Second term ) Johnnie Crooker Arthur Epley, Jr. tlow I ' iliC Srir ( .( . k Elliiill Mllrh VAXITY FAIR mary lou moore sarah nell alien trances streitimel mary hutcheson jean shambaugh dorothy weiser mary jane hale mordine mummert . SPORTS FOOTBALL ii ' .wiK v afc . ' • .■ MciiLihrr. coach — Quiet, sincere . . . a wortliN t ' |)oiiciil ()( tiici ica ' s ;rcatcst |n)rt . . . recognized aiitliorit on the intricacies and (inessc of leain ) n . . . Ills phiNcrs were dcvoti ' d to him. ( ' (ipltiid Fred l.iiiilrrlxich. tai ' ivh ' — A line tackle and a great h ' ach ' r ... A man who al a s carried the fight regardless of oild ... His |iost will he hard to 1111. , c l.iiiidii. gnard Small, short, iin- ino aide . . . tough little man ho could take a lot and still he aide to dish it out . . . Will he hack to the wars next season. I}()li Sihiilzc. gnard man noted Cor lil ahilitx on goal line defense . . . (neat com|icliti !■ spirit . . . Nose his lool- i)all and the guard iio-ilion . . . This was hi- last I ' ar. Ilciirv ( ' .lure. (|uarlerhack llaslu ami hcad (i dd general . . . Ilam|(ered hs injinies that jin ed his linal ear ... n expert at iIk ' hlocking assigntm ' tits his |iosition called lor. (iiilcv 7 ogg. ijuarterhack The cool- est little man under lire that c cr won- Kice tnoleskins ... V real judge ol oppo- nent- ' ak points and (piick to lake ad- anta e ol tiiem . . . I ' inal season. (Jiiiiin t. ' o i I ( ' -, hall back A big veteran ball carrier . . . Hampered by knees that unjointed ' but snapped back . . . Made inanv scintillating runs ... A senior. Bert Miiclln: halfback — Krratic cl brilliant ... A long jiunter and accurate passer . . . iNot the performer of sopho- more days, but still a man capable of breaking awav for a score . . . Last year. Carmfii Brandon, (piartcrback Fresh- man guard, sophomore tpiarlerhack . . . cliange hard to make but niceU done . . . Shows promise of real development and achievement. Byron ff illiums. fiul — Sophomore with increasing ability . . . (Confidence with each succeeding game . . . star in the season ' s final a rainst Bavlor. Harry J] itt. halfback — Big ... A sreat cotn|)ctilor . . . I ' otentialK Rice ' s best halfback . . . Hampered by injuries . . . Always good for precious haltering ram yards ... A man to watch next season. Rayhnrn Maes, tackle — Quiet, efficient . . . Never ruffled . . . Main cause of body contacts that the top rows of stands could hear ... A regular tackle his first year . . . All-donlerence next season. ( ;; (( Ac. luillliack l.if lit llnrsc 1 1 ;irr sciisalional.ktiilc-likciiiliistlini sts (li) II iIk ' (iciil . . . Croud |)l( ' ascr lliat cniilil laki ' a pass and iIiimi imiii as lar as III ' woidd ha i ' llirowii il . . . Itiillianl liallhack will) will dii jircal lliirijis next car. Perry Arthur, center Captain elect . . . An astnte ccnlci- and dclcnsisi ' ludwark . . . A man whose heliel in Ills own ability and liosc ins|iiralional |)la ar Lies well lor nc l Near. Ildsli IlLins. lullliaek — IJij; man ' [ the i;cl-awa of a sprinter . . . I ' perience shonid make him ihe star his ahililN promises . . . nother comcrlcd lineman who seemed lo prolil h the chaniie lo the haek-lield. Dor lrlzlrr. lullhaek I ' dusixe and spc ' d . . . ( larricil the linint ol the gal- lant hid afiainst |{a lor ... n athlete ol all-aronnd al)ilit . . . Participates in thrc ' major sports . . . star in each . . . .1 iiiiior. Hrd lldlrv. end A hiji. Cast end. lacking onl experience and the hlockin;.; ahilitv it lirinjis ... A sophomore ol ' inLM ' h promise. I.rrhr Svlrrslrr. end The Phi Beta Kappa ol the foothall sipiad ... V steady win; man with all the pinsieal retpiisites ol a loothall pla ' r an l the cle erness to n.se them to adxantaiie . . . i ' irst car. Dick lAiiitcrhack, center — A big rangy atliletp from San Antonio . . . Ideal for jol) of roving center . . . Has a whole- hearted h)ve of the game and a desire to play it well . . . Won ' t be back. FuY Lag( H gnard — All-conference . . . A power on defense and an exceptionally good blocker . . . His interference running was sensational . . . Fast, aggressive, and reckless . . . Leaves a vacancy thai will be hard to Idl. .1 (lilies McCiillough, tackle — Shifted from back-held position . . . r)e ' lo|(ed in- to a capable ' reserve tackle . . . Added de- fensive strength when the going got tough . . . Stead . de])endable ... His last I ' ar. Mcliiii liiinics. end- .luuior (iollege transfer . . . Showed u|( well utider the stiller coTupelitioii . . . hard tackier . . . Should be inv aluable in his two remaining vears. IJnio lliilzli ' i. half l.iltle but |.eed . . . Made inanv long breath-taking runs . . . Starred against Lovola ami Santa (Mara . . . man to be watched next ear. h lithhy (fdircll. tackle — Also a .junior College transfer . . . Big and tough . . . Hekl his ow n effectivelv ... His witlulraw - al from school was a blow to next year ' s team. )irii(in ,(■  ■. fullback — The prize traiisi ' er . . . C.oiild run. kick, and back the line like a veteran ... A terrific tackier . . . watch him ' o next year. Ilitrold MickrIsoiK guard Also all-con- ference . . . Voted most valuable player by his teammates . . . Played consistently for four vcars . . . (lenter of the line will miss him next year. , iiit livnL end Shifted from tackle . . . Made transition creditably ... A good pass receiver . . . With a little more speed, he should he oulstandiri : next ear. Charlev Mcbr. guard — Fought through four years of strenuous competition to win his letter . . . I? line blocking and a great competitive spirit, he deservedly realized his ambition. .loliii I ' olisky, assistant line coach An II-American from Notre Dame ... A good teacher of defensive and offensive tactics down in the muck of the line. Lou I Icrlcnhcriicr. line coach — A great guard in his college la s . . . Teaches by illustration . . . Well liked by every mem- ber ol the s(piad. rOOTB ALL SEASON Rice versus T.S.A.L . . . Season opener . . . Played in Houston Septemher 23 . . . Owls won iiv 7-0 count . . . More than a tune-up game . . . Played on inuddv field ... A day for power . . . Nicholson. Witt, and Letts furnished it . . . Game rather slow . . . Rice looked miimpressive even in victory . . . Fumbled oiue on Javelina ' s 2 yard line . . . Connelly and Mueller figured in touch- down drive . . . Letts carried ball over . . . Mueller converted extra point. Mice yersus L.S.U. . . . Played in Baton Rouge Scptend)er M) . . . L.S.L. L?