Texas A and M University - Aggieland Yearbook (College Station, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 554 of the 1942 volume:

{ TV� ® VoWGHOKJS TEXHS HGRICULTURHL J HlECHRniCRL COLLEGE an COPYRIGHT 19 4 2 R. L. HEITKAMP EDITOR H. P. LYNN MANAGING EDITOR ★ MILL Shrine of American freedom — Independence Hall stands as a rugged symbol of faith in an ideal — here those who believed Amerb ca could command a greater des ' tiny dedicated themselves to the great spirit of freedom. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ EDITOR’S WORD The guardian for all Americans against tyranny and oppression is the Bill of Rights; indeed it is the hub of democracy and only in a democracy could such an institution as A. M. exist. “If the press is not free; if speech is not independent and untrammeled; if the mind is shackled or made impotent through fear, it makes no difference under what form of government you live you are a subject and not a citizen.” Now as never before the forces of tyranny and oppression are threatening our American rights. Texas Aggies throughout the world are fighting and will continue to fight to make the people of the United States citizens and not subjects. Because of the need for a re ' dedication of our loyalties to the “American way of life” as exem¬ plified in the Bill of Rights, we have chosen as our theme this manuscript. In behalf of the Longhorn Staff I wish to express appreciation to the cadet corps and many others for their splendid cooperation and tolerance in supplying pictures and information for the Longhorn. We are indeed in¬ debted to Mr. Joe Skiles and his staff; it has been a pleasure to work with them. Serving the Senior Class in the official capacity of editor has been a. privilege and my greatest honor; I am indeed grateful. To my staff, thanks. 4 ★ ★ ORDER OF BOOKS ★ 1. FIDITIiniSTRATIOn ★ 2 . C L A S S E S ★ 3 . RGGIELPnD 4 . ACTIVITY ★ 5. FAVORITES ★ 6. C R P S 7. SPORTS 8. ORGAAIZATIOAS ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 5 In the future days, which we seek to make secure, we look forward to a world founded upon four essential human freedoms. The first is FREEDOM of speech and expression — everywhere in the world. The second is FREEDOM of every person to worship Cod in his own way — everywhere in the world. The third is FREEDOM from want — which, translated into world terms, means economic understandings which will secure to every nation a healthy peacetime life for its inhabitants — everywhere in the world. The fourth is FREEDOM from fear — which, translated into world terms, means a world ' wide reduction of armaments to such a point and in such a thorough fashion that no nation will be in a position to commit an act of physical aggression against any neighbor — anywhere in the world. 11 —F. D. Roosevelt. Some one hundred and seventy years ago thirteen colonies were in search of similar freedoms. They were searching for “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness” — some¬ thing they were not accustomed to. Led by such men as Washington, Jefferson and Madi¬ son their freedom was soon to come. With their Declaration of Independence the freedom that we have learned to enjoy was born. Now some one hundred and seventy years later this freedom is threatened by the forces of tyranny and oppression. Yes, this freedom will survive because just as the “spirit of freedom 11 led our forefathers it will again lead us and we, too, will have our Washingtons and Jeffersons. To this intangible asset — the “Spirit of Freedom 11 we dedicate this the 1942 Longhorn. 6 “ . . . And for your country, boy, and for that flag, never dream a dream but of serving her as she bids you, though the service carry you through a thousand hells. No matter what happens to you, no matter who flatters you or who abuses you, never look at an¬ other flag, never let a day pass by but you pray God to bless that flag. Remember, boy, that behind all these men you have to do with, behind officers, and government, and people even, there is the Country Herself, your country, and that you belong to her as to your own Mother. Stand by Her, boy, as you would stand by your mother.”— Hale. c n m p i s VIEWS A busy artery of Aggie life seen from the top of the Academic Building — “Sully,” where many an Aggie receives his first taste of Aggie Traditions. FREEDOM OF RELIGION Believing with yon that religion is a mat¬ ter which lies solely between man and his God, that he owes account to none other for his faith or his worship, that the legis¬ lative powers of government reach actions only, and not opinions, I contemplate with sovereign reverence that act of the whole American people which declared that their legislature should “make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibit¬ ing the free exercise thereof,” thus building a wall of separation between Church and State. J efferion R DOM 1 i— RELICIOIU N TIMES of peace and ease we Americans have permitted depredations against those Rights guaranteed in the Bill of Rights. We have been lax in guarding those inherent privileges that the founders of this nation risked their lives and for¬ tunes to secure. In these troubled times, however, every American should take stock and give thanks that those founders had the wisdom and forethought to make pro¬ visions in the first amendments for the safeguarding of our freedoms even from our own blind and complacent attitudes. We are fortunate that we cherish in our na¬ tion the ideal of man’s liberty to worship his God as he pleases. We need only to look to the example of re¬ ligious suppression and intolerance in many nations of the world to realise that our heritage of religious free¬ dom is a precious one. In many countries there is stress and violence in the name of religion, making a mockery of beliefs that we hold fundamental in our way of life. In our own nation there have been cries against religious and racial minorities, patterned after the totalitarian plan. These are a direct contradiction of the guarantees of our constitution and at no time is the need greater for the preservation of religious freedom than at the present. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Top Row: BUCHANAN ’17, BREES, DEMKE, BURNS ’04. Second Row: KOKERNOT, WALTON, LAW ’95, WHITE ’95, BRIGGS ’17. The present Board of Directors is composed of bankers, ranchers, poultrymen, lawyers and contractors. F. M. Law, ’95, who has served on the Board for the past twenty-eight years, is chairman and G. R. White, ’95, is vice president. The other members are: R. W. Briggs, T7; H. L. Kokernot; A. H. Demke; Neth L. Leachman; J. C. Burns, ’04; H. J. Brees; D. S. Buchman, T7. The members are appointed by the governor of the state for six year terms and act as the governing body of the college determining the policies for the college. The Board meets on the second Saturday of the months of January, March, May and October and the day preceding Thanksgiving and Commencement. F. M. LAW, Pres. 21 Prevailing world conditions make the immediate future of the men of the Class of 1942 uncertain in some respects, yet many of this Class are graduating at a time when they shall have a larger opportunity than previous classes have had to serve their country and humanity extensively. Each member of the Class has had an opportunity to acquire train ' ing, at least partially at State expense, that should and we believe does qualify him to per¬ form the duties and responsibilities of a citizen either in time of war or peace. Immediately the tasks with which you will be confronted are war-time tasks; but out in the future sometime the war will be over and you will return to peaceful pursuits. The tasks of reconstruction are always more arduous than the tasks of war. They require the highest type of skill in planning and in the execution of plans, therefore there will be in¬ trusted to you and those of your generation the large responsibilities that rest upon the leaders in any nation for the rebuilding of whatever may be destroyed by the processes of war. It is our conviction that you will meet the duties and responsibilities that will be yours effectively and efficiently. Your faculty has confidence in your integrity and abil¬ ity, and wish you every good fortune as you pursue the tasks you are about to under¬ take. We know that wherever you serve you will serve efficiently. We know that you will justify the faith shown in you by the people of the State who have made it possible for you to secure your training here. We know that you will reflect credit upon yourselves and your institution. r PRESIDENT. E. L. R n G E LL Assistant to the Pre sident F. C. BOLT OH Dean of the College E. J. KYLE ’99 Dean, School of Agriculture GIBB GILCHRIST Dean, School of Engineering R. P. ITI ARSTELLER Dean, Veterinary medicine T. D. BROOKS Dean, School of Rrts and Sciences; Graduate School coionEL nmuRiCE d. uuelty Commandant and Professor of military Science and Tactics e. n. HoimGREEn Business PDanager Standing, left to right: FRANKLYN T. FIELDS, MARGARET D. ELMS, ELIZABETH CLINE, MRS. DELL BAUER, MARY P. McNAUGHTON, SARA LEE DURHAM. Seated, left to right: RAY G. PERRYMAN, H. L. HEATON, KATE PARKER. The Registrar’s Office H. L. HEATON Acting Registrar Besides its primary responsibility of keeping records on all past and present students of the college, the registrar’s office compiles and dis¬ seminates daily information to students, prospective employers, and outside agencies. Particularly heavy immediately preceding and since the outbreak of war have been requests from the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps for information concerning students and former stu¬ dents. It is the duty of this office, moreover, to print and issue the official bulletins, catalogues, and directories of the college. Directing this work is H. L. Heaton, appointed Acting Regis¬ trar in the absence of Major E. J. Howell, who was called to active military service in 1941. Supplementing his staff of regular em¬ ployees is a corps of student assistants. 32 FISCAL OFFICE STAFF The Fiscal Office Under the capable guidance of Mr. W. H. Holz,mann and his assist ' ants the various financial activities of the college are conducted. The fiscal department provides a depository for students’ funds and handles the purchases for the various departments of the college. Besides handling all the financial matters of the college and its extra¬ mural activities the department has established and supervises the fiscal departments of the three branch colleges. 33 W. H. HOLZMANN Comptroller Standing: PESEK, J. T.; McQUILLEN, E. E.; LOCKE, L. B.; THOMAS, W. Seated: BROGDON, DAISY; MOTHERAL, VERNA; HARDY, DAL1LLA. The Rssociation of Former Students The Association of Former Students is the organised effort of graduates and ex-students of the College to be of assistance to their institution and to keep alive in the hearts of A. M. men the Aggie spirit of loyalty, friendliness, and cooperation. Such an organisation has been in effect for over 50 years and has grown strongly both with the passage of years and with the growth in numbers and influence of the ex-student body. (The Association is rated in the top 10 ex-student organisations of the United States. Its chief points of contact with students are through its Student Loan Funds and its Placement Office). Present officers include Tyree L. Bell, T3, Dallas, president; Wm. J. Lawson, ’22, Austin, vice-president; E. E. McQuillen, ’20, College Station, executive secretary; L. B. Locke, ’22, assistant secretary; and Lieutenant Lucian M. Morgan, ’35, placement officer, on leave for active duty for the duration of the war. e. e. McQuillen Ass n Former Students 34 Other Officers H. H. WILLIAMSON THE EXTENSION SERVICE ★ DR. T. F. MAYO THE COLLEGE LIBRARY T. R. SPENCE THE ENGINEERING EXPERIMENT STATION ★ E. O. SIECKE THE TEXAS FOREST SERVICE A. B. CONNER THE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION ★ DR. J. E. MARSH COLLEGE HOSPITAL in mEmoMfini Carl Lorrie Pittman ★ Robert Antonio Saeta ★ Jerome Forest Groves, Jr. ★ UJarren Atkins Frederickson ★ LUilliam George Hampton, Jr. mm . ■ - . , . ' • ' V:-v-vOv- � � fcfe: : ■ Sll A A ' ' V:.:V., ■■•: , • •;;• ' • ■ t A A _ ■: A x .. r mM _ FREEDOM OF SPEECH ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ Of all the miserable, unprofitable, inglo¬ rious wars, the worst is the war against words. Let men say just what they like. We have nothing to do with a man’s words or a man’s thoughts, except to put against them better words and better thoughts, and so to win in the great moral and intellec¬ tual duel that is always going on, and on which all progress depends. s luberon Jlerlert � ' SPEECH IN 1776 our forefathers took up arms to defend the ideals which they knew were just. Last year we became a warring nation to pro¬ tect the principles for which they fought. Of these prin¬ ciples, the principle of freedom of speech is perhaps most dear to us. Freedom of speech is more than a phrase — it is an ideal for which thousands of men have given their lives. Washington believed in peace, but he knew that peace through force and without freedom of utterance de¬ stroyed all that was dear to the hearts of free men. Lin¬ coln believed in peace, but sadly he plunged this nation into a civil war knowing that a shackled mind and body would not build a free nation. Wilson believed in peace, but he realised that tyrannous suppression of the right to think as you will and to speak as you think endan¬ gered the liberty of the entire world. Freedom of speech is more than a phrase — it is the key to learning and culture. Radio and motion pic¬ tures would become farces if this right were not guar¬ anteed. Schools and universities would be the mock attempt of an unwise state to educate its youth. Folly would replace wisdom — routine would replace educa¬ tion. Freedom of speech is more than a phrase — it is the fervent plea of a war torn world. We are blessed with this inalienable right which the ravaged nations of Europe have lost. It is our glorious heritage to be able to say what we please. . DICK HERVEY President SEfllORS CATHEY WOLFE RINGGOLD HERVEY BROWN BUEHRIG SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS DICK HERVEY.................................... President WARREN RINGGOLD........................ Vice-President ELMO BUEHRIG................... R. D. BROWN............ ALDEN CATHEY Secretary Treasurer Social Secretary JACK WOLFE Class Historian emorS ABBOTT, R. H., JR. “Abby” PME San Antonio Age 20; C C.A.C., 1st Lt. Btn. Staff; A.S.M.E.; A.I.M.M.E.; Petroleum Club. ADAMS, G. A. “Pete” AA Bryan Age 21; I Inf.; Vice-Pres. Singing Cadets ’40 ' ’41, Pres. , 41-’42. ADKISSON, JOHN W. “Jay” Land Greenville Age 21; Aggie Band; Pres. Greenville Club ’41 ' ’42; “Machine”; Landscape Art Club. ADMIRE, CHAS. B. “Tiny” AH Keller Age 25; Capt. L. Inf.; Student Welfare Re p.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Ft. Worth Club; Nat. Block and Bridle Club. ALEXANDER, HERBERT R. Pet E Age 20. “Herb” New Orleans, La. ALEXANDER, J. O., JR. AH “Oge” College Station Age 19; C Cav., Major Regt. Staff; Senior Yell Leader; Junior Asst Longhorn ’40--’41; Social Sec. Saddle and Sirloin Club 40 ' 41; Block and Bridle Club; Press Club. ALEXANDER, WAYNE D. ME Age 21; E C.A.C.; A.S.M.E. Henderson ALLDREDGE, B. E. VM Age 21; G Inf., Major 2nd Btn. Staff. “Bud” Sweetwater ALLEN, JOHN H. ME Dallas Age 21; G F.A., 1st Lt. 3rd Btn. Staff; A.S.M.E.; Dallas Club; Knights of Columbus; Student Asst. Eng. Drawing Dept. AMYX, J. W. PME Age 20. “Bill” Burkburnett ANDERSON, A. E. “Swede” CE Galveston Age 25; 1st Lt. F Eng.; Student Welfare Rep.; A.S.C.E.; A.S.M.E.; Newman Club; Pres, and Treas. Galveston Club; Recreation Officer; Chairman Engineer’s Ball Com ' mittee ’40. ANDERSON, BARNEY R. CE Age 21; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, Officer; A.S.C.E.; Houston Club. “Andy” Houston F Inf.; Recreation eniorS ANDERSON, JACK W. Agr Age 23, I Inf.; Cooke County Club. “Andy” Valley View ANDERSON, WILLIAM R., JR. ' “Bill” LA Aqua Duke Age 20; A Inf., 1st Lt. Btn. Staff; Economics Club; Accounting Society; Gulf Coast Club; 18 23 Club. I ANDERWALD, FRANK R. “Andy” AH Bandera Age 21; Newman Club; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Na- tional Block and Bridle Club; 4-H Club; Winner of Chicago Livestock Marketing Scholarship ’41. ANDO, TOMOMI “Andy” Ch E Almeda Age 20; 2nd Lt. B C.W.S.; A.I.Ch.E.; Scholarship Honor Society. AONO, S. “Dusty” ME San Antonio Age 20; 1st CHQ; A.S.M.E.; Distinguished Student. ARD, JAMES C. “Peter” ME Mt. Pleasant Age 24; 2nd Lt. K Inf.; A.S.M.E.; Piney Woods Club. ARISCO, MIKE J. AA Port Arthur Age 21; F Inf.; A.I.Ch.E. ’38 ' ’40; Accounting Society; Port Arthur Club, Pres. ’41 ' ’42, Vice ' Pres. ’40 ' ’41; Newman Club. ATOR, DEXTER L. Ag Lipan Age 20; 1st Lt. K Inf.; Parliamentarian, Kream and Kow Klub. AUTRY, JOE W. “Gene” Ag Eng Stephenville Age 21; N.M.; Reporter A.S.A.E.; A.S.M.E.; Scholarship Honor Society. AZAR, SHIBLEY “Shib” AA El Paso Age 21; C Cav., Capt. Regt. Staff; Inspections Officer; Scholarship Honor Society; Accounting Society; El Paso Club; Horse Show. BADGER, EDWARD C. “Ed” Aero Port Arthur Age 21; 2nd Lt. E C.A.C.; I.Ae.S.; Port Arthur Club; Methodist Student Council. BAKER, CHAS. K. Ag Ed “Charlie” Corsicana Age 21; 1st Lt. Hq. Cav.; Troop Inspections Officer; F.F.A.; Navarro County Club; Sbisa Volunteers; Boxirvg Club; Inter ' Church Council; Intramural Football Champs ’41. 44 emorS ’42 BAKER, CHARLES L. “Butch” Aero Houston Age 21; B Eng.; A.S.C.E.; I.Ae.S.; Houston Club. BAKER, F. SLOAN “Bake” AH Bluff Dale Age 21; Inf.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; National Block and Bridle Club. BALAGIA, JACK M AA Age 20; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, Inf “Meatball” Austin Band; Drum Major Inf. Band; Accounting Society; Austin Club. BALLARD, HAROLD C. “Pinky” Ch E San Antonio Age 21; C C.W.S., Capt. Composite Regt. Staff; A.I.Ch.E.; 18 ' 23 Club; San Antonio Club; Town Hall; C.P.T. BALLARD, JACK L. “Jack” AA Von Ormy Age 23; 1 CHQ; Marketing and Finance Club; San Antonio Club; Economics Club; 18 ' 23 Club. BALLOW, CECIL Ag Ed Age 21; M Inf.; Varsity Baseball. Stephenville “Harrison” Shreveport, La. BANCROFT, WILLIAM H. AA Age 21; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, A F.A.; Economics Club: Accounting Society; Pres. Shreveport Club; Intra¬ mural Water Polo and Football Champions ’38; Market¬ ing and Finance Club. BANISTER, JOHN R., Ill “Johnny” LA Rock Springs Age 21; Capt. F Inf.; Economics Club; Biology Club; C.A.A.; Austin Club. BANNISTER, W. L. “Willie” EE Temple Age 21; G F.A.; A.I.E.E.; Bell County Club. BARBER, BERT DILLON CE Age 22; F Eng.; A.S.C.E. “B.D.” Fort Worth “Jabe” Sherman BARKER, JABUS EE Age 21; Hq. S.C., Major Corps Staff; Vice-Pres. Radio Club; Scholarship Honor Society; A.I.E.E.; Grayson County Club; Distinguished Student. . BARNES, H. E. “Barney” Land McAllen Age 22; F.A. Band; Landscape Art Club; Rio Grande Valley Club; Distinguished Student. T BARNES, VERNON E. “Barney” ME Dallas Age 22; F Inf.; A.S.M.E.; Dallas Club. BARR, B. J. “Madam” AA Bonham Age 20; Advertising Staff Battalion ’40; Treas. Bonham Club. BARRANTES, JOSE R. “Joe” DH Alajuela, Costa Rica Age 20; H Inf.; Kream and Kow Klub; Cosmopolitan Club. BARROW, G. R. “Rod” EA Sour Lake Age 21; A Cav.; Sbisa Volunteer; Episcopal Club. BARTLETT, J. O. “J.O.” EE Port Arthur Age 22; 1st Lt. Hq. S.C.; A.I.E.E.; Port Arthur Club; Intramural Mgr. NO; Business Mgr. Singing Cadets. BARTSCHMID, A. H. “Buddy” EA Shreveport, La. Age 19; 1st Lt. I F.A.; R.V.; Pres. Shreveport Club. BASHAM, CHARLES G. AA Wichita Falls Age 20; F F.A.; Accounting Society; Wichita Falls Club; Rifle Club. BATTE, EDWARD GUY “Ed” Sci Waxahachie Age 21; D Inf.; Social Sec. Entomology Club; Biology Club; Ex 4 ' H Club; F.F.A.; Ellis County Club. BAUCOM, IVAN C., JR. EE Age 23; Hq. S.C.; A.I.E.E. BEARDEN, R. C. AA Age 20; A C.W.S.; Accounting Society. “Jitter” Mineral Wells” ' Bob” Paris BECKHAM, CHARLES W. Arch £ Paris Age 21; C C.A.C.; Lamar County Club. BECKMAN, W. L., JR. “Bill” PME Baytown Age 20; 1st Lt. 2nd Hq. F.A.; A.S.M.E.; A.I.M.E.; R.V.; Recreation Officer. eruord ’42 BEHNKEN, R. W. Houston BELL, J. E., JR. “Jeff” ME Corpus Christi Age 20; H C.A.C.; Soph. Student Welfare Representa ' tive; Gulf Coast Club. BENISH, JOE EE Age 20; A.I.E.E.; El Paso Club. BENNETT, R. W. VM Age 23; H F.A. El Paso Webb City, Mo. BERRY, WM. T„ JR. “Dud” AH Fort Worth Age 21; 2nd Lt. E Inf.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Ex 4 ' H Club; Fort Worth Club; Jr. and Sr. Livestock Judging Squad. BERTETTA, G. P. “G.P.” VM Colma Age 25; Inf.; A.V.M.A.; Vice ' Pres. and Social Chairman California Club. BIGGS, WILLIAM PAT Aero £ “Pat” San Antonio Age 21; Capt. E FA.; I.Ae.S.; San Antonio Club. BING, ROLAND ”Bingo” Ag Ed Oakwood Age 20; 2nd Lt. B Inf.; Editor Agriculturist; Dis ' tinguished Student; Scholarship Honor Society; Y Cab ' inet; F.F.A., Pres ’39; Freshman Danforth Scholarship ’38; Press Club; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Recreational Officer. BIRD, F. S. EE Age 21; A S.C.; A.I.E.E. BLACK, DALE H. “9 ' G” Aero E Weimar Age 21; Lt. I Inf.; Colorado Co. Club. BLACK, D. H. “Don” Ch E El Paso Age 21; B C.W.S.; A.I.Ch.E.; El Paso Club. BLANKFIELD, JACK Set Pasadena Age 21; C Cav.; Pre ' Med Club; Houston Club. 47 emors BLASSINGAME, FRANK “Trackie” Ag Eng Colorado City Age 25; 1st Lt. F C.A.C; A.S.A.E. BODE, CHARLES W. AH San Angelo Age 21; Capt. B Inf.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; San Angelo Club; Vice-Pres. 18 ' 23 Club. BOEMER, ARNOLD R. AA College Station Age 25; 1st Lt. 3 Hq. F.A.; Marketing and Finance Club; Scholarship Honor Society; Distinguished Student. BOLTON, BILLY F. “Bo” Fish and Game Sulphur Springs Age 21; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, G Inf.; Senior Asst. Town Hall; Fish and Game Club; Biology Club; Sbisa and Duncan Volunteers. BONNER, OLIVER A., JR. “Ollie” LA Fairfield Age 20; A S.C.; Economics Club. BORGFELD, H. O. 1 “Borgy” Fish and Game Converse Age 20; C Inf.; Fish and Game Club; Social Sec. Biology Club, United Science Club; Wildlife Society; San Am tonio Club; American Society of Mammalogists; Battalion Newspaper; Agriculturalist Magazine. BOUDREAUX, JAMES C. “Count” ME Houston Age 21; A Inf.; A.S.M.E.; Houston Club. BOYD, ARCHIE E., JR. Ag Ed Sidney Age 21; G Inf.; F.F.A.; Singing Cadets. BRADY, B. C., JR. “Tige” Arch Port Arthur Age 21; D Inf.; Architectural Society; Sec. Port Arthur Club; Distinguished Student. BRAKEBILL, CLOVIS H. “Brake” AA Bonham Age 21; 1st CHQ: Singing Cadets; Bonham Club; Duncan Volunteer; Accounting Society. BRANAM, ME RAYMOND O. Age 21; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, Pres. Trans ' Pecos Club. “Rough-House” Crane B Inf.; A.S.M.E.; BRANNAN, CHARLES F. “Chip” LA Texarkana, Ark. Age 21; 1st Lt. D F.A.; 2nd Btn. Staff; Accounting Society; Pres. Texarkana Club. 48 eniord ’42 BRENNER, MILTON L. Agr Houston Age 20; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, M Inf.; Agronomy Society; Houston Club; Singing Cadets. BRIANS, HOWARD H. “H 2 ” Agr El Paso Age 23; Lt. Col. Cav. Regt.; Agronomy Society; El Paso Club; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universh ties; R.V.’s; Chairman Cav. Ball Committee; Asst. Social Sec. Cotton Ball ’41. BRIN, HARRIS LA Dallas Age 19; 1st Lt. C C.A.C.; Economics Club; Dallas Club; Distinguished Student. BROOKS, R. H. “Dick” Arch Waco Age 21; Capt. B Eng.; Architectural Society; McLennan County Club. BROWN, LeROY, JR. ME San Antonio Age 22; B C.A.C.; Distinguished Student; A.S.M.E.; Treas. B.S.U.; First Place, SPEE National Drawing Contest; Inter-Church Council. BROWN, MITCHELL H., JR. “Farmer” AA Rockwall Age 21; G Inf.; Marketing and Finance Club; Rockwall, Kaufman and Van Zandt Counties Club; Duncan Vol¬ unteer; Distinguished Student. BROWN, ROBERT D. “R.D.” VM Putman Age 24; A Inf.; Treas. Senior Class; Jr. A.V.M.A.; R.V. BROWN, SAM ED “Sam” AA Dalhart Age 20; D Inf.; Lt. Col. Inf. Regt.; Pres. Tri-State Club. BRUCE, R. M. “Bob” ME Longview Age 21; Lt. E C.A.C.; Fish Math and Slide-Rule Contest; R.V.; A.S.M.E.; Treas. East Texas Club; Distinguished Student. BRUMBELOW, J. WILSON Agr Moody Age 22; 4 CHQ. BRYANT, J. H. EE Baird Age 22; Inf.; A.I.E.E.; Radio Club. BUCEK, ROY Ag Ed Schulenburg Age 21; Capt. Inf. Regt. Staff; Pres. Fayette County Club; Capt. Track Team. ■ 49 -5 eniord BUCK, THOMAS E. “Slick” Ch E Brazoria Age 21; I Inf.; Brazoria County Club. BUCKALEW, S. J. “Frog” LA Dallas Age 20; C Inf. BUEHRIG, J. E CE Age 26; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, D Inf.; Sec. of Senior Class; Pres. Cuero Club; A.S.C.E.; “Gum Shoe” Duncan Diners. “Old Man” Cuero BUMPERS, L. P. “Lefty” AH Albany Age 23; L Inf.; Baseball ’40 ' ’41; Distinguished Student. BUNGER, W. H. “Dutch” AA Ozona Age 21; F Inf.; Marketing and Finance Club; San Angelo Club. BURCH, WILLIAM J., JR. “Billy” Ch E Port Arthur Age 21; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, A C.W.S.; Port Arthur Club; A.I.Ch.E.; Newman Club. BURCHAM, W. J. “Bill” Aero E Alpine Age 23; G C.A.C.; I.Ae.S.; Trans ' Pecos Club. BURKS, MELVIN S. AH Trenchy” Ralls Age 23; H F.A.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; South Plains Club; Block and Bridle Club. BURNDRETT, W. E., JR. “Eddie” ME Houston Age 21; 2nd Lt. B F.A.; A.S.M.E.; Houston Club. BURNEY, R. L. “Buck” AA San Antonio Age 21; E F.A.; Accounting Society; San Antonio Club; Marketing and Finance Club; Sbisa Volunteer; Swimming Team 39. BURNS, MORRIS M. “Curly” AA Big Spring Age 21; Big Spring Club; Marketing and Finance Club; Economics Club. BURRUS, D. R. “Buck” EA Fort Worth Age 21; 1st Lt. D Eng.; Sec. ' Treas. Inter ' Church Coun¬ cil; S.A.M.E.; Senior YMCA Cabinet; Fort Worth Club; Governing Board Christian Science Society. 50 9 s: eniord BURTON, C. C. “Bertie” ME San Antonio Age 21; 4 CHQ; A.S.M.E.; San Antonio Club. BUSH, EDWARD H. “Ed” A g -E g Bryan Age 22; A F.A.; A.S.A.E.; Singing Cadets. CALLAHAN, S. O. “Bittie” -AH Amarillo Age 21; D. Cav., 1st Lt. 2nd Sqd. Staff; Amari llo Club; Baseball Squad ’39; Fish Numeral Baseball; Horse Show; Intramural Mgr. CALLAWAY, L. C. “Cab” AH Magnolia Springs Age 21; C Cav.; Scholarship Honor Society. CALL1ER, T. P. “Stud” AA Crockett Age 22; C Inf.; Marburger Moppers; Sophomore Repre¬ sentative; Rural Sociology Club; Marketing and Finance Club; Accounting Society; Baseball ’41; Houston Club. CALVERT, C. E. “Slick” Aero Dallas Age 20; 1st Lt. B Eng.; I.Ae.S.; S.A.M.E. CAMERON, W. SIMS, JR. “Bill” A A McKinney Age 21; N.M.; A.I.Ch.E.; Accounting Society; Collin County Club. CAMP, L. T., JR. AA Daingerfield Age 21; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, K Inf.; Marketing and Finance Club; Piney Woods Club. CAMPBELL, C. A. Arch Age 21; 1st Lt. D Eng. ’Colie” Jasper CAMPBELL, J. D. “Jack” EE Dallas Age 20; S.C.; Jr.-Sr. Council; Newman Club; Dallas Club. CAPT, EMMETT E., JR. “Pete” CE Uvalde Age 22; B C.A.C.; A.S.C.E.; Southwest Texas Club. CARPENTER, J. M. “Max” Ag Ed Throckmorton Age 23; Capt. I F.A.; Pres. F.F.A.; Scholarship Honor Society; Pres. Throckmorton Club. 51 emord CARROLL, PAUL M., JR. “Pablo” AA Houston Age 23; D F.A.; Accounting Society; Houston Club. CASS, BILLIE JOE “Fat Boy” Ag Ed Mosheim Age 22; 2nd Lt. G Inf.; Recreation Officer H R.C. CASS, EDWIN C. AA Haskell Age 21; N.M.; Accounting Society. CATE, JERRELL T. Ag Bangs Age 19; Kream and Kow Klub. CARTER, JAMES W. “Jim” PME Waller Age 21; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, H F.A.; A.I.M.E.; A.S.M.E.; Petroleum Club. CATHEY, ALDEN ■AA Fort Worth Age 22; G Inf.; Capt. 2nd Btn. Staff; Sophomore Class Historian; Pres. Junior Class; Social Sec. Senior Class; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. ■ CAVENDER, W. D. CE Age 24; A S.C.; A.S.C.E.: Dallas Club. CHACON, PEDRO J. AH 7 -7 “Bill” Dallas “Chico” Bogota, Colombia, S. A. Age 23; D Cav.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Block and Bridle Club; Newman Club; Cosmopolitan Club. CHAMBERS, GEORGE G. “Bud” AA San Antonio Age 21; C F.A.; Marketing and Finance Club; San Antonio Club. CHANG, HOWARD T. CE Honolulu, Hawaii Age 21; G. Inf.; 1st Lt. 2nd Btn. Staff; A.S.C.E.; SchoL arship Honor Society; Cosmopolitan Club. CLARK, D. C„ JR. “Dave” Ch E Abilene Age 21; C C.W.S.; A.I.Ch.E.; A.C.S.; Abilene Club. CLARK, E. R. “Ick” ME San Benito Age 23; C Eng.; Capt. 1st Btn. Staff; Pres. A.S.M.E.; Engineering Council; Rio Grande Valley Club; S.A.M.E. 52 eruord ’42 CLARK, WILLIAM K. “Bill” ■ nt:o Mobile, Ala. Age 20; E F.A.; Entomology Club; Scholarship Honor Society. CLARK, W. R. “Peck” Agr Liberty Age 21; 1st Lt. C Inf.; Sec. ' Treas. Agronomy Society 40 ' 41; Pres. Liberty County Club; Rural Sociology Club. CLAYTON, J. W. Ch E Port Arthur Age 21; N.M.; A.I.Ch.E. CLEPPER, P. W. EE Briscoe Age 20. CLEVELAND, JACK -A.H Plains Age 21; Capt. M Inf.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Junior Livestock Judging Team ’41; South Plains Club; Senior Livestock Judging Team ’42. CLINE, EDBERT C. “Slimy” ■AH Van Horn Age 22; 1st Lt. B Cav.