— Rice . . . Night game . . . L.S.L . too powerful . . . ()nl splendid defensive work of Lagow. Michaelson. SvKester, and Maes kept score as low as it was . . . Witt re- turned Torrence ' s kick-off for 65 y ards . . . L.S.LI, stopped Rice ' s only toiK ' lidown threat liy inter- cepting Connellev ' s pass . . . Mikal loo ( lusi e for Owls . . . Witt outstanding back for Rice . . . Mis fmnbles. though, were i-ostiv . . . (iaine costi to Owls . . . (More and Kellojri: injured. Kice ersus L ) i la . . . I ' lascd in ll(iu l(iii ()ctol)er 7 . . . Rice won 13-0 . . . Rice played like champions . . . Two San Antonio boys. Ilutzler and Kouke starred . . . Hutzler broke away for 77 yards . . . itt also played well . . . Michaelson. Joe Lagow. K. Laiiterhack shined on lcfcnse . . . Fouke ' s fake passes and sweeping eiifl runs hafi Wolves ])uzzled . . . Branrlon plaved entire game . . . Showed good field generalship . . . (]oach Meagher sick in bed . . . Hertenberger ran team excellently. Rice yersus S.M.LI. . . . At Houston Octobi ' r 11 . . . S.M.U. 1.3— Rice 7 . . . (;anic |,ackcd «ith thrills . . . Rice niufled several chances to win . . . Sylvester snagged long pass from Mueller out of sky . . . Hutzler made desperate flying tackle to prevent Wilson from scoring ... A beautiful tackle but wasted energy . . . S.M.L. scored soon after- wards . . . Fouke s running and passing was note- worthy . . . Fierv Wilson of S.M.U. gave spectators many thrills. Vl -V ;- Uicc M ' li iis (.j ' l ' igliloii . . . I ' kiM ' d ill ( iiialia. (l licr 21 . . . Score: Rice 13 — Creighlon M . . . I c)i|i;li f;aiiie to lose . . . Rice slioiiiil have won . . . Holli li ' aiiis look to air . . . I ' Oukc passiiii;. iiariies and iVlueller receiving for Owls . . . Owls dropped loo many passes . . . Owl pass defense weak also . . . (iariie played al niglil liefore huge (Creighlon lioiriecoinin ' ' crowil. Hire ersiis Texas . . . (ranie in nslin ()(lolier 2fi . . . Texas easily won l {-() . . . I ice | iaved fairly uell lirst three quarters . . . Went to |)ieees in foMith . . . Texas scoring two touchdowns . . . Owl pass offense failed to click . . . Texas passed effee- livelv . . . Owls rolilied o( touchdown at half . . . I ' ass. Connellev to Hutzler hehind goal ci)nipleted . . . Referee claimed gun had shot heforc hall was napped . . . Rice fans ick . . . Mso team. Kice versus Santa Clara . . . t San I ' Vancisco. o cndier I . . . Sanla Clara 1.1 Rice . . . 2llJIII() spectators . . . Hicc onlgaiiieii opponenls lull lo:-l game on weak aerial delense . . . Kouke iiijuriMl earlv in game . . . Messed up Rices jiassing ofh ' use . . . Ilntzler ran l.i yards to Sanla Clara ' s . ) aril line . . . Next |)la Rice hunhled . . . (,)uinn ( )nn -llc and I ' lash lkins |icrf( rnii ' d well oncnsiy(dv . . . Hicc made elcNcn lirst ilowns to Sanla Clara seven . . . I!ut lirst downs don ' t win. I!icc (Tsus Arkansas... l Houston lVovend)er II... Kice 7— Arkansas li . . . i!ig upset of Con- Icrencc . . ( )w Is [ilayed superhU . . . (ireat fourth period dri e to touchdown . . . (ilorc intercepted pas . . . Will. IDuke. and lkins marched 60 anls for score . . . Then .S lv ester converted for u inning point . . . Fans wi-nl wild ... In lasl minutes Gieser of Arkansas harelv missed a field oal . . . W ' hal a relief! . . . (!onnelle and Letts rl|i il olhcr hacks ni el l.ai ' ow. Michacl.son, rlliMr. anil Maes starred on defense. Ki er.siis A. M. | ' (I al ll iisli ii November 18 . . . Aggies 27 — Rice . . . Owls looked lousy . . . Completed onh 2 of 14 passes . . . Aggies ' passing phenomenal . . . Couldn ' t miss one . . . Fouke painfully injured . . . Aggies pla ed recklessly and spectacularly . . . Passed on own ten yard line . . . But they were right . . . Every- thing they did worked . . . Owls didn ' t threaten in any fashion . . . Aggies played great game for departing Coach Mattv Bell. Rice versus T.C.U. . ,. . (iamc al I ' l. W orlli November 25 . . . Score: 2()-3 in favor of I ' rogs . . . Owls ti ok lead early in game . . . Sylvester kickcil fii ' ld goal from 20 art! line . . . T.C.L . cami- back in second quarter with touchdown on famous Statue of Liberty play . . . From then on Rice didn ' t make an impression . . . Frogs scored twice in third period, once in fourth . . . Vt itt. ( !onnclle . Letts. Lauterback. and Michaelson played best for Rice. Rice versus Baylor ... At Waco December 2 . . . Baylor 7 — Rice 6 . . . Owls closed season with heartbreaking defeat . . . Teams battled on even terms first half . . . Metzler returned kick-off hr yards to open second half . . . Two plays later. Metzler passed 3.t yards to (Jlore for touchdown . . . Sylvester kicked goal but Rice man offside . . . Rice held 6-0 lead till last minute . . . Then on three successive completed passes. Baylor scored . . . Also converted . . . illiams turned in nice game al f ii . BASKETBALL • i.iKich .hiiiics Kills lias [troNcd liiiiiscll a )illi mentor in liis two cars at {ivc . . . Did wondiTs witli a team composed mostK of sopho- iiiorcs ... V prince of a Icllou. likealilc and elTi- cicnt . . . W ill also coach football ne l season . . . l)i joli l)iil we think, he is ca] al)lc of handling it . . . hati anil iilaNcrs ha ' conlidenee in him. ((tfiltiin ll(irr .lain itnn . lor N ard All-slate from .San .laeinto . . . IMavcil 447 minutes out of a |)ossihle 180 in conference games ... A sure Ix-t to imi the hall to one of his men for a crip shot . . . Too modest and iin illin : to take lead in scoring . . . ( )ne o( surest shots in conlerence hut left the glor to his t ' ain-mates . . . Took res|)onsihilit ol sei ' ing that other side remained score less . . . Ixicc ma well he proud o( (his leader. Ihniild Ihill .liiltnstm. center Mis secorul Near on the varsit . . . Uig aiul |K) erful . . . W hen k.ellv slumped. Bull pro cd to he ca| ahle substitute ... A dead cinch on overhand shots . . . miahle disposition . . . Toufrh one to uard or pass through. li. 7. vi on, guard l iek ' d for ll-( ionfereni ' c . . . Some accoinplishnu ' iit lor a sophomore . . . Keachcd second scoring honors on team . . . Man- aged to keep both his and his team-mates terri- tor co ered . . . I ndispi-tisable in prcNcnting pla ers like (ira of Texas and Baccus of S.VI.U. Irom running wild . . . I)ece])tive passer . . . Un- erring in his |)erce|)tion ol enem pla s . . . ( iincli (or conlerence honors next ear. Ihinv II III. lorward Kicc s dark horse . . . Made (irst string in his lirst car out ... His op- ponents found that he could take and gi ' rough Ireatment and learned not to mishandle liim . . . I ' la e(l almost all o( conference games . . . Showed great de|iiti(ia hili I . . . Possessed a keen e c lor basket. Albert Doc Metzler, guard — A Reagan prod- uct . . . Fierv, black-haired, and one of fastest men in conference . . . Alternated with Brumniett . . . Dribbles, passes, and scores with remarkable consistency . . . Best all-round athlete on squad . . . His second vear on team lias shown marked im| rovement in techniipii ' . . . Much is e |)ected from him next year. (Iidrh ' s Hi ' d ' Moore, guard — Three years on varsit . . . Handicapped i) iiaying to compete for iiis position ith some of the best guards in conference . . . Improyed consistenli through season . . . Began to be a scoring threat at end of his basketball career ... A yaluable. fast man and ([uick to interce|it phi s. Herman llovd kellv. center — As long on points as he is in inches . . . High scorer of the team ith 111 points . . . Started like an All-American but lacked exjjerience and slowed up a bit in middle of season . . . Due to be Rice ' s bid for conference mention and high-point scorer in next two ears. Tom Rrummett, guard — His last year . . . Showed to advantage against some of best for- wards in conference . . . Quick on his feet . . . Shifty dribbling and long passes acted as strong factor in Rice ' s offense . . . Guarding called forth favorable comments all over conference . . . Hate to see him go. BASKETBALl Si: S()N ( ' .oiifcreine struggle slait -il «illi iclorv on or V.iK M. Jan. 10 (ni lunnc coiirl . . . Aggies led past llic liall liiit ()uls piikeil ii| enough [loitils in last liall ' lo «iu :n-2(i . . , (;auie lilleil «illi thrills. Mareli lowanl eonlerenee eluuu|)ioushi|) eou- luMieil on Jan. IH al Vndiloriuui . . . ()uls look .S.M.L ' . Ponies into camp 7-2: ) . . . lligh-s|)ols: keli s oNcrhaud shots from loid line: inspired guar ling of liruniiuell and I ' lalon . . . Vielory was a welcome retaliation for (he loiditful defeat Kice suffered from Mustangs last year. (jmferenee aspirations of Kittsiueu eheeked in a thriller at ustiu with Longhorns Jan. ' lb . . . I ' oinI for point matched during game . . . Residl: . ' !H- 10 . . . ( ) ls on ihi ' wrong end . . . Ijong shot hv (Jrav decided outcome in last tiiirtN seconds . . . Tough game to lose. From uslin to Waco . . . l. -!50 win shaken out of Hayior University Jan. 22 . . . ()«ls led all the way . . . Outcome never seriouslv in douht . . . Will displayed abililv to give and lake it . . . Ciame is memorahle for its rougiuiess. Feb. 13 . . . Rice gave a game to T.C.U. 27-29 . . . ' ilh lead of 10 points Rice (put making free goal . . . I ' roguu ' ii -ked out enough long shots to lake the l -ad in the lasl feu uiimilcs . . . Kiee ' s hopes for a championship nearly crushed . . . Largest croud cv -r to he discouraged al a haskel- hall game in udilorium. Kice supporters saw rkansas I ' uiversily lake a game from Ou Is .11 -20 on - . l()al udiloriuui . . . Rice dill not threaten once . . . .Seemed to he a relapse after Irving T.d.ll. game. Team took a new lease on life and evened the score with Arkansas next night . . . The defense shone wilh Jonrnea . Kalon. and Metzler . . • Score 2. -22 . . . Team fnnclioncd us a unit again . . . Plavcd like champions. On Feb. 20 Rice beat Texas in most satisfactory game of season . . . Taking a big lead. Rice tri- umphed 45-34 . . . Kice fans had a bad moment when Longhorn rally threatened in the second half . . . Despite Eaton ' s guarding. Gray of Texas look iionors . . . Scored more than half his team ' s points . . . Cu|)lain Journeay of Rice took a hand in accounting for Rice ' s tallies. Rice regrettably smothereil its chances for con- ference cham|)i(mship on second road trip . . . First defeat came Feb. 24 . . . S.M.U. smeared Owls 3()-. ' 50 . . . Speedy guards from Dallas put game in bag . . . Rice unable to keep up scoring threat. Going to Fort Worth on Feb. 2(i. ( )wls lost to defending chani|)ions by 42-2.5 score . . . Previous licking went unavenged . . . Kverv man on Rice scpiad got into the fray. At College Station on Feb. 28. Aggies defeated Owls 40-36 ... A disheartened Rice team did its best on the low-ceilinged court . . . Game marked by careful guarding but no expert shooting . . Close enough to be exciting. Final game with Baylor University at Houston . . . Rice 39 — Baylor 32 . . . All twelve of the s([uad saw service . . . Moore played whole game . . . And well too . . . (iame mark ' d by improved abilit of ( )wls to score from foul line . . . Made Rice ' s seventh win out of twelve conference games. Members of squad who failed to letter el played a valuable part in the team ' s success are David Fiirman. .lames Wax. .James McCullough. Midvin Barnes, and llenrv Holhnan. t m ,i,Siim idM T R A C K Coach Ernie Hjertherg — Has been coach- ins track for over tliirtv years . . . One of the best known mentors in America . . . Known as ' I ' lie )l(l arliorse in his davs of actiNc coni| etition . . . Has con- linueil to keep a firm ;ras[) on I lie spirit im|)lie(l hv tlie words. Chester Klaerner — A conscientious and steady worker . . . Developed into one of the hcsl javelin throwers in the liislor of tlie (lonference . . Broke the ( ' .onference record in tiic l,.S.L ' . meet with a tiirow of 2()() ft. . ' _, in. Co-Capldin Kd lloUoiaiy ' I ' iie i iifkin W hiriwind . . . Kan the 220 in 21.4 sec- onds in eaeli of the three Dual Meets . . . Han the 100 yard in th - fast time of 0.8 seconds on one ol these oi ' casions . . . Also a mcmher of the piarter mile and mile relay teams . . . Chief point getter. iAinii Hulzler — A sophomore performer . . . Showed to good ad antage . . . Took two thirds and two fourths in the dash events in the Triangular and (Conference Meets respective ly . . . Also ran in the winning 440 ard rela team which turned in the time of 42.2 secomls. Co-Cdfitdin Mike Hale — Illustrious hroad-jum|)er from Snuthville . . . AI- thoutrh trouhh ' d with a l ; that threat- cued to make each jump his last, he gave stellar performances throughout the sea- son . . . Leaped 24 fl. 6 ' 4 in. in the (Con- ference Meet to take first place ... In fact he |)laced first in all hut one meet. Inihonv Auctiin — Distinguislied him- sel( 1) taking valuable points for the s(piad . . . Tied h)r second in the high jump with his team-male Hilt, in the Rice-A. M. meet ... In the Triangular Meet with Texas and A. M., he again tied with Hitt. this time for third |)lace. Tied with (Granger of Texas and Marks of A. )4 M. for fourth place in the (lon- (erence Meet. R(iY llarhoitr — L ' mloubtcdly one of the best half inilers in the Conference . . . Took first places in everv Dual Meet . . . Best time 1 niin. 55.9 sec. in the Rice- A. M. meet . . . Also ran spectacular laps in the mile relay ... A leg injury kept this favorite out of the ( ' onference jMeet. Orin Hilt — Failed to place in the Con- ference Meet hut placed in everv other meet of the season ... In the Ricc-L.S.U. meet first place in the high jump was split four wavs with Hitt getting his quarter. Tied for second in the Rice- A. iX I. meet, for first in the Rice-Texas meet, and third in the Triangidar Meet. , . C. Petlv — The big bov from Kauf- man . . . Tossed the discus with little ef- fort farther than anv one had ever thrown it in the Southwest Conference . . . Smashed the old record in everv meet except one . . . Set a new (Conference record of 154 ft. 2 - ' 8 in. . . . Best toss of the vear was 155 ft. ■4 in. in the meet with A. M. . . . Also accounted for several points in the shot- |)ut during the season. Bob Shulzc — Ran a lap with the mile relay team that placed first in the A. I. meet . . . Came through in the Triangular Meet, upsetting all dope, to take first |)laee in the half mile ... His finish was terrific . . . Placed third in the Conference Meet. Richard Bdlldnfdnt .]ut t as he began to hit his stride he pulled a nuiscle in the thigh of his leg . . . This injur v hindered him all season ... Is expected to fdl the speed V shoes of Hollowav in l )34. Carroll Adams on a first place in either the high jump or the broad jump in each meet ... In the Conference Meet he won first place in the high jum]) and was second to Hale in the broad jump . . . Best high jump was 6 ft 2 ' ' 4 in. in the Triangu- lar Meet. Mdiriii I )iirrciil)( ' riicr Ficslimaii lool- hall and liaskclball coach . . . aI•sil I ' ool- ball .scout . . . Trainer lor tiio 1933 track team . . . He was well liked by cvcrv Rice athlete . . . Was very successful in keep- itif;; the kinks and knots out of tlie ho s of the track squad . . . We are sorr) he had to h ' a ( ' us. Tom Drisroll nieuihcr of the 110 ard rehn team that took first over A. ili M. in the fine time of 42.2 seconds and ])laced second in the Conference Meet . . . Ran second to ( ' a]itain llolloMay in the 100 ard dash at the i{ice-A. M. meet. (Jaxf other steMar perlormances . . . Fin- ished the season with a line