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Block and Bridle Club; 18 ' 23 Club; Trans ' Pecos Club. 1 CLONINGER, KRISS, JR. CE Devers Age 20; C Eng.; A.S.C.E.; Liberty County Club. CLOUD, JOE B. “Swede” AA Rule Age 22; 1st Lt. C Inf.; Marketing and Finance Club. CLOUDT, JIM B. “Jimmie” AA Rock Springs Age 20; F Inf.; Marketing and Finance Club; Economics Club; Biology Club. COFFEY, G. E. “Uncle Bud” Chem Dallas Age 20; A.C.S.; Fencing Team; Dallas Club. ? COKER, WILLIAM P. “Bill” y .A Marshall Age 20; A F.A.; Distinguished Student; Marketing and Finance Club; Economics Club. COLEY, FRED “Freddie” enion ’42 if life COLGAN, LEE ROY “Jug” AA Megargel Age 20; 4th CHQ; Marketing and Finance Club. COLGIN, JOHN R. “Buzz” LA Gatesville Age 22; E C.A.C.; Economics Club; Singing Cadets. COLLAND, F. G. “Cabbage” Agr Oglesby Age 23; Vice-Pres. Agronomy Society; Junior Crops Team; Fellowship Foreign Cotton Study Tour. COLLINS, TLIOMAS H. LA “Tommy” Mineral Wells Age 21; H Inf.; Vice-Pres. Singing Cadets; Sec. Bell County Club; Pre ' Med Club; Palo Pinto Club. CONNEVEY, L. H. “Ham” ££ Hillsboro Age 22; 1st Lt. Hq. S.C.; A.I.E.E.; Hill County Club. CONWAY, ERNEST, JR. “Ernie” -Ag r Galveston Age 21; E F.A.; Capt. Swimming and Water Polo Team; Galveston Club; Fish Y Cabinet; Fish Swimming Team; Intramural Champions. COOK, T. F. AH ‘Cookie” Cuero Age 21; Hq. Cav.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Block and Bridle Club; Cuero Club. COOK, WILLIAM L. Ag Ed Age 21; I Inf.; Vice ' Pres. F.F.A. “Bill” Groveton COOPER, G. T. Agr Tahoka Age 21; Capt. F F.A.; Vice ' Pres. South Plains Club; Agronomy Society; Best Drilled ’40. COPELAND, GENE ME Fort Worth Age 21; Inf. Band; A.S.M.E.; Scholarship Honor Society. CORDERO, VIRGIL N., JR. “Colonel” £A San Antonio Age 20; 1st Lt. M Inf.; Puerto Rico Club. COUCH, R. W. “Scratchy” ME Texarkana Age 21; Capt. D F.A.; A.S.M.E.; Vice ' Pres. Texarkana Club. 54 emord ’42 COUGHLIN, WILLIAM J. EE Age 24; S.C.; Newman Club; A.I.E.E. “Will” Chicago, 111. COURSEY, JAMES W. “General Bucket” ■AA. Lubbock Age 21; C F.A.; Cotton Society; South Plains Club. COWAN, BRYAN “Frog” EE Brenham Age 21; Hq. S.C., 1st Lt. Btn. Staff; A.I.E.E. mk COWARD, RUSSELL A., JR. EA Age 22; A Cav., 1st Lt. Sqd. Staff. “Rusty” Bellville COWGILL, ROBERT M. EE “Bob” San Benito Age 22; 1st Lt. Hq. S.C.; A.I.E.E.; Rio Grande Valley Club; Duncan Volunteers; Singing Cadets. CRAIG, NEWTON V. AH Age 21; B F.A. “Red” Miami CRANE, ROBERT M. “Bob” ME Midland Age 21; A.S.M.E.; Press Club; Big Spring Club. CRAWFORD, ROBERT S., JR. “Bob” LA Crystal City Age 22; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, F C.A.C.; Scholar ' ship Honor Society; Distinguished Student; Biology Club, Pres. ' 42, Vice ' Pres. ’40; United Science Club, Pres.; Pre ' Law Club; Debate Club; Round Table Club; Vice ' Pres. Southwest Club. CREEL, H. GRADY, JR. CE Dallas Age 21; B Eng., Capt. Regt. Staff; A.S.C.E.; S.A.M.E.; Recreational Officer. CREWS, ARCHIE R„ JR. “Two Gun” AA San Angelo Age 22; A Inf.; 1st Lt. 1st Btn. Staff; Marketing and Finance Club; San Angelo Club. CRIMMINS, ADRIAN B. LA Age 19; I Inf.; Fort Worth Club. “Chubby” Fort Worth CRISWELL, RALPH M. “Cris” AA Calvert Age 21; 1st Lt. Inf. Band; Advertising Manager Bat ' talion; Accounting Society; Marketing and Finance Club; Pres. Press Club; Economics Club; Pres., Southwest Business Mgrs. Assn.; Duncan Volunteers. 55 y eniord ’42 CRISWELL, THOMAS R. “Crusty AA Forney Age 21; 1st Lt. C Cav.; Marketing and Finance Club; Kaufman County Club. CROUCH, JAMES W. AA ‘Diamond Jim” Fort Worth Age 21; 1st Lt. A F.A.; Fort Worth Club; Marketing and Finance Club. CROUSE, FOREST D. “Bud” RS Mart Age 22; 4 CHQ; Rural Sociology Club; Waco and McLennan County Club. CRUMP, WALTER H. Ag Eng Daingerfield Age 20; M Inf.; Pincy Woods- Club; Pres. A.S.M.E.; Recreational Officer; Agriculturalist Staff. CRUTCHER, R. L., JR. Pet E “Crutch” Beaumont Age 21; Capt. A F.A.; Beaumont Club, Pres. ’42, Sec. ’41; R.V.; Petroleum Club: Geology Club. CUMMINGS, WALTER W, “Navi” AH Houston Age 21; B Inf.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Houston Club. CUNNINGHAM, CLARENCE M. Gh E Age 21; 2nd Lt. C C.W.S.; A.I.Ch.E. Panhandle CUPPLES, JAMES J. “Jimmy” EE Dallas Age 20; Capt. Hq. S.C.; Pres. A.I.E.E.; Senior Y Cabinet; Dallas Club; Singing Cadets. CURTAIN, EUGENE R. LA “Gene” El Paso Age 23; 1st Lt. C Cav.; Newman Club; Accounting Society; El Paso Club. BALBY, FREDERICK B. AH Age 24; Inf.; Saddle and Sirloin Club. “Cowboy” Aspermont DAVIS, E. L. “Pappy” Ag Ed Canton Age 20; Capt. H P.H. Regiment; F F.A.; Distinguished Student. BA VIS, JAMES ROBERT “Bob” Stephenville Age 21; Capt. 2 CHQ; Pres. Methodist Association; A.I.E.E. BBBBMHUBBDnnnMfBBMBBMni eniord ’42 DAVIS, LOUIS C. Jefferson Age 20; A S.C.; Marion and Cass County Club. DAVIS, WILLIAM C„ JR. “Bill” CE Hillsboro Age 20; H Inf.; Editor Engineer; Student Eng’r Council; A.S.C.E.; Annual Dance Committee; Pres. Hill County Club; Student Activities Committee; Press Club; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. DEAN, HAROLD J. “Gunga” LA Victoria Age 20; D Cav.; Capt. Regt. Staff; R.V.; Pres. Victoria Club. DeARMOND, GEORGE W., JR. “Bill Bullring” ME Newton Centre, Mass. Age 22; 1st Lt. E Eng.; A.S.M.E.; S.A.M.E.; Dis ' tinguished Student. i DePASQUAL, VINCENT F., JR. Pet E Galveston Age 21; F F.A.; Petroleum Club; Vice ' Pres. Galveston Club; Intramural Manager. DESEL, JACK A. Land Dickinson Age 21; H F.A.; Landscape Art Club; Galveston Club; Sbisa Volunteer; Duncan Volunteer. Ysleta DEW, JOE KNOBLAUCH Aero Age 21; 3 CHQ; I.Ae.S; A.S.M.E. DOAK, ROBERT A. ME San Antonio Age 21; C Inf.; A.S.M.E.; Scholarship Honor Society. DODGE, J. A. “Joe” LA San Antonio Age 21; D F.A.; San Antonio Club; Economics Club; Singing Cadets. DOMASCHK, WM. G. “Bill” Ch E Port Arthur Age 22; 1st Lt. A C.W.S.; Pres. Lutheran Walther League; Pres. A.I.Ch.E.; Student Eng. Council; Port Arthur Club; Distinguished Student; Scholarship Honor Society. DONELSON, SETH B. VM Age 24; A Inf. “Don” Stanton DONNELL, W. C. AA “Bill” San Antonio Age 21; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, E F.A.; Marketing and Finance Club; Vice ' Pres. San Antonio Club; Wres ' ding Champ ’39; ’42 Longhorn Advertising Manager; Press Club ’41 ' ’42. 57 emorA DORROH, GEORGE EE Leander Age 20; Hq. S.C.; A.I.E.E.; Sec. ' Treas. Williamson County Club; Distinguished Student. DORSEY, W. E. “Woody” AH Clarksville Age 23; 2nd Lt. K Inf.; Best Drilled Soph; Red River County Club. DOTSON, HERBERT F., JR. “Herbie” ME San Antonio Age 22; Major 2nd Btn. F.A.; A.S.M.E.; San Antonio Club; Duncan Volunteer. DOUGHTY, ERWIN G. EE Marysville Age 22; N.M.; Distinguished Student; Scholarship Honor Society; A.I.E.E.; Cooke County Club; 3rd Place Fresh. Math Contest; 2nd Place Soph Math Contest. DOUGLASS, G. E. “Ed” AA Gainesville Age 21; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, H Inf.; Business Mgr. Agriculturist and Engineer Magazines; Marketing and Finance Club; Pres. Cooke County Club; Press Club. DOWE, THOMAS W. “Tom” AH Hebbronville Age 22; 1st Lt. A Cav.; Saddle and Sirloin Club. DRAPER, L. C. AA Edinburg Age 21; 1st Lt. 1st Btn. Inf.; R.V.; Vice-Pres. Rio Grande Valley Club; Recreation Officer. DREISS, PAUL M„ JR. AH Age 23; 1st Lt. M G Cav. “Pablo” San Antonio DUDLEY, BEV. S., JR. “Baldy” Ag Ed Ranger Age 21; D R.C.; F.F.A. DuBOSE, LAWRENCE A. “Pinkie” CE Alice Age 21; Capt. H C.A.C.; Student Welfare Representa¬ tive; A.S.C.E.; Charity Football Game ’41; Best Drilled ’40; Distinguished Student. DUNCAN, DEWEY L. “Dune” Ch E Copperas Cove Age 21; 1st Lt. C C.W.S.; A.I.Ch.E.; Land of Lake Club; R.V.; Bell County Club. DUNKERLEY, ROLAND P. “Dunk” PetE Corpus Christi Age 26; B C.A.C.; A.I.M.E. Vice-Pres. ’41, Treas. ’40; Gulf Coast Club, Pres. ' 41, Sec.-Treas. ’40; 1st and 2nd Place National Drawing Contest ’37. EDWARDS, RAY J. Ch E s emord ’42 DUTY, CLIFTON OTIS “C.O.” Ch E Houston Age 21; Capt. C.W.S.; Mgr. American Legion Hall. DUVALL, CLAYTON N. “Cyanide” Ch E Olney Age 20; B F.A.; A.I.Ch.E.; Young County Club. EARLEY, DONALD M. “Don” Aero Brownsville Age 21; B Eng.; Sec. I.Ae.S. Ml; A.S.M.E.; Rio Grande Valley Club; Sbisa Volunteer; Fish Y.M.C.A.; Eng. Ball Committee ’39. ECHOLS, DANNY D. Ch E “Dusty” Dallas Age 20; IF.A.; Capt. Regt. Staff; A.I.Ch.E.; 18 ' 23 Club; Dallas Club; Fish Y Cabinet; Scholarship Honor Society; Distinguished Student. ECHOLS, MARVIN JR. “Eck” Ch E Jefferson Age 21; 2nd Lt. A C.W.S.; A.I.Ch.E. EDWARDS, F. M. IE “Ed” San Antonio Age 21; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, I F.A.: Pres. Indus- trial Education Club; Fish and Soph Swimming Team; Intramural Mgr.; San Antonio Club. “French” Dallas Age 20: 1st Lt. A C.W.S.; A.I.Ch.E.; Dallas Club; Distinguished Student. EICHBLATT, E. E. “Ike” AA Houston Age 23; Marketing and Finance Club; Economics Club; Accounting Society; Cotton Society; Houston Club; Cryptography Club. ELLIOTT, JACK Chem Dallas Age 20; 2nd Lt. B C.W.S.; Student Asst. Chem. Dept.; A.I.Ch.E.; Jr. A.C.S.; Dallas Club; Intramural Tennis Champs Ml. ELLIS, LEE BURKLEY “Buck” EE Fort Worth Age 24; I Inf.; A.I.E.E.; Fort Worth Club. ELLIS, LELAND C. ME Dallas Age 21; Capt. A C.A.C.; Recreational Officer; Program Chairman, A.S.M.E.; Dallas Club. ELMORE, ED Arch Dallas Age 23; C F.A.; Architectural Society; Dallas Club; Cross Country, Track. 59 Bfl BBWB—g eniord ENOCHS, JEFF PATTON “Pat AH Eldorado Age 22; 1st Lt. E Inf.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Block and Bridle Club; 18-23 Club; San Angelo Club; Recre¬ ational Officer. ERXLEBEN, JEAN C “Erky IE Ingleside Age 20; D Cav.; I.E. Club; Gulf Coast Club. ESPEY, JULIUS T. “J.T. Pet E San Antonio Age 3 2; N.M.; A.I.M.E.; Newman Club; San Antonio Club. EVANS, ADRIAN D. “Flip” Aero Port Arthur Age 22; C Eng.; I.Ae.E.; A.S.M.E.; Port Arthur Club; R.V. EVANS, JOSEPH G. “Joe” ME Port Arthur Age 22; F Inf.; Architectural Society; A.S.M.E.; Port Arthur Club; Newman Club. EVANS, L. GLENN “Deacon” ME Dallas Age 22; 1st Lt. C C.A.C.; A.S.M.E.; Fish Sliderule Con¬ test; Dallas Club. FERGUSON, JOHN I. Ag Ed Age 22; Inf. FIELD, FRED, JR. AA Del Valle “Pete” Prosper Age 20; N.M.; Accounting Society; Collin County Club. FIELDS, WENDELL, JR. AA Houston Age 22; 1st Lt. H C.A.C.; Houston Club. FILGO, BILL M. “Swish” IE Lancaster Age 26; Capt. Inf. 3rd Btn. Staff; Capt. D Rep. Cen.; Industrial Education Club; Dallas County Club; Pistol Team; Capt. Rifle Team. FILSINGER, HENRY J. ME Age 22; I Inf. “Flash” Mexico, D. F. FISCHER, ALFRED O. “Al” PME New Braunfels Age 22; F.A. Band; A.S.M.E.; A.I.M.E.; Triangle Club. 60 eruord 42 FISCHER, FLOYD S. JR. “Deacon” CE Dallas Age 20; A C.W.S.; A.S.C.E.; Dallas Club; Distinguished Student. FISCHER, G. W. “Bud” VM San Antonio Age 21; 6 CHQ; Jr. A.V.M.A.; San Antonio Club. FISCHER, L. W. . “Joe” AA Cedar Bayou Age 22; F F.A.; Accounting Society; Distinguished StU ' dent. FISCHER, S. M. “Steve” ME Port Arthur Age 22; 1st Lt. D C.A.C.; A.S.M.E. FITCH, DAVID R. LA Dallas Age 20; Major F.A. Regt. Staff; Sgt. R.V. ’40 ' ’41; Dallas Club; Economics Club; Freshman Y Cabinet. FITZHUGH, G. W. “Fits” AH Tolar Age 22; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, C Inf.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Block and Bridle Club; Agronomy Society; Gum-shoe, Duncan Diner. FLOWERS, ARCHIE I. AH Age 20; B F.A. “Tiger” Waelder FORAN, WILLIAM J. “Bill” CE Amarillo Age 21; F.A. Band; Recreational Officer; Intramural Mgr.; A.S.C.E.; Amarillo Club; Concert Band. FORD, THOMAS A. “Tom” PME Homer, La. Age 21; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, D Eng.; A.I.M.E.; S.A.M.E. FORMAN, ARCH A. “Dick” IE Plano Age 23; 4 CHQ; Industrial Education Club; Collin County Club. FORMAN, JACK JOY “JJ” EA Galveston Age 22; Hillel Club; Galveston Club; A.I.E.E.; A.S.C.E.; Cryptography Club; Economics Club; YMCA Council. FRANK, SELIG “Sol” Agr San Antonio Age 21; 3 CHQ; V. ' Pres. Hillel Club; Biology Club; San Antonio Club; Sec. ' Treas. Entomology Club; United Science Club. 61 emors ’42 FREEBORN, RAY L. PetE “Bones” Houston Age 21; 2nd Hq. F.A.; A.I.M.E.; Houston Club. FREELAND, ROBERT L. LA “Bob” Houston Age 20; F F.A.; Pres. Spanish Club; Director, Economics Club; Distinguished Student; Cosmopolitan Club. FROST, RICHARD M. Arch E Age 21; C C.A.C.; Dallas Club; “Dick” Dallas Architectural Society. FROST, W. E. “Pete” ME Bonham Age 22; Capt. C Eng.; Student Welfare Committee; A.S.M.E.; S.A.M.E.; Pres. Bonham Club. FULLER, J. R. “Shorty” AH Colorado City Age 20; Sweetwater Club; Pres. Saddle and Sirloin Club; Block and Bridle Club; Rodeo Director ’40; King of ’41 Rodeo. GABRIEL, GEORGE DON “Professor” LA Fort Worth Age 21; Major 1st Btn. C.A.C.; Editor Battalion; Eco ' nomics Club; Accounting Society; Pre ' Law Club; Fort Worth Club; Capt. Debate Team ’40; Press Club; Jr. Editor Battalion ’41; Winner P.L. Downs Debate Award ’39; Student Activities Committee; Sec. Student Welfare Committee; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Uni ' versities; Newman Club. GAMBRELL, R. D., JR. “Rod” CE Dallas Age 21; 1st Lt. D F.A.; V. ' Pres. Dallas Club; A.S.C.E. GAMMON, WILLIAM F. “Doc” EE College Station Age 21; 1st Lt., Hq. S.C.; A.I.E.E.; Chess Club; Camera Club; Cryptography Club. GANZ, GEORGE DUDLEY EE Dallas Age 22; A.I.E.E.; Dallas Club; Sbisa Volunteer. GARLITZ, HOMER E. Ag Ed Age 23; N.M.; F.F.A. Moran GARRETT, CURRAN LEE “Colonel” -AA Corpus Christi Age 22; C Cav.; V-Pres. Gulf Coast Club; Marketing and Finance Club. GARRETT, JOHN ED Ch E Age 20; F Inf. Sweetwater 62 eniorS 42 GEER, GENE MARION CE Age 22; A.S.C.E.; Collin Co. Club. Westminster GIBBS, JOE W. “Joe” ME Seguin Age 21; Lt. Col. Eng. Regt.; Pres. S.A.M.E.; A.S.M.E.; Distinguished Student; Who’s Who in American Col¬ leges and Universities. GIESENSCHLAG, A. L. “Giese” Ag Ed Snook Age 22; D C.A.C.; F.F.A.; Burleson County Club. GILCREASE, H. M. “Prof” EA Shreveport, La. Age 20; B S.C.; A.S.C.E.; Shreveport Club; Rural Soci¬ ology Club; Cryptography Club; Economics Club. GILL, H. W. EE Houston Age 23; Capt. S.C.: Pres. Cryptography Club; A.I.E.E.; Houston Club. GILLESPIE, J. W., JR. EE Age 23; 1 CHQ; A.I.E.E.; Dallas Club. “Jim” Dallas GILLIS, TOM S. “Tom” LA Fort Worth Age 20; Cadet Colonel; Elected Battalion Editor, Re¬ signed; V.-Pres. Jr. and Soph. Classes; Student Publica¬ tions Board; Chairman Student Aid Fund; Sergeant- Major of Corps; Coast Artillery Award; Sophomore Award; D.A.R. Award Honor Man of Class; Best- Drilled Medal, B C.A.C.; Chairman Student Election Committee; Chairman Student Welfare Committee; Town Hall Asst.; Scholarship Honor Society; V.-Pres. Press Club; Jr. Editor Battalion; Agriculturist; Comic Maga¬ zine; Accounting Society; Director Economics Club; R.V.; Y Cabinet; Sec. Fort Worth Club; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities, ’41 and ’42. GLAZENER, EVERETT R. “Glaz” IE Fairfield Age 20; F Eng.; Industrial Education Club; Distin¬ guished Student. “Johnny” Waco McLennan Co. Club; GOBLE, JOHN ED ME Age 21; 1st Lt. G C.A.C.: A.S.M.E. GOTBOLD, ROY H. “Happy” PetE Leakey Age 22; Capt. F C.A.C.; Petroleum Club. GOFORTH, WILLIAM A. “Rosy” Agr Tolar Age 23; 1st Lt. C Inf.; Asst. Advertising Mgr. Battalion; Agronomy Society; Recreational Officer; Press Club; Rural Sociology Club; Duncan Diner. GOHMERT, WERNER A. “Bill” LA Alice Age 20; Gulf Coast Club; Singing Cadets. 63 eruorS GOINS, W. C., JR. “Dub” Ch E Gladewater Age 20; 1st Lt. A C.W.S.; A.I.Ch.E.; Freshman Debate Team; Recreational Officer; Distinguished Student. GOLDEN, JACK E. “Red” AA Seymour Age 19; G F.A.; 1st Lt. 3rd Btn. Staff; Recreational Of ' ficer; Accounting Society; Economics Club; Scholarship Honor Society; Distinguished Student. GOLDSTON, J. M. “Jimmie” CE Corpus Christi Age 21; E C.A.C.; Capt. 2nd Btn. Staff; A.S.C.E.; Gulf Coast Club; Fish Intramural Mgr.; Sbisa Volunteer; Sing¬ ing Cadets; R.V.; V.-Pres. Victoria Club. GOLSTON, ROY D., JR. “Roy” AA Fort Worth Age 21; 1 CHQ; Cotton Society; Fort Worth Club. GOODE, MARK G. CE Dallas Age 20; B Eng.; V.-Pres. A.S.C.E.; Dallas Club; Stu¬ dent Engineering Council ’41. GOODMAN, WILLIAM G. “Bill” PME Houston Age 21; E Inf.; Houston Club; A.I.M.E. GORZYCKI, GEORGE C. “George” AA College Station Age 19; 1st Hq. F.A.; Accounting Society. GOSSETT, E. M., JR. DH Shamrock Age 21; Kream and Kow Klub; Eastern Panhandle Club. GOSSETT, ROBERT B. “Bob” AA Bay City Age 19; 2nd Lt. Inf. Band; Recreational Officer; Mar¬ keting and Finance Club; Fencing Club; Houston Club. GRAHAM, J. A. Pet E Alvarado Age 20. GRANTHAM, JACK C. “Jack” CA Houston Age 20; A F.A.; Advertising Mgr. ’42 Longhorn; Press Club; Economics Club; Pre-Law Club; Accounting So¬ ciety; Houston Club; Freshman Y Cabinet. GREEN, E. V. “Gus” Breckenridge Age 19; K Inf.; Accounting Society; Oil-Belt Club; Marketing and Finance Club. 64 emorS GREEN, J. C. Agr Age 20; D Eng. Covington, Tenn. GREEN, T. A. ‘Tom” ■Ag Ed Buda Age 23; G Inf.; Agronomy Society; F.F.A.; Austin Club. GRIMES, GEORGE M. “Spud” VM Memphis, Tenn. Age 21; B Cav.; Social Chairman Miss. Valley Club; A.V.M.A. GRISHAM, BILL T. “Stud” IE Houston Age 23; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, 2nd Hq. F.A.; Dis ' tinguished Student; V ' Pres. Houston A M Club. GRISHAM, W. W. Ag Ed Age 19; Lt. F Inf.; F.F.A. “Bill” Dublin GROTE, A. RICHARD “Dick” Ag Ed Johnson City Age 21; 1st Lt. B Cav.; Sec. Agricultural Advisory Council; F.F.A.; Heart O’ Texas Club. GROTE, G. H. AH Mason Age 20; 1st Lt. H Inf.; Saddle and Sirloin, Sec. ’40, Reporter ’41; Ex 4-H Club; Heart O’ Texas Club; Block and Bridle Club, Sec. 40, Reporter ’41; Jr. Livestock Judging Team ' 41; Sr. Livestock Judging Team ’41. GUERRA, V. H. AH ’Virgil” Roma Age 21; MG Cav.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Agronomy Society. GUILLOUD, LYNN H. ME Pottsboro Age 21; 2nd Lt. Eng.; A.S.M.E.; Grayson County Club. GUINN, RUEL N. A A Graham Age 21; 1st Lt. B Inf.; Accounting Society; Young County Club; 18 ' 23 Club; Distinguished Student. GWINN, HARVIN ME Baytown Age 27; E Eng.; Major 2nd Btn. Staff; A.S.M.E.; S.A.M.E.; Varsity Tennis. HADSELL, PAT H. DH Denton Age 21; Kream and Kow Klub; Denton County Club. emorS HAGAN, VINCENT de PAUL “Vince” CE Dallas Age 20; 1st Lt. D F.A.; Pres, of Dallas County Club; A.S.C.E.; Senior Y Cabinet. HAGGARD, CHARLES R. “Hag” AA Dallas Age 20; 1st Lt. H F.A.; R.V.; Longhorn Advertising Staff ' 40; Y Cabinet; Marketing and Finance Club; Economics Club; Social Secretary Dallas Club. HAHN, ALVIN A. “Al” Ag Nordheim Age 21; M Inf.; Rural Sociology Club; Cuero Turkey Trot Club. HAIGHT, R. H. “Bob” VM Balboa Island Age 24; 1st Lt. MG Cav.; Jr. A.V.M.A.; California Club, Pres. ' 41, Sec.-Treas. ' 40. HALES, H. B. DH Amarillo Age 21; H F.A.; Amarillo Club; Vice ' Pres. Kream and Kow Klub. HALL, A. J. Pet E Age 21; A.I.M.E. Paint Rock HALL, JACK L. CE Tioga Age 21; C Eng.; A.S.C.E.; S.A.M.E.; Grayson County Club. HALL, MARVIN E. “Bert” AA La Feria Age 21; A Inf.; Recreational Officer; Distinguished Student; Economics Club; Biology Club; Marketing and Finance Club; Marburger Moppers; Pres. Rio Grande Valley Club. HALL, WILLIAM K., JR. “Bill” ME Dallas Age 21; 1st Lt. A Eng.; A.S.M.E.; Dallas Club. HALTOM, G. W. “Gee” EE Fort Worth Age 21; Capt. A S.C.; A.I.E.E.; Platoon Leader R.V.; Treas. Radio Club; Social Sec. Sailing Club; Best Drill Medal ’40; Pres. Fort Worth Club. HAMERSLY, J. W. “Bull” ME Port Arthur Age 21; F C.A.C.; A.S.M.E.; Fencing Club; Pres. Boxing Club; Port Arthur Club. HAMMONS, DOIL Arch Age 22; 2nd Lt. F Inf.; Architecture Society. m 66 mmi emord 42 HAMPTON, W. G., JR. AH “Wild Bill” Brady Age 21; 1st Lt. D Cav.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Heart of Texas and Mountaineer Club. HANCOCK, J. B. “Bennie” BA Corpus Christi Age 20; Capt. C F.A.; Sec.-Treas. Economics Club; Board of Directors Economics Club; Longhorn Staff ' 40, ' 41; Feature Editor ’42; Senior Y Council. HANSEN, HENRY A. “Hank” ME Port Arthur Age 21; 2nd Lt. C.A.C.; A.S.M.E.; R.V.; Sailing Club; Lutheran Students Association; Port Arthur Club. HARDEMAN, T. N. CE Age 21; B Inf. HARDIE, BRADFORD EE “Tom” Junction ’Brad” Dallas Age 20; Capt. D Eng.; A.I.E.E.; Y Cabinet; Winner of Fish Math Contest; Dallas Club. HARDING, J. D. PetE Age 20; F.A.; San Antonio Club. San Antonio HARDIN, J. J., JR. “Buck” AH Marion, Ark. Age 21; 1st Lt. D Cav.; Treas. Saddle and Sirloin Club; Advertising Manager Aggie Rodeo ’40; R.V.; Mississippi Valley Club. HARRIS, ROBERT DUNN “Bob” Arch E Dayton Age 20; 1 CHQ; Architectural Society; Newman Club; Liberty County Club. HARRIS, JOHN E. ME Dallas Age 20; B F.A.; Major 1st Btn.; A.S.M.E.; Dallas Club. HART, WALTER M. AH Gruver Age 20; MG Cav.; Block and Bridle Club; Polo. HARTT, ODBER, JR. ME Wichita Falls Age 21; 2nd Lt. C Eng.; A.S.M.E.; Wichita Falls Club. HARVEY, W. K., JR. “Dub” Agr Spur Age 22; I Inf.; Agronomy Society; Rural Sociology Club. 67 eniorS HASSE, HENRY, JR. “Bubble” DH Oakland Age 21; Capt. 2nd Sqd. Staff; MG Cav.; Social Sec. Kream and Kow Klub; Vice-Pres. Colorado County Club. HAUGER, WM. G. Land San Antonio Age 22; E F.A.; Landscape Arts Club; Press Club; Battalion Staff; San Antonio Club. HAUSER, W. E. “Pinkey” VM San Antonio Age 20; F F.xY; Jr. A.V.M.A.; San Antonio Club. HAVLIK, MAURICE D. “Beepo” ME Moulton Age 21; A.S.M.E.; Newman Club; Czech Club; Lavaca County Club. HAY, ROBERT H. “Bob” AA Marlin Age 2; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, L Inf.; Marketing and Finance Club; Economics Club; Falls County Club. HAYNES, JOHN B. “Dude” AA Lindale Age 20; M Inf.; Marketing and Finance Club. HEARN , W. E„ JR. “Hog” AH San Angelo Age 21; A Inf.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; San Angelo Club; Distinguished Student. HEFLEY, JOHN M., JR. “Old Man” AA Port Arthur Age 2?; 1st Lt. G F.A.; Scholarship Honor Society; Distinguished Student; Economics Club; Marketing and Finance Club; Port Arthur Club. HEITKAMP, RUSSELL L. “Rusty” AA New Braunfels Age 22; A F.A.; Capt. Regt. Staff; Freshman Class His¬ torian; Junior Editor Longhorn; Editor Longhorn; Who’s Who in Colleges and Universities; Student Activities Committee; Accounting Society; Triangle Club. HELMER, C. ME San Antonio Age 21; 1st Lt. H F.A. HENDRICKS, DAN N., JR. Me Aero Houston Age 21; B C.A.C.; 1st Lt. 2nd Btn. Staff; A.S.M.E.; I.Ae.S.; Distinguished Student; Scholarship Honor So¬ ciety; Houston Club. HENRY, NORMAN C. “Butch” ME Terrell Age 22; 2nd Lt. G Inf.; A.S.M.E.; Kaufman County Club. 68 emorS ’42 HENRY, PETER C. “Pete” ME Lake Charles, La. Age 22; E C.A.C.; Capt. Regt. Staff; A.S.M.E.; Dis¬ tinguished Student; Varsity Football and Track; Pres. “T” Club; Pres. Southwest Louisiana Club. HERGET, ALFRED GEORGE, JR. “Al” AA Paragould, Ark. Age 21; H F.A.; Marketing and Finance Club; Economics Club. HERING, J. K. “Jack” AH McGregor Age 21; 2nd Lt. A F.A.; O.B.B.; McLennan County Club. HERNAN, EDWIN J. “Ed” LA Dallas Age 21; 2nd CHQ; Newman Club; Freshman Football; Best Drilled ’40; Recreational Officer; Dallas Club. HERRERA, LUCIANO B. VM Age 22. Whiteland HERRINGTON, HARRY C. EE Palestine Age 20; Lt.-Col. Composite Regt.; A.I.E.E.; R.V.; Jr.-Sr. Council; Palestine Club. HERRINGTON, MILLER E. Ag Ed La Rue Age 21; B C.A.C.; F.F.A.; Biology Club; Sbisa Volun¬ teer; Distinguished Student. HERVEY, J. B. “Dick” AA Greenville Age 21; Capt. K Inf.; Pres. Senior Class; Historian Junior Class; Marketing and Finance Club; Distinguished Stu¬ dent; Accounting Society; Greenville Club; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. HERZIK, SIDNEY W. “Sid” LA LaGrange Age 21; F C.A.C.; Recreational Officer; Biology Club; Lutheran Club, Sec.-Treas. ' 41, Pres. ’42; Fayette County Club. HESLEY, ROBERT D. “Bob” LA New York, N.Y. Age 21; H C.A.C.; Economics Club; Freshman “Y” Cabinet; Galveston Club. HESS, J. FARRIS AH Age 21; Capt. MG Cav. HICKEY, HAROLD C. AA Age 21; C C.W.S. “Jake” McLean “Herr” Gladewater _ eniorS HIGGINS, BYRON “Hig” AH Adamsville Age 22; Inf.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Block and Bridle Club; Land of the Lake Club. HIGGINS, VIRON “Hig” AH Adamsville Age 22; Inf.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Block and Bridle Club; Pres. Land of the Lake Club. HILL, DON KELLEY AA Austin Age 23; 1st Lt. K Inf.; Austin Club. HILL, HARRY B. PME Dallas Age 21; 1st Lt. H F.A.; R.V.; A.S.M.E.; A.I.M.E.; Economics Club; Dallas Club. HILL, McRAE AH Age 23; D Inf.; San Antonio Club. HILL, RALPH, JR. LA “Mack” San Antonio “Jimmy” Atlanta, Ga. Age 21; Hq. Cav.; Polo ' 38 ' ’39; Recreational Officer; Horse Show ’41. HINDS, A. M. “Bo” LA Tye Age 19; Drum Major of Band; Abilene Club, Sec.-Treas. ’40. HINSON, BILLYE J. “Hoss” Pet E Frankston Age 22; Lt. G Inf.; Petroleum Club; East Texas Club. HOBERT, DONALD AA Age 21; Inf.; Accounting Society. HOBERT, EUGENE S. VM Age 25; A.V.M.A. “Duck” Munday “Gene” Garvin, Minn. HODGES, CHARLES W. “Grubby” ME Sweetwater Age 20; A.S.M.E. HOLDER, LOUIS E„ JR. emors ’42 HOLEKAMP, JAMES C. “Square” Hort Comfort Age 21; A F.A.; Horticulture Society; Heart ’o Texas and Mountaineers Club. HOLLAND, I. J. C. “Chase” AH San Angelo Age 22; 1st Lt. E F.A.; San Angelo Club; Saddle and Sirloin Club. HOLLE, JACK P. PME Breckenridge Age 19; D C.A.C.; 1st Lt. 1st Btn. Staff; A.I.M.E.; Distinguished Student; Recreational Officer. HOLLIDAY, JACK M. ME Waco Age 22; 1st Lt. 1st Btn. Staff Eng.; A.S.M.E.; Scholar ship Honor Society; Distinguished Student. HOLLIER, RAY G. ME Port Arthur Age 20; D C.A.C.; A.S.M.E.; Port Arthur Club. HOLLIMON, JACK C. “Holly” Ag Houston Age 22; Hq. Cav.; Lt. Regt. Staff; Junior Asst. Town Hall ’41; Houston A6?M Club; Publicity Chairman Horse Show ’41; Junior Sports Editor Battalion; Press Club; Episcopal Club; Pres. Rural Sociology Club; Sports Editor Battalion Magazine; Town Hall Asst. HOLLOWAY, THOS. L. Ed Age 21; 6 CHQ: Brazoria County Club. Alvin HOLZHEAUSER. W. D. “Hozy” IE Luling Age 24; Recreational Officer; Industrial Education Club. HOMAN, CARLTON C„ JR. “ ‘C’ Square” EE El Paso Age 21; Capt. Eng. Regt. Staff; S.A.M.E.; A.I.E.E.; El Paso Club; YMCA Cabinet. HOMEYER, FRED C., JR. AH Austin Age 22; A Cav.; Capt. Regt. Staff; Pres. Austin Club; Sbisa Volunteer; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Polo; Block and Bridle Club. HOOSER, ELTON EUGENE “Gene” Hort Milford Age 21; N.M.; Vice-Pres. Horticulture Society; Dis- tinguished Student; Scholarship Honorary Society. HOOTON, GERALD T. “Jerry” eniord HIGGINS, BYRON “Hig” AH Adamsville Age 22; Inf.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Block and Bridle Club; Land of the Lake Club. HIGGINS, VIRON “Hig” AH Adamsville Age 22; Inf.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Block and Bridle Club; Pres. Land of the Lake Club. HILL, DON KELLEY AA Austin Age 23; 1st Lt. K Inf.; Austin Club. HILL, HARRY B. PME Dallas Age 21; 1st Lt. H F.A.; R.V.; A.S.M.E.; A.I.M.E.; Economics Club; Dallas Club. HILL, McRAE AH Age 23; D Inf.; San Antonio Club. HILL, RALPH, JR. LA “Mack” San Antonio “Jimmy” Atlanta, Ga. Age 21; Hq. Cav.; Polo ' , 38 ' ’39; Recreational Officer; Horse Show 41. HINDS, A. M. “Bo” LA Tye Age 19; Drum Major of Band; Abilene Club, Sec. ' Treas. ’40. HINSON, BILLYE J. “Hoss” Pet E Frankston Age 22; Lt. G Inf.; Petroleum Club; East Texas Club. HOBERT, DONALD AA Age 21; Inf.; Accounting Society. HOBERT, EUGENE S. VM Age 25; A.V.M.A. “Duck” Munday “Gene” Garvin , Minn. HODGES, CHARLES W. “Grubby” ME Sweetwater Age 20; A.S.M.E. HOLDER, LOUIS E„ JR. 70 emorS ’42 HOLEKAMP, JAMES C. “Square” Hort Comfort Age 21; A F.A.; Horticulture Society; Heart ’o Texas and Mountaineers Club. HOLLAND, I. J. C. “Chase” AH San Angelo Age 22; 1st Lt. E F.A.; San Angelo Club; Saddle and Sirloin Club. HOLLE, JACK P. PME Breckenridge Age 19; D C.A.C.; 1st Lt. 1st Btn. Staff; A.I.M.E.; Distinguished Student; Recreational Officer. HOLLIDAY, JACK M. ME Waco Age 22; 1st Lt. 1st Btn. Staff Eng.; A.S.M.E.; Scholar- ship Honor Society; Distinguished Student. HOLLIER, RAY G. ME Port Arthur Age 20; D C.A.C.; A.S.M.E.; Port Arthur Club. HOLLIMON, JACK C. “Holly” Ag Houston Age 22; Hq. Cav.; Lt. Regt. Staff; Junior Asst. Town Hall ’41; Houston A6?M Club; Publicity Chairman Horse Show ’41; Junior Sports Editor Battalion; Press Club; Episcopal Club; Pres. Rural Sociology Club; Sports Editor Battalion Magazine; Town Hall Asst. HOLLOWAY, THOS. L. Ed Age 21; 6 CHQ; Brazoria County Club. Alvin HOLZHEAUSER, W. D. “Hozy” IE Luling Age 24; Recreational Officer; Industrial Education Club. HOMAN, CARLTON C., JR. “ ‘C’ Square” EE El Paso Age 21; Capt. Eng. Regt. Staff; S.A.M.E.; A.I.E.E.; El Paso Club; YMCA Cabinet. HOMEYER, FRED C., JR. AH Austin Age 22; A Cav.; Capt. Regt. Staff; Pres. Austin Club; Sbisa Volunteer; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Polo; Block and Bridle Club. HOOSER, ELTON EUGENE “Gene” Hort Milford Age 21; N.M.; Vice-Pres. Horticulture Society; Dis¬ tinguished Student; Scholarship Honorary Society. HOOTON, GERALD T. “Jerry” Ag Ed Daingerfield Age 21; 1st Lt. D Inf.; 18-23 Club: Piney Woods Club; F.F.A. 71 emord 42 HOPE, O. C. “Webby” AH Marshall Age 20; C Cav.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; East Texas Club; Block and Bridle Club. HORAN, JOHN P., JR. Ed Camp John Hay, P.I. Age 22; 4 C.H.Q.; Singing Cadets; Cosmopolitan Club. HORTON, E. L„ JR. “Stinky” CE Abilene Age 21; 1st Lt. E Eng.; A.S.C.E.; R.V.; Abilene Club. HOSKINS, GEORGE E. “Chief” EA ' CE Deming, N.M. Age 23; 1st Lt. B S.C.; Vice-Pres. Cryptography Club; A.I.E.E.; A.S.C.E.; Economics Club; El Paso Club; Best Drilled Medal ’40; Intramural Mgr. HOWELL, CHESTER A. “Check” LA Anna Age 21; 1 C.H.Q.; Board of Directors Economics Club; Collin County Club; Architectural Society; Distinguished Student. HOWELL, SHELBY EA Age 21; 1st Lt. D Council. Lamesa C.A.C.; Sbisa Volunteer; B.S.U. HUDDLESTON, JOE B. Ag Ed Age 21; Inf. De Leon HUDSPETH, E. B„ JR. Ag Eng Age 20; N.M.; A.S.A.E. ’Elmer” Caddo HUEBNER, GEORGE, JR. EE “Heeb” Wharton Age 23; B S.C.; Pres. Radio Club ' 40; Wharton County Club; Cryptography Club. HUGHES, GEO O., JR. “Cracker” EE Sanger Age 20; 1 C.H.Q.; Sec. Math Club; Denton County Club; A.I.E.E.; Winner Freshman Drawing Contest; Methodist Student Council. HUNTER, MAX “Slapsie Maxie” DH Fairfield Age 22; 5 C.H.Q.; Kream and Kow Klub; Distinguished Student. HUSER, GEO. A. Aero Donna Age 21; 2nd Lt. I Inf.; I.Ae.S.; A.S.M.E.; Rio Grande Valley Club. 72 ggBB—gM —— ■fljgjPWHPfgWl mm ■ iilsias emord ’42 HUTCHINGS, G. S. “Hutch” DH Barker Age 21; B Cav.; Reporter Kream and Kow Klub; D.H. Judging Team; Ex 4-H Club; Agronomy Society. HYATT, EDWARD J. “Eddie” Ag Ed Johnson City Age 21; G Inf.; F.F.A. HYNDS, CHARLES L. “Charlie” Aero Waco Age 20; 1st Lt. Inf. Band; A.S.M.E.; I.Ae.S.; Rifle Team; Waco Club. INEE, DAN, JR. ME Spur Age 21; G C.A.C.; A.S.M.E.; South Plains Club. INGLEFIELD, RALPH H. LA Age 21 : I F.A. INGLEHART, J. E. ME Age 21; Capt. F.A. Band; A.S.M.E. JACKSON, H. DOUGLAS “Doc” AH San Angelo Age 22; 1st Lt. E. Inf.; Livestock Judging Team; Saddle and Sirloin Club; San Angelo Club. JACKSON, T. H. “Tommy” A A Waco Age 20; Inf. Band; Waco Club; Machine. “Fat-Boy” Bartlesville, Okla. “Bud” Fort Worth JACOBS, GUY W„ JR. “Jake” EE San Antonio Age 22; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, A S.C.; A.I.E.E.; San Antonio Club. JAHNEL, CARL R. AA Canadian Age 20; A Inf. ' V JARRATT, RAYMOND L. “Ray” Agr Stephenville Age 21; G Inf. eniord JENKINS, AL N. “Al” Arch E Amarillo Age 20; D Eng.; 1st Lt., 2nd Bn. Stalf. JENN, W. C. “Billy” AH Houston Age 22; Capt. E Inf.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Houston Club; Block and Bridle Club; Best Drilled Medal E Inf. ’40; Distinguished Student. JENNINGS, JOHN W. “Jack” Ag Ed Fredonia Age 20; Capt. H Inf.; Heart o’ Texas and Mountaineer Club; F.F.A. Reporter ’40 ' ’42; Marburger Mopper. JOHNSON, CLYDE B., JR. Aero Fort Worth Age 20; I.Ae.S. JOHNSON, J. A., JR. “Red Bird” Land Ranger Age 23; N.M.; Landscape Club; Eastland County Club; Water Polo. JOHNSON, JOSEPH C, “Joe” AA Houston Age 21; 2nd Lt. M Inf.; Marketing and Finance Club; Newman Club; Houston Club; Sbisa Volunteer; Duncan Volunteer. JOHNSON, R. GUY LA Amarillo Age 22; Capt. A. Cav.; R.V.; Sec.-Treas. Amarillo Club. JONES, JACK L. AA “Scoop” Taft Age 21; 1st Lt. F Inf.; Staff Photographer Battalion ' Longhorn; Gulf Coast Club; Cotton Society; Marketing and Finance Club. JONES, JIM RILEY “Jimmy” ME Waco Age 20; 1st Lt. I F.A.; McLeannan County Club; 18 ' 23 Club; A.S.M.E. JONES, JOHN McKINLAY “Johnny” Bryan Age 20; C Cav.; Recreational Officer; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Brazos County Club; Intramural Manager; Block and Bridle Club. JONES, WILLIAM D. C. “Bill” Pre ' Med Temple Age 21; B F.A.; Pistol Club, Sec. ’39 ' ’41; Pre ' Med Society, Pres. ’42, Sec. ’41; Summer Press Club; Bat ' talion Newspaper Reporter; Bell County Club; Capt. Pistol Team—Minor T Letterman; Pres. United Science Club. JONES, W. T. “Bill” AA- Dalhart Age 22; 2nd Lt. D Cav.; Sec. ' Treas. TrLState Club; Marketing and Finance Club. .............— emorS JORDAN, J. D. AH Art Age 20; Singing Cadets; Heart of Texas Club; Vice- Pres. 4 ' H Club; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Distinguished Student. JORDAN, MAX C. EE Dallas Age 21; Capt. D Inf.; A.I.E.E.; Dallas Club; R.V. JORDAN, RAY L. “Bull Neck” Aero Tulia Age 21; A Inf.; I.Ae.S. JUNGE, EDWIN B. “Eddie B.” AA Dallas Age 22; 1st Lt. F F.A.; Biology Club; Accounting Sock ety; Eco nomics Club; Sec.-Treas. Dallas Club; Intramural Manager. KALLINA, FRED P. “Frits” Pre ' Med Garwood Age 20; 1st Lt. B C.A.C.; Pres. Colorado County Club; Social Sec. Czech Club; Pre-Med Soc.; R.V.; Newman Club; United Science Club; Distinguished Student. KAUFMAN, R. “Buddy” CE San Antonio Age 21; Parliamentarian Hillel Club; A.S.C.E.; A.S.M.E.; San Antonio Club; Eng. Rifle Team; Corps Rifle Team; InterTaith Council. KENNY, RANSOM D. “Squeaky” PME Houston Age 21; Lt. ' Col. C.A.C. Regt.; Vice ' Pres. Scholarship Honor Society; Junior Student Welfare Representative; A.I.M.E.; Engineering Council; Houston Club; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Y Cabinet; Distinguished Student; Sbisa Volunteer. KERCHEVILLE, LEWIS Pet E San Antonio Age 21; Lt. ' Col. F.A. Regt.; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Capt. R.V.; Pres. San Antonio Club; Winner Field Art Ass’n Award ’41. KERNODLE, JOHN DAVID “Kernoleum” Sci Bryan Age 20; B C.W.S.; Fish Y Cabinet. KESNER, SAM “Curley” Ch E Dallas Age 21; 1st Lt. C C.W.S.; Chairman Religious Services; Hillel Club; A.I.Ch.E.; Dallas Club; Boxing Club; Intra ' mural Manager. KEY, DWIGHT C. AA Age 20; 1st Lt and Finance Club; Ex 4 ' H Club. KEY, SIDNEY Ag Ed Age 22; Inf.; F.F.A.; Victoria County Club. Megargel 2nd in Command, B Cav.; Marketing “Jiggs” Bloomington 75 emord KING, G. R., JR. “Bear” Pet E Abilene Age 21; Capt. B C.A.C.; Pres. A.I.M.E.; Pres. Abilene Club; R.V.; Winner of Slide Rule Contest 38; Dis- tinguished Student; Engineering Council. KING, FRANK J. “George” LA Dallas Age 21; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, D C.A.C.; Sec. ' Treas. R.V.; Economics Club; Dallas Club. KING, BRAWLEY M. Arch Pecos Age 2?; 1st Lt. E Inf.; Architectural Soc.; Trans ' Pecos Club. KING, A. K„ JR. “King Kong” DH Wharton Age 23; Pres. Kream and Kow Klub; Wharton County Club; Dairy Products Judging Team. KIKER, N. R. “Wink” Ag Ed Bronte Age 29; K Inf.; F.F.A.; San Angelo Club; Gum Shoe, Duncan Volunteer. KIELMAN, L. E. “Lee” CE Harlingen Age 20; H F.A.; A.S.C.E.; Rio Grande Valley Club. KING, JAMES R., JR. “Jim” EA Dallas Age 20; 1st Lt. A S.C.; A.I.E.E.; Dallas Club; Y Cabinet; Jr. ' Sr. Council. KING, T. S. ME Baytown Age 20; Capt. A Eng.; A.S.M.E.; S.A.M.E. KINGSBERRY, HENRY W. “H” Ch E Bryan Age 20; C C.W.S.; A.I.Ch.E. KNAPP, P. W. “Cote” Fish and Game Houston Age 22; 1st Lt. C F.A.; Fish and Game Club; Houston Club. KOELLING, ROBT. K. “Bob Aero Fulton, K y. Age 21; A S.C.; I.Ae.S. KRAMPITZ, FRANK J., JR. “Joe” -AH Sealy Age 21; G F.A. 76 emorS ’42 KRIBBS, E. E. “Gene” •Ag Ranger Agronomy and Rural Sociology Club; Sunday School Class Pres., Vice-Pres., and Sec. KULHANEK, BERNARD JOE “B. J AA Waller Age 21; 1st Lt. H F.A.; Recreational Officer; Economics Club; Marketing and Finance Club; Czech Club. KUYKENDALL, IVY D. “Kirk” Ag Ed Fruitvale Age 21; D Inf.; R.C.; F.F.A. KYLE, K. C., JR. “Casey” AA Tenaha Age 21; Marketing and Finance Club; East Texas Club. LAMBERT, T. C. Hort LACY, JAMES “Jim” CE Terrell Age 20; Inf. Band; “Machine”; Kaufman County Club. LAMB, JOHN W. AA Age 23; 1st Lt. B F.A.; Accounting Society. Plaska “Tuzzy” Raymondville Age 23; 1st Lt. 1st Hq. F.A.; Rio Grande Valley Club; Pres. Horticulture Society. LAMBERSON, J. L., JR. “Jack” Pet E Nome Age 22: K Inf.; Major 3rd Btn. Staff; Associate Editor Engineer; Asst. Adv. Mgr. Battalion; Reporter A.I.M.E.; Beaumont Club; Press Club; Distinguished Student; Scholarship Honor Society. LANDON, CEDRIC R. “Jiggs” Aero San Antonio Age 20; E F.A.; I.Ae.S.; San Antonio Club. LANDRUM, H. B. “Pop” AA San Antonio Age 22; 2nd Lt. C FA.; San Antonio Club; Marketing and Finance Club. LANDUA, A. J. “Slipstick” Chem Brenham Age 20; F Inf.; Capt. Regt. Staff; Pres. A.C.S.; Sec.- Treas. Scholarship Honor Society; Student Welfare Coni ' mittee; Duncan Volunteers. “Johnny” AA Bandera Age 20; Hq. Cav.; Marketing and Finance Club. LANGFORD, J. R. 77 eniord 42 LARREY, L. A. “Bubs” ME Houston Age 21; Capt. B F.A.; A.S.M.E.; Houston Club; Duncan Volunteeer; Newman Club; R.V. EASLEY, WALTER, JR. “Walt” AH Stratford Age 21; I F.A.; Sec.-Treas. TrLState Club; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Block and Bridle Club; Distinguished Student. LATHAM, ROBERT E. “Bob” CE Bowie Age 22; 1st Lt. F C.A.C.; A.S.C.E.; North Texas Club; Distinguished Student. LAWS, CECIL Pet E Houston Age 20; 1st Lt. A C.A.C.; Houston Club; Petroleum Club; Sec. ' Treas. Tumbling Team; Distinguished Student. LEA, ALFRED L. “Gustly” ME San Antonio Age 21; 1st Lt. C C.A.C.; A.S.M.E.; San Antonio Club. LEATHERS, BARNETT “Barny” VM Blum Age 24; M Inf.; A.V.M.A.; 18-23 Club. X ’ LeBUS, JAKE H. “Leeb” ME Gladewater Age 23; N.M.; A.S.M.E.; East Texas Club. LEHMAN, E. O. AA Age 20; 5 C.H.Q. “Otto” Corpus Christi LEMLY, F. LEE “Flee” AA Dallas Age 20; F.A. Band; Accounting Society; Dallas Club; Baseball , 39-’42; Singing Cadets; Duncan Volunteer. LEONARD, TURNEY W. AA Dallas Age 21; Capt. I Inf.; Marketing and Finance Club; Dallas Club; Best Drilled Medal I Inf. ' 40; Distinguished Student; Scholarship Honor Society. LEVY, JOSEPH M. “Joe” Ch E Waco Age 20; A C.W.S.; A.I.Ch.E.; Cryptography Club. LEWIS, EARL M. Ag Eng Amarillo Age 24; 1st Lt. 3rd Hq. F.A.; Sec.-Treas. A.S.A.E.; Amarillo Club. 78 eniord LEWIS, EDWIN R. Ted” PME San Antonio Age 21; 1st Lt. G F.A.; A.S.M.E.; A.I.M.E.; San Antonio Club; Petroleum Club. LICHNOVSKY, J. F. “Joe” VM Nada Age 22; 2nd Lt. F F.A.; Sec. Colorado County Club; Czech Club; A.V.M.A. LINDSAY, E. E. “Sonny” ME Houston Age 21; 2nd Lt. E Eng.; A.S.M.E.; S.A.M.E.; Houston Club. LIPPERT, WAYNE M. “Lip” ME San Antonio Age 20; 1st Lt. D C.A.C.; San Antonio Club. LITTLEFIELD, REASE EE ' ME Waco Age 22; S.C.; 1st Lt. Bn. Staff; A.I.E.E.; A.S.M.E. LOCKE, ROBERT F. “Bobby” VM Washington, D.C. Age 23; 6 C.H.Q.; Radio Club; Jr. A.V.M.A.; Newman Club. LOEFFLER, VICTOR J. “Vic” AH Junction Age 21; F Inf.; Capt. Regt. Staff; San Angelo Club; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Jr. Livestock Judging Team; Agriculturist Staff; Distinguished Student. LONG, ROBERT K. “Bob” AA Port Arthur Age 21; F Inf.; Port Arthur Club, Treas. ' 41; Pres. ’42, Accounting Society; A.I.Ch.E. LONGYEAR, C. B. “Burt” AA Carrizo Springs Age 27; 3 C.H.Q.; Accounting Society; Southwest Texas Club; Biology Club. LOOMIS, RAYMOND CLEMONS “Rough-House” CE Houston Age 21; 1st Hq. F.A.; A.S.C.E.; A.S.M.E.; Houston Club; Swimming ’39- ' 41. LORINO, N. E. AA Houston Age 22; D Inf.; Houston Club. LOVELESS, W. WILSON “Webb” AA Jonesboro Age 23; Inf.; Accounting Society. emord I LOWNDES, H. B. “Joker” ME San Antonio Age 22; 2nd Lt. B F.A.; A.S.M.E.; San Antonio Club. LUCAS, JESSIE L. “Luke” EE Kilgore Age 21; B S.C. LUTH, PERRY A. ME Houston Age 20; B C.A.C.; A.S.M.E.; Houston Club. LYLE, MARION D. “Bubbles” Arch Denison Age 20; 2nd Lt. F Eng.; Architectural Society; Grayson County Club; Singing Cadets, Hon. V. ' Pres., Accom ' panist; Commencement Organist. LYNCH, HOMER H. Ag Ed Gainesville Age 24; N.M.; Ag. Ed. Society; Cooke County Club. LYNN, HARVEY P., JR. Ch E San Angelo Age 21; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, B C.W.S.; Associate Editor 1942 Longhorn; A.I.Ch.E.; San Angelo Club; Press Club. McBRIDE, W. JAMES “Bill” Pet E Ft. Worth Age 21; 2nd Lt. C. Inf.; Sue- Fe Club. McBRIDE, WILLIAM J. “Bill” AH Falfurrias Age 23; 2nd Lt. B. Inf.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Rio Grande Valley Club; Newman Club. McCarthy, Leslie j., jr. “Mac” ME Ft. Worth Age 21; Recreational Officer, G C.A.C.; A.S.M.E.; Ft. Worth Club; Town Hall Staff. McCARTY, CHAS. T. “Chink” AH Ft. Worth Age 20; 2nd Lt. L Inf.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Ft. Worth Club; National Block and Bridle Club. McCASLIN, JAMES W. “Mac” Ag Ed Chillicothe Age 21; Inf.; F.F.A. McCOLLUM, BEN B., JR. VM Age 22; Infantry. wa “Little Ben” Stephenville 80 eniori ’42 McConnell, benjamin r„ jr. ME ’Hosie” Waco Age 22; D F.A.; Capt. F.A. Regt. Staff; A.S.M.E.; Waco Club; Student Instructor M.E. McCORQUODALE, ALAN B. “Duce” Pet E Orange Age 21; 1st Lt. B C.A.C.; A.I.M.E.; Singing Cadets. McCreary, w. p. EE Age 22; 2nd Lt. A S.C. “Buck” Houston McCullough, j. f. “Biz” EE Mesquite Age 21; 2nd Lt. K Inf.; A.I.E.E.; Dallas County Club. McCUTCHAN, GORDON C. Arch “Mac” Ft. Worth Age 20; Capt. F Eng.; Pres. Architecture Society; Ft. Worth Club; Engineers Council, Best Drilled Medal ’39. McDuffie, j. c., jr. Pet E “Mac” San Antonio Age 21; 1st Lt. B C.A.C.; Student Engineering Council; A.I.M.E.; San Antonio Club; Singing Cadets; Petroleum Club. McGARR, J. P. AH “Mac” Plainview Age 19; 2nd Hq. F.A.; Capt. Regt. Staff; Battalion Staff; ExNH Club. McGINTY, HUGH “Mac” ME Barstow Age 21; F C.A.C.; A.S.M.E.; 18 ' 23 Club; Trans ' Pecos Club. McGOUIRK, GLENN C. Agr Age 22. Bonham McKAIN, THOMAS J. Frog” Ch E Greenville Age 21; 2nd Lt. A C.W.S.: A.S.M.E.; A.I.Ch.E.; Green ' ville Club; Methodist Student Council. McKEMIE, E. B. LA Dallas Age 21; 1st Lt. C A.C.; Dallas Club; Economics Club; Accounting Society. McLARN, ROBT. H. “Mac” EE Ft. Worth Age 21; F Eng.; 1st Lt. 2nd Bn. Staff; V.-Pres. Ft. Worth Club; Distinguished Student; Tennis Team; A.I.E.E. eniori ’42 f McNAIR, JOE C. Ag Kemp Age 23; Inf.; Rural Sociology Club; Kaufman County Club; Distinguished Student. McNEIL, RAYMOND L. “Mac” ME Ennis Age 21; 1st Lt. H C.A.C.; A.S.M.E.; Economics Club. McREYNOLDS, WELDON M. “Mac” ME Houston Age 21; Capt. Inf. Band; A.S.M.E.; Houston Club. McREYNOLDS, Z. A. “Mac” EA Palestine Age 22; Capt. B S.C.; Pres. Palestine Club; A.I.E.E.; Amateur Radio Club; Battalion Staff; Press Club; Eco ' nomics Club. McSPADDEN, R. L. Pet E “Dick” Amarillo Age 22; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, E Inf.; Amarillo Club; A.I.M.E. MADDOX, L. A., JR. AH Age 23; Saddle and Sirloin. Miami MAGRANE, H. J. “Mac” VM Mishawaka, Ind. Age 22; M.G. Cav.; Jr. A.V.M.A. MAIER, M.E., JR. “Dutch” VM Orange Age 22; Jr. A.V.M.A.; Orange County Club. MAIN, GUY FRANK “Guy” CE Iredell Age 19; A Eng.; A.S.C.E. MALLARD, GEORGE K. -Agr Lamesa Age 21; E C.A.C.; Agronomy Society; Singing Cadets. MALONEY, C. W. “Carl” -AH Goliad Age 21; Hq. Cav.; Block and Bridle Club; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Polo Captain. MANCHESTER, LUTHER L. JR. ME Fort Worth Age 21; 2nd Lt. F Eng.; A.S.M.E.; Fort Worth Club; Distinguished Student; Scholarship Honor Society. emorA ’42 MANN, W. N. “Mike” AA Von Ormy E C.A.C.; Battalion Senior Sports Assistant; Press Club; San Antonio Club. MARSH, C. B., JR. “Cheese” EA Amarillo Age 21; C C.A.C.; Capt. Regt. Staff; Pres. Amarillo Club; R.V.; Best Drilled R.V. ’41. i MARTIN, M. H. “Matt” LA Charlotte Age 21; A Cav.; Southwest Texas Club. MASSEY, WM. A., JR. “Bill” Ch E Overton Age 21; C C.W.S.; A.I.Ch.E. MASSIE, J. W. “Bill” A A Dallas Age 21; F Inf.; Accounting Society; Dallas Club. MAYO, H. BRUCE ME Tyler Age 20; Aggie Band; Sec. ' Treas. Tyler Club; A.S.M.E. MEADOR, JACK M. ME Whitewright Age 21; 2nd Lt. L Inf.; A.S.M.E.; Grayson County Club. MEADOWS, OLIVER E. Ag Ed Age 20; Ag. Ed. Society; Ellis County Club. Ennis MELANCON, J. E. “Melly” Aero San Antonio Age 20; 2nd Lt. C C.A.C.; I.Ae.S.; San Antonio Club. MEREDITH, ROSS Sci Dallas Age 20; 2nd Lt. C Inf.; Dallas Club. MERRILL, WILLIAM C. “Billy” AA Greenville Age 20; Inf. Band; “Machine”; Greenville Club. eniori ’42 MILLER, EMORY S. AA Bryan Age 20; B Inf.; Accounting Society. MILLER, HERBERT F., JR. “Herb” Ag Eng Florence Age 22; 1st Lt. E C.A.C.; A.S.A.E.; Land of the Lake Club. MILLER, MONROE A. “Q” EE Beeville Age 20; Capt. B S.C.; A.I.E.E.; Pres. Radio Club; Dis ' tinguished Student; Scholarship Honor Society. MITCHELL, BILLIE N. “Mitch” Ag Kosse Age 20; A F.A.; Rural Sociology Club; Marketing and Finance Club. MITCHELL, ZACK F. “Flick” Pet E Longview Age 20; A Inf.; A.I.M.E. MONCRIEF, GEO. P. “Strawberry” Pet E San Angelo Age 23: B Inf.; Major 1st Bn.; A.I.M.E.; San Angelo Club. MOORE, LUKE “Prexy” ME Waco Age 21; Capt. D C.A.C.; R.V.; Pres. Waco and Me ' Lennan County Club; A.S.M.E.; Sbisa Volunteer; Best Drilled Medal D C.A.C. ’40; Associate Editor Engineer Magazine. MOORE, W. A. “Colonel” EA McKinney Age 20; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, B S.C.; Sec. Summer Press Club; Dept. Intramural Mgr.; A.S.C.E.; R.V.; Greenville Club; Collin County Club; Economics Club; Cryptography Club; Press Club; Battalion Staff. MORELAND, BRUCE M. Ag Ed McKinney Age 25; N.M. MORITZ, CLARENCE WM. “Mice” Ch E Port Arthur Age 22; 1st Lt. A C.W.S. ; A.I.Ch.E.; Port Arthur Club; Lutheran Walther League; Distinguished Student. MORRISON, WILLIAM E. Chem Age 21; 2nd Lt. B C.W.S. “Bill” Tulsa, Okla. MOSER, DERACE “Mose” •AA. Stephenville Age 22; 1st Lt. 1st Bn. F.A.; T Club; Varsity Football and Track; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Uni ' versities. emot ' d ’42 MOSTYN, T. E. “Earl” AH Conroe Age 21; Capt. D Cav.; Saddle and Sirloin Club. MUELLER, GEORGE L„ JR. “Short Stuff” VM Dallas Age 24; D Cav.; Jr. A.V.M.A.; Sbisa Volunteer; Jr. Class Executive Committee. MURPHY, ALLEN ROSS “Hunky” Pet E El Dorado, Ark. Age 23; 1st Lt. H Inf.; A.I.M.E.; Petroleum Club; Sbisa Volunteer. MURRAY, FRANCIS B. “Bernie” Ch E Dallas Age 21; C C.W.S.; Capt. Composite Regt. Staff; A.I.Ch.E.; Dallas Club; Newman Club. NABERS, HENRY B. CE Age 25; A.S.C.E. MUSE, EDWARD CLAYTON, JR. CE “Moose” Fort Worth Age 21; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, C Eng.; A.S.C.E.; Fort Worth Club. MYERS, WOODROW H. “Woodie” Pet E Munday Age 22; 1st Lt. K Inf.; A.I.M.E.; Petroleum Club; Rifle Team. Childress NEELY, HENRY S. “Butch” Agr . Throckmorton Age 21; 2nd Lt. H F.A.; Agronomy Society; ThrocD morton Club; R.V. NEELY, H. C. Ag Ed Tolar Age 26; M Inf. NELSON, ENER H. Ch E Waco Age 21; 1st Lt. C C.W.S.; A.I.Ch.E.; Duncan Volum teer; Waco Club; Lutheran Club; Distinguished Student; Scholarship Honor Society. NEU, JOHN TERNAY Chem Age 21; 2nd Lt. C C.W.S.; Jr. A.C.S. 631 eniord NEWMAN, LESLIE A., JR. “Les” LA San Antonio Age 20; 1st Lt. B F.A.; Economics Club; Accounting So ' ciety; 18 ' 23 Club; San Antonio Club; Press Club; Bat ' talion Staff. NEWTON, BRYANT “Piggy” Pet E San Antonio Age 21; E F.A.; A.I.M.E.; San Antonio Club; Wrestling ’39 ' ’41; Boxing and Tumbling Team. NICHOLS, R. D. “Bob” AA Dallas Age 22; Dallas Club. NICOL, B. J. Aero Jacksonville Age 20; Inf. Band; I.Ae.S. NORRIS, M. J„ JR. Agr Age 21; Capt. P.H. No. 2. NORTON, JULIAN M. Ag Eng Age 22; 1st Hq. F.A.; A.S.A.E.; Hill NORWOOD, ARTHUR J., JR. “AJ.” LA Houston Age 21; H F.A.; Economics Club; Accounting Society; Houston Club. NOVOSAD, NORMAN N. “Noxy” AA East Bernard Age 20; C Cav.; Accounting Society; V.-Pres. Wharton County Club. NYE, ALLAN R. “Bob” IE San Antonio Age 21; 1st Lt. G Inf.; Industrial Education Club; Track Team; Distinguished Student. ODELL, JACK M. ME Abilene Age 21; 1st Lt. B C.A.C.; A.S.M.E.; Abilene Club. OGDEE, GEORGE J. “Soup” IE San Benito Age 22; A F.A.; Rio Grande Valley Club; I.E. Club; Recreational Officer; Fish Y ' Cabinet. OGDEN, WM. C. Fish and Game Age 20; 1st Lt. D Cav.; Heart O’ Club; R.V. “Bill” Brady Texas Mountaineers 86 emors ’42 O’KEEFE, F. F. Ag Ed Richland Springs Age 22; H Inf.; F.F.A. O’KELLEY, WM. C. “Major” ME Houston Age 21; 1st Hq. F.A.; A.S.M.E.; Houston Club. OLIVER, LAURIE AA San Saba Age 21; M Inf.; Pres. Cotton Soc.; V. ' Pres. Heart O’ Texas Mountaineers Club; Land of Lakes Club; Market ' ing and Finance Club. ORADAT, FRANK ROBERT, JR. Aero Electra Age 21; 1st Lt. D F.A.; I.Ae.S.; A.S.M.E. OVERBECK, E. M. “Eddie” Ch E Dallas Age 20; A C.W.S.; Capt. Bn. Staff; A.I.Ch.E.; Dallas Club. OWEN, HENRY C., JR. Ch E Age 21; A.I.Ch.E. OWENS, JACK B. “Sundown” LA Breckenridge Age 21; 1st Lt. G F.A.; Accounting Society; Pres. Eco ' nomics Club; Biology Club; Cross Country; Distin ' guished Student. OXFORD, W. F„ JR. Chem “Dub” Beaumont Age 20; C C.W.S.; Battalion Staff; Asst. Sports Editor; Sec. and Treas. A.C.S.; A.I.Ch.E.; V.-Pres. Beaumont Club; Jr. ' Sr. Council; Y ' Cabinet; Singing Cadets; Y ' Handbook Staff; Press Club. OZIER, BILLY B. Pre ' Med Age 20; 3 CHQ; Bell County Club. PACKARD, LAWRENCE H. Ch £ Temple “Larry” San Antonio Age 21; Capt. B C.W.S.; A.I.Ch.E.; San Antonio Club. PAPPAS, T. R. “Puny” AH Temple Age 21; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, D F.A.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Block and Bridle Club; Bell County Club; Fish Y ' Cabinet. PARKER, GERALD W. “Twoby” VM Corsicana Age 21; D Cav.; Jr. A.V.M.A.; Navarro County Club. Dallas 87 emord 42 PARKERSON, CHARLES R. Ch E Age 21; A.I.Ch.E. PARSONS, P. L. Ag Ed Age 21; F.F.A. PASSONS, JAMES P. AA Age 20; Ex. 4 ' H Club. ‘Charlie” Dallas Sidney “Jimmy” Wheeler PEARCE, R. B. “Toppy” ME Dallas Age 20; F.A. Band; Lt. Col., Executive of Corps; Leader Aggieland Orchestra; A.S.M.E.; C.P.T.; Dallas Club. PEARSON, LEE M. Ch E Age 23; C C.W.S. College Station PEARSON, M. M. “Enoch” LA Tyler Age 23; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, C C.A.C.; Tyler Club, Pres. ’40 and ' 42, Sec.-Treas. ’41; Sec. ' Treas. East Texas Club; Biology Club, Pres. ’38, WPres. ’41 and ’42; Economics Club; Texas Academy of Science; Dis ' tinguished Student. PEGUES, S. S. AH Crystal City Age 21; B Cav.; Recreational Officer; Southwest Texas Club. PENA, W. M. “Willie” Arch Laredo Age 22; E Inf.; Capt. Regt. Staff; Newman Club; Archi¬ tectural Society; Pres. Laredo Club; Distinguished Stu¬ dent. PENDLETON, WARREN F. “Dusty” Arch Mansfield, La. Age 20; A Eng.; Major Corps Staff; Architectural So¬ ciety. PENDLETON, WILLIAM L. “Bill” AH Stratford Age 20; K Inf.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Block and Bridle Club; Tri-State Club; Junior and Senior Livestock Judging Squads; 1st in Sophomore Livestock Judging Contest. PENNEBAKER, JAMES M. “Penny” -Mf? Fort Worth Age 22; 6th CHQ.; A.S.M.E.; Fort Worth Club. PENUEL, VICTOR B. EE Age 19; 2nd Lt. A Inf. “Vic” Cresson emopd ’42 PERKINS, GEO. M. PME Age 21; 2nd Lt., F Eng. PERRY, EUGENE H. AA “Perk” McKinney “Gene” Fort Worth Age 21; Capt. C Inf.; Fort Worth Club; Marketing and Finance Club; Rural Sociology Club. PERSOHN, J. W. EE “Johnny” Dallas Age 21; A S.C.; Capt. Comp. Regt. Staff; Student Web fare Committee; A.I.E.E.; Dallas Club. PETERS, OTTO F., JR. AA “Pete” Galveston Age 21; M Inf.; Marketing and Finance Club; Account ' ing Society; Economics Club; Galveston Club. PETRASH, E. B. “Pinky” EE Moulton Age 21; 1st Lt. B S.C.; Lavaca County Club. PETTIGREW, JIM MOORE “Petty” CE Dallas Age 20; M Inf.; 1st Lt. 3rd Bn. Staff; A.S.C.E.; Dallas Club; Distinguished Student. PETTIT, B. E. Ag Eng “Beep” Comanche IS3.....33 ‘•3 Age 22; 1st Lt. F Eng.; V. ' Pres. A.S.A.E.; S.A.M.E. PETTIT, E. W. AA Throckmorton Age 22; N.M.; Marketing and Finance Club; Throck¬ morton Club. PETTIT, EDWARD Y. “Pappy” PME Electra Age 23; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, A Eng.; A.I.M.E.; A.S.M.E.; V.-Pres. S.A.M.E.; Town Hall Staff. PHILLIPS, HUGH M. “Phil” VM Gilmer Age 21; C Cav.; Jr. A.V.M.A.; V.-Pres. Piney Woods Club; Distinguished Student. PHILLIPS, MELVILLE M. A A Greenville Age 22; I Inf.; Recreational Officer. PICKARD, A. M. VM Pecan Gap Age 20; D Cav.; 1st Lt. 2nd Sqd. Staff; Ex 4-H Club; Junior A.V.M.A.; Winner of Danforth Fellowship, ’40. 89 eniori ’42 PINKERTON, J. T. “Pinky” VM Tyler Age 21; Junior A.V.M.A.; Tyler Club. PLUMMER, ALLEN G. Ag Hereford Age 2?; I F.A.; Agronomy Society; Rural Sociology Club; 18 ' 23 Club; Hereford Herd. POLAND, ROBERT L. “Bob” ME Huntington Age 22; Major, P.H. Regiment; A.S.M.E.; S.A.M.E.; East Texas Club; Student Welfare Committee. POSEY, ABNER HARDIN “Dean” AH San Antonio Age 20; 2nd Hq. F.A.; San Antonio Club. POWELL, L. L., JR. EE Age 21; N.M.; A.I.E.E. “W5HJC” Blooming Grove POWELL, R. G. “Sailor Boy” Ch E Lufkin Age 26; Capt. C C.W.S.; Fish Numeral in Basketball; Reporter A.I.Ch.E.; Y.M.C.A. Cabinet; Lufkin Club; Jr. ' Sr. Council; Battalion Staff; Best Drilled, ’40. PREJEAN, W. J. CE “Colonel” Port Neches Age 21; A Eng.; A.S.C.E.; S.A.M.E.; Port Arthur Club. PRESTRIDGE, B. GAYLE Arch E “Billy” San Antonio Age 21; Capt. Eng. Reg. Staff; A.S.M.E.; Architectural Society; San Antonio Club. PROCTOR, GERALD Ag Ed Age 22; F.F.A.; Ex 4 ' H Club. PRONGER, ALFRED E„ JR. AH Winters ’AF Stratford Age 21; H F.A.; V. ' Pres. TrLState Club; Saddle and Sirloin Club; National Block and Bridle Club. QUICK, BILL 2kA San Angelo Age 20; 1st Lt. B Inf.; Pres. San Angelo Club. QUISENBERRY, ROY G„ JR. AA Seymour 90 emorS ’42 RAMAGE, J. C. ‘ ' ' , Ram ,, Agr Iredell Age 21; K Inf.; Recreational Officer; Agronomy Society; Boxing Club; Light ' heavyweight Boxing Champion, ’40’41. RAMSEL, CURTIS D. “C.D.” AH Plains Age 24; I Inf.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Block and Bridle Club; Distinguished Student; Junior Meats Team. RAMSEL, G. W. ll Buddy” AH Winters Age 21; 1st Lt. D F.A.; San Angelo Club; Pres. Permian Basin Club; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Block and Bridle Club; R.V.; Town Hall Assistant; Duncan Volunteer. RASCOE, WILLIAM M. “Bill” CE Corpus Christi Age 21; 1st Lt. Inf. Band; A.S.C.E.; Gulf Coast Club. REA. FRED Agr Age 21; N.M. REA, TED VM Age 20. READ, CARL, JR. AA Age 21. REAGAN, WOODROW CE Age 24; 2nd Lt. D Eng.; A.S.C.E. RAVEY, ROBERT LEE “Speed AA Amarillo Age 22; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, 3rd Hq. F.A.; Ama ' rillo Club; Distinguished Student; 18-23 Club. RAY, WALTER D. “Yankee” AA Houston Age 24; G C.A.C.; Accounting Society; Houston Club. “Fishman” Weatherford Weatherford Bridgeport “Woody” Goliad REAVIS, CECIL LEON, JR. “Rabbit” AA Shamrock Age 21; I F.A.; Junior Editor of Battalion; Pres. Eastern Panhandle Club; Glee Club, ’38-’39; Marketing and Finance Club; Battalion Staff; Press Club. REBER, WILLIAM H„ JR. Bill” PME Baytown Age 21; C C.A.C.; A.S.M.E.; A.I.M.E.; Houston Club; Intramural Mgr.; Sailing Club. 91 enior.i ’42 REEVES, C. D. “Columbo” AA Fort Worth Age 24; L Inf.; Economics Club; Marketing and Finance Club; Fort Worth Club. REEVES, L. W. “Nubbin” Ag Ed Edgewood Age 22; D R.C.; F.F.A.; Agricultural Education Club. REINHARD, WILLIAM PAUL “Bill” Pet E San Antonio Age 23; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, E C.A.C.; A.I.M.E.; San Antonio Club, Petroleum Club. REMINGTON, ERNEST E. AA “Shotgun” Graham Age 21; L Inf.; Economics Club; Marketing and Finance Club; Young County Club. RENAUD, A. FRED, JR. “Rope” AA Houston Age 23; 1st Lt. M Inf.; Houston Club; Marketing and Finance Club; Fish Swimming Team Captain; Swim ming Team; Water Polo. RHEMAN, GEO. A., JR. AA Brookshire Age 20; D Cav.; Economics Club; Freshman Y ' Cabinet. RICE, LEE Agr San Antonio Age 21; A Cav.; Major Corps Staff; San Antonio Club; Polo Team; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Block and Bridle Club; Press Club. RICHARDSON, CHARLES R . IE Trenton Age 23; Industrial Education Club; Singing Cadets. RICHARDSON, TRAVIS S. AH Hebbronville Age 20; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, A Cav.; Saddle and Sirloin Club. RIDER, A. M. “Art” LA Mexico City Age 22; D Cav.; Treas. Student Presbyterian League; Economics Club; Azteca Club; Y.M.C.A. RINEHART, J. O. “Jim” VM Springfield, 111. Age 25; F.A. Band; Junior A.V.M.A. RINGGOLD, W. M. ME Age 21; G F.A.; Major 3rd Bn. F.A.; Class; President Central Louisiana Club “Warren” Alexandria, La. V. ' Pres. Senior A.S.M.E. 92 eniord RIORDAN, FRANK, JR. “Sarg” AA El Paso Age 21; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, C Cav.; Marketing and Finance Club; Boxing Club; El Paso Club; Houston Club. RISINGER, RAY B. AA Age 21. ROBINSON, JOE F. AH “Sweet Pea” Waco “Iron Jaw” Canyon Age 21; Capt. B Cav.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Ex 4 ' H Club; Block and Bridle Club. ROBINSON, R. A. ME Age 22. “Monte” Houston ROBINSON, W. T. Pre ' Med “Moose” Big Spring Age 20; E F.A., Capt. 2nd Bn. Staff; V.-Press United Science Club; V.-Pres. Pre-Med Club; Pres. Big Spring Club; Biology Club; Economics Club; F.A. Ball Com¬ mittee ’41. RODDY, DAVID F. EE “Rod” Denison Age 21; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, Hq. S.C.; A.I.E.E.; Grayson County Club; Duncan Volunteer; Radio Club. RODGERS, BILLY “Cotton” CE San Antonio Age 21; Recreational Officer; A.S.C.E.; San Antonio Club. ROEDER, C. C., JR. AA ‘Heinie” Boerne Age 20; 1st Lt. K Inf.; Sophomore Representative; Ac¬ counting Society; Heart of Texas and Mountaineers Club; Marketing and Finance Club. ROEMER, C. R. “Red Bird” Ag Houston Age 20; I Inf.; Rural Sociology Club; Spanish Club. ROGERS, LEE W. AA Bishop Age 20; 1st Hq. F.A.; Student Representative; Market¬ ing and Finance Club; Press Club; Gulf Coast Club; Managing Editor Battalion; Sgt. at Arms, OBB’s. ROHRER, WAYNE “Doc” Agr Galveston Age 21; 2nd Lt. G Inf.; Recreational Officer; Rural Sociology Club; Galveston Club. ROLLINS, H. M. “Moak” ME Gulfport, Miss. Age 20; B C.A.C.; Major Reg. Staff; A.S.M.E., V.-Pres. ’42, Treas. ’41; Distinguished Student. 93 emorS ROMING, JAMES A. “Jimmy” DH Eddy Age 21; 2nd Lt. K Inf.; Kream and Kow Klub. ROMINGER, ROBIN L. “Rob” LA Breckenridge Age 20; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, G F.A.; Accounting Society, Pres. ' 41, Sec. ' Treas. ’40; V. ' Pres. Economics Club; Oil Belt Club; R.O.A.; Golf; Student Welfare Rep. ROSENTHAL, E. M. “Manny” AH Fort Worth Age 19; 1st Lt. F F.A.; Battalion Staff, Jr. Editor, ’41, Associate Editor, ’42; Hillel Councilman; Scholarship Honor Society; Fort Worth Club; Meats Judging Team, ’39 ' ’40; Distinguished Student. ROSE, GUY M. ME Dallas Age 21; E C.A.C.; A.S.M.E.; Dallas Club. ROSS, CLARK, JR. “Route Step” EE Marshall Age 20; B S.C.; East Texas Club; Radio Club; Cryptog ' raphy Club; A.I.E.E. ROUTH, JOE M. Ag Ed Abilene Age 22; 1st Lt. 1st Hq. F.A.; Abilene Club; Ag. Ed. So- ciety; Watchdog and Song Leader, F.F.A.; Duncan Volunteers. RUBLE, HENRY M. AH Bertram Age 20; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, I Inf.; Land of Lakes Club; Saddle and Sirloin Club. RUSSELL, D. L. “Deekie” AA Temple Age 25; M.G. Cav.; Major, 2nd Sqd. Staff; Cotton So¬ ciety; V.