record. Kittrell Reid Trurn|)et ])la T and |)ole vaulter . . . Although his orchestra j)la in ; jjrofession made training difficult, he man- aged to place in every nieet . . . Was first iu the Triangidar Meet . . . Onlv a sopho- more hut lie liehl up well under strong competition ... lie coidd take it. Albert Mclzlcr Turned in several go(jd performances in the 440 yard dasii . . . Was a valuable cog in the mile rela team which turned back A. M. . . . ook tiiird place in the Conference Wcot at Austin in th ' 440 . . . We ' re expecting lots from Doc next year. Percy Burke Holder of tlie Confer- ence record in the shot-|)ul in i )32 . . . Had to be content ith ihirti place in the 1933 Conference Meet as Irwin of the Aggies set a new record of 49 ft. 7.54 in. . . Placed first in the Triangidar Meet ami second in each of the dual nn-ets. Harold Johnson Shot-put and discus throwing artist . . . Placed first in the Rice-Texas Dual Meet, second in the Tri- angular M ' et. and fourth in the Confer- ence Meet in the shot-])ut . . . Also took a second in the Rice-Texas ineet and a third in the Triangular Meet in the discus event. RICE— L. S. U. DUAL MEET L. S. U. 70— Rice 47 . . . Rice outclassed bv strongest ajiKrega- c e ' er P tion of thiiiK dads in South . . . Five marks bettered . . . For L. S.- U. — Hardin ' s 22.9 seconds low hurdle sprint . . . Tiny Tor- rance ' s 48 ft. 10;3 4 in. siiot-|)iit . . . Al Moreau ' s 14.6 second hitih hur- dle mark . . . For Rice — Kia rner s javelin toss of 206 ft. 5 ' 2 in- • ■ . Petty ' s discus throw of 153 ft. 5 2 in. . . . Hardin and Sanders of L. S. U. tied for high point honors — ten points apiece . . . Class for Rice — Rav Harbour ' s 1:57.3 half mile . . . Ed Hollowav ' s 21.4 sec- ond 220 ard dash . . . Hale and Adams one-two finish in the broad jump. RICE— A. M. DUAL MEET Close meet . . . lead chanKins with nearlv everv event . . . High- lights — Honk Irwin ' s 40 ft. 5 4 in. shot put for the Aggies . . . Pet- ty ' s 155 ft. 8 ' 4 in. discus throw for Rice . . . Herring and Randow taking the hurdles for A. l. . . . Hale and Adams of Rice placing one-two in the broad jinnp . . . Marcpiez and Fuentes of the Ag- gies tieing in the mile run . . . Adams (Owls) first in the high jump . . . Harbour ( nother Owl) first in 880 yard run in 1:55.0 . . . Score before last event: Rice. 58- 5 6— A. cK l. 58 1 6 . . . Then comes mile rela . . . first laj). Rice ahead . . . second lap. Rice ahead . . . Third lap. A. M. ahead . . . And then . . . Ed Hollowav ' s great finish . . . overcoming ten ard lead . . . Five points for Ricel . . . Final score . . . Rice. 63 5 6 — A. M., 58 16. Whew! . . . Hol- lowav high jtoint man . . . 12 ' 2 points . . . Successfid meet . . . sus- pense . . . doubt . . . Climaxing thrills. irSiiio-.- ' ' EsSSlSa li nfi H in RICE— TEXAS DUAL MEET l.ono-liorns took tlic mile relav lor llio verdict . . . Texas 62 ■ 2 — Kiee 5 ' ) ' 2 . . . Just three points . . . ( ' l()sel w ajied tliroiii;lioiit .... I ' -aeli team look eijiht (irst ])laces . . . ' I as took the traek events . . . Kiee excelled in the field . . . Mile relav featiu ' C event of the dax . . . Adams first in the broad junip — 23 It. 4 in. . . . Petty (irst in the discus . . . Johnson (irst in the shot-|)ut . . . Ilarhour (irst in the liaK niil - . . . llollo a (irst in the 100 and 220 ard daslies . . . Still the (ailed to ' n . . . ( lo . Archer. Holmes take firsts Cor ' l ' xas . . . I5lakeiie and Storm (Texas) tie (or (irst in two tiiile run . . . Ilollo- va hi ih |(oinl man with 10 points . . . lexer o( Texas second. ■■ ' . .-i - riUANGllAK MEET Kiee Texas— A. M. . . . One week before the (Conference Meet . . . Rice minus two stars, Ilollo- va and II arbour . . . Rice took all (irst places in held events . . . Schulze rated third or h)urth . . . Dope ups ' t . . . ( ' .oniini; (rom no- here in the backstretch. to win (irst in the half nule in I minute 57.7 seconds . . . Texas ' llarris(jn Stadord broad jump, won with 24 (eet I ' 2 inches . . . danis cleared h ' ct 2 4 inch( s in the hifib jump . . . Rest mark turnctl in bv a con- (crence juniper . . . Final score: Texas ami . cK M. each 58 |)oints — Rice 51 . . . Meet |)acked with thrills. SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE MEET Kice favored after preliminaries . . . Kice fails to come through . . . lloilowav with injured len; second in the .hundred and third in the two-twentv • • • Harbour out after first twenty yards in half Tiiile run . . . Repulled muscle . . . Klaerner slips three times in the javelin . . . But solace even in defeat . . . Petty sets record of 154ft. 2- ' sin. in shot- put . . . Adams clearing 6 ft. 2 8 in. . . . First in high jump . . . Hale wins first in broad jump . . . One more record broken — shot-put — 49 ft. 7 4 in. by Honk Irwin of A. M. . . . Texas runners strong . . . Meyer first in the dashes . . . Cox and Blitch one-two in the quarter mile . . . Archer first in the mile . . . Captain Blakenev easy winner in the two mile . . . Long- liorns first in both relays — close to record time. T. C. U. ' s own Charlie Casper wins first in the 120 high hurdles and the 220 low hurdles . . . S. M. U. ' s Red Ledbetter comes from fifth in the back stretch to win first . . . Akins of the Aggies in a great effort to overtake Cox of Texas — beaten by a scant yard. . . . Texas first in mile relay . . . Re- sults. Texas first with 57 1 3 points . . . Well balanced organization ... A. M. second with 49 5 6 . . . Rice third with 37 5 6 points . . . T. C. U. fourth with 14 . . . S. M. U. fifth with 9 . . . Baylor sixth with 7 . . . Arkansas (poor fellows) seventh with 2 points. OTHER SPORTS w .---.- ' -. ' i-- . :- ' A: GO LI ' l ' «:5 Bill Barton— Captain and golfer of real merit . . . Gifted with a love for the game and a golling tem- jterament . . . lias a groo ed swing and near per- ffit liming . . . iii ' fuses to give up until last putt is dropped. ' ( i ' inir Madi ' a good sliouiiig in dual incil uilli S. l. I . . . . knows llii- fundanienlals . . . illi more praclice. should inaki- a vahiahle phncr . . . ill he haik next season. Rdh ' iilli n i ' c - (Consistent ... A close student of tin- game . . . I ' lTlormed creditahly as a sopho- more . . . Should match strokes witii hest in cori- rcrcnc ' as ca|)tain of the I? I team. Miiurici ' Siilliidii Hits hall uilh tremendous force . . . Perhaps the longest driver ever to plav on a Kice team . . . . Somewhat erratic hut hard to heal wiien ri ht. Buh M ir iini — I ' ailed to plav regularlv due to school work . . . Turned in some e ceptionall low scores . . . Also a hit erratic . . . W ill he missed from next ear ' s team. ( ' (II) MiC.dily — etcran of manv golling iiattles . . . Never ruffled . . . Confident . . . Played he l under pressure . . . Poo hashful to lei us get his picture. Rice golf team found the pace fast hotli in dual meets and in the confi ' rcnee tournamenl . . . Failed to make a severe hid for conference cham- pionship . . . Texas, with an aggregate low total of 308 strokes, won top iionors . . . S. M. U. secoml . . . T. C. U. third . . . First dual meet with Texas at Austin . . . Hice lost all six matihi ' s . . . Mail superior foes . . . Hah ' igh iiite turm-il in hesl per- formance for Rice . . . Return match at Brae Burn in Houston . . . Texas again victorious hv score of (i to . . . Played S. M. I ' , at Dallas next . . . Results different . . . Tiiis time S. M. U. (not Texas) wins by 6-0 count . . . Kice team could take it . . . To keep the slate clean. Barton and Nemir lei Becker and l.aM ' nder take the last three holes in their douhlcs match lo win 1 up . . . Captain Barton hrougiit glor to ihc Kice team in the conferenc ' meet . . . Defeated .litmn X alkup. former Fort Worth citv champion. I up in 21 holes . . . Iie t match in entire tournament. 