-Pres. Bell County Club, ’41; Marketing and Finance Club. RUSSELL, ROBERT R. “Bob” ME Mineral Wells Age 20; Major of Band; A.S.M.E.; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. SAUNDERS, J. D. “Jay” LA Goose Creek Age 21; 3 CHQ.; Houston Club; “Y” Club; Economics Club. SCHAWE, EDGAR J. “Happy” AA Knippa Age 22; Inf.; Southwest Texas Club; Newman Club; Marketing and Finance Club. SCHERZ, O. E. Land San Angelo Age 20; C F.A.; 1st Lt. Bn. Staff; Student Welfare Re p- | resentative; Landscape Art Club, Pres. ’41, Sec. ’40; San Angelo Club. 94 eniorS SCHEUMACK, JAMES F. “Chuck” CE Victoria Age 23; 2nd Lt. E Eng.; A.S.C.E.; S.A.M.E.; Victoria County Club. SCHMALZ, J. P. Pet E Dallas Age 24; 1st Lt. F C.A.C.; Dallas Club. “Smitty” San Antonio Age 20; 1st Lt. A F.A.: Publicity Director of Landscape Club; R.V.; San Antonio Club; “Y” Cabinet. SCHNEIDER, JACK H. “Mule” ME Houston Age 22; H C.A.C.; A.S.M.E.; Houston Club; Fish “Y” Cabinet. SCHMIDT, K. E. Land SCHROETER, OTTO E. Aero Age 23; Land of Lakes Club. SCHULZE, WARREN C. AA Marble Falls ‘Dusty” Mason Age 20; 1st Lt. H Inf.; Accounting Society; Heart of Texas and Mountaineers Club; Distinguished Student. SCHWINN, DAVID C. “Onion” Fish and Came Houston Age 21; 2nd Lt. A C.A.C.; Houston Club; Fish and Game Club. SCRUGGS, WALLACE “Wally” LA Ballinger Age 21; 1 CHQ.; Economics Club; Biology Club. SCOGGIN, JOHN D. “Scog” AA Collinsville Age 22; 1st Lt. I Inf.; Capt. Baseball Team; Marketing and Finance Club; Grayson County Club. SCOTT, F. E. “Sarge” Fiort San Saba Age 20; I Inf.; Sec. ' Treas. Horticulture Society; San Saba Club; Heart o ' Texas and Mountaineers Club. SEARS, L. A. “Lonnie” CE McKinney Age 20; A C.W.S.; Pres. Collin County Club; A.S.C.E.; Fish “Y” Cabinet; Distinguished Student. SEEWALD, HUGHES “Buddy” Sci Amarillo Age 22; A Cav.; Major 1st Sqd. Cav.; Amarillo Club. eruori ’42 SHARP, ROBERT H. “Bob” ME Port Arthur Age 23; 2nd Lt. A Eng.; A.S.M.E.; S.A.M.E.; Port Arthur Club. SHAVE, LEROY W. ME Age 22; B Inf.; A.S.M.E. Star SHELTON, DAVID S. AH “Dave” Houston Age 21; Capt. C Cav.; Student Welfare; Saddle 6? Sir ' loin Club; Block and Bridle Club; Brasos County Club; Polo ’39. SHELTON, J. A. PetE “Jim” Brownfield Age 21; A F.A.; A.I.M.E.; South Plains Club; Best Drilled Medal A F.A. ’40. SHEPHERD, NEAL H. “Shep” EE ME Bryan Age 21; Hq. S.C.; A.I.E.E.; Distinguished Student; Scholarship Honor Society. SEIINN, ELWYN M. ME Age 22; L Inf.; A.S.M.E. Grand Saline SHIPLEY, JOHN L. “Ship” Ag Ed Kaufman Age 20; 1st Lt. I Inf.; Kaufman County Club; F.F.A.; 18 ' 23 Club; Distinguished Student. SHURLEY, J. K. “Jack” CE Sonora Age 21; 1st Lt. D Eng.; A.S.C.E.; S.A.M.E. SIMPSON, WOODROW W. ME Age 21; 1st Lt. D C.A.C.; A.S.M.E. SINEX, JAMES Pet £ Age 20; D Inf.; Fort Worth Club. ‘Woody” Dallas “Jimmy” Fort Worth SISSOM, A. W. “Altie” EE Alvarado Age 20; A S.C.; 1st Lt. Bn. Staff; A.I.E.E.; Scholarship Honor Society. 9 s emord SKIDMORE, RIJAH G. Aero Grapeland Age 21; Capt. E C.A.C.; V. ' Chairman I.Ae.S.; R.V. SKRABANEK, ROBERT L. “Screw” RS Snook Age 2 3; E C.A.C.; Pres. Burleson County Club; WPres. Rural Sociology Club; Czech Club, Sec.-Treas. ’42, Re¬ porter ’41; Leon County Club; Fish and Game Club. SLACK, THOMAS E. ME Amarillo Age 24; Inf. Band; A.S.M.E.; Amarillo Club; Librarian and Student Conductor Aggie Band. SLADORNIK, REN PME Bartlett Age 22; Petroleum Club. SLEEPER, JOHN AH Elm Mott Age 22; C Inf.; Block and Bridle Club; Saddle and Sir¬ loin Club; Asst. Adv. Mgr. Battalion; Press Club; Mc¬ Lennan County Club. SLEEPER, W. C. ME New Orleans, La. Age 25; Capt. H F.A.; Varsity Tennis; Fish Football; Best Drilled Medal H F.A. ’39; A.S.M.E. SMITH, ARTHUR LEE, JR. “Snuify” Fish and Game Bryan Age 21; 1st Lt. A F.A.; Fish and Game Club; Fortnightly Club; Distinguished Student; R.V. SMITH, CHARLES L. “Smitty” ME Houston Age 21; 3 Hq. F.A.; A.S.M.E.; Houston Club. I m i $ SMITH, GORDON L. CE Lometa Age 22; M Inf. SMITH, H. FORREST “Mopey” ME Houston Age 22; H C.A.C.; A.S.M.E.; Houston Club; Fish “Y” Cabinet. SMITH, HAROLD S. “Snuffy” A A Prosper Age 22; Accounting Society; Collin County Club. SMITH, JAMES W. “Bub” Arch Dallas Age 21; Capt. 1st Hq. F.A.: Architecture Society; Dallas Club; R.V. 97 mm emord SMITH, LARRY R. ME Fort W orth Age 19; 1st Lt. G Inf.; A.S.M.E.; Fort Worth Club. SMITH, WINSTON GLENN “Smitty” Pet E Amarillo Age 21; B F.A.; Recreational Officer; A.I.M.E.; PetrO ' leum Club; Boxing Club ’38 ' ’41; Soph Boxing Champ; Head Waiter, Duncan Volunteers. SMITHAM, FRED Ch E Dallas Age 20; C C.W.S.; Major Regt. Staff; Town Hall Mgr.; Scholarship Honor Society; A.I.Ch.E.; Pres. Student Y.M.C.A.; Eng. Council; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. SMITHER, IRVINE F. A A Corpus Christi Age 22; B C.A.C.; Marketing and Finance Club; Gulf Coast Club. SMITHER, JACK M. “Jack” ME Dallas Age 20; Capt. C C.A.C.; A.S.M.E.; R.V.; Dallas Club; Distinguished Student; Best Drilled Medal C C.A.C. ’40. SOMERVILLE, GEO. R., JR. “Slim” Ch E San Antonio Age 20; B C.W.S.; Major Corps Staff; A.I.Ch.E.; San Antonio Club; Distinguished Student. SONBERG, STANLEY F. “Stan” Pet E Beeville Age 20; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, B F.A.; A.I.M.E.; Petroleum Club. SPARKMAN, CLARENCE “Sparky” VM Garden City Age 21; 1st Lt. A Cav.; Jr. A.V.M.A.; R.V. SPARKS, GEORGE H. “Sarge” Ag Ed Blanco Age 20; 2nd Lt. A Inf.; Ag. Ed. Society; F.F.A. SPARKS, TOM C. Pre ' Med Amarillo Age 21; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, F F.A.; Pre-Med Club; V. ' Pres. Amarillo Club; Duncan Volunteer. SPIVEY, MARSHALL AA Lufkin Age 20; Capt. C.A.C. Regt. Staff; Student Rep. Ath¬ letic Council; T Club; Football; Track. SPRINGFIELD, HARRY B. “Springy” Pet E Houston Age 21; C Eng. 98 SPRINKLE, C. C„ JR. “Cicero” Ch E Gadsden, Ala. Age 20; 1st Lt. C C.W.S.; Duncan Volunteer; Scholar¬ ship Honor Society. STALEY, S. S. “Skeen” Aero Dallas Age 20; Capt. E Eng.; Jr. Yell Leader ’40; Head Yell Leader ’41; Senior Rep. Student Eng. Council; I.Ae.S.; A.S.M.E.; Dallas Club; Fish “Y” Cabinet; Best Drilled Medal E Eng. ’40; Student Aid Fund Committee; “Y” Cabinet; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Uni¬ versities. STANDISH, GUS “Rock” Pet E Houston Age 22; 2nd Lt. C C.A.C.; A.I.M.E.; Houston Club; Petroleum Club; Geology Club. STANFORD, GEORGE LEE Ag Eng Linden Age 21; I Inf.; A.S.A.E. STEED, NETUM A. Pet E STAUDT, WM. C. “Bill” AA San Antonio Age 22; 2nd Lt. G F.A.; Accounting Society; San An¬ tonio Club; Economics Club. STEARMAN, W. C., JR. CE “Bill” Dallas Age 21; E Eng; Capt. 2nd Bn. Staff; Recreational Of¬ ficer; A.S.C.E.; 2nd V.-Pres. S.A.M.E. ‘Dr. Cyclops” Dallas Age 21; 1st Lt. E F.A.; A.I.M.E.; Dallas Club; Wichita Falls Club; R.V.; Distinguished Student. STENGEL, LEE ROY AA “Stud” Mason Age 21; 2nd Lt. H Inf.; Accounting Society; Recrea¬ tional Officer; Heart of Texas Club. STEPHENSON, JAMES F. “Steve” EA Houston Age 23; A Eng.; Sec.-Treas. S.A.M.E.; Town Hall Asst.; Houston Club; Sbisa Volunteer; Longhorn Staff. STEPHENS, R. A. “Steve” Ag Ed Gordon Age 20; E Inf.; Ag. Ed. Club; F.F.A. STERLING, EDWARD A., Ill “Butch” ME Laredo Age 21; 1st Lt. F F.A.; A.S.M.E.; Laredo Club. eniors 42 STERLING, MAG E. AA “Mac” Dallas Age 20; E F.A.; Press Club; Dallas Club; Battalion Art Staff; Baseball Squad. STEVENS, JOE T. Fish Game Bandera Age 21; Capt. Hq. Cav.; V. ' Pres. Fish and Game Club. STEVENS, MORRIS H. ME “Steve” Jacksonville Age 21; F.A. Band; A.S.M.E.; Jacksonville Club; Scholar¬ ship Honor Society. STEVENSON, ROBERT L. “Steve” AA Lovelady Age 20; 1st Lt. L Inf.; Accounting Society; Houston Club; Scholarship Honor Society. STEWART, CLAUDE C. “Cornwater” Ag Ed Bosqueville Age 21; Capt. Corps Band; Drum Major F.A. Band; F.F.A. STEWARD, T. B. IE “Stew” Rosser Age 21; I F.A.; Kaufman County Club; Industrial Edu¬ cation Club. STOCKARD, RAY “Reverend” Hort Lewisville Age 22; N.M.; Horticultural Society; Denton County Club. STOKES, JOE JR. “Joe Daniel” Ag Port Arthur Age 22; B F.A.; 1st Lt. 1st Bn. Staff; Rural Sociology Club; Port Arthur Club; Fish Intramural Mgr.; Long¬ horn Staff, Distinguished Student. STONE, GARRETT, M. “Jim” LA Amarillo Age 21; E F.A.; Pistol Team; Economics Club; Band; Panhandle Club. STONE, JAMES H., JR. AA Age 20; Dallas Club; R.V. “Jack” Dallas STOPPLE, WM. J. EE Age 21; A S.C.; Dallas Club. “Chick” Dallas STRACENER, J. R. “Ray” Aero Longview Age 21; 5 CH.Q.; I.Ae.S.; East Texas Club; Glee Club. 100 9 s emord STRAUCH, C. B. PetE Normanna Age 22; C F.A. STREATER, L. C. “Gootch” EE Port Arthur Age 21; Hq. S.C.; Major Bn. Staff; V.-Pres. “Y” Jr.-Sr. Council; Program Chairman A.I.E.E.; Port Arthur Club; Winner National Drawing Contest; Distinguished Stm dent. STUART, TOMMIE E. “Tom” AH Roby Age 21; F.A.; Block and Bridle Club; Saddle and Sirloin Club. STUBBS, SCOTT G. “Scotty” Ch E San Antonio Age 22; A C.W.S.; Recreational Officer; A.I.Ch.E. SUMNER, GEO. C. EE Fort Worth Age 20; 1st Lt. A C.A.C.; A.I.E.E. Engineer Rep; Fort Worth Club; Scholarship Honor Society; Radio Club. SWAIN, WILLIAM C. “Bill” Ch E Dallas Age 21; A C.W.S.; Major Staff; Sec. ' Treas. A.I.Ch.E.; Dallas Club; Newman Club; Fish “Y” Cabinet; Intra ' mural Mgr.; Distinguished Student; Scholarship Honor Society. SWIGERT, WM. F. CE Age 25; A.S.C.E.; Waco Club; Fencing Team. “Bill” Waco TABLEMAN, HOWARD “Dusty” AA Cisco Age 20; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, C F.A.; Marketing and Finance Club; Oil Belt Club; Distinguished Student. TATE, J. B. Agr Age 21; D Inf. “Bugs” Waxahachie TAYLOR, CHARLES M. “Chas.” AA San Antonio Age 21; 1st Lt. E F.A.; Marketing and Finance Club; Economics Club; San Antonio Club; Recreational Officer; Boxing Champ; R.V.; Best Drilled Medal 40; Distim guishcd Student. TAYLOR, GLENN, JR. “Rock” AH Albany Age 20; A Inf.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Block and Bridle Club. TAYLOR, JACK B. AH Aspermont Age 24; Capt. 3 Hq. F.A.; V. ' Pres. Saddle and Sirloin Club; V. ' Pres. Block and Bridle Club; Trans ' Pecos Club; Winner Danforth Fellowship; Agronomy Society; Best Drilled Medal ’39; Distinguished Student; Pres. Scholar ' ship Honor Society. snrmmMT 101 a: eniorS TAYLOR, JIMMIE “Fong” Aero Sonora Age 20; 1st Lt. A Inf.; San Angelo Club; 18 ' 23 Club. TAYLOR, LOUIS “Pappy” Ag Eng Colorado City Age 25; 1st Lt. A C.A.C.; A.S.A.E. TAYLOR, NEAL A. Pet E Water Valley Age 23; 1st Lt. A Inf.; San Angelo Club; Petroleum Club. TEAGUE, JESSE A. CE Bellevue Age 21; 1st Lt. A Eng.; Pres. A.S.C.E.; S.A.M.E.; En¬ gineers Council. TERRELL, KENNETH V. Ch E “K.V.” El Paso Age 21; Capt. A C.W.S.; El Paso Club; A.I.Ch.E.; Dis¬ tinguished Student; Scholarship Honor Society; Best Drilled, ’40. THOMAS, EDWIN F. “Jug” IE Jefferson Age 20; Aggie Band; Industrial Education Club; V.- Pres. Marion and Cass County Club; Rifle Team; “Ma¬ chine”; Cryptography Club. THOMASON, R. B. AH “Buck” Huntsville Age 19; D F.A.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Block and Bridle Club. THOMPSON, C. F. VM “Charlie” Pearsall Age 21; B Cav.; 1st Lt. 1st Sqd. Staff; A.V.M.A.; South¬ west Texas Club; Sbisa Volunteer. THOMPSON, HARRY L, JR. “Hogjaw” Pet E Marshall Age 21; G C.A.C.; 1st Lt. 2nd Bn. Staff; Sec. East Texas Club; Treas. ’39; A.I.M.E.; 18-23 Club; Petro¬ leum Club. THOMPSON, J. W. “Jub” Ch E Miami Age 21; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, C C.W.S.; A.I.Ch.E.; Eastern Panhandle Club; Finals Math Contest; Distin¬ guished Student. THOMPSON, M. M. LA Dallas Age 22; B Inf.; Dallas Club; Economics Club. THRIFT, WILLIAM TERRY, JR. Arch San Antonio Age 20; 1st Lt., E F.A.; Pres. Freshman Class; Treas. Architectural Club; V.-Pres. Y.M.C.A.; Inter-Church Council; Cosmopolitan Club; Personnel Officer. 102 emorS THURMAN, D. C. “Bug” Ento Menard Age 21; Managing Editor, Battalion; Pres. Entomology Club; Sec. Biology Club; Sec. United Science Club; Asst. Editor, Agriculturist; Scholarship Honor Society. THWING, R. C. “Jimmie” PME Aransas Pass Age 20; 1st Lt. D C.A.C.; Gulf Coast Club; A.I.M.E. TIERCE, M . L. “Lou” VM Millsap Age 21; K Inf. TILTON, R. JACK “Tak” Pet E Benavides Age 22; 2nd Hq. F.A.; 1st Lt. 1st Bn. Staff; Petroleum Club; A.I.M.E.; Student Welfare Rep.; Distinguished Student. TIMMONS, ED A. “Porky” CE Amarillo Age 22; G Inf.; 1st Lt. 2nd Bn. Staff; A.S.C.E.; Pan ' handle Club. TITLEY, RICHARD J. Ceol Age 21; A C.A.C.; R.V.; Dallas Club. “Dick” Dallas Geology Club, Pres. Ml, Sec. MO; TODD, WILLIAM W. AA “Bill” San Antonio Age 21; R.V.; San Antonio Club; Distinguished Student. TOLAND, C. J. “Jim” ME Taft Age 21: Capt. F.A. Band; A.S.M.E.; Gulf Coast Club; Aggie Band. TOMASO, LOUIE “Tomato Pet E Dallas Age 21; Major 2nd Bn. C.A.C. Staff; V.-Pres. Petro ' leum Club; Dallas Club; Newman Club; A.I.M.E.: Jr. Petroleum Award; Fish Sliderule Contest, 2nd Place; Fish Math Contest; Soph Math Contest; Distinguished Student; Scholarship Honor Society. TRANTHAM, WALTER EARL, JR. LA McAllen Age 22; F C.A.C.; Economics Club; Biology Club; Rio Grande Valley Club; “Engineer” Staff; History Student Asst.; Press Club; Distinguished Student. TREGRE, LOUIS S., JR. “Louie” Arch Baton Rouge, La. Age 21; Eng.; 1st Lt. 1st Bn. Staff; Architectural Society. TRIESCH, GILBEPvT ROBERT “Bud” Fish and Game San Antonio Age 22; 1st Hq. F.A.; Reporter Fish and Game Club; San Antonio Club; Entomology Club; A.S.M.; United Science Club; Biology Club; “Agriculturist” Staff. eniord ’42 TROTT, J. I. “Spud” PME Barstow Age 21; 1st Lt. E C.A.C.; Treas. Trans ' Pecos Club. TUMLINSON, P. H. “Pete” LA Bryan Age 21; A F.A.; Magazine Editor, Battalion. ULMER, C. M. Ag Eng San Angelo Age 21; 1st Hq. F.A.; Capt. 1st Bn. Staff; A.S.A.E.; San Angelo Club. VAN CLEAVE, GEORGE C. “Van” ME Port Arthur Age 22; B S.C.; A.S.M.E.; Intramural Mgr.; Port Ar¬ thur Club. VENNER, JOE PINSON AA Wolfe City Age 21; 6 C H.Q.; Accounting Society; Marketing and Finance Club. VESTAL, M. E. Ag Ed Age 20; C.W.S.; Falls County Club. ‘Toby” Mart • ;1T-- VU VILLAMIL, JORGE A. “George” Agr Manati, Puerto Rico Age 21; C Cav.; Agronomy Society; V.-Pres. Puerto Rico Club; Cosmopolitan Club; Senior Town Hall Asst. WADDELL, J. M. Pet E ‘Waddle” Houston Age 21; B Inf.; 1st Lt. 1st Bn. Staff; Treas. Petroleum Club; A.I.M.E.; Houston Club; Best Drilled Medal B Inf. ’40; Distinguished Student. WADE, D. F„ JR. “Flash” PE Lexington Age 20; C Inf.; Accounting Society; Football ’38 ' ’41. WAGGONER, CURTIS P. “Wag” AA Denton Age 21; M Inf.; Economics Club; Denton County Club, Pres. ’42, Treas. ’40; Marketing and Finance Club. WAKEFIELD, LEON A. LA Madisonville Age 20; C Inf.; Economics Club; Madison County Club. WAKELAND, E. W. “Curly” AA Forreston Age 20; Singing Cadets; Ellis County Club. 104 9 s emord WALLACE, JAMES C. “Jimmie Agr Charco Age 22; N.M.; Agronomy Society; Distinguished StU ' dent; Scholarship Honor Society. WALLACE, W. W. “Bill” Pet E Cisco Age 22; B F.A.; A.I.M.E. WALTON, DONALD H. “Don” AA El Paso Age 21; 1st Lt. C Cav.; Y.M.C.A. Cabinet; Accounting Society; El Paso Club; Agriculturist Magazine; Battalion Adv. Staff. WALVOORD, JAMES G. “Jim” ME Dallas Age 20; Capt. F C.A.C.; A.S.M.E.; R.V.; Dallas Club. WARD, W. T. “Teetle” Ag Ed Childress Age 22; H F.A.; F.F.A. WARNER, HOWARD C. “Spook” Agr Bryan Age 21; F F.A.; Fish Crops Contest; Sec. ' Treas. Agrom omy Society; V.-Pres. Nat l. Jr. Society of Agronomy; Pistol Team; Sbisa Volunteer; Cotton Society; AgrP culturist Staff. WARREN, R. J. “Buzz” AA Marlin Age 20; V. ' Pres. Falls County Club. WARREN, ROBT. M. “Bob” AA Frisco Age 21; 1st Hq. F.A .; Collin County Club; Marketing and Finance Club; Scholarship Honor Society; Distin¬ guished Student. WATKINS, M. L. “Gobbler” AH Eden Age 21; 1st Lt. H Inf.; Pres. Heart of Texas Club; Sad¬ dle £=? Sirloin Club; Block 6? Bridle Club; Duncan Volunteer. WATSON, JOSEPH P. “Joe” EE New London Age 21; A S.C.; A.I.E.E.; Recreational Officer; Pres. East Texas Club. WATZKE, D. W. “Don” ME El Paso Age 21; F C.A.C.; A.S.M.E.; El Paso Club. WEAVER, O. M., JR. “Dough” ME Bonham Age 21; 1st Lt. A F.A.; A.S.M.E.; Bonham Club; Fish “Y” Cabinet; Soph Math Contest. eniord ’42 WEBB, GEORGE A. “Duck” AA Dallas Age 20; 4th C H.Q.; Dallas Club; Marketing and Finance Club. WEBB, J. F. “Chick” LA Age 22; FA Band; San Angelo Club. San Angelo WELCH, RAYMOND J. “Smokey” AA Age 25; L Inf.; San Angelo Club. Sterling City WELSH, TOM C„ JR. “Tommy” ME Houston Age 22; D F.A.; A.S.M.E.; Houston Club. WESTBROOK, CLYDE H„ JR. “Dusty” Ch E Melvin Age 21; 1st Lt. B C.W.S.; A.I.Ch.E.; Jr.-Sr. Council. WESTBROOK, LUTHER, J. San Angelo Club; LA Kerens Age 21; H F.A.; Capt. 3rd Bn. Staff; Economics Club; Navarro County Club; Distinguished Student. WHEAT, JOHN D. “Buster” AH Eastland Age 20; Hq. Cav.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Soph Live¬ stock Judging Contest. WHITE, A. E. “Buddy” Ag Ed Pearsall Age 21; Capt. G Inf.; Sec. F.F.A.; Southwest Texas Club, Pres. ’42, Sec.-Treas. ’41; Fish Livestock Judging Team. WHITE, S. M. “Sol” Ag Eng Houston Age 22; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, F Eng.; Houston Club; A.S.A.E.; S.A.M.E. WHITFILL, R. K. Ag Ed Denison Age 20; Inf.; Sec.-Treas. Poultry Science Club; F.F.A.; Grayson County Club; Poultry Judging Team; Distin¬ guished Student. WHITMORE, HARRY E. “Hatty” ME Denison Age 21; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, B C.A.C.; A.S.M.E.; R.V.; Grayson County Club. WHITNEY, C. C., JR. “C 2 ” CE Brownwood Age 22; 2nd Lt. D Eng.; A.S.M.E.; A.S.C.E. 106 WIEKLUND, HAROLD P. “Swede” ME Houston Age 23; 2 C H.Q.; A.S.M.E.; Houston Club. WILBORN, EDGAR D. “Shorty” Ag Eng Alvord Age 21; N.M.; A.S.A.E. WILLIAMS, DONALD L. MjE Dallas Age 21; G C.A.C.; A.S.M.E.; Dallas Club. WILLIAMS, GEORGE, ]R. “Pinkie” Ag Ed Eldorado Age 21; 1st Lt., 2nd in Command, 1st Hq. F.A.; Recrea ' tional Officer; San Angelo Club; F.F.A. WILLIAMS, GORDON WAYNE “G.W.” ME Marlin Age 21; 1st Lt. G C.A.C.; A.S.M.E.; Sec. Falls County Club. WILLIAMS, JAMES H. “Curley” CE Sherman Age 21; A Eng.; A.S.C.E.; Grayson County Club; C.A.A. WILLIAMS, STEPHEN B. “Steve” DH Los Fresnos Age 20: 1st Lt. Hq. Cav.; Pres. Presbyterian Student Assn.; Kream and Kow Klub; Rio Grande Valley Club. WILLIAMS, T. A. “Rumdum” AH San Antonio Age 20; B Cav.: Capt. 1st Sqd. Staff; Polo Team; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Block and Bridle Club; San Antonio Club. WILLINGHAM. JAMES ERNEST III “Jew” PME Sabinal Age 20; 1st Lt. 2nd Hq. F.A.; A.I.M.E.; A.S.M.E.; Southwest Texas Club. WILLIS, DON F. Ag Ross Age 23. WILMETH. E. D. “Gene” Agr Ebony Age 20; D Inf.; Pres. Agronomy Society; Circulation Mgr., Battalion; Press Club; Capt. Cross Country; Gum- shoe; Duncan Diner; Scholarship Honor Society. WILSON, JAMES L. “Jimmy” ME Everman Age 21; 2nd Lt. F Inf.; A.S.M.E.; Scholarship Honor Society. 107 emord WILSON, L. M. Ch E Pasadena Age 20; 2nd Lt. A C.W.S.; A.I.Ch.E. WILSON, MACK RAYMOND Mack” DH Giddings Age 24; E Inf.; Kream and Kow Klub. WILSON, TOM F. “Tommy” A.gr Pilot Point Age 19; G Inf.; Vice ' Pres. Denton County Club. WILSON, THOMAS R. “Jeff” LA Beaumont Age 21; B C.W.S.; Jr. ' Sr. Council; Beaumont Club; Distinguished Student. WILSON, WM. D. “Bill” AA Prosper Age 21; B Inf.; Accounting Society; Marketing and Finance Club; Collin County Club; Fish Baseball; Dis ' tinguished Student. WINCHESTER, JAMES M. “Sunshine” Sci Shamrock Age 20; 2nd Lt. A C.W.S.; A.I.Ch.E.; Eastern Pan ' handle Club. WISCHKAEMPER, T. F. PAUL “Wish” AA Lutie Age 21; I Inf.; Marketing and Finance Club; Spanish Club; Eastern Panhandle Club; Distinguished Student. WISE, COLLINS Ag Ed Age 20; G Inf.; F.F.A. “Boochie” Rockwood WISE, FRANKLIN A. “Fearless Frank” Pet E Kerens Age 23; B Eng.; S.A.M.E.; A.I.M.E. WITTENBACH, A. J., JR. “Witt” Aero Harlingen Age 21; L Inf.; Rio Grande Valley Club. WOFFORD, WILLIAM T. “Bill” EE Arlington Age 21; 2nd Lt. E C.A.C.; A.I.E.E.; Radio Club; Fort Worth Club. WOLFE, J. P. “Jack” DH Brady Age 20; Capt. C F.A.; Sec. ' Treas. Junior Class; Historian Senior Class; Kream and Kow Klub; Sec. ' Treas. Heart of Texas and Mountaineers Club. 108 eniord WOLFE, PAUL J. “Poojie” Ch E Amarillo Age 21; C C.W.S.; A.I.Ch.E.; Amarillo Club; Scholar ' ship Honor Society. WOOD, V. D., JR. “Woody” ME Texarkana Age 21; 1st Lt. D Eng.; Recreational Officer; S.A.M.E.; A.S.M.E.; Texarkana Club. WOODHAM, ROBERT E., JR. “Bob” Ch E Beaumont Age 21; A F.A.; A.I.Ch.E.; Beaumont Club; Dis- tinguished Student; Scholarship Honor Society. WOOLFORD, JOHN L. “Johnny” LA Galveston Age 21; Galveston Club; Economics Club. WRIGHT, ORMOND W. “O.W.” Pet E Amarillo Age 20; 1st Lt. D Eng.; S.A.M.E.; A.I.M.E.; Petroleum Club; Amarillo Club. YAGER, B. T., JR. AH Wellborn Age 20; Capt. Cav. Regt. Staff; Agronomy Society; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Block and Bridle Club; Dis¬ tinguished Student. YANKEE, R. D. “Rusty” Ch E Fort Worth Age 20; B C.W.S.; Recreational Officer; A.I.Ch.E.; Fort Worth Club. YANTIS, RAY J. CE Dublin Age 21; 2nd Lt. D Inf.; A.S.C.E. “Bill” Alice Yantis YETTER, S. N. “Sug” Aero Dallas Age 20; 1st Lt. D C.A.C.; I.Ae.S.; Dallas Club. YOUNG, S. H. ME Dallas Age 25; A Eng.; Capt. Regt. Staff; A.S.M.E.; Dallas Club. 109 eniord BONEY, W. A., JR. VM Age 25; N.M.; Jr. A.V.M.A. CALDWELL, FRANK VM Age 30; N.M.; Jr. A.V.M.A. CASHION, ROSS B. LA Coldspring Age 21; N.M.; Math Club; Distinguished Student. ECHEGARAY, JULIO “Guto” VM Lares, Puerto Rico Age 27; A Cav.; Sec. ' Treas. Puerto Rico Club; Jr. A.V.M.A.; Cosmopolitan Club. EVANS, MURRAY AA McKinney Age 26; N.M.; Battalion Staff; Assistant in Cotton Mar ' keting Dept.; Cotton Society; Collin County Club; Aggieland Orchestra; Scholarship Honor Society. FAGAN, JOE GAIL Aero Age 26; I.Ae.S.; A.S.M.E. Stephenville FOSHEE, RAY J. VM West Columbia Age 23; N.M.; Pres. Brazoria County Club; Biology Club; Jr. A.V.M.A.; Intramural Manager. GIBSON, JOHN W. Ag Ed Melissa Age 29; N.M.; Collin County Club; F.F.A.; Distinguished Student; Scholarship Honor Society. ISAAC, CHARLES “Kinky” VM Port Arthur Age 28; N.M.; Jr. A.V.M.A., Pres. 41, Sec. ' Treas. ’40; Port Arthur Club; Distinguished Student; Scholarship Honor Society. JONES, RANKIN -A.H Denton Age 28; N.M.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Block and Bridle Club. KESSLER, SYDNEY “Kelser” VM Cementon, N. Y. Age 21; A.V.M.A.; Hillel Club. KREU2, SAM “Brund” VM LaGrange Age 23; N.M.; A.V.M.A.; Pres. Fayette County Club. no 1 ROAN, J. J„ JR. Ag Ed Age 25; N.M.; Agricultural Education Club. ROBERTS, M. P. VM Age 23; Hq. Cav.; Pres. Jr. A.V.M.A. enio LOPEZ, OLAGUIBEET A. “Ola VM Hato ' Rey, Puerto Rico Age 26; B Cav.; Vice ' Pres. Puerto Rico Club; Battalion Staff; Jr. A.V.M.A.; Cosmopolitan Club; Spanish Club. LUTZ, H. HAMMEN “Esquire” VM ' AH Baltimore, Md. Age 24; Pres. Tall Story Club; Jr. A.V.M.A. LYNN, ROBERT “Tex” VM Rockville Centre, N.Y. Age 28; N.M.; Sec. Biology Club; Jr. A.V.M.A.; Chess Club; Spanish Club; Fish Swimming Team; Varsity Swimming; Rifle Team; Aggietone News Narrator. MOUGHON, BILLY VM Lufkin Age 25; Jr. A.V.M.A. OELKERS, J. C. “Buddy” AA Carrizo Springs Age 21; N.M.; Marketing and Finance Club; Southwest Texas Club. PALEY, K. J. “Ken” VM Lake Forest, 111. Age 25; F.A.; Jr. A.V.M.A. SINGLETARY, GILES Land Center Age 24; N.M.; Vice ' Pres. Landscape Arts Club. THOMAS, J. W. “Lefty” Ag Ed Roscoe Age 33; F.F.A. WOLFE, J. WILEY VM Bryan Age 32; N.M.; Vice-Pres. Jr. A.V.M.A.; Distinguished Student. Ill 3 uniord BOYD, EARL AA —Terrell BRACHER, R. A. ME —Houston BRADSHAW, F. M. ME— Longview BRANDON, BILL Ch E —San Benito BRANDON, CLAUDE CM —Refugio BREAUX, R. A. EE —Houston BRIDGES, L. A. Ag Ed—Bronte BRIENT, R. R. ME —Port Arthur BRISCOE, ANDREW AH —Richmond BRITTAN, J. E. AA— Luf in BROWN, ALANSON Agr— Houston BROWN, H. D. AH— Roc s firings BRUSH, CARLTON EE—Dallas BRYANT, BOB Ch E—Stamford BUCY, W. F., JR. Geol—Brownwood BURKS, S. V., JR. Ch E—Kingsville BURLESON, J. T. LA— Houston BURNAM, T. J. ME—El Paso BUTLER, BOB CE —Bryan BUTTRILL, W. V. AA— Houston BYERS, H. B. ME—Fort Worth CABELL, H. B. LA— Austin CAMPBELL, D. E. ME —Garland 116 umord CANTU, PETER Arch—San Antonio CAPERTON, G. B. PME — Shamroc CARDWELL, W. W. AH— Luling CARLISLE, CECIL AA— Alice CARLSON, D. W. AH— Georgetown CARO COSTAS, R. R. A.g Eng—Hato Rey, P.R. CAROTHERS, G. C., JR. ME—Stamford CARPENTER, CLYDE LA— McLean CARROLL, W. B., JR. AA— Pear Valley CARTER, J. E. AA— Luling CARTER, LEE ME—Houston CASSO, R. R. ME—Laredo CAUDLE, F. A. Ag Ed — Bronte CERNOSEK, B. D. Land —West CHACHERE, C. W. EE—Houston CHALMERS, W. H. A A— Houston CHAPMAN, K. T. IE—Waco CHEATAM, P. P. AA —Little Roc , Ar . CHILDS, B. O., JR. CE—Fort Worth CLARK, GENE W. Aero — Fort Worth CLARK, HOWARD ME—Houston CLAYTON, P. A. VM — Bailey, Tenn. CLEMONS, H. C. Ag Ed—Bartlett GOFER, D. B., JR. LA —-College Station uniorS ADAMS, J. H. AA— Maban ADAMS, J. R„ JR. AA— La Feria ADAMS, J. W. Aero —Mertzon ADAMS, MOFFATT Arch—San Antonio ADAMS, WYNNE Pet E—San Antonio AD KISSON, W. M. EE — Enid, 0 la. AGEE, C. D. ME— Dallas ALBRITTON, F. D., JR. LA —Houston ALDRICH, K. J. LA—St. Petersburg, Fla. ALEXANDER, M. M. ME — Ft. Worth ALFORD, J. P. Agr—W adder ALFORD, R. A. A A— Bryan ALFORD, PHILIP Ag Ed—Hearne AMMONS, H. L. Fish Game—Stephenville ANDREWS, H. A. Ae7 ' o— Eldorado, Ar . ASTIN, J. W. AA— Stamford ASHFORD, FRED, JR. ME—Longview ARMSTRONG, A. E. AA— Houston BABCOCK, C. L. LA— Beaumont BAEN, S. R. ME—San Antonio BAEUCHLE, A. A. AA— Marlin BAILEY, C. E. Eco—Dallas BAIRD, J. A. EE—Omaha BAKER, E. E., JR. Ch E—Beaumont umord BALL, E. B. ME— Liberty BALL, H. F. CE— Victoria BALL, R. A. AH— Uvalde BALLARD, D. C. VM—Has ell BARNARD, R. R. Ch E—Amarillo BARRETT, J. H. Ch E—Beaumont BARTH, CLIFFORD Arch E—Kenedy BASKIN, BEN AH— Kerrville BAUML, J. A. CE—San Antonio BEARD, J. H. ME— Bryan BEARD, M. A. A A— Broaddus BEAUMONT, D. A. ME— Port Arthur BELL, P. L. Agr — Greenville BENBOW, R. H. Pre ' Med—Bryan BENDER, W. H. Aero —Dallas BERRY, E. W., JR. ME— Abilene BEYER, WILLIAM Ch E—Fort Worth BILLINGSLEY, J. C. Arch E— Pasadena BLACK, W. R. AH —Breckenridge BLANKENSHIP, R. E. DH—Amarillo BOLLING, T. J. ME —Edna BORGSTROM, C. E. Aero— Houston BOWDEN, R. H. Ch E— El Paso BOWIE, WILLIAM Pet E—Dallas lb ' $■ umorS BOYD, EARL AA— Terrell BRACHER, R. A. ME—Houston BRADSHAW, F. M. ME —Longview BRANDON, BILL Ch E—San Benito BRANDON, CLAUDE CM— Refugio BREAUX, R. A. EE—Houston BRIDGES, L. A. Ag Ed—Bronte BRIENT, R. R. ME—Port Arthur BRISCOE, ANDREW AH— Richmond BRITTAN, J. E. AA— Luf in BROWN, ALANSON Agr— Houston BROWN, H. D. AH— Roc sj?rings BRUSH, CARLTON EE—Dallas BRYANT, BOB Ch E—Stamford BUCY, W. F„ JR. Ceol—Brownwood BURKS, S. V., JR. Ch E—Kingsville BURLESON, J. T. LA— Houston BURNAM, T. J. ME—El Paso BUTLER, BOB CE—Bryan BUTTRILL, W. V. AA— Houston BYERS, H. B. ME—Fort Worth CABELL, H. B. LA— Austin CAMPBELL, D. E. ME—Garland CANON, HICKS AH— Sanderson 116 CANTU, PETER Arch—San Antonio £ uniord CAPERTON, G. B. PME—Shamrock CARDWELL, W. W. AH —Luling CARLISLE, CECIL AA—Alice CARLSON, D. W. AH —Georgetown CARO COSTAS, R. R. A.g Eng—Hato Rey, P.R. CAROTHERS, G. C., JR. ME—Stamford CARPENTER, CLYDE LA— McLean CARROLL, W. B., JR. AA— Pear Valley CARTER, J. E. AA —Luling CARTER, LEE ME—Houston CASSO, R. R. ME—Laredo CAUDLE, F. A. Ag Ed—Bronte CERNOSEK, B. D. Land —West CHACHERE, C. W. EE—Houston CHALMERS, W. H. AA—Houston CHAPMAN, K. T. IE—Waco CHEATAM, P. P. AA— Little Roc , Ar . CHILDS, B. O., JR. CE—Fort Worth CLARK, GENE W. Aero—Fort Worth CLARK, HOWARD ME —Housttm CLAYTON, P. A. VM— Bailey, Term. CLEMONS, H. C. Ag Ed—Bartlett COPER, D. B., JR. LA —College Station 117 uniors COKE, J. W. Ch E—Dallas COKER, J. W. AA— San Antonio COKINOS, M. P. Pre ' Med—Beaumont COLDWELL, COLBERT A A— El Paso COLLIER, A. E. EE—Temple CONGER, JACK AH —Uvalde COOK, R. T. CE—Punta Santiago, P.R. CORDUA, H. A. LA— Galveston CORREU, J. D. Ch E—Laredo COX, J. T. ME— Houston CRISWELL, R. R. AA— Calvert CROWDER, CHARLIE ME —San Antonio CROWN, PHIL Arch —Dallas CROZIER, B. B. Agr —VCaelder CROZIER, W. V. AH — ' Waelder CULBERSON, O. L. Ch E —Luling CULLUM, T. A. CE —Dallas CUMBIE, E. M. AH—Bronte DALTON, J. B. ME— Clint DANKLEFS, J. T. Ag— Garwood DARDEN, JACK Ento—Harlingen DAVIS, D. M. Agr— Farmerville, La. DAVIS , F. B. Pet E—Gainesville DECKER, J. L. Aero—Temple 118 $• iimorA DEDMAN, S. W. PME—Brownwood DELFRAISSE, HAROLD LA— Laredo DENNEY, J. C. CE—Corpus Christi DENNIS, G. E. AA— ' Waco DENNY, L. G. AH— Panhandle DICKERSON, H. W. CE—San Antonio DIXON, BILL AA— Wichita Falls DIXON, SAM Arch E—Houston DODD, W. C. ME—Palestine DORAN, W. H. Pet E—San Antonio DOWLING, W. I. Chem—Houston DOWNING, RICHARD Ch E—Dallas DRAKE, KYLE AH— Laredo DREISS, W. F. ME —San Antonio DRIER, CHARLES, JR. Ch E—Dallas DRISKILL, JAMES PME—Palestine Di-BOSE, BILL ME—Fort Worth DUFFIE, BEN ME — Houston DYESS, WELDON ME—-Bryan EADS, R., JR. ME—Robstown EARNHEART, B. G. ME—White wright EBENSBERGER, A. C. EE—Boerne EBERHARDT, CHARLES Arch E—Cuero EBERSPACHER, L. H. EE—Angleton 119 ■ J uniord EDWARDS, CHRIS CE —Waco EDWARDS, C. V. Ch E—Dallas EDWARDS, K. J. LA— College Station EDWARDS, MICKEY CM— Corsicana EDWARDS, ROWLAND Agr— Dallas ELLSBERRY, SAM ME—Dallas ELMORE, J. V. AA— Dallas ERLUND, O. J. Fish Game—Crosby ESMOND, K. E CE—Lamesa ESSER, ED, JR. ME —Houston FALLWELL, F. X. CE— Dallas FANNIN, C. L. AA— Marlin FERGUSON, BILL CE — Shreveport, La. FERGUSON, GEO. PME—Crosby FERGUSON, S. H. Agr— Howe FILES, W. F. Ag Eng—Gorman FISHER, J. E. ME—Victoria FITZGERALD, E. A. LA— Dallas FLOCKE, A. E. A A— Schulenburg FLOWERS, B. T. ME—Port Arthur FRANKLIN, C. C. CE — Roc dale FRY, EDWARD CE—Brownsville GAINER, H. O. 120 GANDY, W. S. AH —Robstown 3 uruord GEDNEY, W. R. Arch E—Houston GERMOND, BOB ME—Dallas GIBSON, W. F. AH— San Antonio GILL, W. G. Pet E—Houston GILLEN, DYKE AA —Lain pasas GILRUTH, JIMMY VM— Marfa GLEASON, J. F. Ch E—Luling GLENDENNING, F. B. EE—McAllen GLOVER, CHARLES LA— Fort Smith, Ar . GODDARD, W. R. AA— Ardmore, 0 la. GOEN, O. F. AH —Bryan GOLDMAN, OLIN ME — Tempe, Ariz. GOODMAN, CHARLES AA—Llano GOODMAN, W. F„ JR. LA —Dallas GOODRICH. M. H., JR. ME—Dallas GOODSON, W. C. Ch E—Longview GOPPERT, J. G. Aero—Edna GORDON, E. A. ME—Gilmer GORDON, JOE Arch E — Homer, La. GORHAM, G. M. AH—Waco GRAY, JACK VM —Mission GRENADER, JOSEPH GRIEDER, C. D. AH —San Antonio 121 uniorS GRIFFIN, D. G. Ch E—Midland GRIFFIN, R. R. Ch E—Crowell GRIFFITH, JAMES CE—Grand Cane, La. GRIMES, M. L. Aero —Abilene GUNN, GLAUDE Ag Ed—Bowie GUYMON, V. F. EE—Houston HAGEN, H. B. EE — Shreveport, La. HALE, E. M. EE—Dallas HALL, C. A. A A —Leona HALL, E. E. PME—Beaumont HALL, W. TIP Ag Eng—Denton HAMMETT, HENRY EE — Greenville, Miss. HAMPTON, JACK ME—McCamey HANBY, R. L. Agr —Mesquite HANCOCK, CHARLES LA —Houston HANNON, L. K. Pet ' Geol—San Antonio HARDIN, W. R. Aero — Lovington, N- Mex. HARLAN, J. L. AA —Reagan HARRELL, W. T. A A —Wolfe City HARRIS, F. S. Pet E—Houston HARRISON, W. B. AA— HART, CHARLES Set —Bryan HARTMAN, E. C. 122 $ unions MASSINGER, A. K. EE —Seguin HAUSMAN, W. M. ME— San Antonio HEARD, E. B. AA— Shreveport, La. HEBISEN, E. E. IE—Iraan HELMCAMP, J. F. ME— ' Wichita Falls HEMPHILL, W. A. AH —San Angelo HENDRIX, E. C. LA —San Antonio HENGST, L. C. ME— Woodlawn HESTER, C. H. Aero— Calvert HIDELL, R. R. Dallas HILLIARD, H. E. CE —Stephenville HINSON, F. V. AA— Graham HODGES, L. H. Ag Eng —T ulia HOEPFNER, FRITZ AH— Corpus Christi HOLDEMAN, HAROLD AH— -Del Rio HOLDERNESS, B. C. Arch E—Abilene HOLEKAMP, E. R. Ag Eng— Comfort HOLT, JOHN AH —Big La e HOLT, N. C. AH —Spearman HOME, L. G. Agr —Perryton HOOD, J. M. A A —Plano HOOKER, T. C. LA— Dallas HOUSEWRIGHT, L. D. ME— Fort Worth HUCKINS, G. J. EE— Port Arthur mmmmaMS 123 juniors H HI HUDDLESTON, R. H. EE—Temple HUDSON, GLENN LA —San Antonio HUFFHINES, W. E. ME—Dallas HUFFMEYER, H. B. Ch E—San Antonio HUNTER, C. B. A A—S pur HURST, H. L. VM —Lancaster HUSER, J. E. RS —Granger IRWIN, W. G. DH— Roano e IVEY, BEN Agr —Tsleta JAMES, D. W. Agr —Sulphur Springs JAMES, J. K. ME—Graham JOHNSON, GUY ME— Dallas JOHNSON, S. N. VM—Dallas JONES, E. E. AA —Comanche JONES, R. C. A A —San Antonio JONSSON, ERROL AH— Crystal City KAFFER, STEVE Aero —El Paso KAMPERMAN, W. R. A A —Dallas KELBER, W. J. VM— Ontario, Calif. KELLER, J. F. Aero —Fort Worth KIDD, B. F. AH —Menard KIEL, JAMES Ag Ed—Wichita Falls KIMBRO, J. K. Ag Eng—Fort Worth KING, H. C. AA—T exar ana 124 uniord KINGERY, C. E. LA— La e Charles, La. KIRK, S. K. Ag— Harrold KISER, J. W. EE—Kaufman KRAEMER, M. S. PME—San Antonio KUNKEL, H. O. AH— Olney KUTSCHBACH, ROBERT VM —Houston LACY, W. H. Pet E—San Antonio LAMAR, H. C. AA —Rosebud LANFORD, F. S. AH— Blanket LANFORD, H. R. A A— Blanket LANGDALE, P. B. ME—Houston LANSDON, D. S. EE—San Antonio LANTAU, MARTIN ME — Savanna. III. LAPHAM, R. F. VM— San Bernardino, Calif. LAWRENCE, JOHN LA— Bryan LEARY, MORRIS Pet E — Estelline LEDBETTER, GENE Ch E — Dallas LEHMBERG, BILL Agr — Brownwood LEHMBERG, D. G. AH— Mason LEMKE, C. A. CE — Waco LEMLEY, JOE AH — San Angelo LENERT, A. A. Aero—College Station LETSOS, JIMMY ME—Galveston - ' ........... ' r.- r ' -- ,■ mm LITTERST, F. C. AH —Houston MJnWMBVliMMMM 125 J (1 f 1 umorA LITTLE, DON PME- — Homer, La. LOCKETT, A. V. CE—Tyler LONGLEY, J. B. AA —Giddings LOOFBOURROW, R. J. EE—-Abilene LOVE, C. O. EE—Corsicana LOVETT, C. E. Agr —Dumas LOWRIE, N. E. ME—Terrell LOZANO, R. F. A A— El Paso LYNCH, A. H. Ch E—Broivnsville LYON, G. C. Ch E—Longview McAllister, j. h. AA— Eden McBride, h. s. AH—May McCASKILL, M. W. Pet E—Ennis McCHESNEY, EARL LA— D el Rio McClelland, g. d. ME— Henderson McClendon, e. w. Aero —Harlingen McCOLLUM, C. M. AA —Houston McCRARY, J. C. IE—Waco McGHEE, J. W. ME—Brownwood McGOWEN, N. C. AH — Shreveport, La. McKEY, I. D. EE—Dallas McLARTY, E. C. IE—Waco McMAHAN, J. E. Pet E—Whitney McMillan, l. h. AH— Mason 126 i • sfumord McMILLIN, J. M. EE—Dallas McSPADDEN, E. F. CE—Teague MACEIRAS, R. P. CE—Port Arthur MACY, RICHARD VM —El Monte, Calif. MAGUIRE, CHARLES LA— Galveston MALEY, D. P. Pet E—Dallas MALLORY, P. R. ME—Little Roc , Ar . MAPLES, JOE Agr— Haskell MAPLES, LORAN IE—Bonham MARCHBANKS, W. W. Agr— Childress MAREK, ALLAN PME—Placedo MARNOCH, G. W. EE—San Antonio MARSTON, A. A. Sci—Kingsville MARTYN, H. J„ JR. ME — Dallas MASON, G. L., JR. AA — Liberty MASON, L. M. Ch E—Liberty MASSEY, J. A. Ch E—Dallas MATTHEWS, D. W. Pet E—Petersburg MATZNER, O. R. Ch E — Fort Worth MAXWELL, LYNN PME — Helena, Ar . MAYNARD, M. F. CE — Palacios MAYER, A. F. Pet E — Henderson, Ky. MAYER, E. B. AH— Fayetteville MEGGS, H. A. LA — San Antonio 127 J uniord MELBERN, R. L. AH— Gatesville MERCER, J. A. Ch E — I ' lew Braunfels MILEY, W. C. Pet E —Bay City MILLER, JACK B. AH— College Station MILLER, M. M. A A —Fa rmersville MILLER, R. H. VM—Big Spring MILLER, W. F. RS— Perrin MILLIGAN, A. E. Pet E —Seguin MILLS, J. F. Agr— Winnsboro MILLS, W. G. AA —Zephyr MOFFETT, H. C. Ag— Lancaster MOLLOY, JOHN LA— San Saba MONTEITH, E. E. PME—Dallas MOORE, R. J. A A— Amarillo MOORE, T. N. Hort—Dallas MORRISON, DURWARD Agr— Greenville MUDD, J. E. AA—T oa um MULLINIX, R. M. ME— San Benito MULLINS, J. R. LA— Galveston MUNN, BURTON ME—Ennis MUTSCHINK, A. O. AH— Giddings MYERS, TOM A A— Brownfield NAGEL, JACK LA— Houston NANCE, AUSTIN Pet E—Victoria 128 umord NETHERY, M. J. Sci—Junction NEWTON, L. E. Ch E—Rotan NIXON, S. H. ME— Fort Worth NORTON, F. R. AA—T exar ana O ' CONNER, JAS., JR, CE— Dallas OLIVER, SAM Ag Ed — Buc holts OLSON, E. A. Pet E—Los Fresnos OSBORN, M. B. Agr —Claude OSTERHOLM, HARROLD Aero— Texas City OUTTERSIDE, C. E. LA— Texas City PANKEY, W. R. Ch E—Forney PARCHMAN, L. E. IE —Houston PARKER, K. N. AA —Jacksonville PARKER, W. D. AH— Monahans PARKER, W. O. Arch—Freeport PATTERSON, E. B., JR. EE —Dallas PEALOR, J. P„ JR. AA—La Villa PENNINGTON, W. M. AA —Woodville PEPPER, J. W. AA — Sweetwater PERRY, E. B. Arch E — Palestine PESEK, J. T„ JR. Ag Ed — Jourdanton PETERSON, L. T. CE—Dallas PETTY, D. M. AA —Santo PHELPS, RAYMOND Arch—San Antonio 129 uniors PHILIPS, F. T. ME—San Antonio PHILLIPS, WARREN VM— Winchendon, Mass. PICKOFF, L. J. Sci—Taylor PIERCE, T. K. AA— Dallas PITTMAN, C. L. AH— DeLeon POST, C. W. AH— Midland POU, C. G. Aero E—Cleburne POWELL, J. A. AH— Menard POWER, C. H. Fish Game —- San Antonio PRANGLIN, H. N. PME—Pearsall PRATT, J. W. Aero E—Galveston PUMPHREY, J. B. AH—Old Glory PYEATT, B. B. Ch E—Dallas QUINN, P. B. ME—Beeville QUISENBERRY, ROY AA— Seymour RAFFERTY, EDWARD AH—Grover RAINEY, J. R., JR. Sci—Dallas RAND, F. G. Ch E—Dallas RANGE, C. E. AA— Irving READ, D. L. ME—Fort Worth REEVES, R. H. ME—Denison REHMET, C. G. AH— Alice 130 REINHART, O. J. Ag Ed — D’Hanis RENNERT, A. E., JR. AA—San Antonio ®tr REYNOLDS, B. W. Pet E—Fort Worth REYNOLDS, L. W. Pet E—Fort Worth RIDENOUR, CHARLES Ch E—Corpus Christi RIKER, F. P. ME—Dallas RILEY, LONNIE CE —Dallas RIX, R. L. CE—Huntsville ROBB, T. H. EE—Houston ROBERT, P. F. Ch E — Gadsden, Ala. ROBERTS, J. B. LA— Corpus Christi ROBERTSON, J. L. Fish Game—Bryan ROGERS, CORLEY AH— Colorado City ROGERS, W. E. Ag —Haskell ROMING, JOHN DH—Eddy ROSENSTEIN, SAMMIE Agr— San Antonio ROTHOLZ, M. B. Pet E—Sweeny RUCKER, J. R. AA— Santo RUISINGER, R. W. LA —Dallas RYAN, C. O. Fish Game—Wichita Falls SAMAREL, S. P. ME — Mexico, D. F. SAMPLE, R. A. AA— Bryan SANBORN, F. D. AA— Mexico, D. F. SANDLAND, H. G. Ch E—Houston SAUNDERS, J. M. AA— Fran ston wmmmm 131 uniord SCHAEFER, CHRIS EE—Shiner SCHIFF, H. G. ME—Dallas SCHLEETER, GEORGE A A —Houston SCHRAM, A. J. EE—Bryan SCHUCHART, O. W. ME—San Antonio SCOGGINS, P. W. Ag Ed—Tioga SCOTT, J. A. A A—S mith v ills SCOTT, R. P. Aero— DeQueen, Ar . SCOTT, WALLIE Arch—Port Arthur SEAY, R. L., JR. CE—Dallas SHERAM, C. A. LA —Greenville SHILLINGBURG, E. C. Ag Ed—Dublin SHUFFLER, R. M. EE—Odessa SIMMONS, J. K. A A— Has ell SISTER, C. E. Aero —junction SLOUGH, J. F. ME—Fort Worth SMITH, A. G. Ch E—San Benito SMITH, B. L. AH —Paducah SMITH, H. D„ JR. Ch E—Port Arthur SMITH, H. H. AA —Lytton Springs SMITH, J. W. AA —Bonham SMITH, K. D. AA —Mart SMITH, L. T. ME—Fort Worth SMITH, O. M. DH —Megargel 132 SMITH, S. A. ME—Port Lavaca SOLETHER, N. W. LA— Weslaco $ uruorA SPECIA, A. J. CE —San Antonio SPECIA, B. A A— San Antonio SPIVEY, J. F. EE—Dallas SPRAGGINS, N. F. ME—Jacksonville STAFFORD, CHARLES AH— Roc wood STANBERY, R. B. LA— Dallas STANDEFER, J. L„ JR. LA— Clifton STAUTZENBERGER, LEE Sci—San Antonio STENZEL, R. W. VM— Houston STEPHENS, BOBBY Aero —Gilmer STEWART, JOE PME — Kansas City, Mo. STUTEVILLE, C. D. AH —Albany SULLINS, R. T. CE—Terrell SUMAN, R. H. PME —-Houston SUMNER, F. W. AA — San Antonio SUTHERLAND, D. R. CE—Winnsboro SWILLEY, G. R. EE — Tlew Willard SWINEHART, B. J. ME—Houston TANNAHILL, C. F. VM —Fort Worth TAYLOR, J. L. Agr — Waelder TAYLOR, W. F. 133 umor6 TERRELL, R. D. A A— El Paso THENN, G. R., JR. CE—Dallas THOMAS, E. W., JR. IE—Perryton THOMPSON, B. B. CE—Jacksonville THOMPSON, M. R. Arch—Dallas TIPTON, T. H. AA —Temple TOMPKINS, A. G. Aero —Lufkin TOWNSEND, R. T. ME— Houston TRODLIER, HARRY PH—San Antonio TSCHOEPE, E. A. ME— San Antonio TWINER, W. C. AH— Dawson UPHAM, H. W. AA —West Columbia URSELL, C. R. Aero— Corpus Christi VAGLICA, N. F. Ch E—Beaumont VANDERWEIDE, J. H. PME —San Antonio VANNOY, T. R. Ch E—McAllen VAUGHN, W. V. Arch —Houston VICEVICH, A. J. Ch E— Galveston VICKERY, A. E. EE —Danbury VOITH, C. K. CE— San Antonio VON ROEDER, ROLAND Agr— Knapp VOSKAMP, EARL ME— Columbus WADE, J. H. AH— Edcouch WAGNER, ABE, JR. PME—Palestine 134 uniorA WALKER, HARVEY Agr— Shamroc WALLACE, C. H. Ch E—San Antonio WALLS, H. M. EE—Winfield WALMSLEY, J. G. ME—Baytown WARD, A. L. AA— Dallas WARD, R. D. VM —Houston WAREING, E. C. ME—Corsicana WARREN, H. L. EE—Fort Worth WATSON, HORACE E. LA— Laredo WATSON, J. R. Land—Groesbecfi WEAVER, J. C. LA —Houston WEBB, E. E. EE—Longview WEBB, R. L, JR. Ag Ed—Sherman WEEMS, JARDON LA— El Paso WELLS, R. R., JR. AH —Columbus WERLLA, B. C. ME — Denison WESTBROOK, T. C. AA—Waco WHEELER, S. H. Fish Game—Houston WHILDEN, J. F. CE—Dallas WHITE. W. L. ME—Fort Worth WHITE, W. K. LA—-San Antonio WHORTON, R. H. AH —Roscoe WILHELM, J. K. DH— Comanche WILKINSON, J. M. EE—Sour La e 135 J uniorS WILLEFORD, GEORGE Set —Corpus Christi WILSON, C. R. ME—Dallas WILSON, M. C. ME—Galveston WINTERS, R. W. VM —Brady WIPFF, K. R. CE —San Antonio WOLCOTT, J. S. Ch E—Tsleta WOLF, R. B. ME—Harlingen WOLMAN, G. A. AA —Caldwell WOODLEY, J. H. RS —Marshall WOODS, F. L. Aero —El Paso WORLEY, W. P. EE—Dallas WRIGHT, BOB ME—El Paso WUNSCHE, E. E., JR. A A —Spring WYATT, C. E. Ag Ed—Bandera WYLIE, A. C., JR. AA —Henderson WYNNE, R. B. LA— Vas om YANTA, EDWIN AH —Runge YARBROUGH, C. W. CE—Baird YERKES, R. W. LA —Houston YORK, L. E. A A—Waco ZIMICKI, M. P. AH —Strawn ZIMMERMAN, FRED Arch E—Dallas 136 frffl wmli Hi i n iii s p BOB PHILLIPS President D It E S SOPHOmORES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS BOB PHILLIPS .................................... President VANCE CARRINGTON ...................... Vice President RAYMOND JOHNSON ............................ Secretary D. M. GRIFFITHS ................................. Treasurer HAROLD IVEY ............................... Class Historian JOE COOLIDGE ................ Student Welfare Representative BOB McGEE Student Welfare Representative AVERY, H. C. BACHMAN, K. W. BAKER. HAROLD J. BARBER, V. A. BARLOW, HENRY A. BARNES, ARCH D. BASKIN, WILLIAM H. BAUS, RENE, JR. BEALE, ALBERT, JR. BELL, CARLOS G., JR. BEMUS, EARL BICKLEY, CHARLES E. BILLINGSLEY, S. R. BIRD, CLIFFORD J. onioreS ADAMS, EDWIN C. ADAMS, HARVEY ADCOCK, C. L. ADKISSON, G. B. AIKMAN, AL E ALBRITTON, GEORGE W. ALEXANDER, W. C. ALLBRIGHT, MARION C. ALLEN, EDWARD C. ALVES, ROBERT ANDERSON, CHAS. WM. ANDERSON, LELAND R. ANDREWS, TOM A. ARMSTRONG, F. E. o mores BIRDWELL, P. R., JR. BLACK, WILLIAM, JR. BOESCH, GUSTAVE BOOKER, THOMAS F. BOONE, JAMES, JR. BORCHERDING, LLOYD BORLAND, A. M. BOWERS, F. J., JR. BOWMAN, V. R. BOYLES, RAY BRENDLE, KERMIT BRISCOE, MASON BROOKS, JEAN S. BROOKS, WILLIAM BROUSSARD, DOUGLAS BROWN, ORVILLE BROWN, I. PERRY BROWNE, MARK, JR. BRUCE, A. D„ JR. BURCHARD, WILLIAM, JR. BURNETT, JEFF BURNS, L. L. BUTLER, W. L. CALLINS, JACK CAMERON, JACK CAMPBELL, B. L. CANTLON, ROY CARR, ED COLE, HARRELL COLEMAN, CHARLES COLLIER, JOHN COLLIER, WILLIAM COLLINS. JACK COLVIN, O. V. COLWICK. REX COMBS, WATSON CONNOR. J. H. COSTON, MARK COUEY, ROSS COUNCIL, L. B. CREWS. STEVE CROSSLEY, M. E. omoreS CARRINGTON, VANCE CARSON, HARGIS CAYLOR, BOB CHADWICK, HARVEY CHAMPION, C. L. CHATHAM. E. B., JR. CHESSER, WILLIAM CHITWOOD, REX CHURCH, JAMES CHURCHILL. RICHARD CLARK. CHARLES CLARK, ELBERT CLARK, ROY CLEMONS, ESTEL 141 omored CROSSLAND, HOWARD DAILEY, RALPH DANIELS, H. P„ JR. DARWIN, L. K. DAVENPORT, DARYL R. DAVIES, J. B. DAVIS, FRED, JR. DAVIS, PHIL DAVIS, ROBERT DEAN, ROBERT DeARMENT, RICHARD DeFORREST, JACK DENNIS, JAMES DeSPAIN, WALLIS DRUM, MARVIN DUBE, C. O. DuMARS, D. B. EBERLE, ALFRED EDMINSTER, T. C. EDMONDSON, ALAN EDWARDS, W. S. EDWARDSON, JOHN EISENHAUER, R. F. ELLIS, SPENCER EPPERSON, D. M. EPSTEIN, ROBERT ESTES, CLIFFORD EVANS, I. H. 142 FRANKLIN, RUHMAN FRANZ, LEE H. FREDERICK, BILLY FREIBERGER, HENRY FULBRIGHT, JOHN FUSSELMAN, V. C. GALEWSKY, LOUIS GAMMON, SAM RHEA GARNER, CHAS. C. GEE, LOUIS GEREN, A. B. GIESE, KERVIN GIESE, L. R. GILLORY, DAVID, JR. omoreS EVANS, JOHN H. FELTON, TOM, JR. FERGUS, MAX FIELD, EUGENE FINCK, NORMAN FINKELSTEIN, M. J. FISCHER, CHARLES FISHER, R. L. FLYNT, THOMACY FORMAN, SOL FORT, M. G. FORTENBERRY, T. J. FOWLER, J. B., JR. FOX, J. B„ JR. 143 omored GILMORE, CLARENCE GLASS, HAROLD GLAZER, IRVING GODWIN, DAMON GOERTE, CARL GOINS, PAUL GOLDFEIN, WILLIAM GOLMAN, JOE. H. GOOD, G. D. GORE, JACK GRAHAM, CHARLES GRAN AT A, SAM GRAVES, W. F. GREEN, A. C. GREER, B. F. GRIFFITHS, D. M. GRIPP, EDWARD GUGENHEIM, MILTON, JR. GUIDO, COSMO HACKNEY, DON HAHN, WILBURN HALL, J. C. HALTOM, ROBERT HAMILTON, WILLIAM HARDEMAN, HUNTER HARDIN, WILLIAM HARDWICKE, JOHN, JR. HARMON, GEORGE 144 HENSON. S. R. HERRINGTON. JACK HICKS, HOWARD HIGHTOWER. ERSKINE HILTPOLD, L. E. HINDS. ROBERT HINTON, ANDY HOFF, G. W. HOGAN, E. J. HOGGE, ARTHUR L. HOLFIN, GEORGE HUDECK, FRANK, JR. HUDSON. LOUIS HUMPHRIES, G. W. L omored HARALDSON, E. S. HARRIS, J. D. HART, CLARENCE HART, WILLIAM HARTMAN, HENRY HATFIELD, RAYMOND HAWKINS, DURALL HAWTHORNE, RAYMOND HAYNES, L. L. HEATH, G. R., JR. HEITMAN, TALMAGE HENDRICK. EDGAR HENDRICK, LeROY HENSHAW, WALTER 145 o mores HUNT, W. A. HURD, GORDON HUTCHINS, JOHN INGLIS, T. N. INGUSH, D. J. IVEY, ROBERT JACOBSON, HERBERT JACKSON, HENRY JENAK, FRANK JENKINS, THOMAS JENNINGS, W. R. JOHNSON, HAROLD JOHNSON, J. F. JOHNSON, ROBERT JONES, ORAN D. JONES, RUSSELL, JR. JONES, S. FRANK JONES, STEPHEN JONES, THOS. JORDAN, IRVINE KAHN, HARRY, JR. KAHLICH, T. F. KANE, JOHN KEITH, JACK KELSEY, JOE KENNEDY, JAMES KENT, GLEN KENT, GORDON 146 LATIMER, J. R. LAW, EDWIN LEGLER, L. O. LEHMAN, CHARLES LEONARD, CARL, JR. LESKE, A. C. LEWIS, ROY LIPSTATE, JOHN LIVINGSTON, P. S. LOOMIS, ROSS R. LOWMAN, QUINCY, JR. LOYD, P. B. LOZANO, JOSE, JR. LUDDEN, FRANK ontored KEUER, J. W. KINCY, W. P., JR. KING, N. C. KLOTZMAN, ALLEN KNOLLE, WILLIAM KOKERNOT, ROBERT KOONS, W. D. KUNKEL, JOE DON LACY, ALBERT LACY, ARTHUR LADENSOHN, KENNETH LANCASTER, ROBERT LANIER, THOMAS LARD, R. S. 147 omoreS LUM, W. B. LUTTRELL, JOSE, JR. McCARROLL, A. L. McCLESKY, J. C. McDermott, l. a. McDOW, H. N. McFERRIN, K. A. McGregor, jack McKEE, GRADY McKenzie, billy McKinney, j. e. McKIVETT, CHARLES McMillan, marvin, jr. McMINN, REGAN McWhorter, r. l. MACHEMEHL, ALBERT, JR. MADDOX, E. P. MADELEY, NEIL MARONEY, J. C. MARSH, JOHN, JR. MARSHALL, THOMAS MARTIN, BERNAY MARTIN, E. C. MARTIN, HARRISON MARTIN, ROBERT MARTIN, VICTOR MASON, JOHN MAYER, HAROLD 148 MURLAND, IRVING NELSON, R. N. NETHERY, G. W. NEWBERRY, J. E. NORRIS, H. W. OSBORNE, J. H. OTTO, M. W. PARKER. R. L. PEARSON. C. B. PHILLIPS, R. L„ JR. PHILLIPS, W. K. PHILP. W. H. PLANTO, MORRIS PLEDGER, FLAVE omored MAYS, CHARLES MEASLEY, G. H. MEGEE, ROBERT, JR. MF.NF.FF.F. T. G MENGER, GARNET MEREDITH, R. K. MIKELL, F. H. MITCHELL, CHARLES MOFFITT, TED MOORE, JACK, JR. MOORHEAD, ALBERT MORGAN, JACK MORRIS, CARROLL MUCKLEROY, RICHARD omored POTTER, WILLIAM A. POWELL, CHARLES M. POWELL, ROBERT L. POWER, BILLY W. PRICE, P. M. PUCKETT, L. W. QUIN, J. E. RAMIREZ, A. R. RANDALL, EARNEST E. RAST, EARLE H. RATLIFF, GEORGE RAWLEY, RICHARD RAWLS, THOMAS ALEXANDER REEDER, BOYD F. REID, J. W„ JR. REYNOLDS, E. B. RIDGWAY, ROBERT J. RITTENHOUSE, G. L. RIVERA, MIKE A. ROBBINS, JACK DOUGLAS ROBERTSON, JOSEPH WILLIAM ROBINSON, HOWELL C. RODDY, LLOYD W. ROTHMAN, RALPH E. RUDLOFF, C. S. SAHOL, JARL RILEY SANDERS, FOREST W„ JR. SANDERS, NEAL W., JR. SAPP, NELSON J. SAUNDERS, HARRY W. SAUNDERS, RICHARD LEE SCALFI, R. A., JR. 150 STACY, LAURIE STANFORD, PAT STEEL, W. H. STEPHENSON, HORACE G. STERLING, CECIL LLOYD STILLINGER, D. L. STRACKE, SAM L. STRELOU, FRED R. STROMBERG, R. A. STROTHER, JUD D. SULLIVAN, A. G. SULLIVAN, WHITNEY SWOPE, JOHN GORDON TEAL, W. H. TEDDLIE, J. E. TENERY, E. E. oniored SCHAPER, LOUIS O. SCHAS, R. H. SCHEID, T. G. SCHLENKER, EDWIN H. SCHODDE, HENRY D. SCHWING, IVAN, JR. SCOFIELD, VERNON M. SESSUMS, THOMAS R. SHADLE, EUGENE M. SHEARER, GRADY T. SHORT, JAMES A. SLAUGHTER, WILLIAM H. SMITH. SID V. SOMMER, HELMUT SPACER, F. J. SPRUCE, J. K. mri:, ■■ 151 o mores TERRY, DUDLEY TESSMAN, M. O. THOMSON, JACK TREVINO, MANUEL P. TUCKER, PAYSON E. TURNER, OSCAR G. UFFMAN, ROBERT A. UNDERWOOD, GEORGE M. VARVEL, KENNETH G. VENER, ALVIN S. VOELKEL, DELLIE R. VON SPRECKEN, JOHN R. WAGGENER, W. G. WADDELL, R. WAHRMUND, H. O., JR. WALKER, HOWARD C. WALKER, LEIGHTON WALKER, R. E„ JR. WALTERS, FREDDIE WARD, J. C. WARD, THOMAS D. WARE, DARDYN S. WARNER, IRA J. WATKINS, EDMUND S. WATSON, ARTHER CHARLES WATSON, W. G. WATTS, PRENTICE R„ JR. WEAVER, E. FRANK WEBSTER, N. L. WEINBERGER, ROBERT WEINER, LEON WELLS, ROBERT IRWIN 152 WENDEL, A. ]. WESTERVELT, G. C. WIGGINS, CECIL P. WILDS, ROBERT H. WILLIAMS, GEORGE H. WILLIAMS, G. M. WILLIAMS, JACK H. WILLIS, JOHN TODD, JR. WITHERS, W. J., JR. WOFFORD, S. R. WOLFE, LEO WOOD, ED MURRIE WOOD, HARMON B. WORTHAM, WILLIAM F. YARDLEY, JACK E. ZAHN, CURTIS L. IT3 R E 8 H IU E l l LEWIS BRACY, President FRESHmen g— FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS LEWIS E. BRACY................................. President EDWARD W. ROEDER.......................Vice President PAUL F. McBRIDE................................ Secretary LOUIS G. MANOUSOS............................ Treasurer WILLIAM W. WARD............................. Historian ■ IVAN F. SIEKMANN Welfare Representative Tedhmen ADAMS, BILLY EARL ADAMS, CHARLES NEAL ADAMS, LLOYD ADAMS, LYNN ADAMS, RANZA J. AKEROYD, EDWARD TAYLOR ALBRIGHT, FRANKLIN DELMORE ALFORD, DELMA RAY ALLEN, JACK W. ALLEN, WENDELL PAIGE ALLMAN, HERBERT, JR. ANDERSON, BILLY MACK ANDERSON, KEITH ANDERSON, ROBERT W. ANDERSON, V. HAROLD ANDREW, EDWARD HARRIS, JR. ANDREW, W. H. ANTHONY, H. S„ JR. APPLEGATE, HAROLD ARIAIL, BLACKMAN ARMSTRONG, B. J. ARMSTRONG, R. WRIGHT, JR. ARNOLD, J. BARTO, JR. ATCHISON, E. DEAN ATTERBURY, JOHN H. ATWELL, SAM W. AUGSBURGER, C. H. AYERS, JACK F. BABER, GUY A. BACHMAN, ADDISON BAKER, BILLY BOB BAKER, C. M. BAKER, J. H. BAKER, ROBERT GRAHAM BALL, CHAS. E. BALL, JAMES THOMAS 156 men BARNES, ROBERT V. BARNETT, JOHN WALTER BARRET, KYLE BARTMESS, LEWIS C. BAY, WALLACE BEARD, R. S. BEAVERS, J. E. BEAZLEY, TOM TURNER BECK, WALLACE BEEMAN, CLAUDE, JR. BEHLING, JACK BELKNAP, RALPH A., JR. | BELL, J. CARROLL BELZONS, GUY BERCK, HENRY A. BIERING, GUS EDWARD BINDER. DAVID IRVING BIRDWELL. A. L. BIRY, JOE H. BISSELL, HARRY J. BLACK, J. C. BLAKELOCK, JOHN H. BLANCHARD, CARROLL S. BLANKXNSHIP, TOM — BLEDSOE, FRED M. BLOCKER, JOHN R. BLOCKER, WM. B., JR. BLUM, ERVIN L. BLUNT, LEWIS H. BOLLAND, ERNEST A. BOLTON, ELMORE E. BORCHERS, CHARLES L. BOSTOCK, JAMES BOWLING, GEORGE WILLIAM BOYD. GEO. A. BRACY, L. E„ JR. 157 Zj-re h men BRAILAS, LOUIS BRAMMER, H. L. BRANDES, PAUL BRANNEN, C. A. BRENNAN, RICHARD N. BRITTON, ARCH DALE BROWN, BILLY NEILL BROWN, CHARLES THOMAS BROWN, DOYLE LEE BROUN. E. C. BROOKNER, RALPH BRUNKHORST, ROBERT BUCKNER, ELMER D. BUFORD, JOE LEE BURDEN, R. W. BURNETT, ALBERT FRANKLIN BURNETT, FELIX W. BURNETT, WILLIAM ELLIOTT, JR. BUTLER, J. O. BYROM, DAN F. CAIN, D. W. CALDWELL, JOHN J. CALLAWAY, DAVID PAT CAMPBELL, JOHN T. CARPER, WILLIAM L. CARTER, ROY A., JR. CASAS, RICHARD J. CASTLEBERRY, L. M. CHAMBERS, JOE B. CHERRY, D. D. CHESSER, WELDON CHRISTIAN, JOHN DONALD CLARK, SIDNEY THOMAS CLARKE, LOUIE P. CLEMONS, WM. E. COHN, R. 158 DARSEY, GEORGE E. DAVENPORT, CHARLES R. DAVENPORT, VERNON M. DAVIES, ROBERT WYNTER DAVIS, DOUGLASS R. DAVIS, WILLIAM T. DEE, JOHN ]., JR, DEERING, R. G. DELANEY, RICHARD P. DENTON, JAMES H. DICKSON, ANGUS DILLON, LESTER REED DIBRELL, CARTER M., JR. DORRELL, HENRY MANTON DOUGLASS, JOHN E. DOUGHTY, WILLIAM LEO DOWNS, A. W. DREYFUS, LEON R. 3 redhmen COKER, FRANK C. COLEMAN, EDDIE TAYLOR, R. COLLINS, HAMILTON COLLINS, RICHARD W. COLQUITT, W. M. COMPTON, BOB CONGER, BOB FOSTER COOLEY, B. B. COOPER, REX L. COSCIA, J. A. COSTA, PAT COX, ARTHUR L. CREWS, CALLOWAY CROW, MARVIN E. CRUTCHFIELD, CLYDE CUMMINS, DALE CUMMINS, J. C. CURRY, JAMES RICHARD 159 men DU BOSE, JAMES S. DUKE, CLAYTON B. DUNN, MARSHALL C. DUNN, W. R. DU PRIEST, WILLIAM THOMAS DYE, J. G. EADS, E. L. ECKEL, ALFRED W. EDDIE, KAMIL D., JR. EHLINGER, LEO EISENHAUER, LEROY P. ELLIS, THOMAS ELLISTON, JACK O., JR. ENGLEKING, DONALD J. EPPRIGHT, J. D. ESCOBEDO, M. ESTES, TOM A. EVERETT, M. W. FARNUM, C. E. FARRIS, OLIVER D. FARROW, E. G. FERGUSON, LARRY F. FERREL, JERRY D. FIELDING, J. R., JR. FISHER, ED FISHER, OREN FLOYD, JR. FLENNER, W. R. FLUKER, WILLIAM H. FLYNN, BEN H„ JR. FOSTER, J. D. FOSTER, WILLIAM H. FOX, DAVE FRAZIER, BRUCE FREASIER, LEONARD RAY FREEMAN, THOMAS W. FRIERSON, BYRON 160 GRAY, GRAHAM GREENBLUM, LEON GRIFFIN, J. W. GRIMM, B. A. GROGAN, D. R. GROSSENBACHER, CURTIS GROSJEAN, LEON C. HABY, G. H. HAGEMEISTER, LYNN R. HAGEMAN, LAWRENCE HACKEBEIL, CHARLES ERNEST HAINES, FRANK S. HALAMICEK, W. A., JR. HALL, THOMAS L. HALLEY, AMORY B. HALTER, GUY SIMPSON HAMMACK, RUSSELL HANCOCK, DAVID L. men FRYE, DON FRYMIRE, THOMAS ROBERT FUNICELLA, CECIL R. GARRISON, J. L., JR. GATTON, MARSHALL, JR. GEARY, J. F. GEISELMAN, JOE PIERCE GIESENSCHLAG, MELVIN A. GLA2ENER, EDWIN LOYD GOLMAN, GEORGE GONZALEZ, GEORGE GORDON, WILL H„ JR. GORMAN, FRANK W., JR. GOTTLIEB, RICHARD GRADY, R. E. GRAFF, Wm. J. GRANT, CHARLES S. GRANTHAM, ELWOOD 161 men HANLEY, CLAUDE W. HARDIN, JACK A. HARDY, EARL C. HARNDEN, ARTHUR HARRELL, WALTER HUGH HARRINGTON, GEORGE W. HARRISON, GEORGE L. HxA.SKIN, PHIL H. HASLER, ROBERT F. HASTEDT, J. W. HAVLIK, JOHN JOE HAYES, MILES BOBBY HAYS, LINDA REX HEARTFIELD, EUGENE REAGAN HENDERSON, F. LAW HENDRICK, WILLIAM H. HENNESSY, JOHN A. HERLOCKER, JAMES H„ JR. HEROD, A. B. HERRING, FRED A. HERTZ, MARK W. HEWELL, RAYMOND L. HICKMAN, O. B., JR. HILL, J. R. HINYARD, W. E. HODGES, CHARLES ELMO HOFF, JAMES EDMOND HOFFMAN, JORD LAVERN HOFFMAN, RICHARD M. HOGAN, DAVID WALKER HOGAN, THOMAS C. HOLEKAMP, RAYMOND HENRY HOOD, S. E. HORNSBY, C. W. HOWE, H. M. HUFF, GEO. A. VM ' T 162 JORDAN, C. S. JORDEN, J. H. JULIAN, HENRI KANE, GERALD ELLIS KANE, WILLIAM LOUIS KASTEN, WILBUR ALBERT KELTY, JAMES F. KIMSEY, L. R. KINDLER, LANGDON P. KING, JESSE JAMES KING, LYMAN E„ JR. KING, R. B. KINGSBURY, EDWARD KIRKPATRICK, ORAN GOULD KNOPP. VINCENT A. KOEN, CHARLES EDGAR KOOS, ROY NEIL KURTZ, HAROLD E. MvgtMtMNIWSVHi men HUFF, ROBERT B. HUFFMAN, W. L. HUGGINS, JOHN B. HYDE, ROBERT M. HYNDS, JOHN K. IRWIN, FRANK A. ISBELL, BEN B. ISDALE, JOE W. JACKSON, GEORGE HENRY JACKSON, RICHARD E. JACKSON, ROBERT JACKSON, WILTON JAMES, W. R. JOHNSON, KENNETH JONES, EARL C. JONES, GAIL DORIS JONES, JAMES MARSDEN JONES, WM. E. 163 ZJ ' redli men KUYKENDALL, SCHUYLER, JR. LAMAR, JIMMY LANE, BRUCE W. LANE, CONNIE, JR. LANE, JAMES F. LANG, W. MARSDEN LANIER, ROSS E. LAUTERSTEIN, MALCOLM LAW, H. G. LEE, J. N. LEE, W. B. LeNOIR, FRANK LITTLE, A. E. LITTLE, RAYMON SAMUEL LIVELY, BENNIE S. LOCK, J. D. LOFTIN, JIM LOHN, CECIL E. LOVE, J. C. LOWRY, ROBERT M. LUDDEKE, DAVID E. LUTTEMAN, O. E. McADAMS, G. D. McATEE, JAMES LEE, JR. McCALDIN, ROY O. McCARTY, ROBERT O., JR. McCASKILL, CYRUS M. McCOMAS, BEN C., JR. McCreary, jake, jr. McCROCKLIN, W. F. McDonald, alva g. McFALL, ROBERT E. McIntyre, d. p. McMahan, Walter w. McMORDIE, JOE 164 MILLER, MARVIN F. MILLSAP, FRED MITCHELL, JAMES R. MITCHELL, HARRY LEE MORGAN, JACK B. MORGAN, JACK G. MOORE, JACK O. MOORE, JENE W. MORRIS, CARL B. MORRIS, COY N. MORRIS, ROBERT P. MOTZ, THOMAS BOYD, JR. MOUNIC, LESTER L. MUCKLEROY, R. G., JR. MURR, LEE S. MURRAY, ROSCOE H., JR. MUSGRAVE, RICHARD MYATT, BARNEY A. men MACHA, LEROY MACKLES, LOUIS MAGEE, JOE MARK MAGEE, W. T., JR. MALLORY, REX D. MALOOLY, ALBERT A. MANDEZ, EMILIO PEREZ MANNING, PAUL, JR. MARTINEZ, EDMUNDO MATHIS, MARTIN C. MATTOX, C. W. MATTOV, JESSE K„ JR. MAYFIELD, ROBERT B. MERTZ, JOE MAYER MERTZ, MORTIMER L. MEYER, LEE E. MILLAR, A. A. MILLER, DON C. 165 7 ! jrredn men NAHAM, LOUIS C. NAGLE, F. EDGAR T. NANCE, JAMES W. NAUMANN, QUENTIN F. NEELY, BOB NESMITH, FRED S., JR. NEUNHOFFER, OSCAR R. NEWMAN, VIRGIL NEWTON, FIELDER N. NEWTON, R. T. NOLAND, B. GENE NORMAN, C. D. NORRIS, L. R. NORVELL, O. T„ JR. OLIPHANT, MAX DEAN OLIVER, JOHN K. OLSCHNER, PAUL Q. OSIUS, ROBERT LOUIS PADILLA, ARTHUR PAGE, ELTON T. PAINCHAUD, KELTON CAMPBELL PALMER, LESLIE L. PATERSON, GERALD E. PATTON, RAYMOND EVERETTE PAYNE, LAWRENCE PAYTON, CHESTER FRED PEPPER, ROBERT A. PEREZ, ANTONIO A. PERRY, IVAN W. PERSONS, GEORGE G. PERTHUIS, ALFRED E. PETERSON, E. LORAN PHILIPSON, HERMAN L., JR. PHILLIPS, JAMES C. PHILLIPS, HAROLD 166 RABEL, HENRY EDWARD RAGAR, STEVE RAGSDILL, HOWARD E. RAMAGE, JIMMIE L. RAMBO. JESSE GLENN ROUGAGNAC, HENRY ANDREW RANZAU, H. S. RAPLEE, G. ROBERT RATCLIFF, JOHN NOBLE, JR. RAY, HENRY REBER, JACK M. REED, GEORGE A. REED, PETER REESE, CHARLES M. REILLY, FRANK K., JR. RICHARDS, H. V. RICHARDSON, BILLY M. RICHARDSON, O. L„ JR. men PHILLIPS, JAMES C„ JR. PHILLIPS, WHIT, JR. PIERSON, RANDOLPH, JR. PIPKIN, FRED P. PODD, G. W. POLK, A. WOOD POMERENK, EARL R. POPEJOY, JOHN R„ JR. I POWELL, JAMES MILTON POWELL, W. F. POWERS, GARLAND A. PRATER, THOMAS EARL PRESTRIDGE, ROBERT P. PRIDEMORE, RUPERT ALLEN PRITCHETT, RAY NORMAN PRUDHOMME, ECK G. QUALTROUGH, RICHARD C. R ABEAU, J. E., JR. 167 ZJ ' resli men RICHEY, BERTIS L. RIDDLING, WILLIAM P. RING, KENNETH ALVIN, JR. ROBERTSON, JOHN MARSHALL RODMAN, EARL G. RODRIGUEZ, ISAIAS RODRIGUEZ, V. M. ROEDER, EDWARD ROGERS, JOHN R. ROSE, ABB ROSE, JOHN ROSE, W. A. ROWLAND, JAMES C. RUNKLES, JACK R. RUDELOFF, RICHARD E. RUNNION, N. R. RUSH, RICHARD H. SABANOVICH, NICHOLAS JOHN SAGER, GEO. H. SALDANA, J. A. SAMMONS, CHARLES D. SANDERS, JACK MONROE SANDLER, HENRY R. SARGENT, EDDIE LEE, JR. SARRAN, ' JULES GEORGE, JR. SAUNDERS, CHARLES SIDNEY SCHEWE, LAWERENCE J. SCHIRM, M. H. SCHMIDT, EDWIN SCHOEPER, WILLIAM E. SCOTT, JOHN R„ JR. SCOTT, THOMAS FREDRICK SEALS, FRED C. SEALS, WILLIAM S. SESSUMS, ERNEST A., JR. SHARP, DABNEY W. 168 ST. CYR, BEN], FRANK STEBBINS, EVAN W. STEIN, IRWIN STEIN, LEWIS A. STENGEL, H. J. STEPHENS, BOB STERNE, T. L. STERQUELL, U. CALVERT STODDARD, H. L. STONE, MARVIN STOOKY, STEVE W. STRIEBECK, W. H., Ill SULLIVAN, L. J. SULLIVAN, O. GORDON SWATZELL, PHIL D. SWENSON, A. J. TAPE, T. J. TALLEY, MARTIN L. SHARRAI, LEE C. SHERRILL, H. M. SHILLER, EDWARD V. SILLIMAN, R. B. SINGLETARY, JOE M. SMITH, ARTHUR CLAIR, JR. SMITH, D. B. SMITH, RICHARD W. SMITH, S. M. SPARKS, ALBERT KIRK SPENCER, F. J. SPIEGEL, WESLEY FRANK SPRINGER, WILLIAM A., JR. STACEY, JAMES E. STANLEY, D. B. STANLEY, EDWIN JAMES STARK, HOMER 169 men TASHNEK, ARTHUR B. TAYLOR, WILLIAM DOYLE THOMAS, CHARLES RANDALL THORNTON, LEE ROY THORPE, JOHN TIPS, DAVID TIPTON, L. C., WAYLAND TORIE, CHARLES TRAVIS, J. C. TREES, J. R. TRIGG, K. M. TRUE, JACK TUCKER, JNO. P„ JR. TUMLINSON, JACK W. TURNER, JACK TURNER, JACK L. TURNER, GILBERT M. VACEK, EUGENE J. VERSCHOYLE, HUBERT H. VOGELPOHL, KENNETH VOIGHT, J. GORDON WALKER, B. J. WALKER. R. V. WALKER, WOODWARD A., JR. WALLINGFORD, GEORGE WALLIS, R. E. WALTERMAN, WILLIAM N. WALTHALL, TOM WANNER, CHARLES R. WARD, R. COURT WATLER, DORCY L. WATSON, RICHARD WATSON, W. C. WEAVER, FRANK F. WEEREN, HERMAN WEIDIG, GUS W. WEISINGER, JAMES CLEVELAND WELCH, ROBERT WELLBORN, H. E. 170 men WESP, JOE E. WEST, PAUL MILTON WESTBROOK, J. E. WHEATON, L. A. WHEELER, CLAUDE W. WHIGHAM, CARL L., JR. WHITAKER, ANDREW W. WHITAKER, NORMAN R. WHITIS, E. H., JR. WILHELM, PAUL L. WILKINSON, OSCAR MARVIN WILLIAMS, ROBERT D. WILLIAMS, CHAS. B., JR. WILLIAMS, R. E., JR. WILLIAMS, SAM S. WILLIAMS, VICTOR M., JR. WILLIAMS, WYVEL T„ JR. WILLIAMSON, ALTON A. WILLIAMSON, ROBERT BURNS WILLIAMSON, WALKER KENDRICK WILLIS, JAMES M. WILSER, J. B. WILSON, JAMES RICE WILSON, JOHN E. WISDOM, C. I. WOODFIN, KENNETH LEE WORD, WILLIAM WARREN WORSHAM, J. L. WRIGHT, H. H. WUNDERLE, LAWRENCE W„ JR. WYRICK, G. B. YARBROUGH, BILL G. YARNELL, JAMES W. YOACHUM, CHARLES 2APP, H. DON ZEIGLER, ROLAND S. ZUMMO, JOHN F. 171 •Six - ' L ear Sc emor REVEILLE “Rev” Mascoting Peach Creek Age 10; Queen; Best ' Drilled and Dressed Co ' Ed 1932 ' 42; No. 1 Surber ' Chaser; Most Traveled Aggie; Pres. K ' 9 Club; Most Popular Aggie. 172 11 i|... V.- ' ’ r V lv- ' -.......... . ..fibllife FREEDOM OF THE PRESS ☆ ☆ y y The freedom of the press is vital to human progress... Public opinion and the sources of its information may be controlled by despotisms for a certain length of time. It is unthinkable, however, that such control can continue indefinitely. There must come a time when the instinct for individ¬ ual expression will reassert itself and will begin anew that familiar course of dis cussion and debate which in the long run will lead back to democracy. rkdoL, m FREEDOM 01 ___ ;r : . : .v- ' . • v : ; - ' m W ■ Mm,: m C ■ • Tf, i B.. IHE PRESS A CLOSE corollary of the freedom of speech is the right of a free press to bring the light of truth to bear on matters public and private. The institution of journalism is a cornerstone in the foundation of a democratic system of government. No other people in all history have been as welhinformed as the American people. Freedom of the press is more than just a phrase; through the medium of this belief and practice has developed a system of gathering and distributing information that could only have grown in the soil of a free press. We are blessed with a system that has prided itself on accuracy and justice. The small are made mighty and the great are made humble by its power. No privilege or right has contributed more to the furtherance of our democratic ideals and championed the cause of freedom than has our press. We believe that our nation can stand the truth whether it be bad or good. It is in keeping with American ideals that our people should be informed at all times on important issues and events. So long as our press is free then we shall have no fear for our American way of life. 1. CENSORED 2. The suc ers sign their name 3. Checking the tic er 4. The high moguls of the class of ’42 5. Not this year but last year 6. The first formation 7. Toppy’s find at rehearsal 8. Sam Houston pep leaders and their bird ' dogs 9. Is this the right line? 10. Red Rover, Red Rover—Let Moser come over 11. Squirrels—open season 12. Just sweatin’ 1. Chucl{ and Jac perched on the Gunter 2. A hevy of beauties from T. S. C. W. 3. First yell practice at Goodwin 4. Lemley and Slac stringing their line in the Mission City 5. Sightseeing Tour 3 chaws the rag 6. We send the team to T ew Tor 7. Jac , a willing guest—biit who wouldn’t be with that type of ' Welcome? 