1933 TENNIS SEASON Rice tennis team enjoyed a successful season . . . Lost to only one school Texas University . . . Most gratifying win of the 1933 season was victory over classv Tu- lane team coaclieil by the internationallv famous Mercer Beasly . . . Rice rac([uet wielflers upset dope bucket . . . Won three out of four matches . . . Wilbur Hess de- feated Eddie Sutter, brother of the fa- mous Cliff Sutter . . . Quinn Connelly took Kendall Cram into camp ' . . . Carter heat Gaspell . . . Holden lost to (lie veteran Hume . . . Doubles matclies un- (inislied on account of darkness . . . Texas white-washed tlie Owls . . . Won every matcli — singles and doubles . . . To atone for tliis trouncing Rice wliipjied the S.M.U. netters 5 to 0. Fred Alter — Mi ' iht atom of tlie tennis court . . . Entered active competition rather late in the season . . . Very capably lilled the position vacated by Carter . . . Played well in the dual matches in Mhich he competed . . . Made a fa ()ral)le im- pression at the Conference Meet. Qiiinn (imru ' llv- l ' n ci[ ' heads up tennis throughout the entire season . . . Was an integral part of the machine that smashed out a spectacular victory over Tulane . . . Possesses a bewildering serve and a powerful overhead. Wilbur Hess Shows promise of follow- ing in his brothers footsteps . . . Was an inspiration to his older team-mates witii iiis steady, sound game . . . Has the fight- ing heart of a true athlete and played best under fire. Henry Holden — Critics have compared his strokes with those of Vines . . . Car- ried ines to deuce sets in a tournament up East . . . Game is built around fast, flat strokes which give the ball low ' tra- jectory in clearing the net. FRESHMAN SPORTS ' I ■ ' S3 ,«-.«- IS 60, ; f S R ' -43 Kresliiiien enjovcil successful footl)all season . . . Played three games . . . Won two, tied other . . . Beat Lamar (lolli ' fje 7-0 in first game . . . Next tied r. l.(!. ()-() . . . I ' .ndcd season hv defeating Allen cadeni 13-0 . . . Ninneral awards made to: V. 1). Agnor. Hilly Ard, Winfield Cook. John Franke. ,1. . I ' riedman. Ralph Miller. Donald llightouer. liol) Martin. Joe Morris. Wade ()«en, Roy R(n all. Harris Shelton, Ray Smith. i-Vank Steen. Joe Turner, and Elmer Wallace . . . Jinnuie Kitts coached freshmen. Freshmen haskethall numerals were awarded to: Harris Lodge. William Orr. Wade Owen. Ray Smith. William Stanford. Jack Steele, and Frank Steen. Freshmen cross ' ountrv awards made to: Rohert Frazier. Peter kaminsky. (ieorge Loker. and (Jeorge Morris. Niii ■III nil nil nil nil if II ■iiiiiii nil nil liiiiiii i:::2ii ; IIM nil nil nil !Ri8 ■ill nil niiim ! Ill nil IIIIIII nnuii 0.iii - ■niim ■III nil nil nil iniiiii nil nil nil KiiSii iiiinn I BBHS INTRAMURAL SPORTS Intranuiral athletic activities increased enor- mously past year . . . Under direction of Gilbert Hermance . . . Held tournaments in football, basketball, tennis, baseball, handball, pingpong . . . Went so far as to have horseshoe pitching con- test . . . Teams representing Academs. Engineers. Architects, P. E. ' s. Pre-Meds. liand. and Rally Club participated. CROSS COUNTRY arsity cross c )untr team did not fare so well as a team . . . Had one outstanding runner. Vernon O. Wilson . . . ()lii ' r mend)ers were Ziegler. I ' on- tello, Horner, Griggs, LeGrande . . . First meet with Texas, October 28 . . . Texas won . . . Wilson of Rice placed second, Ziegler sixth . . . Lost to .XM. Novend)er 18 . . . Wilson .miy Owl to plai-e . . . Again ran second ... In (conference meet Rice team placed third — only three teams entered . . . Consistent Wilson again placeil second. 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Before voii 20 to bed tonight onr lih ' will have been made easier and |)leasanter b the use ol at least a dozen |)roduets toward whose creation (iulf has lent a Ix ' lping hand. To members of the Rice ' 34 class, and to all students, alum- ni, and friends of Houston ' s fireat educational institution, (julf extends greetings and a cordial invitation to stop at the si :n of the orange disc. GULF REFINING COMPANY POKE SIGHT As you, in consultation with your parents and friends planned your college career, so would we, as bankers and friends, be fiappy to have you plan with us your businest and financial career SECOND NATIONAL BANK MAIN AT RUSK HOUSTON T, () give the Texas ])iililic I lie riglit |)roduot at the right price ami with llie right kind oi service is the clear and simple pohex uliich governs our husiness. To this end. refinerv engineers work constantiv in the lahor- atory, and nianv services are oft ' ered at llumhie Stations by men who are carefiiilv selected and trained. But all this counts lor nothing urdess nou. the practical huver, stamji it ' appro c(II To jdease on. we must kno v what )u want. So an opiMi iri itatioii is extended to the pub- lic; we ask ou to walk in our door at aiiN titn ' and tell us what (}u want. W c insitc criticism, we in ite sugges- tions. The door is open. THE HUMBLE OIL REFINING CO. LYKES SERVICE Operating Regular Liner Services — American Flag Steamers SOUTHERN STATES LINE From Houston. Nfw ( )rlean . Galveston. Corpus Christi and Sal)inc Ports To RreintMi. Hamburg. Rotterdam. Havre. Ant- werp. Ghent, and other Continental, Baltic and Seandinavian Ports AMERICAN GULF ORIENT LINE From Houston. New Orleans, Galveston. Mobile, and other U. S. Gu ( Ports To Ports in China. Japan and Pliili| pines DIXIE U. K. LINE From Houston. Ni ' w Orleans. Galveston. Corpus Christi and Sabine Ports To London. Hull. Newcastle. Liverpool. Man- chester. (Jlasgow. Belfast. Dublin, and other I nited kincrdom and Irish Ports DIXIE MEDITERRANEAN LINE From Houston. New ( (rieans. (iaiveston. Moliili and other U. S. Gulf Ports To Genoa. Leghorn. Naples. eniee. Trii-st( and othi ' r MediterraiK ' an. drialii- and Black Sea P,,rt- LYKES BROS.-RIPLEY STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Inc. GULF WEST MEDITERRANEAN LYKES LINE LINE U. S. Mail Service Koute No. 23 U. S. Mail Service— Route No. 45 From From Houston. New Orleans. Galveston. Mobile, Texas | orts and Lake (!liarli ' s. La. To 1. Ilaili. i)ominican Ki ' |inhlic. and other L ' . S. Gulf Ports To Porto Kic Barcelona. alencia. Lisbon. • )porl(). Bilbao. Panama ( ilondiia. and other West and other Spanish aufl Portuguese Ports Indies and (Central mcrican Ports Tampa Interocean Steamship Co., Inc. Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. OWNKRS OWNERS New Orleans GENERAL OFFICES Houston Galveston BRANCH OFFICES Beaumont Corpis Christi Port Arthur Dallas Lake Ch rles Tampa Memphis Kansas City Chicago New York COMPLIMENTS OK OTIS MASSE Y W here Perfeet Enterlctinment Pre I (Ills 52 U eeks A Year — LOEWS • Home of etro-Golchviii Mayer United Artists ' And 20tli Centnry Prodnctions CAPABLE FOR CJ.EANJNG SATISFACTION ' hadley -fS ' ' ' 4612 MAIN BLVD.