8. Russell entertains Anna Ruth and Red in the itchen 9. Rigor Mortis set in on Oliver 10. A Kiichol’s Serenade by his six foot thrush 11. Hervey pauses for the Ipana Smile of Beauty — They offered us the ey to the city—we set ' tied for the flag. Spelling it out for Uncle Sam. Curten, Montgomery, Gambrell, and Wright —four weary travelers return from ' New Tor . Down in front! 1. “Reds in the K[ight”—Corps Trip 2. Pullman, Aggie Style 3. Comes dawn and still no rides 4. Rushing the Date Bureau 5. 7 [aborney and Roddy- —Photo by Jones 6. Midnight yell practice in ' Cowtown 7. We lose more corporals that way 8. Hash line at Denton The big shots in the Aggie Band. Juniors glide in the T.S.C.W. Gym. Bob and Anna Ruth at the presentation. The Corps Staff in review. 1. Here’s that band again — 2. Daniels stepping along at TCU 3. At least he bro e his leg trying 4. President of the Three D. B.’s and the Aggie Sweetheart 5. Eyes Right 6. A controversial issue 7. Between the halves at TCU 8. Bird ' dog Klo. 1 — In Spot Why don’t we do this more often? The sun burned down but it was no hotter than the Aggies. Really nice of you to carry those heavy spurs, IM- 1. Corporal Lic s 2. Hotard got the rest 3. Throat swabbing 402 4. Frog seems to have the tire situation ivell in hand 5. Aint they purty? 6. The A. E. F.—Aggieland Err Force 7. Wolfe in a typical Sunday morning pose 8. Quote So they don’t fit Unquote—Chatam 9. The Batt boys pose for one 10. Before the new regime Daniels headed for paydirt. Alphabet Soup. If only he had said something. Geography lesson by the Redcoats. 1. Part of Sbisa’s weekly garb 2. See below 3. Prexy ta es the air 4. See below 5. You should have seen it a day later 6. The band fish put up the best sign of the year 7. Dean Kyle returns from South America Guests on ThanXsgiving NBC, Bill Sterns, and all the trimmings Wildcat Sterling stirs the Aggies 1. Dough gets rolled (ugh!) 2. Boy, they were good! 3. They play football better than they ice ' s ate 4. V for victory 5. Coaches and party in Sun Valley 6. Lee Rogers wor s 5 minutes overtime! 7. A salute by Washington State 8. Maying up the cabbage leaf Albert Spalding — a good fiddler And the ids came out to play Jim and Mose relax in the lounge car Christmas Carols 189 ' 1. Southern Hospitality 2. Cotton Bowl halftime 3. Curly gets a pinch of sugar 4. Patriotism and football spirit mingle 5. Tumblebugs 6. Psuedo Errol Flynns 7. Poland and Copeland surveying the tire shortage, or woman shortage How to clean a statue in three easy lessons Fish drill — B Co. style Campus Theater mascot 1. Just what the thunder does Roddy thin he’s doing? 2. Home town boy ma es good 3. Brumley gets noc ed out of bounds 4. Owls! 5. As hell bro e loose below 6. Ugh! 7. And the loudspeaker announced T.C.U. 14, Texas 7 Looking for a limb, Rev? Propaganda Bobby Stephens, late as 1. ' Njotice the terse facial expressions 2. Moser tallies against S.M.U. 3. How do they eep from getting illed? 4. The Star Spangled Banner! 5. Helen Jepson receives a bouquet 6. The band in another perfect formation 7. To ' Toing Yep, more tur ey Annual elephant wall{ Downs 7 [atatorium — the Conference Meet President Rainey of Texas U. dedicates the game to Ex ' Students 195 1. Jimmy Lunceford plays the F. A. boys a tune. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Oxford . . . 3. Bull session — society style. 4. Fran Riley Jones and Rose Marie Allen having a hec of a big time. 5. Time out for the pause that ma es . . . J [orris Miertchin swings out with the best of them ] [otice all the men in civies One of the goings in of the class of ' 44 Every sophomore and his day and date 1. Pappy Slic er pours a lil’ one at the Onyx. 2. Otis and Guy tearing themselves away from the grind. 3. Cold day — Lt. Strother—Cheese Marsh—somebody else — and some ind of instrument. 4. The best costumed lass dt the Barnyard Frolic. 5. More Barnyard Frolic. 5. Aggie hurdlers go through their paces. 7. Topperwein ' tops. 8. Usual shortage of girls. Prexy and wife at the horse show Air raid!!!! Oomph, glamour, and more of the same ind — part of the Cavalry Belles Where ' s the eg of cider? 199 1. Hats off as “Spirit of Aggieland” is played. 2. Ramsel swings on Hengst at Corporal Lic s. 3. Class of ’59. 4. Cafe society — white collar girl, Jim? 5. Ugly hoy candidates. 6. The Hort boys inspect Florida fruit. 7. Bourn acquires a passenger. 8. The Fish score against the Yearlings. 9. Air Raid warning post. Cathey — another one of Pearce’s finds Intermission at the T forth Gate Smither registers Barr, soon of the U. S. Army Those girls could really — shoot 201 1. Brians and Azar interrnissioning at the Cavalry Ball. 2. “Welcome to the Barnyard Frolics!’’ 3. Beauty and the Beast — sober, too. 4. Ter es and company over the jump. 5. Tug O War at the Horseshow. 6. Connie, a well nown figure at the Corps Dance. 7. Cooper and Alexander spending money wisely. 8. Could this be the Cavalry at Ed’s? A song for the mothers. These trenches don’t loo so had. fust after the annual Saturday night hath. I Infantry parades for the T[avy. Aggies performing on Sports Day. 203 1. Girls arrive from T. S. C. W. for Fish Ball. 2. Misbehaving Aggies await Senior Court. 3. Ina Ray Hutton. 4. B Co. Upperclassmen — and Buehrig judging competi ' tion drill. 5. Mud ' cat Swingsters. 6. Aggie version of Mr. D. A. 7. Frog Holic of the Mess Hall force. 8. ]en ins and family put on a show. 9. B Company holds competition drill. 10. Two aviators not comparing cigarettes. 11. All-girl orchestra — all-boy dance. The Gobs gather by the nearest water — loo ing for the fleet? Hmmm! Smo e screen — we thin Trac , elevator, tram, disgusted little girl — maybe in the E. E. department — who cares? The guard of honor, the honored flags, and the potent boys. 205 1. Captain Bernhardt, President Walton, and Colonel Welty receive the review. 2. Gillis and Sully watch Pat Roach lay the wreath. 3. B Coast and the flower ' pinning ceremony. 4. Backstage with the architects. 5. “Eleanor has a very good record — she has attended 7 of the 8 weddings of our 5 children.’’. 6. Tour three minutes are up. 7. It has the makings of a conga line. 8. Fernandez — our 7 [o. 1 tennis star? 9. Col. Boles addresses the R.V.’s. ' Wonder what it was? C C.A.C. or most of it, anyway. Hurry, man, hurry! Mrs. Walton, Corps Staff, and flowers. Cheesy Marsh, receiving U.D.C. award. Davis deciding on a very, very serious matter. O.D.s meet the J [avy Q.D. 207 1. A pretty Miss ta es a lesson in surveying — Eng. Day. 2. Those bow ' legs came in handy here. 3. Joe Bourn and the Easter Parade. 4. Aggie Beauties of ’42. 5. Bitterest, “Girdie” Haggard, and Trance entertain at Fran lins. 6. Scene at Kadet Kapers. 7. Major Hartley gives Reinhard his cadet commission. 8. T. S. C. W. ta e note. 9. Pistol Team admires its wor . RICH! OF THE PEOPLE PEACEABLY TO ASSEMBLE ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ I say discuss all and expose all—I am for every topic openly; I say there can he no salvation for These States without innovators—without free tongues, and ears willing to hear the tongues; And I announce as a glory of These States, that they respectfully listen to proposi¬ tions, reforms, fresh views and doctrines, from successions of men and women, each age with its own growth. Waft Whitman I O RIGHT or privilege has longer been sought by free men or has deeper roots in the fight for the liberation of the common people than the right peaceably to assemble and seek redress for grievances. Throughout the history of the struggle for freedom one great essential has been the right of men to meet openly in discussion of common problems. From the days of King John and the Magna Charta, through the French Revolution, culminating at last with the guarantees in our own constitution man has fought to have the people’s voice heard. We profit from the examples of those countries where no man can dare voice protest against inhumanity and intolerance; this shall not happen to America and to prevent its hap pening all men who love freedom lend their efforts. Americans believe that the government exists as the servant of the people and because of that it is the American way of life that no man should be denied the right to be heard in protest. STUDEIIT ACTIVITIES COmilllTTEE ANGELL DAVIS WILCOX WILLIAMS HEITKAMP BABCOCK GILLIS CATHEY GABRIEL BING This committee is a combination of the Publications Boardjand Student Activi ' ties Committee and has supervision and control of student publications, social events, Town Hall, and all activities of the various student organizations. One da tes for the various important task of the committee is the assignment of social functions. Equally important is the task of allocating student activity funds to the various clubs making requests. tittee is of E. L. Angcll, D. W. Williams and G. B. Wilcox as faculty numbers, the editor of the various publications, the social secretary, the Town Hall manager, and a representative from the Junior and Senior classes. Dean F. C. Bolton is chair ' man of the committee, G. B. Wilcox is secretary, and Joe Skiles, who is not a member of the committee, is the actual manager of student activities. DEAN F. C. BOLTON, Chairman 21Z ■MgMMMMMHfl mmsmm 8®i S T (J D E 11 T ACTIVITIES JENKINS, MRS. FRANCKLOW, LONGLEY, ELMS, SKILES, STONE. The office of Student Activities exists as a service unit for the corps. The supervision o f jp tudent publications is an important duty of the office and M equally as important is the furnishing of administrative facilities for the use organisations. The office encourages and fosters all worthwhile Town Hall if one of the features of the office, and The by Richard W. Jenkins, is another important phase of the work, A nevf feature this year was Kadet Kapers, free stunts on Satur¬ day nights. Pi|blications include th Battalion paper and magazine, the Long¬ horn, The Engineer, The Agriculturist, the handbook, student directory, foOTK -programs and mahy special bulletins. Personnel of the office include Joe Skiles, manager; W. C. Stone and Grady Elms, assistant managers; Rich¬ ard W. Jenkins, director of the Singing Cadets and Kadet Kapers; Mrs. Marie Francklow, secretary, and Dan Longley, student bookkeeper. The following students were employed during the 1941-42 year: Eli Baggett, Pat Hadsell, Robert Taylor, Jarvis Butler, Milton Kegley, and Jerry Sueltenfuss. JOE SKILES, Manager 214 Top Row, Left to Riyht: LYNN, DONNELL, GRANTHAM, HANCOCK, KUNKEL, MILLER. Bottom Row: McCHESNEY, LONGLEY, JONES, RAMIREZ, McMILLAN. R. L. Heitkamp. . Harvey Lynn, Jr.. W. C. Donnell. . , J. C. Grantham . . Jack Jones...... J. B. Hancock. . . John Longley.... Jack Miller...... Earl McChesney. H. O. Kunkcl. . . . R. B. Jones...... A. L. Ramirez. . . Marvin McMillan 215 ' The Battalion J|j|wspaper, which is the official paper of the city of College Station as well as A . J lollege, and The Battalion magazine are the corps’ own publications. Their preparation, editing, managing, and censor ing are left entirely to the s fap ents in charge. I The nevfspaper is normally published three times weekly from Septem¬ ber through May and the magazine monthly during this time. During the past year the Student Activities Board voted to continue the regular publi¬ cation schedule throughout the summer months while the College was on its war-time, streamlined plan of operation. Don Gabriel was edifOT-m-chief of the magazine and newspaper for the first semester, ahd E. M. Rosenthal held the same position for the second semester. D. C. Thurman and Lee Rogers were the newspaper managing editors and Pete Tumlinson the magazine managing editor. Sports were under the editorship of Mike Haikin while Ralph Criswell was advertising manager and Gene Wilmeth circulation manager. DON GABRIEL, Editor 216 THE BHTTHLIOH STAFF THE 1941-42 STAFF Don Gabriel..................Editor-in-Chief, First Semester E. M. Rosenthal............Editordn ' Chief, Second Semester Advertising Staff Ralph Criswell........................Advertising Manager W. A. Goforth...............Assistant Advertising Manager Jack Lamberson...............Assistant Advert i John Sleeper.................Assistant Advertising Manager Circulation Staff Gene Wilmeth........................Circulation Manager Bill Hauger....................Senior Circulation As F. D. Asbury.............................Junior Assistant Bill Huber, Joe Stalcup................Circulation Assistants Photography Staff Jack Jones............................Stiff Photographer Ralph Stenzel......................Assistant Photographer Phil Crown............................. ........... . .ig issistaht Photographer Bob Crane..............................t.............Assistant Photographer Reporters Calvin Brumley, Arthur L. Cox, Russell Chatham, Bill Fox, Jack Keith, Tom Journeay, W. J. Hamilton, Nelson Karback, Tom Leland, D oug Lancaster, Charles P. McKnight, Keith Kirk, -j Weinert Richardson, C. G. Scruggs, Henry H. Vollentine, Ed B .,Kingery,Edmund Bard, Henry Tillet, Harold Jordon, Fred Pankey, Lomue Riley. Magazine Staff Pete Tumlinson ...................................Editor Sid Lord .................................Art Editor Phil .Bihlfj H .........................Assistant Art Editor Mac Sterling.........................Assistant Art Editor John Holman ..............................Humor Editor Roger Killingsworth................Assistant Humor Editor Sam Semo, Jr.i ....................Assistant Humor Editor L. B. Tennison .............................Junior Editor Tanner H. Freeman, Jr........................Love Editor Tffewspaper St D. C. Thurman...................................Manngin§r ' Lditor Lee Rogers........................................... i rManaging Editor Robert L. Freeland...................................Assistant Editorial Writer Tom Vannoy.................................................Junior Editor Ken Bresnen..................................................Junior Editor Clyde C. Franklin..............................................Junior Editor Charlie Babcock...............................................Junior Editor Jack Decker..................................................Junior Editor Sports Mike Haikin..................................................Sports Editor W. F. Oxford.........................................Assistant Sports Editor Mike Mann............................................Senior Sports Assistant Chick Hurst............................................Junior Sports Editor Brooks Gofer...........................................Junior Sports Editor E. M. ROSENTHAL, Editor 217 The Agriculturist has just completed its second year of publication. Since its beginning it hasjgrown from a bi-monthly to a monthly magazine and is the offi cia l publication for all struients other than engineers, representing the largest Schools of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine in the world, as well as the School of Arts and Sciences. |p|||rhe publication provide||i$ means of expression for those students who wish to do technical writing their various fields, and it constantly strives to present the latest advancements in the field of scientific research. % Mmi,.... .. . ........... r Staff Roland Bing, ’42.....................................................Editor D. C. Thurman, 42. ........ j ..........................Assistant Editor W. T. Berr , ’42............... Ww. ..........................Assistant Editor Vic Loeffler, 42...................................... Assistant Editor Led Rice, ' 42................................................Assistant Editor Howard Warn ’42r: . . . ....................................Assistant Editor W. H. Crump, . .........................................Senior Assistant W. K. Clark, ’42............................................Senior Assistant Jack Jones, ’42................................................Photographer Bob Crane, 43....................................................Assistant Walter Cardwell, ’43 Lamar Haines, ’44 Jack Miller, ’43 Dave Pinson, ’43 C. G. Scruggs, ’45 Business Staff Ed Douglass, ’42................................................... Manager James McAllister, ’43...............................................Assistant ROLAND BING, Editor 218 THE 1941-42 STAFF on The Engineer is published by the students in the School of Engineering and appears monthly. The publication is devoted to scientific ai lcles and reviews and carries the activities and accomplishments of the engineering the campus. Formerly published four times during the year, the magazin this year reached a circulation of more than jl,2( M mthl Mly Davis served capably as editor during 1941 ' 42. H Associate Editc Associate Editor Jack Lamberson Luke Moore.... Ed Doughlass....................... . . . ... .| j .... Busin E. A. Gordon.......................... ' . Jimior C. H. Wallace................................. ! umor Editor John Mullins..........................................Junior Editor J. R. Latimer.........................................Feature Editor P. E. Megee..........................................Alumni Editor Paul Loyd............................................Feature Editor Claude Henderson.................................Assistant Manager Jack Jones........................................Staff Photographer BILLY DAVIS, Editor 219 This organisation exists for the purpose of promoting greater interest in stm dent publicatio l ylembers ip comes from the staffs of the various publica ig the Battalion, Engineer, Longhorn, and Agriculturist. In on to promoting fellm mp the organisation seeks to encourage the idalxls of journalism, creative and scientific writings. Highlight of the club’s are made for service on student publications. Another highlight is attendance ities is the annual banquet at which awards at the Southwestern Journalism Congress with other students. where A. M. writers compete Officers Ralph Criswell............................................President R. L. Heitkamp.......................................Vice-President E. A. Gordon.............................................Secretary RALPH CRISWELL, President 220 MILITARY WALK in the “OLD AREA”— a well ' worn path WILCOX CASHION LANGFORD RUSSELL BROOKS ANGELL TROTTER A The purpose of the Y. M. C. A. Coyncil is to encourage mental and physical development of the high¬ est type by a program of lectures, discussions, and recreation. ( pear before student discussion group l treating utstanding speakers are invited to ap- of subjects — vocational, educational, social, political and economical — s |that the student may develop a better conception of the problems he must face both as a student and as a citizen of the future. The recreation program utilizes ml excellent reading roomC ping pong tables, billiards, bowling and other facilities. Entertainment at a reasonable cost is supplied through moving pictures in Guion Hall. The Sunday free shows have proved to be a popular feature of Aggie life. The facilities of the Y. M. C. A. are available for meeting places, and many services are rendered to the corps by the office force. Members of the Y„ M. C. A. Council include Dr. T. D. Brooks, chairman, G. B. Wilcox, Dan R. Russell, E. L......Angel, Idle P. Trotter, Ernest Langford and M. L. Cashion, secretary of the Y. M. C. A. 222 Adkisson, Bill Barnes, Jack Brandon, Billy Brians, Howard Brown, Sam Buttrill, Walter Cardwell, Walter Carpenter, Max Cockrell, Bob Collins, Clayton Crawford, Robert Cunningham, Clarence Driess, Billy Duncan, Dewey Forman, Jack Garitty, John Gay, J. Gordoi B Gillis, Tom Gleason, Jerry Gonzales, Ge Goppert, Jea Grimm, Berna Hagemeister, Lynn Hancock, John Harrison, George Herrington, Harry Housewright, Lee Inglefield, Ralph Ned Staley, Skeen Streate, Lewis Thrift, Terry Wallingford, George Wanner, Charles FRED SMITH AM, President 223 The Student Welfare Committee is composed of seventeen faculty members appointed by the president, seventeen seniors elected by their respective bat ' talions, and three ex-officio members, to-wit, Cadet Colonel, Editor of the Battalion, and Pj sident of the Senior class. The Junior class elects three mem- berSjgkfche Sophomore class tygj . members, and the Freshman class, one member. TJi ' e project houses are represented by one member. e is to hold discussions leading to the solu¬ tion j f student problems. Hi ....h 1—1111 7 aculty Membtrs F. C. Bolton, Chairman F. W. Hensel M. L. Cashion E. E. McQuiilen C. W. Crawford Daniel Russell D. W. Williams , fT C. C. Doak W. L. Penberthy C. B. Campbell C.N. Shepardson A. J. Bennett J. T. L. McNew J. H. Milliff E. L. Angell J. C. Hotard Joe Skiles H Tom S. Gillis ' iSadet Colonel Rosenthal Editor The BattalioTi James B. Hervey President Senior Class Jones F. Webb lA The Band Robert L. Poland Project Houses Seniors W. W. Clark A. J. Landua C. B. Admire Otto E. Scherz, R. Jack Tilton Robin L. Rominger Gerald R. King L. A. Dubose M. H. Martin J. G. Delameter W. E. Frost A. E. Anderson J. W. Persohn E. N. Overbeck Juniors Edwin A. Gordon Moffat D. Adams Richard Downing Sophomores J. B. Coolidge R. E. McGee Freshman I. F. Siekmann F. C. COLTON, Chairman 224 The Student Aid Fund continued this year to be the true reflection of the Aggie Spirit. It is in itself unique, having up until last year been unprece ' dented and has been looked upon with the greatest favor. Organized last year by the students for purpose of giving fiAncial aid and assistance, it follows a truly democratic program. Faculty members as well as students make up the membership of tips conimuteeTme membership composed of three faculty members and four-jfcadets. Students who were unable to secure the necessary funds for their physical care are granted this aid so that they might receive the best of medical aid. Over a hundred cases per year have been handled during the fund’s existence. Money for the Student Aid Fund was obtained during the past year by a drive in the corps in the fall, from donations obtained from a five-cent fee obtained from free passes to the Campus theater and from miscellaneous student activities. Contributions received from the corps are of an entirely voluntary nature. Representing the senior class on the committee is Tom Gillis, chairman of the committee, and Skeen Staley. Juniors on the personnel list include Steve Kaffer, secretary, and Cullen Rogers. Mr. G. B. Wilcox, Dr. D. A. Russell, and Mr. Joe Skiles made up the group of faculty advisers. TOM GILLIS, Chairman 225 Top Row: GROBE, R. B.; McDUFFIE, J. C, JR.; KING, G. R., JR.; STALEY, S. SKEEN; CLARK, GENE W.; McCUTCHAN, GORDON C.; HAMMONS, BAIL Second Row: DOWASCHK, WM. G.; SMITHAM, FRED; CROWN, PHIL; BARRETT, J. H.; TEAGUE, JESSE A.; DAVIS, WM. C.; CUPPLES, J. J. Bottom Row: MILLER, M. A.; LANSDON, D. S„ JR.; CLARKE, E. R.; PEARCE, R. B.; SUTHERLAND, D. R.; KENNY, R. D.; BOLDING, T.J. Gerald R. King. Dan Sutherland Secret 1 1 ■J Ofeers reBidenj fA ' BiHy D j Treasurer Gibb Gilchrist. r i i m W9WI MMEMBERSHIP roster . gg ,194042 Aeronautical Engineering: Chemical Engineering: Roy Grobe S. Skeen Staley Gene W. |lark Architecture: Gordon McCutchan Dail S. Hammons P. T. Crown, Jr. William G. Domaschk Fred A. Smitham r H. Barrett SSP 1 ’ Civil Engineering: Jesse A. Teague W. C. Davis Dan Ray Sutherland Magazine Editor . Faculty Advisor Electrical Engineering: James J. Guppies Monroe A. Miller Dan S. Lansdon, Jr. Mechanical Engineering: Ed Clarke R. B. Pearce Thomas J. Bolding Petroleum Engineering: Gerald R. King J. C. McDuffie Ransom Kenny GIBB GILCHRIST, Faculty Advisor 226 Front Rozv: VILLAMIL, STEVENSON, SMITHAM, RAMSEL. Second Row: PYEATT, PRATT, TREADWELL, KAFFER, PARKER, CARDWELL, STANDEFER. Third Row: STEVENS, ADKISSON, GALLOWAY, DREISS, MILLER, LAWRENCE, GLEASON. A. M. Town Hall is an organization supervised by student pose of bringing to the College the b jj| Smitham is the manager of Town Hall for the year 1941-1942. The offered this year is one of the finest that this or ganiz ation has ever Iresented. The first program was the music of Red Nichols’ orcheltra, catering to devotees of modern swing. The second performance brought to A. 6? M. tl noted opera star, Miss Helen Jepson. Next came Albert Spidding and his violin. A piano duo, Fray and Braggiotti, proved a treat both in modem and light classical numbers. The climax of th Town Hall efforts for several years has been the appearance of the Houston Sympfrony Orchestra and this year was no exception. The T. S. C. W. Modern Choir followed the Houston Symphony. Quentin Reynolds, war correspondent for Collier’s, brought first-hand accounts of the present world conflict. The Agnes De Mille Dancers, the Singing Cadets and an outstanding swing band concluded the season. FRED SMITHAM, Manager. 227 Officers G. A. Adams............................President J. O. Bartlett. . ....................Business Manager Thomas H. Collins...................Vice President Marion D. Lyle.............Honorary Vice President E. W. Wakeland.........................Publicity M. Bernay Martin........................Librarian Richard W. Jenkins........................Director First Tenors Boyd, Archie E. Cowart, T. R. Criswell, B. S. Green, H. W. Hudler, M. A. Jackson, R. H. Kingery, C. E. Martin, M. Bernay McDonald, A. G. Robertson, John M. Sarran, Jules G. Walker, A. S. Wille, Tony C. Second Tenors Berryman, R. B. Bush, E. H. Cardwell, Neill Clark, E. S. J Cole, H. L. Collins, T. H. V Colwick, R. F. Compton, Richardyfi; Frazier, B. J. Fulbright, J. W. .JjgvC I Gripp, E. A. J® Grossenbacher, Curtis Halamicek, W.. A. Harrell, W. H. Heath, G. R., JR James, E. M. Keeney, R. C. Kennedy, C. B. Leff, David Le Rouax, R. K. Lyle, M. D. McAllister, J. J. Naumann, Quentin Pauls, E. C. Petitfils, A. F. Puckitt, L. W. Richardson, C. R. Robb, Tom H. Robertson, W. M. Runnion, M. R. Sloan, Stork, Stringer, _ Timlinson, J. Utesch, Luther Wakeland, E. W. -Williamson, W. G. Baritones Armstrong, R. W. Baldwin, F. N. Barnes, A. D. Bartlett, J. O. Bell, J. C. H|| Burrough, R. E. Cantu, Peter Carpenter, A. Churchill, R. T. DonohoCH. T. Dodge, J. A. Eddie, K. D. Elliott, L. E., Jr. Elmore, W. H. Farris, E. S. Graves, W. F. Hardwicke, J. B. Hatchel, J. W. Hickman, O. B. Hill, J. J. Kent, Jack Kercho, M. R. Mallard, G. K. Mason, J. S. McCracken, F. E. McLeod, W. S., Jr. McMahan, A. H. McNair, H. E. Moncada, G., Jr. Noyes, E. G. Patterson, E. G. Pry, R. H. Reed, W. G. Rudloff, Charlie Schleeter, G. C. Schuhmann, R. Shaw, V. R. Shuffler, R.M. Sigut, G. J. Starnes, A. M. Stoermer, U. Taylor, W. D. Warren, C. W. Westervelt, G. C. Word, Bill Yarnell, J. W. Basses Adams, G. A. Andrew, W. H. Bradley, E. C. Burks, S. V. G. A. ADAMS, President Darnell, W. L. Denton, V. G. Day, G. E. Dillingham, H. C. Dillon, O. W., Jr. Ellis, S. P. Erlund, O. J. Gohmert, W. A. Hollowell, H. W. Johnson, H. M. Julian, H. H. Kane, E. S. Leon, Leonard Ludden, F. C. Machia, T. J. Merzbacher, D. L., Jr. McDuffie, J. C. Miskimins, Wm. Moore, Jack Moore, Jene Monk, Marvin Myatt, B. A. Peterson, E. L. Sanders, N. W. Seibel, A. S. Sells, J. H. Sliger, F. A. Trimble, B. T. Vaughn, W. V. Weed, J. M. Zahn, C. L. 228 THE RGGIELHHD ORCHESTRA The Aggieland Orchestra, under the direction of Toppy Pearce, hit a new high in the esteem of its fel¬ low students this yea r. A new, more powerful, brass section gave the band an added kick that has kept it on top all year. Realizing that Aggies 1 favorite pit ic is sweet music as interpreted by a swing band, the orchestra increased its size and changed its style to compare with the big name bands that visited A. M. It can truly be said that the Aggi|lai|id Orchcstrajhad j thej the brass section were Dick Alston, Bully McGregor, Walley [st group of musicians in its history. In )tt, Jack McGregor, and Chu Berry. Tom Inglis replaced Berry at midterm. The sax section included Charles Bickley, Don Hackney, Bill Murphy, Toppy Pearce, and Tommy Nelson who left at midterm. Buck Weirus and Roland Mallet re¬ placed Max Henry and Murray Evan? in the rhythm section, joining Fred Nelson and Curley Brient. Though not members of the orchestra, Miss rforma Jean Jahn, Sweetheart of the Eighth Corps Area, and Alden Cathey, Social Secretary of the Senior Class, assisted with the vocals. Bob Russell aug¬ mented the brass section on occasions, and Bob Nisbet handled the publicity. The Aggieland Orchestra played for all the social functions of the year except the Regimental Balls, for which outside bands played. The usual Thanksgiving and Christmas trips were very successful as well as Corps Trips. 229 Top row: BRUSH, F. BUCEK, R. BUCEK, COWLEY, BUCHANAN, DANIELS Middle row: ELMORE, GLAS S, HENDERSON, HENRY, KNIGHT, LANEY Bottom row: MAPLES, MAYER, MERCER, MOSER, MOTLEY Pete Henry James Sterling C. J. Rogers. . . . Euel Wesson Andricks, E. B. Ballow, C. C. Bayer, R. B. Brush, Carlton Bucek, Felix Bucek, Roy President . . .Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Bumpers, L. P. Cokinos, M. P. Conatser, W. E. Cowley, H. E. Daniels, L. H. Dawson, W. H. Dickey, L. M. Elmore, E. W. Glass, I. V. Henderson, J. R. Henderson, R. W. Henry, P. C. Holder, L. D. 230 Top row: MULHOLLAN, PARKER, PEDEN, PICKETT, RICKS, ROGERS Middle rote: SCOGGINS, SIBLEY, SIMMONS, SPIVEY, STERLING, STEVENSON Bottom row: TULIS, WATKINS, WEBSTER, WILLIAMS, ZAPALAC Huffman, L. E. Jarratt, R. L. jm : Motley, Zolus Knight, J. S. Mulhollan, R. W. ■ Smith, E. L. Laney, V. W. Nalors, itXy: Panned, E. W. Spivey, Marshall Lang, J. T. Pedcn, L. E. Sterling, J. R. Lindsey, J. V. Pickett, Tom Pugh, M. C. Stevenson, C. H. Lindsey, R. E. Stewart, J. H. Tulis, R. F. Maples, W. L. Rahn, Leon Mayer, E. B. Richardson, L. R. Underwood, W. J. McLean, J. A. Ricks, A. C. Watkins, Pete Mercer, A. J. Rogers, C. J. Webster, J. T. Moser, Derace Ruby, M. S. Wesson, Fuel Sibley, W. R. Williams, J. M. Simmons, E. A. Williams, R. H. Zapalac, W. F. 231 ROSS VOLUI1TEER CORIPHRY Top row: ADAMS, ADKISSON, HART SCHMID, BLACK, BREAUX, BRIGHT, BRUCE, BYRD. Middle row: CAPERTON, CARDWELL, CHILDS, CLARK, COLDWELL, CONGER, COX, CREWS. Bottom row: CUNNINGHAM, DECKER, DELAMATER, DOTSON, DRAPER, EDWARDS, ESSER, FITCH. Lewis Kercheville. C. B. Marsh G. W. Haltom j | . Captain F. J. King ecretary ' Treasurer Barker, Jabus Dean, H. J. Goldston, J. M. Bartschmid, A. H. Delamater, J. G. Haggard, C. R. Beckman, W. L. Dickerson, W. F. Haltom, G. W. Brians, H. H. Dotson, H. F. Hansen, Henry Brown, R. D. Dougherty, R. C. Hardin, J. J. Bruce, R. M. Draper, L. C. Harris, J. E. Byrd, B. L. Evans, A. D. Herrington, H. C. Crutcher, R. L. Fitch, D. R. Hill, H. B. Guppies, J. J. Gillis, T. S. Johnson, R. G. 232 Top row: GILLIS, GUYMON, HAGGARD, HALTOM, HANSEN, JENNINGS, JONSSON, JORDAN. Midd e row: KAFFER, KALLINA, KERCHEVILLE, KING, F., KING, G. R., KING, H. C., LARREY, LAWERENCE. Bottom row: LENERT, LITTERST, MARSH, MILENTZ, MILLER, J. B„ MILLER, R. H., MOORE, L., MOORE, R. J. Jordan, M. C. Moore. W. A. Smither, J. M. Kallina, F. P. N «iSir H ' S ' Ogden, W. C ' Sparkman, C. M. Kercheville, Lewis Spencer, Rex King, F. J. Pappas, T. R. Stone, J. H. King, G. R. Ramsel, G. W. H Langford, J. R. Robinson, W. T. Titely, R. J. Larrey, L. A. Schmidt, K. E. Todd, W. W. Marsh, C. B. Skidm fc, Ulmer, C. M. Martin, C. S. Smith, A. L. Walvoord, J. M. Moore, Luke Smith, J. W. Whitmore, H. E. JUNIOR MEMBERS Adams, M. D. Black, W. M. Caperton, G. B. Adkinson, W. M. Breaux, R. V. Cardwell, W. W. Baen, S. R. Bright, H. R. Childs, B. O. 233 Top row: MOORE, NANCE, PAPPAS, POU, RAFFERTY, RAMSEL, ROGERS, SMITH, J. W. Middle row: SMITH, L., SMITH, R. S., SMITHER, SPARKMAN, SPECIA, THENN, TITLEY, TODD. Bottom row: VOSKAMP, WALVOORD, WELLS, WESTBROOK, WHITE, WHITMORE, WILKINSON, WOLMAN. Clark, A. J. Coldwell, Colbert Conger, Jack Cox, J. T. Crowder, C. L. Crew, Henry Cunningham, J. M. Decker, J. L. Eads, Ralph Edwards, K. J. Esser, E. J. Guymon, V. F. Herron, H. M. Jenkins, M. M. King, H. C. Lawerence, J. M. Miller, J. B. Miller, R. H. Moore, R. J. Nance, O. A. Pou, C. G. Rafferty, E. T. Rogers, Ed Smith, J. W. Smith, R. S. Schaeffer, C. J. Sparks, Tom Specia, A. J. Thenn, G. R., Jr. Voskamp, E. L. Walmsley, J. G. Wells, R. R. Westbrook, T. C. White, W. K. Wilkerson, J. M. Wolman, G. A. 234 McMINN HOYLE HALL Service, cooperation, economy and giving as many students employment as conditions will permit are the fundamental functions of the A. Jrress The College Catalogue and other publications, the Extensioner and Extension Service bulletins, the Forest News and Forestry bulletins, the TrEweekly Battalion, the Battalion magazine, the Engineer, the Agriculturist, and the Texas Aggie are among the publications produced in this department. In addi¬ tion, the department furnishes printing ' ' fhffplies for the collejJPand its enterprises, prints football pro- grams, Town Hall material and many kinds of printed matter. After 26 years of service, Mr. S. C. Hoyle of this office has become Editor-Emeritus of College Publi¬ cations. Mr. J. W. Hall is Manager of the A. M. Press, and David McMinn is production director. 235 ' The Student Employment Office functions as a clearing house through which those students who must earn part of their expenses may find part-time employment. It follows, too, that potential employers who need men for part-time work in a particular field may more readily find those wit hjj he necessary qualifications by referring to this office. This office supervises “student concessions,” through w hich students mg g sell articles or services of particular value or appeal to the student body. The problem of finding part-time wok is| co m plica tea hereb y tn ggjg ct that the adjoining business and residential community is not large enough to afford many jobs Qgjsequ y,.jf.,, about two-thirds of the available jobs are financed by departmental maintenance funds allotted to the, College. Nparly the remaining jobs are made possible by allo¬ cation of funds from the Federal government through thie N A. Since approximately one student in every three who enters the College applies for part-timq work, it is necessary to restrict job assignments to those students whcrtcre actually most in need, and whose past record indicates their ability to handle both an academic program and outside work. For these rea- sonsf iiigibility for work meffrs that the student must maintain a passing grade in at least wiree-fourths of his scheduled course, and must also do a cred¬ itable job of work in the place assigned to him. New students selected for work must have rated in the top scholastic quarter of their last year of high school. A large number of graduates of this College who are now serving competently as officers in our armed forces would have been unable to com- _ , ,.. plete their College work without the help afforded by part-time employment while in College. €m W. H. HORSLEY, Chairman 236 Responsible for telling the world about The Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas — its contribution to Higher Educatioiu its National De ' fense cooperation, its service to the people o|f.tnfe Ste ' aind NationsTts djs ' coveries through research, its education of the youth of the land for leader- ship in civil or military pursuits and its athletic prowess — is theDe Hb ment of Information and College Publications. Information about Texas A. M. College-add its student body ar.d personnel each week goes out to more than five hundred newspapers and magazines, a score of radio stations, the .world-wide press associations and feature syndicates. The A. 6? M. story is written, pictured and spoken T)y: G. Byron Winstead, Director of Infonipation; H. B. McElroy, Sports Assistant; Howard Berry, Photography; Mrs. H 8 or McElroy, SeereSi Tand Roy P. Gates, Student Assistant. v Extension Service News: Louis J. Franke, Editor; Laura Lane, Assistant Editor; C. A. Price, Editorial Assistant. Experiment Station: A. D. Jackson, Chief of Publications. Forest Service News: S. L. Frost and R. V. Johnson. Radio Station WTAW: H. C. Dillingham, Technical Supervisor; John O. Rosser, Program Director; Deane Orms, Secretary. G. BYRON WINSTEAD, Director 237 WARREN STUART CLEVELAND GROTE LOEFFLER BERRY HESS EDWARDS Thirteen seniors competed for places on the 1941 Livestock Judging Team. A carefully planned program of p ractice work-outs under the directioh of Coaches I. F. E ycards and W. M. Warren enabled the contestants to develop their ability to judge beef cattle, sheep, swine, and draft horses. Classes of live ' stock judged included some outstanding animals |rom.leading hejhds and flocks in the country. The team, composed of five contestants and one alternate, included the following seniors: W. T. Berry, J. B. Cleveland, G. H. Grote, P. J. Hess, V. J. Loefller, and T. E. Stuart. In the Intercollegiate Contest held October 18 at the American Royal Livestock Show, Kansas City, Missouri, the team ranked fourth in a field of twenty entries. T. E. Stu art was eleventh high individual in judging of all classes of livestock. The team ranked fourth in judging sEeep, seventh in horses, ninth in swine and thir ' teenth in beef cattle. On November 29 the team tied for sixteenth place with Cornell (New York) among twenty eight teams competing in the International Intercollegiate Livestock Judging Contest, held an ' nually at the International Livestock Show, Chicago, Illinois. T. E. Stuart tied for sixth high ranking individual in judging all classes. The team was first in judging Percheron horses, tied for sixth in beef cattle, and tied for ninth in judging sheep. 238 WARREN WH1TFILL BALLMAN SCHUYLER PARNELL The A. M. Collegiate Poultry Judging Team Edward Schuyler, Wesley Ballman and Kenneth Whitfill, and coached by E. D. Parnell, Associate Professor, and Alex Warren, Graduate As ' sistant, placed third in all-round score in the Midwest Intercollegiate contest held at Chicago Novem¬ ber 28 and 29. Ballman was high point indivi dual of the entire contest, and the team scored first in exhi¬ bition judging, both firsts for any Texas team in the Midwest contest. Fifteen teams competed. ' i:V ' : The team members judged numerous poultry shows throughout Texas in October and November in training for the contest. They also did practice at the College poultry farm and on nearby flocks. Visits were made to numerous agricultural colleges prcne trip to and from Chicago. Medals were award¬ ed to team members for high team honors in exhibition, and Ballman received a second medal for high individual score. Cash awards were also won by Ballman, as well as by Whitfill for scoring third high individual market judging. The contest was in three parts, viz., market judging of poultry and eggs; ex¬ hibition judging; and the judging of production classes of hens. 239 DAIRY PRODUCTS TERRI KING MOORE BARRON JEFFERIES SODERQUIST The Dairy Products Team competed in the International Senior . Intercollegiate Dairy Products Judg- Wm ing Contest at Toronto, Ontario, Octobel, 1941. This was the second international contest in which ill Hi pif ft an A. M. team has participated. Twenty-two schools were represented. Preparing for the meet, these i§§ t a boys had the experience of competing as juniors, in the Southwest Contest at the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show. Some time was spent in scoring products at commercial dairy plants. First place team trophies were won in judging ice cream and cheese at ' r S TOtnTat Toronto, however, the Aggies agreed it had been a good experience. Members of the team were Kenneth King, W. B. Barron, A. B. Jefferies and M. K. Soderquist. A. V. Moore, of the Dairy Husbandry Department, served capably as coach. 240 POTTS, COACH; COLLARD, McGOUIRK, WARNER, BUTLER The 1941 crops team was composed of Q. E. Butter of .Grah gg L Texas, F. G. Collard of Oglesby, Texas, G. C. McGouirk of Bonham, Texas, H. C. Warner of Bryan, Texas, and was coached by R. C. Potts, assistant Professor of Agronomy. jl| The crops team entered two contests, one at Kansas City, Missouri, where the team placed fourth. The other was at Chicago, Illinois, in conjunction with the International Hay and Grain Show. F. G. Collard was high individual of the entire contest making the highest total score ever made by any con- testant in the crops contest at Chicago Earl Butler was eighth. The team placed thirdamd received third place medals and a one hundred dollar cash award. Collard was awarded a diamond studded gold medal for his achievement. These contests include the grading of grain, hay and cotton according; to federal standards; the identification of some 185 farm crop plants, seed, diseases of these plants, and weeds found growing in the field and pasture and the selection of farm crops seeds for planting purposes. 241 mERTS JUDGinG TERm Under the direction of Professor C. E ing team compiled an enviable record the team placed third, losing by a narrow margin sbandry Department, the Meats Judg ' . ' 42. At the International Judging Contest in Chicago, J ' l J| to Oklahoma A, M. and Nebraska University. This U:; : is the highest an A. M. team has placed in International competition. The team was composed of J. D. Jordon, Jay B. Pumphrey and Worth Parker. Johnny Hardin was alternate. Jordon was fifth high man of the International Contest and Pumphrey was tenth high man, winning second in judging pork cuts and carcasses. The laurels won by the team are proof of the fine efforts of Coach Murphy and speaks well of the cooperation and interest of the entire group. 242 The Texas A. and M. Junior Livestock Judging Team won first honors in swine judging while competing with fifteen other teams in the Colleg livestock judging contest held March 14 at the Southwestern Fat Stock Show, Fort Worth. The team also ranked fourth in judging beef cattle, fourth in sheep, and fourteenth in horses and iJules. Although ranking tenth place in judging all classes of livestock, the team was only forty six points below New Mexico State College, the third ranking team of the contest. First place was won Ty Colorado State College. Members of the Texas A. and M. Team included Heston McBride, Joe Lemley, Marvin McMillan, John Powell, J ay Pumphrey, and Jom|W healTa ipa Jay Puthphrey was third high individual in judging all classes of livestock among eighty com temtsT He ranked sixth in judging beef cattle, fifth in swine and seventh in horses and mules. Heston McBride tied for first place in judging beef cattle and second place in swine judging. John Powell tied for second place in judging beef cattle. The team was coached by Irvin F. Edwards and William M. Warren of the Animal Husbandry Department. Some of the outstanding herds and flocks in the state were visited during practice judging workouts in preparation for the contest. 243 Texas A. M. was represented at the Collegiate National Contest in Judging Dairy Cattle held on October 11, 1941, during the National Dairy Show in emphis, Tennessee. Twenty one college teams from twenty stafes competed, with Texas A. M. finishing fifteen points behind Iowa State College fcppecohd jjlace; honors. ie team never finished below the high five in any of the five breeds and individual members were always in the high ten men. Hales placed fourth in Ayrshires, seventh in Guernseys, sixth in Brown Swiss, and tenth in Jerseys making him fourth high individual in the entire contest. Atbr was ninth in Guernseys and second in Holsteins. Kay was sixth high individual in judging Ayrshires. Members of this years team, with the excepnon of Urdaneta replacing Ator, competed at the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show in March, 1941, and won fifth place. At that time J. T. Cate, D. L. Ator, J. C. Kay, Ralph Urdaneta, H. B. Hales, W. S. Fennel, Ebert Pierce, Buster Wheat, and G. S. Hutchings were working out for the team. Before going to the National Dairy Show last October, the team worked out at San Antonio, Waco, Austin and the Texas State Fair in Dallas. 244 THE RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ The poorest man may, in his cottage, bid defiance to all the forces of the Crown. It may be frail;its roof may shake; the wind may blow through it; the storm may enter; the rain may enter,- but the King of England may not enter; all his forces dare not cross the threshold of the ruined tenement . . . THE RICHI III KEEP I HIS RIGHT sprang from the code of our frontier forefathers. They demanded the right to keep and bear arms in the defense of their homes and families. The amendment reads “A well regu ' lated Militia being necessary to the security of a free State . . .”; in those days every able-bodied man was sub¬ ject to service in the Militia; therefore, every man had need of weapons. It is the sign of an oppressed people that they are prohibited the use and keeping of arms. We are an individualist nation and our ideal of government is that the government is merely the tool of the people and not their master. We have eloquent evi¬ dence of an opposite ideal in the totalitarian nations where the individual exists only to serve the State. In those nations the desire for such a right is cause for suspicion. Injustice and tyranny never tolerate the lux¬ ury of human rights. Only in a democratic state where the mistakes of the government are the mistakes of the people themselves is it possible to grant such rights as keeping and bearing arms. ' k aJA Mr.. B. 1. Beltkamip ' I ' ditor A . M College of Se;xaE College Station, Texas Bear 1 Mr. Beitteaip: Tout Texas Ib ' emuties were all too TbeisatifiiiiX for one miam to possiMjr juige alone so I icalled in tine en¬ tire band to help, with the followiaig. result® Betty Mclmtosk .Marilyn Blaine: Crabtree Ttobh® Kenneid;r liada lee Serein Lena Marie Adaas Ilisaheth Alexsader .Mary Katherine Bodeon Mary Blraaoes! Sene®. ftood lack to this. _1 ' ■ • . ' ' ■ V;. y ( rtlitn £!iciine C rabiree Lillie Sue Royce Mary Lou Turner Lloydene Williams Marion Becker Dorothy Hill Marie Mayfield Ramah Eager Anne Weinstein Dorothy Reed Fay Carroll Loneta Jarvis Betty K. Russell Virginia Dale Wilmeth Dorris Kennedy Audry Hitt Hazel Thomas Annie Laurie McLean Cora Lee Payne Betty Knox Mary Ann Martin Ella ' Waring Marie Davey Jane Moore Mrs. R. R. Bennett Betsy Bennett Hulene Hynds Mrs. R. A. Doa , Jr. Joyce LaBarr Louis Taylor Billie Mae Gibbs Jean Longino Eleanor Riggins Mary Alice Reese Zula Shelton Bessie Holder Evelyn Say Sadie Gray Stafford Betty Fal Fernell Hopkins Mrs. Joe Gail Fagan Virginia Herod Thelma Gilcrease Ann Lehde Wanda Hinds Marian J. Pyle Dorothy Mae Kraus Rosemary Weathered Hazel Smith Zelia Belle Lloyd Judy Clar Lorene Burton Mrs. Bill Grisham Isabelle Pettigrew Muriel Flynn Mildred Knolle Virginia Ramage Mrs. Vernon Isaac Margaret Bunl{ley Eleanor Alexander Irma Boulet Lurline Olson Josephine Palemero Ruth Allen Max Tompkins Dorothy T ' lorinne Fort Elizabeth Hamilton Fey Martin Anne Fain Wilma Faye Barnhill Mrs. Fred Rea Emma Jo Holloway Ann Butt Mrs. R. G. Powell Katheryn Beach Barbara Cowling Tierney Collier Mrs. R. H. Broods Billineil Brockman Mary Ruth Filgo Bonnie Jean Dillehay Jean ?s[ash Jean Sanson Dorothy Hobrecht Betty Blanehard Ethel Bennett Edna Howell Beatrice Jones June Long Alice Jeane Raymond Iris Alsup Virginia Jones Dorothy T ell Love Ollie Lou Tippett Martha Ann Troy Bettie Ruth Smith Diana Hensarling Beth Benjamin Mary Jo Bass Ruth Bea ley Ollie Mosley Jeanne Forrest McCluer Margaret Short Mrs. J. E. Buehrig Sybil Rollett Florence Kent Evelyn Sanders Dorothy Rae Roco Joyace Kirkland Betty Blac well Barbara Jean Taylor Opal Allen Marjorie Davis Mary Louise Curry Jesse A. Teague June Jameson Virginia Walter Mrs. R. P. Dun erley Eloise Clar Mary Kilpatricl{ Vernelle Orr Margaret Jane Riordan Frances Marie Davis Marceline Swinney Madeleine Robison Hanna Witte Mrs. John W. Gibson Virginia Ailleen Hillyard Ruth Moore Elizabeth Toline Annie Jo Russell Lucille McDermott Margaret Morrison Meryle Dillinger J ' lancy Allen Bla emore Lucia McCormick Hazel Hearn Patricia Easterwood Mary Katheryn Watson Anita Day Peggy Angus Roberta Stauss Anna Burney Ruth Rowland Frances McCoy Mary Leslie Scott Marjorie Fisher Helen Harvey McGee Helen Tassos Jean Williams Gloria Ann Sigrist Dorothy Blaze Rose Maisel Carrie Frances Edens Frances Boney Minetta Allgelt Dorothy Fitch Ruth Hildebrand l lelross Hiester Florine Beall Mary Allen Mayfield Jane Hurley Judy Doll Frances Kawalfiowsfii Marie Schrader Lillian Stieler Doris Gorbet Chris E. Snider Ann Bolin Mrs. A. J. Wittenbach, Jr. Mrs. Bill Cass Mary Evelyn Gould Ida Mae ?Jauschutz Dorothy Sanderson Margaret Sue Sneed Mrs. D. F. Wade, Jr. Anne Coffey Marcelle Mabry Pat Johnson Viola Kulhane Juanitta Hunt Kathryn Kohler Annie Mae Crouch 7 [annie Jane Gillespie Mildred Walter Bee Smith l larcissa Mae Shivers Floylee Hunter Maude Ellen Bradburn Suzanne Johnson Ethel Rosenberg Virginia Schaffner f Murney Smith Hester Harrison Sally Sammons Betty Albin Dorothy Dumas Lucille Yeager Jocyle Harris ? [eva Schorp Adine Womble Ethel Virginia Bremer Ada l Joah Irene Dwyer Ernestine Dedman Dawne Johnson Dorothy l [ell Pulliam Mrs. Fred C. Homeyer, Jr. Peggy Dewey May Margaret Tupper Beverly Ann Spares Kathryn Trance Cecilia Lorino Mary Kathryn Boo er Luetta Graham Catherine Coldwell Dorothy Hawkins Jeanette Johnson Harriett Jarrett Joy XVurzbach Olive Fuller Mary Tom FJeal Mattie Pearl Everette Frances Caryle FJettie ' Woodson Merle Bolton Gwendolyn Brown Mrs. XV. F. Oxford, fr. Kathleen Christenberry Frances Higginbotham Dorothy Jean Barwise Martha Bays Jean McLean Emma Lena Earley Fay Landry Ina Claire Allen Georgie Jones Valmia Gibbs Virginia Holic Mildred Main Janice Files Linda Lee Thompson Jean Hofmann Echo Daniel Mary Jones Grace Beth Feagin Mrs. J. Wiley Wolfe Jean Short Geraldine Kempe Ann Chamberlain Alice Silvey Fannie Byrd Bolton June Baird Kathryne Haynes Margaret Chapman Jerry Berry Ernestine Harris Pauline Webster Virginia Sue Colgan Mabel Bird Helen Holm Mary Lois Stevenson Mrs. Henry B. T abers Bettye Weisman Sars Troy Margaret V. Colley Mrs. Bryan Cowan Winifred Marie Chandler Mrs. William D. Cavender Blanche Callaway Flo Maddox Mrs. T. S. Gillis Mrs. Victor Forman Mrs. F. R. Oradat Mrs. J. A. Cote Mrs. J. W. Wise Mrs. G. A. Webb Mrs. Joe C. Koelling Mrs. J. F. Bourn Mrs. H. G. Creel Mrs. W. W. Heit amp Mrs. W. F. Oxford Mrs. XV. E. Armour Mrs. J. XV. Crouse Mrs. Charles Staudt Mrs. Jac M. Ogdee Mrs. XV. M. Goldston Mrs. K. K. Prestridge Mrs. C. XV. Pettigrew Mrs. Lee Oliver Mrs. W. A. Teague Mrs. Ed Timmons Mrs. Grover C. Johnson Mrs. R. E. McCarty Mrs. E. XV. Smither Mrs. A. J. XVagner Mrs. C. C. Thomas Tom S. Gillis CADET COLONEL, CORPS COMMANDER Roland Bing EDITOR, AGRICULTURIST MAGAZINE LIEUTENANT-COLONEL COAST ARTILLERY CORPS REGIMENT THREE YEAR LETTERMAN IN VARSITY FOOTBALL AND TRACK ' rflllll ■ . fa.. . ill lif M I m i X;l ' 5 ■ iiSS’f ' s v:,;x ' ;v;; mm Jg Sa lfiwX.: ,• ..fV: ' v -. ' ), - 5 V-. -... : r i . ' - ., THE RIGHT OF THE PEOPEE TO BE SECURE IN THEIR PERSONS, HOUSES, PAPERS AND EFFECTS AGAINST UN¬ REASONABLE SEARCHES AND SEIZURES ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ Near in importance to exemption from any arbitrary control of the person is that maxim of the common law which secures to the citizen immunity in his home against the prying eyes of the government and protection in person, property, and papers against even the process of the law, except in a few specified cases. The maxim that “every man’s house is his castle,” is made a part of our constitutional law in the clauses prohibiting unreasonable searches and seizures, and has always been looked upon as of high value to the citizen. JUna W. CooL ★ P§ • 4i«s§H V k t|81P1p . .Kf Iglgxx , HU iiii A m Wrt r - . . T:-: •.■r- ★ ★ ' X ' ;: A ME MCHT OF THE PEOPEE TO BE SEMIS I PAPERS ARB EFFECTS AGAINST OKREASW ■i-: ik § «My. U ' THflB PERSONS, HOUSES, E SEARCHES AND SEIZURES No OTHER RIGHT granted to the American people has so purely a personal aspect as the right against unwarranted invasion of their privacy and personal affairs. Our individualism is of such nature that this privilege of protection against un¬ warranted and unreasonable searches and seizures is a right that is taken with an almost too matter-of-fact attitude. We would feel any aggression on this right immediately and would resist it more fiercely because it is such an integral part of the pattern of our American way of life. We must realise that it is unsafe to take these lib¬ erties for granted. That is a lesson which we can lear n from the experiences of other peoples who thought their rights were self-perpetuating. Civil liberties must be watched constantly lest they be turned against them¬ selves. They are flexible — as they should be — and their flexibility needs guidance and care to take the proper course. ★ ★ ★ ★ Front row: CAPT. HUNTER, MAJ. ELLWOOD, MAJ. HARTON, LT. COE. BOLES, COL. WELTY, LT. COL. CAPHTON, MAT. MARSHALL, MAJ. BENNETT, CAPT. JOHNSON. Second raze: LT. SALE, LT. STROTHER, CAPT. LERNER, CAPT. DAVIS, LT. WILLIAMS, LT. UTTER BACK, CAPT. SORY. Third row: LT. LEFKOFSKY, LT. ALEXANDER, LT. WHITE, LT. NORTH, LT. ECHTERHOFF, LT. VALLIANT, LT. SPEER. Colonel M. D. Welty.......................................Infantry Professor of Military Science and Tactics Lieut. Colonel J. K. Boles................................Field Artillery Lieut. Colonel C. L. Caphton..................................Infantry Lieut. Colonel L. E. Swearingen................Chemical Warfare Service Major L. W. Marshall.......................................Infantry Major Burton Harton............................Coast Artillery Corps Major E. A. Elwood...................................Field Artillery Major A. J. Bennett.............................Coast Artillery Corps Major R. L. Roberts.........................................Infantry Captain E. L. Hunter........................................Infantry Captain C. G. Sory....................................Field Artillery Captain C. E. Johnson........................Chemical Warfare Service Captain G. P. Lerner....................................Signal Corps Captain J. E. Davis.........................................Infantry First Lieut. C. A. Williams.........................Corps of Engineers First Lieut. T. B. Strother........................Coast Artillery Corps First Lieut. A. P. Utterback..................................Cavalry First Lieut. E. B. Sale..................................Field Artillery First Lieut. G. P. Valliant....................................Cavalry First Lieut. M. E. Speer......................................Cavalry First Lieut. J. H. Echterhoff.........................Corps of Engineers Second Lieut. W. G. North..................................Cavalry Second Lieut. L. J. Lefkofsky......................Coast Artillery Corps Second Lieut. U. M. Alexander..........................Field Artillery Second Lieut. E. M. White.............................Field Artillery 285 ★ ★ ★ ★ A COLONEL T. S. GILLIS Corps Commander 286 Corps Staff LT. COLONEL R. B. PEARCE Executive MAJOR LEE RICE Personnel Officer MAJOR W. E. PENDLETON Intelligence Officer MAJOR J. B. BARKER Plans Training Officer MAJOR G. R. SOMERVILLE Supply Officer Not Pictured: MAJOR WILLARD CLARK Adjutant Seated: INTELLIGENCE SERGEANT R. L. RIX SERGEANT MAJOR S. C. KAFFER PERSONNEL SERGEANT W. W. CARDWELL Standing: OPERATIONS SERGEANT W. J. GALLOWAY SUPPLY SERGEANT E. W. MULHOLLAN CHEMICAL SERGEANT D. G. GRIFFIN SIGNAL SERGEANT D. S. LANSDON 4 MAJOR R. R. RUSSELL Commanding Officer A. M. HINDS Drum Major CAPTAIN J. E. INGLEHART Supply Officer CAPTAIN C. C. STEWART Secondin ' Command FIRST LT. W. M. RASCOE 288 i n f n n t r y enno J. M. BALAGIA Second in Command O. L. CULBERSON First Sergeant Staff Members 1st. Lt. W. M. Rascoe Master Sergeant W. F. Bucy Tech. Sgt. R. L. Stephens 1st Lieutenants Harrison, G. F. Hynds, C. L. Slack, T. E. 2nd Lieutenants Gossett, R. B. Nicol, B. J. Sergeants Amis, B. J. Chapman, K. T. Clarke, J. E. Jackson, T. H. Maples, J. G. Miller. M. M. Moffett, H. C. Corporals Alston, R. E. Anderson, C. W. Bell, J. L. Field, E. Fort, M. G. Halbig, W. B. Inglis, T. N. Levine, J. H. Reid, J. W. Schultz, R. L. Stalcup, J. K. Varvel, K. G. Privates Ansley, W. P. Ball, R. E. Beard, R. S. Belew, G. N. Blankenship, B. T. Brandon, C. E. Bridgefarmer, J. C. Burchard. W. B. Cain, D. W. Chatham, E. B. Clements, B. H. Cochran, J. L. Collum, C. L. Copeland, E. H. Couey. R. H. Criswell. R. M. Dean, R. O. Duffer, D. D. Dunn, M. C. Ellerbrock, F. J. Ellerbrock, W. W. Estes, C. H. Ferguson, G. W. Garrett, R. J. Gibson, T. E. Glendenning, F. B. Graves, W. E. Harrington, T. W. Hill, E. V. ' Holderness, B. C. Hornsby, C. W. Isbell, H. L. Janak, F. A. Jeffery, T. D. Knapp, F. E. Kubin. R. L. Lacy, James LaRoche, P. F. Legler, L. O. Loftin, J. H. McCargo, F. W. McGregor, A. McGregor, J. B. McKelvey, E. A. Merrill. W. C. Miller, D. C. Munn, Burton Nagle, J. W. Neeley. R. E. Page, E. T. Perry, E. B. Pomerantz, M. N. Post, C. W. Prater, F. D. Rankin. J. M. Sahol, J. H. Schaedel, C. T. Schultz, E. F. Sears, E. T. Shiller, E. V. Smith, C. G. Stoddard. H. L. Sullivan, W. B. Talk, E. M. Taylor, W. U. Vannoy, T. R. Walker, B. J. Weems, J. N. Weghorst, W. P. Wharton. R. H Williamson, B. B. W. M. McREYNOLDS Captain 289 Staff Members Lt. Col. R. B. Pearce Major R. R. Russell Captain J. E. Inglehart Captain C. C. Stewart Tech. Sgt. B. C. Roberson 1st Lieutenants Fischer, A. O. Webb, J. F. C. J. TOLAND Battery Commander Sergeants Barnes, H. E. Clark, G. W. Goppert, J. G. Johnson. G. Lemley, J. R. Little. D. D. Maples, L. E. Marwil, S. J. Schleider. B. H. Ward, A. L. Worth, R. F. Corporals Bone, R. D. Haines, R. L. Layman, R. E. Maffitt, T. S. Martin, H. S. Me Anally, D. G. Poulter, G. A. Reese, H. L. Smith, S. V. Wright, H. E. Privates Adkisson, J. W. Alexander, R. B. Allman, B. L. Allman, S. H. Anderson, B. M. Andrew, E. H. Armstrong, A. E. Ball. H. F. Bickley, C. E. Bledsoe, F. M. Blissard, E. V. Briscoe, A. C. Briscoe, M. Brustein, S. H. Byars, W. A. Carson, C. J. Cherry, D. D. Dean, R. C. Dennis, J. R. Doggett, V. G. Doss, R. P. Eberspacher, L. Eckert, J. E. Faulk, H. G. Forrest, H. L. Garner, C. C. Goodrich. H. P. Gordon, J. F. Grady, R. E. Gras, E. H. Hackney, D. V. Hardin, W. R. Hebisen. E. E. Henry, J. W. Herman, W. A. Hinds, A. M. Hogan, T. C. Jones, B. W. Layton, R. E. Little, A. E. Madeley, N. S. Manor, W. R. Matthews, J. M. Mayo, H. B. McClendon, E. W. McNair, H. Mims, J. W. Moser, F. A. Murphy, W. T. Olschner, P. Q. Park,J. F. Phillips, C. E. Rainey, J. R. Richardson, O. L. Riedel, W. T. Rinehart, J. O. Sams, T. G. Sharp, J. B. Sisler, C. E. Stevens, M. H. Stracke, S. L. Strandtman, L. V. Thomas, E. F. Thurman, N. D. Volts, E. E. Walker, H. C. Welch, R. L. Williams, R. K. Williamson, R. B. B. J. BARR Second in Command A. H. MUNSON First Sergeant 290 Regimental Staff LT. COLONEL SAM BROWN Regimental Commander CAPTAIN A. J. LANDUA Adjutant CAPTAIN ROY E. BUCEK, JR. Intelligence Officer CAPTAIN V. J. LOEFFLER Plans Training Officer CAPTAIN W. M. PENA Supply Officer Not Pictured: MAJOR WM. DAWSON Executive