- ' Hov ton.Te-xa RELIABLE Leslie E.Hall COMPETENT SOUTH TEXAS COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK CLASS OF 1m;51 (:o ;ii iTi r. iTioxs Houston Land Trust Company R. B. BOWEN CO. Esprrson Uii ildint I SrK WCK BONDS It takes the choieest of sweet and sour creams, skillfully blended to make Houston ' s finest butter. The flavor is distinctly different — sweet- er, fresher, rirher. a real delieacv. MORNING GLORY BUTTER Ncir FInvor A I 111 (irocrrs CorMpiitiictils of a Friend For )ur ohina ware. g;lass ware, dinner ware, novelties and gifts, in fact, a complete line of household utilities see that old R(dial le Firm, thev will appreciate your trade. Texas Lamp Oil Co. Established 1879 809-11 Prairie Avenue ;T-SSS tjiS g| l5 SSS§S5 i n Adtu dtioft ) o fijt j_D3ooii50r5 anb c} ' ' ffs f ' ; S jcijoois for f(Jeir mi v na ifforfs diib spii yoiC aclJievi.mcnfS ' O Auction of fijcir 1933-193 ; C vorkce likt V rojiins efm scfJt Miir - cAtt8 fjcs t?ccn t;_ r£ 3L ioieJSHrt. fo (Jcjvt s ' rvco von 5Ssu SOUTHWESTERN 1 ENGRAVING ir COMPANY Pio ' n liistl( Sandwiches Are ■ ■ ' To Mado Fresh (iiir Order pjg ' n ffihistlc COMPI.IMI.MS Of ' KLEIN ' S PURE CKlvVVI ICE CREAM HOUSTON GETS THEM from BROADWAyi DIRECT FROM THE GAY WHITE WAY . . . Before Even the Habitues of Mazda Tjane See Them . . . TEXAS and HOISTON Get Tliem First. STAGE SHOWS That The Entire Coun- try Ts Talking Ahout . . . STAGE SHOWS That Are Replete Witli Stars of Stage and Radio! HOISTON SETS THE PACE For An Entire Nation With These Glamorous . . . Girl-h ' illed Produetions of Frivolity and Ielod I of course the great Stage Shoivs are at the METROPOLITAN ' ;«f iir Houston ' s leading homefurnisliing store extends best wishes for success to RICE Students. FURNITURE Compliments of The Texas Investment Corporation Esperson Bldg. Houston. Texas W. M. BoHAN, President OKK ICE AJACHINEKY COKI ' OKATION OKk. IVV. Sum lln csttMii I l( ' ail(|ii;iilcrs 22Ul ' IV as ciiiu ' I loiistoii. Texas raclotN Blanches: Dallas. I ' l. W orlh, Ncm Orleans. Slirc ' ]M rl San ntonio. lUmston. Harlingcn isit onr |ihnit here we do our ])ipe liendin and wi ' lding of coils and headers Kri ' ivlhinLi fur ih - Ici ' -niiiLinij, or RvfriLicrdtinii Plant A.MEKICAN TITLE GUARANTY CO. TlIIKO I ' loolt ESPEKSON Ml II.DINC; HoL STOTs. Texas TXSIRFS E AM) TITLES IN ALL PAR PS OF TEX S ABSTRACTS OF TITLES Fkvnk .1. I!i!i;akeh. Mnmiitcr Fmiuw r,lf)l FAKKAK LUMBER COMPANY iuiedim; m a ' ieklxe 2101 TiA s vi;nue PiiuNK CM-rioi. 1347 SERVING Houston and South Texas with a dependahle, adequate and eeononiieal Eleetrie Service. HOUSTON LIGHTING POWER COMPANY 4 ri ' l Kfei . | «t« |. rwrr iii •• IN APPRECIATION - . . Because of the largemindedness of its board of directors, tfie place given in its curricula to pure science, and its fiigh interpre- tation of its obligation to business .... we hold the Rice Institute in high regard. Especially, because we hold to similar ideals, do we appreciate the contribution of pure science and engineering principles which Rice Institute makes to the practical business of producing rotary drilling tools. REED ROLLER BIT CO. HOUSTON • TEXAS Jt III! II k rrr Complimcnls of Kirby PelroleuJii Co. JOS. F. MEYER CO. Johhcrs of { A ii Ki) Ki; automoi ' im; K( i ipmknt }t()2-HI2 I ' ltVNKI.lN VVE. Phone Preston 0146 General Electric Supply Corporation W KSSKNDOIUK. NKI.MS X CO. .51 7 PUKSTON E. Kl (;. wool) cK MOKKOW ll )riic s and ( Counselor,-; Sfii;i,i, IUiilding lloiISTON, TeXA.S COMPLIMENTS Houston Electric CoiiiDanv V Bert Gray. Prrsi hrit CORRIGAN ' S Jewelers 6IS Main WATCHES DIAMONDS Giiaranlrrd ( alrh Rrpairs I ' lioiie Fairfax o331 PERFECTO CLEANING DYE WORKS Superior 11 orkniiitiship OHice and Plant 2817-1 ' ) Faiuiiii St. J. H. McDoiGAL Proprietor Houston, Texas M«avs in favor at {{ICE HAM Houston Packino; Co. A Home [ndustrv U. S. INSPECTED MEATS Tyler Commercial College and School of Business Administration ' I ' VI.KK. Tk S Our AccouQtiiig Course, supervised by a Cerliliefl Public Ac.countanl. assures you of a thorough training. Our method of presentation saves months of time and expense. No time is wasted in nonessentials. Write us today and let us explain the opiiorl uiiilies tiiat are yours in Ihe lir-h! (if Vecoimlins Leslie E. Hall. President D. F. Boyles. Jr., SecW-Treas. WE ARE KNOWN BY Ol R !i ORK liiiiiitifultite Cleanliiipss is the Priee of Pupiilaritv Constantly going places — seeing things — from morning iinlil night, is hard on clothes — But Pearl Laundry is NOT. We keep your clothes immaculately clean — we keep them in service longer. Pearl Laundry and Cleaners, Inc. 4705-11 Main Street RICE INSTITUTE RINGS ARE CLASS RINGS OF CLASS Manufactured Bv EISENSTADT MANUFACTURING COMPANY Makers of Fitir .Icirclrv EXCLl Sl i:iA KOH rilK .IKWKl.KY TR I)K Isk ) our JpHclcr for Mcrrluindisc Bearing This ' Vrndemnrl; @ THE UNION NATIONAL BANK of Houston, Texas 6ZFASHI?n ' n7-19-21 L iN Hot STON. Texas HARRIS COUNTY IMPLEMENT CO. John Deere Farm Machinery ' ' Fairfax 8298 2107 Walker Houston, Texas Just a friendly oreetino from THE KIRBY THEATRE Always a Good Show We Treat Your Clothes II kite BiRKHAKT ! Laundry • Cleaning • Dyeing PICKED f ' ifidrtiiess by Hart Schaffner S Marx Clothes Hi ii,iiin ; COLLEGE MEN beat use . . . (]()lli ' i;e men luni- Icariuil hi Ini-I this Ini luiirlliv Irailf mark. 1 1 V I heir giiaranlcc ol i|(ialil ami aliir . . . lua s « ill be. beeuuse . . . Hail Silia finer tK Marx antieipale liiiversil l le Irenils. anil are i|uaiifieil lo su| ])lv C()lle)ie men ' s elothes. LANDERS KING SMITH .1 III ' lldinc (if Hart ScIiuJJikt iK: Mary (.V« (c.s. Houston, Texas lOKi I ' kws Am:, (.iimiiliiuriUs ( ! Kiiio ' . Saiidu i -li Slioj) HOUSTON LAW SCHOOL Jessk K. Moselkv I ' rcsidfiil I ' .wim; Wkri.kin iJt ' an O Jirrs 1212 Seconil Nalional liank Bldg. To the 1934 Graduates we extend best ivishes for success. Whatever business or profession you nuiv follow, remember that the services of a Good bank ar ' of inestimable value. Th e National Bank of Commerce CAPITAL $3,500,000.00 SURPLUS $2,000,000.00 HOUSTON TEXAS Tliis yearbook is hound in an AMKRICAN BKAirV COVFR Mamilmturiul h American Beau I v ( ' over (]oni|ian l ' K)0-08 Oranj;.- SlriTl Dallas, Texas ST. KK(;iS CXNDIKS. INC. 3300 Main St. 605 Fanmn St. Ye Old College Inn Is Miori llian an i ' alin ; place 1 1 pari (il (iiir colli ' -ie (la s. EARLE M. NORTH Houston ' s Favorite Mans Store • 9 812 Ivi I ' . I. Sri DDKRT Carroll Florist 182(1 McKinney Ave. I ' lione |-airfa T.! I I Houston. Texas MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE Miss A. M. Sum. ( lif-l ' ics. MA. Smart Shop ■ rrr llouslon ' s Sinarlcsl Slictp for I he co-tMls. TEXAS CHEMICAL COMPANY Mdiiiilactitrers of llnwy Chemicals Executive and Sales Office HousTO ' . Tkxas Houston Fort Worth Factories - Baton Kouge, La. Bastrop. La. Cdinpliiiienls Mimeograph Sales and Supply Company 714 McKlNN ' EY AVENI E Fairfax 7700 liiif:fi S: l i[;,f ' !il yi|iyU|l|JJ, lllJL!;.|lJjiU Genuine A. 15. Uick Minie(j ra|)hs Supplies and Service We desiu;n. engrave, print, and liind liooks ol everv descriplion as well as magazines. Iumklei . cir(ular broadsides, window displays and posters Tin; I.VKKSIUF I ' KE.SS R. K. DONNELLEY SONS COMPANY t r ' mters. Biiul -rs . Eiiiiravers. Desi ' iiers . LiLhofjraphers . ' 150 East 22ni Strke ' I ' . Cnu:Af;o. [i.i.i.nois Eastern Snlrs Offu-c: .SU. ) Easl t.iLh SI.. Nfw York City Booksellers to Houston for over 37 Years IOI4 TEXAS AVE (NEAR main i Books Stationerj-Oills Lcndins Library Sclioiil Supplies Thomas Kice Com])any Steanisliip Agents Galveston Hoi ston Corpus Christf Cahli- Address: Rice pk; stands I VkK --. W K vol RSKI.K jHqSa ' «l« ' ) ' Ki; THE CO-OP HOME —  trr-- 1 KIKNIJS iiiu Sloix- Miikf ll ) ours EAT A PIG SANDWICH 1 laiiiiiicriiiill lioiid eiiioii .Notcl)o )k.s WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC I ' Acello Data Paper SUPPLY CO. Peiinaiits 190.5 Kuiz Street Slati(iiier Sii|)|)lies Houston, Texas KAIIN .V iiK well Attorni ' Ys III Liiir SIMON H. JOHNSON, Inc. AtWATEK KkM { M)l ) ( ' iiiiiiiliniciils iij STKAUS-FKANK CO. A FRIEND Iloiistoii. Texas liiiiilcur lli ' iiihjiKirloi s Ciiinjiliiuciils (if RKICII KI)i ' ELECTRIC CO. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND hc ©Dblcs W III I ' M WS M) MISS S I.OKS CVNDV :ilUU M vi.N Stki:i:t Phonks 11 u)Lia 2 101-:; 102 1 ' iiM ' l)(li crx Sii ice ' htvrv SfTiifv ) 1H1 IwjH ' vi fif tt (fiiml l)niii Storo ' Tin- iiifcliiig place of the Kicc gradiiatrs and imdergradiiates Natlian ' s clotiics an- aiitliciilicalK stvli-d for college oim-; iiicii. SUITS. HATS. SHOES AND MENS FURNISHINGS IVT f 1 9 W Ml). CLEVELAND SONS M VUm PKOOl CE COMPAiN MAIN AT CAPlTOL PINCIS iK JAKEir DRY (; )()DS CO. i J. K. DECKEK cS: SONS SALES CO A. ,1. EPPLE LAWSON-S FLOWERS Corsages anil wedding hoiKpicts for all occasions MctionEN AT Fannin Eaikkw ' .Viil BUFORD GOODWIN CO. Massey Business Colleo;e I ' lic Coiirsr III Success Mu M Bll in(■ss ( ollc r is condiiilcd In render llie i;realesl possiMe service lo Noiiny men and women for the lowest tuition cliar ic praelicalile. We never knowingly permit a student to leave Masse not completely satisfied. To assure absolute satisfaction, all students enrolling in Massey may pay the tuition only with the distinct understanding that if at the end of the first iii-i nth they are not thoroughly satisfied with ( cr phase of the school, all tiiilion paid « ill he rchmdcil to them. HOUSTON NATIONAL BANK Houston. Texas Rice Students . . . Thank you for llie Imsiness placed witli Slar Kiifiraving (l m|(anv. As a Houston iiianufarliirfr. it pleases us to serve Houston Kduca- lional Institutions. Vt e especially appreciate tlii opportunity of designing; and manufacturing Conimcmvinenl Invilnlions for (he Class of l '  :5 1. Lindsey Blayney, Jr. representing St i! Kngrvving CoMPwy (I Houston iiiaiiufdctitrri fT The True DistiDclinii of a Hire Man BECKMAN-SMITH, Inc. Tailored Suits Kirschhauni X lloil «ood (jlotiies Men ' s Wear 10 Id 1 vi Lamar Hotel Compliint ' iita nj HEIGHTS LUMBER YARD 12 ' ) W h T IHtm Strkkt Phone Fairfax 6118 SAXET ICE CREAM CO. E. M. WISE SCHOENMANN PRODUCE CO. SOUTH TEXAS GRAIN CO. Professional men are cognizant of the unliniiled opportunities that are available in business and they stress the importance of a sound business training education to successfully coin|)ete with those who are already well equipped, (iomplete details, tuition and terms will be |uotcd on re- quest. HOUSTON BUSINESS COLLEGE 370f, M MN Street Lehigh OSS ' Houston, Texas Complimenls iif W. L. MACATEE SONS, INC. Building Mntcriitis FREDERICK PRODUCE CO.. INC. THOMAS B. LEWIS j. H. MEEK. .(R. LYNCH DAVIDSON Cunipliinenls « EXCLUSIVE BUT INEXPENSIVE Ciiniplimi ' iils (if CAMERON IRON WORKS THE TEXAS DENTAL COLLEGE A modern collepe willi iippioved iii( ' llii«ls of instruction •( ;■ iiifi)ini(iti(iii ikIiIics llif DEAN Blodgett at Faninin HoiSTOiv. Trxas SOUTHWESTERN LIEE Registered Insurance Eafh Southweslcrn Life Poli y bears the following L-ertificale: Tliis Policy is regislered, and approved securities equal in value to the Legal Reserve hereon are in IrusI by the r ' .ninniissioner of Insurance of the Slate of Texas. INSURANCE STATEMENT AS OF DECEMBER 31. WSS Lift ' Insurance in Force .S2.)}!,2f). ).: HI.0() Acciclenlal Dealh Benefit 112,485,970.0(1 Life Insurance Writlen 1933 . tl.60!!,2 17.00 SOUTHWESTERN LIFE INSURANCE CO. Assets $44,777,49.5.29 Ca] ital Surplus |6,.597,2 18.40 Home Office: Dallas, Te a.s M0NCK1EF-LEM)1K MANUFACTURING CO. Houston. Tk .s jiililxTs of (lorrufialt ' d Iron. Harlifd Wire and Nails ALWAYS. . . the finest place in Houston to Dance HERBIE KAY OPENS MAY 25 RICE ROOF GARDEN ( ' .onifiliiiicnls (if Shepherd Lauiulries Ca). Houston. Hi; i mont. Svn Antonio Ciiii iiratulalions lo the Seniors A cordial welcome awaits you at SOUTH MAIN BAPTIST CHURCH Main at Eagle Dr. M. M. Wolf, Pastor ( (tpprrcKilion for ihc j itr unte.v of Rice sliiilciils (lit ri nil llx ' past ycitr TEXAS PHOTO SUPPLY CO. 1019 Main Street Phone Fairfax 8124 Night Phone Lehigh 53Q1 Coiiijiimiciils (Uid best icislics for .snrcc.s.s lo llic GRADUATES OF 1934 JESSE H. JONES INTERESTS Houston Ten as ' Try our Douhie (iiant Cahfornia HOGAN-ALLNOGH Zinnia Seed Dry Goods Company Pels and Pel Supplies of all Kinds WHOLESALE i Houston, Texas Houston Seed Go., Inc. 705 Travis Street Fairfax 8624 RICE AND HOUSTON 1 lie ( !liaiiilicr ol ( .omnicrcc lias al a s Ix ' t ' ii iiilcrcslci] in (lie pro- motion of a closer rclatioiisliip hctwccn ' V c Uicc liisliliitf and llic bnsinoss men of Houston. Our tlilotic ( loniiniltco lias sponsored several activities in the interest of a more intensive snpport of Rice ' s alldeiic pro rraui ;|,i,J t|i,. organization as a liole stands read lo lie litljpjid in e er jiossilde waN . HOUSTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE he tUarurtch. ]r,,|. |,|;,n a ear l{iee lnslilul ' and the X arwiek have he ' ii neii. ' lil)ors and frientis. both ever ready to lend a helpinfi; hand lo the other. We of the Warwick keenly regret the passing of each Senior ( llass. cl with almost ecpial keenness do mc anticipate the coming of a new (lock of friends. It is our sincerest ncighborlv wish I ha I we ma lia c a ld ' d a hit of ;aict or corn en ie nee lo vonr colleiic life. The UTartuicbj no FEE AM) AlVAHTMENTS licrc Miiiii Si reel 1 (■(■! Ilcriiianii f ' ark WMl.M I, ( ' ,. O ' l, i: HY. MiiiKiaci The lloM !•; of FINE S T A T I O ' K H Y (t r e e t i n i; (1 a ril s I Loose Leaf Books II E N G R A V I N (; i EMBOSSING ■■ 1 Pl.;i.uir,- In Sl,„ir ) ,u Wilson Stvtiomohv i ' I ' hinhm. ( !o. i ' ralrlc al fanniri CuMI ' LIAIE-NTS Of V 1 ' KIEND Education does not stop at a college degree .... in fact it really begins A college education is worth its weight in gold in pr ' - paring one for the Education of Experience. These things we would impress as heing the real education of the Future; interest in and knowledge of your fellow man; an active part in civic affairs; a practice of ethics in vour chosen field that does credit to vour profession or husiness; to keep posted on all tilings worlhwhile; to keep husv and keep trying even when things look iiopeless. All this merely means that we do not live alone and thai success is not necessarily the acquisition of uealth. Rogers -Gano Advertising Agency, Inc. Bankers Mortgage Building — Houston (Complete Advertising Service) Rice Graduates W E CONGRATULATE YOU . . . and remember ... when in doubt as to your wearing apparel . . . conx ' to tiic Maskan . . . Styles are always authentic . . . Quality anil Price . . . Right. FCRS AM) hi: r)V-TO-WKAR 606 MAIN (:() (;K l ' l i.vrioNfs and best wishks ro tiih: 1934 GRADUATES Ml throiifrli life, yoii will find that the services of Natikal Gas contribute to your comlorl convenience K. B. Creager. Receiver Houslon Gas and Fuel (Company HOMES AND INI ESTMENTS Jdiin T. m) W. Stewart Boyle, Manfifiers Real Estate Dejiarl incut G LA R Dl A N T RUST COM PA NY SCHWARTZBERG ' S Choice Foods (roiii l ( ' r w her ' ( ' .(ilerinii (i Specitilly 2901 Main, at Tuam F. 7666 Restaurant and Delii-atessen HUGHES TOOL CO. HOUSTON Manufacturers of patented oil field tools such as ROCK BITS TOOL JOINTS CORE BITS VALVES There is not an oil field in the world that does not knon- Hughes Tools AMERICA ' S FI ESr MATTRESS Spring-Air ' i ' ciiinri ' d ai Centvry of Progress Miiiiiiliiiliircd and Suld in Ihiusldii hy PARKER Bedding (:..m|.anv Drive Just Across the iailuel 310 N. r T ' Sprin -iir I ' oiiilorl II ill iil Ditiiinisli II illi I se Ciiiiif)liiii ' iils l AllU-CONTJNENT MUD CO. OUALITY FASHION VALUE LLVy BKOS. DRY GOODS CO. ■Houston ' s Leading Depfirtment Store for 47 Years ' ' W. U. CURTIN COMPANY. INC. Retail — Wholesale — Export T aliiiratiir [p])aratiis anf] Reagents Houston, Texas Coiiiirntulntioits UNIVERSITY CLASS OF FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Mrs. R. W. Jenkins Take care of the Man You ' re Going to be! A. You ' re on the threshold of a man ' s estate figuratively speaking . . . make it literal! Act now to build your own estate, to guarantee an income for the man you ' re going to be 10, 20, 30 years from now. You can d o it with a Life Insurance endowment policy, or an annuity. Let us tell you how. No obligation, of course. €• Tex Bayless and jA.«sociates 910 Sterling Building Preston 4118 WE HOLD RirE IXSTITUTE in hi if It t ' Vfiafd |);iili( uI.iiIn lit ' cause ol its cotilrilmlion to engineering as upplii ' il lo tlu ' design and perfeelion of oil field tools and equipment. J. H. . Ic ' EVOY I OMPA Y Texas vt MiLuii lloLSTO-N. Texas ADMIRATION the choice of those tvho liiioic (I ltd lore fine coffee Coffee is more than a beverage — it is a symbol of hospitality, doubly enhanced by the serving of AD- MIRATION— BECAUSE IT TASTES BETTER n r X r a iv v o f f e e to m p x w y (.oiitplunciils of Graybar Electric Company Coniplinienls of a friend James Bute Company PAIiMS AIWl) WALL PAPER McKiiini ' anil ( !an)line Phone Fairfax t).i71 1850 t ETNA-IZE I Jim X t 1934 PAST PERFORMANCE AND FUTURE ASSURANCE The difficulties that liave beset the hiisiiiess world during the past three years are hut repetitions of nianv suc- cessive tests that have confronted the AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COM- PANY. During more than EIGHTY EARS of economic ups and downs, AETNA has kept FAITH with its poli- cyholders. Today, the AETNA offers insurance protection, backed bv un- questioned FINANCIAL DEPEND- ABILITY. Jos. S. Smith. General Agent AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO. 3019-23 Gulf Building— Houston CoinpliiiK ' iits (if POLLARD CHEVROLET COMPANY As The Years Go By: . . . and ( n rriall inir main happy davs at Rice . . . and VDiir pleasant as- sociations in Houston . . . We trust that (his store ina lie among your cherished memories. Sakowilz is widely recognized as one of Vmerica ' s really fine stores . . . and we hope, that as such, it will he remem- bered hv you througii all liie ear to come. Speciiiliziiiil in (ipjxiri ' l iind ticrcssorics for men, iianien und children. akowitz ro n M IN l ' HI SK Guardian Trust Company ESPFRSO lUTLDING HOUSTON. TEWS EXAMINATION QUESTIONS 1. IkiI -liiiiilil 1)1 ' a ( j)ll( ' j;t inaii ' s first invesliiiciit ' r ' l!. Mow can a College man ereali- an iinnicdiale cslale ofSlO-OllO l) paving only 1 ' 2 ' o annual inleic-l ' . ' 3. Name an investment that can lie liiiiij;lil imi (lie ln lalrri ' ril plan ami malnre for its hill ahie whether the hu er lives or die . ' I. What l |ic dT in eslment best nicels ihc roildw hig tests: (aj Safet ([ } Liijuidily? (e) (iiiaranli-ed market ahie ' . ' (d) ReiiularilN d ' deposits? (e) Kair retnrn ' . ' 1. What in e,-lmi ' Til rcipiirer- health and eharacler ahea l ol money? ( . What iiiM lmenl ha- lieen uorlli 100 cents on the dollar all ihrou li the depression. ' ' Ihe IMON CKlNTKAL Lll- ' K INSLRAMCK C:()MI ' of Cineimiati. Ohio, lias given a i;nod answer to tliesi ' ipii ' stions lor ni ' arK three piart ' rs ol aeentnr . Testi ' d hv wars. e|)idemics, and panics, it ha- fiillllii-d c er ohligalion promgilU. pa ing out over six hnndred million liollars lo it- policN holders an l their heneliciaries. on are in ited to visit ns ami discuss life insnrani ' e as an iii e-lment. or life insurance as a career. Ilic I |( N CENTRM. is glad lo |)ay its respects to W . II. Winn, leading representative (d ' the llnu-lori ( tlllic and a graduate of The Riei- In-litnle. class of l ' )2. ' ). WILLIAM HARRISON, General Agent 812 Kspirson Hiillding Capitol :-,:m ' Compliments of WARREN W. BATES Compliments of CURTIS COMPANY FISK TIRE DISTRIBUTORS W. R. ZANES AND COMPANY Good Wishes to Rice Student Body and Faculty ▼ GULF BREWING CO. Houston Frantz Brogniez, President Frank Brogniez, J ice President Cimiplimenls iif CLARK-EHRE PRODUCE CO. Compliments of JOHN H. CROOKER MERCHANTS COOP. CROC. PRODUCE CO. C.omplinu ' iits of TEXAS ICE FUEL CO. Traylor Sign Company I0( () Kl SK VKNUE Phone Fairfax 0249 First National Bank in Houston lakrs lliis ()[p|i(irl iiiiil lo t ' |ircss its sincfrc f oml uislies Id the sludfiits of Kicr liislitiitc. hi llif years lo coiik ' offer you e er inereasiiif; anil enlarged o[ |i rliniilies for nsefulness in our eliosen field ol endi ' aN or. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN HOUSTON P. H. S. TOBACCO CO. POKTINA CIGARS Compliiiienls of a Friend GINN JENKINS Se V Food Markkt llaiiip.siiau Building Annex to Farmer ' s Market ( ' . )iii[ lini ' nls of JOHN F. SLOAN C, iiiif lini ' iils i j LE BLANC ' S ' M. Main Street STORE c ify ■in fM ' fft STATE Foley Bros. Mitchell -Hippard- [Hedge, Inc. A Department Store for llie Car Distributors jDr L . S. TIRES Milam al Lamar I ' resloii ()31() Henke Pillot. Tnc (iKOCEKS M08T OF THK HKST FOK INK I ' UKI-; HOUSTON ICE AND COLD STORAGE CO. lOH ashington Avenue Southern Importers Exporters 200 Fannin Bldg. Dii. IIk.h C. Wel.sm Di{. ,1 vcK R. iN.vroN COLONIAL FLOWER SIIOI ' I ' K Mrs. Pearl Nelson Mrs. Ellis Ryan HoKcrs for 411 Oiaisions 200 Riehmoii.l Koad lladley 3200 Houston. Texas C.onipliiiii ' iils ROULANDE STUDIO T A( ' !C LllCdiidll 3305 Main Street Us cyiolivicoocl -J inner ' m AT CALVES ION Jar llii ' tciiic iif MUSIC DANCING DINING ENTERTAINMENT Under Direclion of Sam AIaceo The luiirl (id ]l(ill U(ni(l (.iiinpliiufiils i)f WILLIAMS. LEE. SEARS cV KENNERLY ATTORNEYS AT LAW I ' clrolciiiii Buililing, Houston, Texas KHKI) L. MI.LI MS W. H. BLADES T. E. KENNERLY TKSSE J. LEE FRED . MUOKE ROBERT . WILLIAJIS (;E0. D. SEARS ALAN B. CAMERON OSCAR C. DANCY, JR. IRL F. KENNERLY SAM H. FISI1E15 MRS. ESPERSON STEWART BERING-CORTES HARDWARE GO. Fine Harduure Prairie Ave. I ' lioiic and Preston Vlilaiii St. 1261 J.WEINGARTEN.lnc. THE REIN COMPANY B r F F A L O  K 1 V F • II O I S T O N • T F X A S PRODUCERS OF FINE COLLEGE ANNUALS te J . ik 3 k i iU -yr- : : «Xv ■■ . J ht iiUiUAKUUW s s s art -y i v- ii - - , v - ;C M : Suiaiui ' 4v P m VV.-T ' , Vt - ' zT i Je.CA HrtPSM ElNq-,