Seated: COLOR SERGEANT T. E. ELLIOT COMMUNICATIONS SERGEANT G. C. CAROTHERS Standing: SUPPLY SERGEANT R. L. HANBY SERGEANT MAJOR J. H. McALLISTER COLOR SERGEANT W. D. PARKER TRANSPORTATION SERGEANT E. A. GORDON First Battalion Staff MAJOR G. P. MONCRIEF Battalion Commander CAPTAIN J. W. ANDERSON Executive FIRST FT. L. C. DRAPER Intelligence Officer FIRST FT. J. M. WADDELL Plans Training Officer FIRST FT. W. R. ANDERSON, JR. Supply Officer Not Pictured: FIRST FT A. R. CREWS, JR. Adjutant TECHNICAL SERGEANT W. W. MILLER TECHNICAL SERGEANT J. E. TRIGO N. A. TAYLOR Second in Command C. G. HENDERSON First Sergeant Staff Members 1st Lt. J. W. Anderson 1st Lt. W. R. Anderson. Jr. Mas. Sgt. R. L. Hanby Tech. Sgt. W. W. Miller 1st Lieutenants DeSalvo, V. Spencer. W. R. Taylor. J. 2nd Lieutenants Brown, R. D. Crews, A. R. Graham, J. A. Hall, M. E. Jahnel. C. R. Jordan, R. L. Mitchell, Z. F. Penuel. V. B. Sparks, G. H. Sergeants Bucek, F. A. Cabell, H. B. Cunningham, J. M. Dennington, J. F. Donaldson. D. M. James, J. K. Lowe, J. P.. Jr. Maguire, C. H. Osterholm, H. A. Rogers, M. M. Corporals Brendle, K. A. Couch, R. E. Dawson, J. T. Leavitt, C. W., Jr. Smith, R. R. Privates Bible. P. F. Borcherding, L. J. Canfield, A. B. Castiglioni, B. P. Corley. G. P. Cranfill, J. A. Cribbs, H. L. Crow, R. H. Demack, C. M. Denton, A. E. Donelson. S. B. Dreyfus, D. L. Eldridge, J. D. Epperson, D. M. Evans, J. D. Feazle, C. Fillingim, T. A. Fink, H. Foldberg, H. C. Gilbert, C. W. Gralton. W. C. Griffin, J. W. Haby, G. H. Harrod, B. P. Harwood, R. B. Hearn, W. E. Heit, J. G. Hodges, W. R. Hogan, J. E. Holbrook. A. C. Holman, H. H. Holman, J. M. Ivie, R. A. Johnson, H. G. McConnell, W. K. McFall, J. A. Mcllroy, J. R. Magers, M. P. Magers, R. A. Martin, R. Mattox, C. W. Melcher, T. E. Miller, J. W. Morehouse, W. B. Morrow, C. W. Newton, J. T. Ondrej, G. E. Outlaw, B. E. Partin, L. W. Post, H. W. Robinson, D. W. Rogers, E. A. Ruisinger, R. W. Rumsey, W. L. Schlittler, H. W. Scroggin, F. E. Seay, B. E. Seay, R. E. Simmons, E. A. Simpson, J. D. Singleton, J. R. Sloan, W. J. Spradling, P. H. Spraggins, W. L. Stark. H. H. Sweatmon, R. F. Tashnek, A. B. Taylor, G. Taylor, R. H. Thomas, W. B. Turner, W. C. Utay, M. L. Van Fleet, G. L. Williamson, A. A. Wright, H. H. S. L. EVANS Captain 293 Staff Members Major G. P. Moncrief 1st Lt. J. M. Waddell 1st Lieutenants Guinn, R. N. Hardeman, T. N. Quick, W. M. 2nd Lieutenants Bing, R. E. McBride, W. J. Schroeter, O. E. C. W. BODE Captain Sergeants Drier, C. H., Jr. Foster, W. H. King, J. S. Martin, C. B. Corporals Adkisson, G. B. Boren, F. W. Boyd, F. E. Carson, H. K. Cross, M. A., Jr. Greer, B. F. Groves, G. G. Howsley, D. L. Jordan, I. G. Martin, E. C., Jr. Morgan. J. F. Phillips, R. W. Shults, R. L. Wall, A. I. Williamson, J. E. Privates Armstrong, R. W. Barton, T. J. Blanchard. C. S. Leathers, J. P. Brandes, P. P. Maas, H. A. Brannen, C. A. Martin, E. J. Brennan, R. N. Mathis, J. V. Carpenter, W. A. McCarroll, A. L. Chapman. G. R. McGouirk. G. C. Crow, M. E. McIntyre, D. P. Crow, M. L. McMinn, R. H. Croaier, W. G. Parish, J. E. Cummins, J. C. Riddling, W. P. Davidson, A. I. Robinson, E. D. Dorsett, R. H. Runkles, J. R. Drake, P. O. Seale, L. R. Drum, M. R. Sessums. E. A.. Jr. Erwin, B. J. Shaves, L. W. Everett. M. W. Simmons, J. K. Flynt, T. Y. Smith, R. N. Forrest, L. E. Smith, W. A. Frierson. B. W. Steymann, W. R. Garrett, A. E. Stork, O. F. Gray, A. J. Thompson. B. J. Halsell, G. A. Townley, J. P. Hancock, D. L. Watson, D. G. Hemphill, W. A. Watson, W. C. Holekamp, C. M. Webster, J. B. Klare, W. B. Wendel, A. J. Kunkel, J. D. Wheat, T. L., Jr. Kunze, G. W. Whisenhunt, M. H Labus, E. V. Williams, R. H. Lawhon, W. C. Wood, Jack R. O. BRANAM Second in Command J. R. ADAMS, JR. First Sergeant 294 G. W. FITZHUGH Second in Command J. L. TAYLOR First Sergeant Staff Members Major W. W. Clark Terh. Spt. G. C. Carothers 1 st Lieutenants Clark. W. R. Cloud,]. B. Goforth. W. A. 2nd Lieutenants Altman. G. H. Amyx, J. M.. Jr. Doak. R. A. McBride. W. J. Meredith. W. R. Norris. M. J. Norton, R. P. Sergeants Bailey. C. E. Bridges. L. A. Callier, T. P. Crozier, W. V. Cumbie. E. M. Darden, J. M. Hale, J. E. Majers, C. A. O ' Leary, J. E. Rogers, C. J. Sample. R. H. Smith. E. L. Williams, J. M. Corporals Banks. W. F. Glover, C. E. Hartman, H. F. Hendrick, L. R. Muntzell. H. J. Slover. C. L. Wheeler, L. B. Wofford. S. R. Privates Adams, B. E. Alford. D. R. Andrews, W. S. Blackburn, T. W. Bowles, W. B. Britton, A. D. Brown. T. C. Butz. B. B. Caudle. F. A. Clark. D. E. Clifton. H. M. Clubb. O. L. Colquitt. J. K. Condron. T. K. Cope. R. R. Coscia. J. A. Curl. H. P. Davis, J. P. Elliot, A. E. Glenn, E. F. Golman, G. H. Graves, M. W. Hermandez, E. Herrington, J. D. Hokanson. W. L. Holley, G. A. Hope, G. M. Jahns, K. R. Jarrel, R. S. Johnson, Y. B. Kendricks. N. B. Locke. J. D. London, B. W. Loomis. R. R. Maclin, R. E. Maples, W. Marchbands. J. E. McWhorter. R. L. Meriwether. B. T. Moore, T. D. Morris, C. A. Mosesman, M. Newberry. J. E. Page, F. D. Prudhomme. E. G. Pumphery, J. B. Ramage, J. L. Reese, C. M. Ruckman, J. W. Sleeper. J. Smith, A. C. Thomas, G. P. Watson, J. R. Weir, B. G., Jr. Whitworth, E. Wilson. B. G. Wylie, J. T. E. H. PERRY Captain 295 Staff Members Lt. Col. S. E. Brown 1st Lt. L. C. Draper Tech. Sgt. J. E. Trigo 1 st Lieutenants Hooton, G. T. Lorino, N. E. Robinson, R. A., Jr. 2nd Lieutenants Batte, E. G. Ford, O. J. M. C. JORDAN Captain Hill, M. W. Tate, J. B. Wilmeth, E. D. Yantis, R. J. Sergeants Bennett, P. M. Brady, B. C. Burnett, R. E. Eubank. G. K. Hillard, H. E. Hott, D. B. McEver. J. W. McSpadden, E. F. Jr. Medford, W. L. Patton, T. A. Rosenberg, H. W. Standefer, J. L., Jr. Upham, H. W. Corporals Barnes, J. M. Barton, J. H. Eberhart, C. A. Goins, P. T. Good, G. D. Jones, W. L. McLarry, N. R. Measles, R. K. Reeder, B. F. Privates Averitt, G. R. Baldwin, R. B. Beach, B. A. Bergman, O. L. Boyd, T. F. Broome, C. A. Calloway, D. P. Castleberry, L. M. Conlee, J. D. Cook, W. A. Davis, F. B. Dominy, W. W. Dorantes. M. A. Dyer. R. C. Edge, D. Flenner, W. R. Haile, B. Heartfield, R. R. Hermanse, V. J. Hodges, J. D. Hoffman, J. L. Hooper, G. M. Kelty, J. F. Kemp, F. E. Kern. L. B. Kirk, S. K. Koether, E. L. Lavender, A. F. Lee, W. M. Lehmburg, W. H. Lewis, J. S. Lewis, R. T. Lloyd, R. R. Macha, L. W. Magers, R. G. McClain, W. N. McCullough. R. C. Miller, M. ' W. Moore, J. D. Mostyn, C. R. Orr, W. G. Osborne, M. B. Pollan, M. J. Pridemore, R. A. Robinson, H. W. Salley, C. D. Saunders, R. E. Shaw, W. N. Shillingburg, E. C. Short, J. A. Smith, H. W. Stewart, R. A. Swatzell, P. D. Taylor, H. D. Waller, J. M. Watler, D. L. Watson. W. G. White, S. W. Winston, W. C. Woods, P. D. Zapalac, L. P. J. E. BUEHRIG Second in Command J. P. ALFORD First Sergeant 296 Second Battalion Staff MAJOR B. E. ALLDREDGE Battalion Commander CAPTAIN A. L. CATHEY Executive FIRST LT. H. T. CHANG Intelligence Officer FIRST LT. E. A. TIMMONS Plans Training Officer FIRST LT. M. H. BROWN, JR. Supply Officer Not Pictured: FIRST LT. W. W. GRISHAM Adjutant SUPPLY SERGEANT A. J. MacNAB SERGEANT MAJOR J. A. POWELL Staff Member Captain W. M. Pena 1st Lieutenants Enochs, J. P. Jackson, H. D. King, B. M. 2nd Lieutenants Berry, W. T. De Volin, T. E. Hall, A. J. 298 Sergeants Bailey, L. L. Carpenter, R. A. Chatham, R. L. Goodman, W. G. Hejl, J. M. Matyear, C. Rosanky, C. G. Sturtevant, R. A. Corporals Bassett, R. J. Borland, A. M. Lacy, A. O. Lacy, A. T. Landers, J. C. McClesky, J. C. Robbins, J. D. Thaxton, C. L. Turner, O. G. Privates Allen, W. R. Bates, R. C. Beaumont, D. A. Belknap, R. A. Binner, K. F. Biry, J. H. Bitterman, W. N. Black,J.C. Blanchard, S. B. Boyter, R. A. Brittian, Frank Butler, J. O. Chambers, J. B. Chesser, W. T. Clark, S. T. Coker, F. C. Cook, J. C. Craig, B. G. Crenshaw, W. E. Cunnigham, C. E. Danaher, T. H. D ' avy, C. J. Dosier, G. B. Galewsky, L. M. Grantham, R. E. Gross, J. L. Hall, C. A. Hall, R. H. Harvey, W. W. Henell, R. L. Herrington, J. R. Hogan, L. G. Jaros 2 ;ewski, L. L. Jordan, C. H. Le Noir, F. Link, G. M. Main, L. N. Martin, Victor McComas, B. C. Measley, G. H. Paulk, W. M. Pence, E. W. Ray, D. C. Reinhardt, O. J. Richards, R. D. Richter, C. V. Ringer, S. L. Rodriauez, E. F. Rush, J. A. Smith, H. H. Stephenson, J. W. Streetman, E. G. Thompson, C. A. Thompson, D. E. Thompson, M. R. Thompson, Q. W. Tinajero, A. A. Tippitt, F. W. Uffman, R. A. Underwood, H. L. Underwood, W. J. Watkins, J. E. Weathred, J. B. Webb, J. H. Wild, E. B. Wilson, W. B. R. L. McSPADDEN Second in Command C. R. BARTH First Sergeant Company I n F H n T R Y B. R. ANDERSON Second in Command K. N. PARKER First Sergeant Staff Members Capt. V. J. Leoffler Capt. A. J. Landua 1st Lt. W. W. Grisham Sgt. Major R. W. Mulhollan Color Sgt. W. D. Parker Color Sgt. T. E. Elliot 1st Lieutenants Jones, J. L. Long, R. K. Naborney, E. 2nd Lieutenants Barnes, V. E. Hammons, D. O. King, A. K. Massey, J. W. Roddy, L. O. Wilson, J. L. Sergeants Ammons, A. T. Arisco, M. J. Bailey, E. L. Cloubt, J. B. Erland, O. J. Hornak, V. J. Levy, M. L. Read, D. L. Rosenthal, J. E. Studeville, C. D. Corporals Clark, R. C. Cook, G. J. Linam, D. D. Poindexter, A. D. Reynolds, E. B. Rollins, R. H. Waggoner, W. G. Privates Adams, R. J. Ariail, J. B. Ball, C. E. Bay, W. W. Blocker, J. R. Blocker, W. B. Borchers, W. H. Caldwell, J. Chapman, H. L. Cummings, A. L. Dibrell, C. M. Drennan, W. F. Evans, K. G. Garrett, R. M. Gibbins, W. G. Hardin, J. A. Hardy, A. J. Harrell, E. E. Hartzog, L. R. Harvey, R. N. Hoff, J. E. Hudgins, W. R. Jernigan, N. G. Kleinschmidt, E. H. Lee, J. N. Martin, O. E. McGown, J. W. McLarry, W. R. Mogford, H. N. Moran, W. M. Morris, R. P. Muller, C. W. Newton, R. T. Norris, L. R. Otey, G. W. Parsons, O. D. Pealor, J. P. Perrin, T. O. Roark, H. R. Saunders, C. S. Shearer, G. T. Simpson, L. O. Smith, L. E. Sutherland, C. R. Tillman, E. F. Welch, B. Williams, R. A. Willis, J. T. Winter, R. S. Wright, F. C. J. R. BANNISTER Captain 299 i n F R n T R Y . Company “G Staff Members Major B. E. Allredge Captain A. L. Cathey 1 st Lt. M. H. Brown 1st Lt. H. T. Chang 1st Lt. E. A. Timmons Master Sgt. E. A. Gordon 1 st Lieutenants Jarratt, R. L. Nye, A. R. Smith, L. R. A. E. WHITE Captain 2nd Lieutenants Cass, B. J. Henry, N. C. Hinson, B. j. Lummus, L. H. Rohrer, W. C. Sergeants Brown, R. V. Bryant, W. J. Butler, C. E. Fuqua, P. F. Hemphill, Z. Kimbro, J. Moore, T. N. Pepper, J. W. VanderWeide, J. H. Wetzel, W. R. Wilson, T. F. Corporals Barnes, W. B. Cantlon, R. J. Carpenter, H. D. Carroll, W. B. Carso, J. V. Daniel, T. R. Goldman, T. B. Hicks, S. G. Hudson, C. E. Bindley, J. H. Meredith, R. K. Saunders, J. W. Privates Bailey, A. M. Barton, W. A. Bell, C. B. Berry, T. W. Borchers, C. L. Bowers, F. N. Brim, J. K. Butchofsky, J. W. Carmichael, A. P. Cook, S. H. Criswell, B. S. Denton, W. G. Doyal, W. T. Eakin, W. A. Egan, J. E. Fears, W. S. Fielding, J. R. Foote, T. V. Fox, F. M. Fry, J. E. Hardcastle, V. L. Harrington, G. W. Hill, J. P. Hughes, L. H. Jackson, H. C. Johnson, T. H. Knox, W. B. Lane, C. E. Law, H. G. Magee, W. T. Manning, P. J. Moore, B. C. Moore, G. A. Murphree, S. E. Post, J. E. Randall, R. R. Robles, F. P. Rock, C. H. Rogers, B. Rogers, C. G. Schnell, T. M. Scott, W. E. Spangler, C. P. Thompson, Q. W. Truxaw, W. M. Vacek, S. J. Wathen, W. L. Wilde, G. H. Williams, G. H. Williams, R. E. Willie, T. C. Young, D. B. F. BOLTON Second in Command J. B. LONGLEY First Sergeant 300 Company “ G. E. DOUGLASS Second in Command H. D. BROWN First Sergeant nfl mm i n f h n t R Staff Members Master Sgt. J. H. McAllister Tech. Sgt. J. A. Powell 1 st Lieutenants Grote, G. H. Watkins, M. L. Schulze, W. C. 2nd Lieutenants Coley, F. A. O ' Keefe, F. T. Meadows, O. E. Sain, D. K. Schafer, C. A. Stengel, L. R. Sergeants Aldrich, K. J. Bennett, F. D. Carter, J. E. Collins, T. H. Elmore, J. V. Hinson, F. V. Johnston, J. J. Jordan, J. D. Kidd, B. F. McMillan, L. H. Mudd, J. E. Robertson, W. M. Straub, C. C. Wyatt, C. E. Corporals Amacker, C. B. Brymer, J. B. Clark,J. R. Gilmore, R. L. Hahn, H. C. Hahn, W. L. Hatchel, J. W. Hicks, H. M. Kercho, M. R. McMillan, M. Mosty, W. E. Pace, FI. E. Phenicie, F. E. Puckitt, L. W. Rawley, G. R. Schlenker, E. H. Shary, J. H. Sims, R. C. Sullins, R. T. Wallace, C. H. Weigel, R. E. Ziegler, J. M. Privates Ayers, J. F. Belville, V. R. Buford, J. L. Conger, B. F. Davis, H. C. Dollens, K. B. Eaton, J. H. Fossel, J. O. Friedberg, W. M. Gandy, J. Harris, D. M. Hendrick, W. H. Howard, J. Kesner, T. M. Kothmann, D. E. Lehmberg, V. J. Link, D. B. Longley, J. D. McNabb, E. R. Moncrief, J. B. Parker, J. M. Pepper, R. A. Rachel, R. A. Reeves, J. J. Reich, H. A. Sandidge, R. H. Sandlin, Lee Schumann, R. F. Smith, E. O. Sparks, A. K. Sparks, J. G. Stanley, E. J. Stengel, H. J. Turner, G. M. Walkup, H. C. Whitehurst, J. P. Woods, J. E. Wortham, W. E. Third Battalion Staff MAJOR J. L. LAMBERSON, JR. Battalion Commander CAPTAIN B. M. FILGO Executive FIRST LT. J. M. PETTIGREW Adjutant FIRST LT. J. D. SCOGGINS Intelligence Officer FIRST LT. V. N. CORDERO Plans Training Officer FIRST LT. D. K. HILL Supply Officer SUPPLY SERGEANT T. F. WISCHKAEMPER H. M. RUBLE Second in Command ]. T. CHAPMAN First Sergeant Staff Members Capt. R. E. Bucek 1st Lt. J. D. Scoggin Tech. Sgt. T. F. P. Wischkaemper 1st Lieutenants Cook, W. L. Nichols. D. R. Phillips, M. M. Shipley, J. L. 2nd Lieutenants Black, D. H. Crimmins, A. B. Ellis, L. B. McWhorter, H. C. Montgomery, J. W. Motley, Z. C. Ramsel, C. D. Sergeants Burchfield, W. D. Carter, Lee Crazier, M. L. Davis, F. B. Gainer, H. O. Hester, C. H. Matthews, D. W. McDowell, C. T. Mogford, L. M. Roberts, G. E. Sheram, C. A. Watkins, P. K. York, J. B. Corporals Cain, L. P. Glazer, I. D. Keath, J. H. Martin, M. B. Robertson, J. B. Terry, D. K. Wallace, J. N. Weedon, H. D. Willis, B. F. Privates Adams, G. A. Aikman, A. E. Bennett, V. P. Bonneau, J. C. Bracy, L. E. Branyon, T. M. Campbell, R. J. Canipe, C. A. Capper, H. E. Collier, W. E. Curnutt, N. C. Dismukes, T. K. Eskridge, C. O. Filsinger, H. J. Gardner, W. W Garza, V. O. Golman, J. H. Hamilton, W. J. Hary, E. M. Honnell, J. B. Hooton, ]. V. Horne, L. G. Huser, G. A. Huser, J. E. Inzer, S. L. Ivey, A. H. John son, A. E. Johnson, B. H. Jones, B. Kelly, N. C. Kotzebue, A. L. Lockwood, P. S. Mabry, D. S. Magee, J. B. Mason, C. M. Mason, J. T. McCrary, J. C. McWhorter, P. G. Merzbacher, D. L. Miller, J. E. Miller, T. H. Nelson, A. L. Owen, T. H. Parrott, J. T. Partin, L. W. Petty, P. M. Pratt, K. E. Reese, T. B. Robison, H. C. Rodriquez, I. Roemer, C. R. Rucker, J. R. Schodde, H. D. Scott, F. E. Sikes, J. H. Solomon, B. M. Stanford, G. L. Statum, G. W. Stiles, L. W. Tarver, H. D. Tarver, J. D. Tenery, E. E. Tullis, H. A. Wagner, S. H. Weeren, H. Westbrook, J. E. Wright, J. D. Yeates, J. V. Yoachum, C. G. T. W. LEONARD Captain 303 i n f n n t r v . Company “K” Staff Members Major J. L. Lamberson Capt. B. M. Filgo 1st Lt. D. K. Hill 1st Lieutenants Ramage, J. C. Roeder, C. C. Tierce, M. L. 2nd Lieutenants Aid, J. C. Ator, D. L. Dorsey, W. E. Henley, R. W. Proctor, G. W. Ridgeway, C. L. Roming, J. A. J. B. HERVEY Captain Sergeants Cabeen, J. L. Garvin, K. D. Gordon, J. M. Green, E. V. Hejl, J. M. Hereford, L. R. Herron, H. M. Joeris, L. Johnston, J. J. Look, H. D. Lovett, C. E, Rankin, S. H. Roming, J. A. Corporals Gunn, F. L. Hays, F. L. Mauldin, G. L. Merritt, R. L. Moncada, G. Mullins, J. M. Reed, L. G. Richardson, L. S. Rideout, A. F. Robinson, J. G. Sisserson, C. H. Shulz., B. J. Strother, J. D. Trevino, M. P. Weber, L. T. Privates Adams, L. W. Adams, M. Barganier, H. G. Beeman, C. Blankfield, H. Bonneau, J. C. Brown, D. L. Brown, M. M. Burt, G. A. Butler, W. L. Cadena, E. R. Campbell, R. L. Caudle, S. L. Churchill, R. T. Clarke, L. P. Cody, J. H. Cooper, H. W. Cox, J. E. Davis, L. H. Eddleman, A. H. English, W. R. Fox, W. W. Gilbreath, J. Gregory, A. J. Hale, J. D. Harnden, A. H. Hickman, O. B. Hue?o, R. T. Ingram, G. A. Ivey, M. N. Jeffries, A. B. Kane, G. E. Kiker, N. R. Kyle, K. C. LaGasse, A. B. Liska, L. J. Matocha, A. G. McCormick, G. E. McCreary, J. Murland, I. Orr, C. Palmer, J. L. Petty, J. E. Pollard, A. Powell, J. M. Prater, T. E. Ragsdill, H. E. Richey, B. L. Richardson, C. R. Sanchez, A. L. Sanders, J. M. Schlabach. E. J. Searcy, T. Shahady, M. J. Simpson, A. M. Smolik, W. B. Snell, W. A. Stanger, R. S. Stringer, C. M. Sullivan, J. W. Thompson, F. T. Vinson, E. D. Von Roeder, R. B. Walker, L. N. L. T. CAMP Second in Command E. E. JONES First Sergeant 304 Company “L i n f h n t r v R. H. HAY Second in Command ). T. PESEK First Sergeant Staff Members Major W. H. Dawson Capt. B. M. Filgo Tech. Sgt. R. L. Manly 1 st Lieutenant Stevenson, R. L. 2nd Lieutenants Herrera, L. B. Kerby, D. R. McCarty, C. T. Meador, J. M. Sergeants Collins, C. C. Hickman, H. F. Little, D. W. Lowe, J. P. Morrison, D. D. Murray, R. O. Roberts. R. S. Shinn, E. M. Welch, R. J. Corporals Brown, W. B. Cole, H. L. Eberle, A. M. Haynes, L. L. Hueske, E. E. Jennings, W. R. Lanier, T. F. Saunders, J. M. Schas, R. H. Privates Adkins, W. C. Allen, S. W. Barnett, J. W. Barrett, D. K. Beard, M. A. Bonds, W. F. Bonner, W. D. Bowden, W. K. Boyd, J. H. Clemons, W. E. Goers, T. A. Conklin, J. V. Cookser, A. W. Coughlin. F. Crews, C. S. Curry, B. L. Dowdy, G. W. Eidson, J. W. Eppes, H. E. Farris, O. D. Gee, L. S. Gibson, B. C. Giddens, J. P. Grosjean, L. C. Hartman, J. S. Hines, J. D. Humphries, G. W. Jackson, A. O. Jenkins, J. S. Johnston, G. R. Jones, E. C. Jones, J. M. Jones, S. Kerley, J. B. Luethy, D. R. Maher, J. L. Mason, J. S. Mauldin, D. W. May, L. E. May, W. G. McDanier, C. W. McGee, C. D. Miller, C. Mills, J. F. Mullarky, B. J. Murray, E. L. Nash, G. I. Payne, D. H. Pilkinton, H. L. Prause, G. H. Prestridge, R. P. Quin, J. E. Rabel, H. E. Ranzau, H. S. Reeves, C. D. Remington, E. E. Riley, J. L. Ringel, J. M. Roberts, D. W. Rogers, J. R. Sager, A. R. Sager, G. H. Staffel, F. Sturcken, E. B. Tanner, J. M. Terry, R. L. Trotter, V. N. Turner, T. L. Vollentine, H. H. Wallace, T. E. Watson, R. P. Weidig, G. W. Wesp, J. E. Wheeler, C. W. Williams, C. B. Williams, G. B. Wright, J. J. Yates, F. L. Young, D. A. i n f n n t r v Company “171” StajJ Members 1st Lt. V. N. Cordero 1st Lt. J. M. Pettigrew Supply Sergeant G. E. Dennis 1st Lieutenants Ballow, C. C. Myers, W. H. Renaud, A. F. 2nd Lieutenants Collard, F. G. Johnson, J. C. Leathers, Barney Neeley, H. C. Read, Carl Smith, G. L. Sergeants Ballard, D. C. Cure, W. O. Graham, C. W. Harrell, W. T. Hartman, W. F. Head, T. A. Kiser, J. W. Kluts, R. H. Mayer, E. B. Stevenson, C. H. Swinehart, B. J. Yows, J. T. Corporals Andricks, D. B. Baker. H. J. Baskin, W. H. Bemus, E. DeLaney, W. Dickey, L. M. Garcia, G. Holland, L. R. Martin, J. W. Martin, L. D. Ratliff, G. E. Robbins, R. C. Warren, D. L. Wilfong, M. F. Privates Akeroyd, E. Armstrong, B. J. Atchison, E. D. Blalock, J. P. Bradford,H. C. Brundrett. E. H. Cassady, A. D. Cervantes, R. Compton, W. I. Cox, T. Crews, S. E. Davenport, V. M. Davis, I. A. Dial, J. G. Eddie, K. D. Fickes, K. R. Garrett, J. C. Gilliam, T. J. Gray, G. W. Grogan, D. R. Hale, R. H. Hand, F. N. Harland, J. H. Harrod, B. P. Hay, L. O. Haynes, J. B. Howell, T. B. Knight, J. A. Knippel, F. C. Lancaster, R. D. Lawhon, J. W. MaGee, E. F. Maples, C. W. McDonald, W. Morgan, L. R. Naumann, Q. F. Nickell, J. T. Oliver, R. L. Powell, Jack Ridgell, H. C. Robeau, J. E. Rogers, G. M. Rogers, W. E. Ryherd, W. H. Sakellariou, A. D. Schirm, M. H. Schroeder, E. F. Scott, B. B. Sells, J. H. Simpson, E. O. Smith, L. W. Speer, M. H. Stanley, D. B. Stout, B. R. Taylor, C. H. Tickle, A. J. Tubb, G. D. Waggoner, C. P. Walker, W. D. Ward, J. C. Wright, C. M. M. L. BRENNER Second in Command J. R. FRITSCH First Sergeant 306 Regimental Staff F I E L D HH ★ ★ ★ ★ H R T I L L E R LT. COLONEL L. KERCHEVILLE Regimental Commander MAJOR D. R. FITCH Executive CAPTAIN J. P. McGARR Adjutant CAPTAIN R. L. HEITKAMP Intelligence Officer captain b. r. McConnell Plans and Training Officer CAPTAIN D. D. ECHOLS Supply Officer Seated: INTELLIGENCE SERGEANT E. E. McCHESNEY COLOR SERGEANT E. B. PATTERSON OPERATIONS SERGEANT P. ALFORD, JR. ; 307 First Battalion Staff MAJOR J. E. HARRIS Battalion Commander ' CAPTAIN C. R. ULMER Executive FIRST LT. O. E. SCHERZ Adjutant FIRST LT. R. D. MOSER Intelligence Officer FIRST LT. J. D. STOKES Plans Training Officer FIRST LT. R. J. TILTON Supply Officer SUPPLY SERGEANT J. W. RANGE SERGEANT MAJOR H. L. DELFRAISSE GEORGE WILLIAMS Second in Command R. H. MILLER, JR. First Sergeant Staff Members Capt. C. M. Ulmer 1st Lt. R. D. Moser 1st Lt. R. J. Tilton 1st Lieutenants Lambert, T. C. Routh, J. M. Sterling, J. R. 2nd Lieutenants Gorzycki, G. C. Hord, A. A. Rogers, L. W. Sergeants Dixon, H. E. Supply Sergeant Atkins, R. C. Brakebill, C. H. Butler, R. W. Clemons, H. C. Gilreath, J. P. Jackson, E. W. Lawrence, J. M. Lewis, S. B. Newton, T. R. Robertson, J. L. Tompkins, A. G. Ullom, J. A. Corporals Allbright, M. C. Chapman, W. E. Dube, C. O. McCoy, T. Mudd. E. J. Norris. H. W. Norton, F. R. Voelkel. D. R. Webster, N. L. Welch, T. I. Privates Allen, T. W. Banta, E. S. Bates, E. L. Borman, L. E. Boyd. T. M. Brough, W. W. Brown, O. M. Brown, S. P. Brown, W. V. Brustein, S. H. Camp, G. M. Chew, W. Y. Clemons, E. R. Condron, E. D. Connally, J. C. Conrad, R. J. Cooper, D. H. Davis, J. T. Dunn, G. T. Edwards, W. R. Gieselman, J. P. Gonzales, G. Gunter, N. P. Hall, J. A. Hastedt, J. W. Hatfield, R. C. Hayes, L. R. Hightower, E. W. Hooker, J. B. Hopper, O. L. Jones, B. E. Jones, J. N. Kelsey, J. Knapp, W. C. Martin, G. G. McBrayer, W. R. Melson, J. E. Milburn. C. F. Mitcham, D. L. Modlin. R. E. Moore, H. H. Moseley, J. R. C. Myers, G. M. Norton. J. M. Noyes, E. G. Nye, F. R. Oldham. C. C. O ' Neil. A. Orrick, R. J. Pace, G. B. Parrish, W. J. Regal, E. L. Robertson, J. M. Rosenstein, S. Sandler, H. R. Schwark, G. M. Scrupps, C. G. Seals, W. S. Smith, F. W. Solomon, D. M. Stoermer, U. Streetman, N. V. Tipton, T. H. Vajos, J. M. Vavra, H. J. Wallace, A. G. Will, L. T. Wilson, E. L. Word, B. W. Wright, G. C. J. W. SMITH Captain 309 Staff Members Captain R. L. Heitkamp Master Sergeant W. J. Galloway Technical Sergeant E. E. McChesney 1st Lieutenants Crouch, J. W. Schmidt, K. E. Smith, A. L. 2nd Lieutenants Bush, E. H. Hering, J. K. Shelton, J. A. Tumlinson, P. H. R. L. CRUTCHER, JR. Captain Sergeants Babcock, C. L. Brient, R. R. Cantu, Peter Edwards, K. J. Hensley, W. E. Holdeman. H. W. Jones, B. O. Leonard, E. A. Mitchell, B. N. Ogdee, G. J. Corporals Andrews, T. A. Coston, Mark Darwin, L. K. Ivey, R. W. Karbach. N. W. Maher. E. N. Mallet, R. C. Ramirez, A. R. Teddlie, J. E. Weinberger ' , R. Privates Anderson, K. E. Bannister, J. H. Bartz, H. L. Berck, H. A. Bird. M. D. Brown, N. B. Caraway, W. B. Chapman, B. E. Chatham, R. M. Chesser, J. W. Coker, W. P. Cox, A. L. Cullinan, J. M. Daniels, Leo Davenport, T. A. Day, G. E. Demel, E. M. Dempsey, J. Dillon, L. R. Edwards, H. K. Ferguson. L. F. Flynt, J. W. Givens, B. M. Grantham, J. C. Grimes, G. E. Helm, T. J. Hinyard, W. E. Hoff, G. R. Holekamp, J. C. Holland, Q. W. Horan, J. B. Hughes, A. M. James, E. M. Japhet, J. H. Johnson, R. F. Keever, C. B. King, C. L. Knetsar, G. A. Knox, J. T. Ledbetter, W. R. Liebhafsky, E. E. Lindner, W. C. Locke, L. E. Lozano, C. M. Machemehl. A. C. Magee, J. M. Marie, E. S. McAdams, G. D. McConnell. T. J. Moore, K. E. Muckleroy, R. G. Novosad, A. A. Owens, J. D. Parker, J. H. Paschall, W. E. Pritchett, R. N. Randall, E. E. Reed, P. N. Richardson, F. J. Richardson, W. W. Roberts, P. N. Schwing, I. H. Sklar, F. C. Smith, G. D. Spencer, C. C. Spoede, S. L. Stephens, Bob Strobel, L. A. Taylor, W. D. Tolleson, L. L. Trigg, K. M. Vitopil, W. L. Voight, J. G. Warhmund, H. O. Webb, R. I. Wehmeyer. W. H. White, G. W. Williams, J. E. Witmer, W. W. Woodham, R. E. Zahn, C. L. W. H. BANCROFT Second in Command J. W. SMITH First Sergeant 310 Battery “B FIELD ARTILLERY S. F. SONBERG Second in Command F. T. PHILIPS First Sergeant Staff Members Major J. E. Harris Master Sergeant A. R. Huse Technical Sergeant H. L. Delfraisse 1st Lieutenants Lamb, J. W. Newman, L. A. Wallace, W. W. 2nd Lieutenants Burndrett, W. E. Harding, J. D. Smith, W. G. Sergeants Bogel, G. N. Brown, A. Gordon, W. S. Hancock, C. R. Jones, W. D. C. Lamar. H. C. Maher, J. H. Shelby, F. G. Watson. H. E. Zapalac, W. F. Corporals Carlile, T. A. Culbertson. J. J. Le Blanc, A. J. Libson, N. McDow, G. M. McIntyre. D. W. Sharpe, F. D. Tynes, J. W. Walton, W. W. Williams, J. H. Privates Albert. D. P. Anderson, P. J. Angel, J. L. Attaway, H. L. Binder, D. I. Brown, J. H. Couch. J. D. Cowart, T. R. Craig, N. V. Davis, D. R. DeBona, H. R. Dilworth, W. L. Doerge, R. S. Duren, G. W. Dusek, E. D. Eads, S. Erwin, T. L. Fouraker, L. E. Friedrich. L. W. Gandy, W. S. Glaze, H. C. Harris, J. D. Hill, R. D. Howe, H. M. Hudson, J. H. Hueber, G. E. Jackson,J. B. Jones, T. W. Kamas, T. J. Kent, J. C. Knolle, W. C. Lawless, E. A. Lokey, J. D. Lowndes, H. B. Lyons, R. D. Machemehl, C. W. Magee, W. C. Mar. P. K. Marsh, G. C. Martin, G. McLean, H. E. Mercer, A. J. Morgan, J. G. Murr, L. S. Noland, B. G. Perthuis, A. E. Phillips, R. H. Retz. G. Richards, H. V. Rigney. F. E. Rowe, O. T. Sandland, H. G. Schwarz, A. D. Scott, R. P. Seals, F. C. Seay, E. M. Seay. R. L. Seidensticker. E. R. Shelton, P. M. Shepard, G. L. Smith, J. A. Smith, S. M. Stackpole, J. W. Stringer, J. A. Waidhofer, B. Wellborn. H. E. Winn. T. H. L. A. LARREY Captain 311 Staff Member Tech. Sgt. J. W. Hance 1 st Lieutenants Elmore, E. W. Knapp, P. W. Landrum, H. B. Rea, Ted Schers, O. E. 2nd Lieutenants Costlow, R. J. DeFee, R. A. Strauch, C. B. Sergeants Bauchle, A. A. Coursey, J. W. Greene. W. W. Jones, R. C. Marston, A. A. Pierce, T. K. Sumner, F. W. Tennison, L. B. Corporals Arnim, O. E. Bouchle, R. S. Browne, M. L. Edwards, W. S. Goatley, J. H. Green, A. C. Hornor, L. H. Sonley, J. E. Tessman, M. O. Womack, E. P. Privates Barclay, C. H. Berthelot, B. W. Bostock, J. H. Boyd, T. M. Brechan, W. E. Brennan, F. M. Brennon, F. M. Broun, E. C. Brussard, D. L. Bryan, W. H. Burgess, A. W. Buttrill, W. V. Carden, J. B. Chadwick, H. B. Chambers, G. G. Coffer, J. P. Cohn, R. L. Davis, R. J. Donovan, R. Eagleston, I. H. Fanning, C. L. Fisher, E. K. Harrison, E. Harwood, W. H. Hearon, G. H. Herod, A. B. Huber, E. L. Isaac, K. W. Jarnagin, E. V. Kane, E. S. King, R. B. Kinder, L. P. Kucera, A. J. Kunxe, G. W. File, L. A. Little, A. E. Little, A. S. Marshall, B. Martin, B. G. Matthews, M. L. McCarty, G. W. McMullen, E. W. Meyer, L. E. Millsap, F. N. Murphy, R. L. Partlow, W. W. Pearson, W. T. Pennington, J. A. Pennington, P. B. Porter, R. S. Reed, W. G. Ricks, A. C. Rudd, M. P. Shaw, R. W. Shearer, G. R. Smith, C. B. Tassos, D. G. Travis, J. C. Vakey, G. H. Ware, W. Watts, C. H. Welder, L. P. Whitehurst, H. W. Worsham, J. L. J. H. TABLEMAN Second in Command W. B. HARRISON First Sergeant 312 F I E L Second Battalion Staff MAJOR H. F. DOTSON Battalion Commander CAPTAIN W. T. ROBINSON Executive FIRST LT. N. A. STEED Adjutant FIRST LT. C. F. BRANNAN Intelligence Ojficer FIRST LT. R. D. GAMBRELL Plans Training Ojficer Not Pictured: FIRST LT. I. N. HICKMAN Supply Ojfcer SERGEANT MAJOR W. F. GOODMAN SUPPLY SERGEANT R. TERRELL Staff Members Capt. J. P. McGarr 1st Lt. I. N. Hickman 1st Lieutenants Beckman, W. L. Gohmert, W. A. Willingham, J. E. A. C. SoRELLE Captain 2nd Lieutenants Dougherty, R. C. Murray, ]. H. Sergeants Adams, J. H. Alford, R. A. Klein, E. J. Lynch, E. J. Power, C. H. Puntch, P. D. Rainey, J. R. Willeford, Geo. Corporals Davis, Phil Farrell, J. M. Glaze, R. L. Junker, J. E. Mayer, H. R. Peyton, K. P. Sanders, N. W. Velinder, R. E. Wells, F. W. Wilds, R. H. Privates Adams, W. O. Biossat, D. L. Booth, J. R. Brown, C. H. Callins, P. G. Crockett, R. M. Guppies, Z. C. Dahlberg, H. B. Drane, F. W. Duty, W. E. Dwyer, E. A. Eckel, A. W. Elliott, P. H. Flournoy, J. M. Foley, C. S. Francis, W. B. Gandler, J. E. Garrett, R. D. Gulick, R. A. Harang, F. P. Harper, J. G. Hatch, G. M. Hibner, J. J. Hollaway, J. W. Holloran, J. K. Holzmann, J. W. Horn. J. V. Huffman, W. H. Jones, G. D. Key, A. B. Kolle, F. W. Kovar, R. H. Kuhlman, A. H. Liebmann, D. D. Lohman, C. L. Marucheau, A. J. Maybee, R. M. Mills, B. F. Moreno, R. A. Morris, G. W. Morris, M. L. Morwood, Roger Murdock, J. H. Murray, B. J. Neyland, M. W. Norton, R. R. O’Barr, T. P. Posey, A. H. Power, C. L. Reed. J. E. Robertson, A. P. Rodenberg, E. C. Rodriguez, V. M. Rose, J. W. Schawe, L. P. Schiller, B. C. Simpson, R. P. Slaughter, O. H. Smith, O. M. Stackpole, J. W. Suther, A. L. Swank, J. L. Taylor, T. S. Voigt, K. L. Watts, C. H. Whitley, B. E. Wiedenfeld. H. R. Williams, H. B. Yanta, E. W. W. T. GRISHAM Second in Command H. W. DICKERSON First Sergeant 314 Battery “D” —-- -------- I E L D T. R. PAPPAS Second in Command J. G. WALMSLEY First Sergeant Staff Members Capt. B. R. McConnell 1st Lt. C. F. Brannan 1st Lt. R. D. Gambrell Master Sergeant S. A. Ellsberry 1st Lieutenants Dodge, J. A. Hagan, V. D. Oradat, F. R. Ramsel. G. W. 2nd Lieutenant Welsh, T. C. Sergeants Buchanan, W. M. Cordua, H. A. Decker, J. L. Hengst, L. C. James, D. W. Kunkel, H. O. Sibley, W. R. Walker, G. R. Wells, R. R.. Jr. Corporals Callins, J. G. Hargis, C. P. Johnson, R. L. Lane, G. J. Scofield, V. M. Smith, C. D. Spacek, F. J. Watts, P. R. Williams, R. H. Privates Adamek, E. J. Bertch, R. W. Black, T. A. Blunt, L. H. Brockles, B. A. Burnett, F. A. Byers, J. M. Campbell, C. R. Canterbury, R. H Carrington, J. T. Coleman, C. S. Cockrell, R. B. Cree. H. M. Daniel. J. A. Davenport. C. R. Denton, V. G. Drake. K. N. Engelking, D. J. Garner, C. B. Gillen, J. B. Glasgow, K. W. Grisham, W. V. Hall, W. C. Harper, J. W. Hess, F. D. Hill. J. J. Hinds, R. O. Hovel. R. E. Jones, L. A. Keirsey, R. L. Kelsey, C. Lackland, R. J. Laramey, T. A. Lloyd. W. R. Lookabaugh, L. L. Lowman, Q. J. Luddeke. D. E. Magee, W. F. Maxwell, W. D. McLeod, W. S. Moore, R. W. Patterson, N. C. Payne, J. B. Payne, L. J. Pogell, M. S. Porter, J. B. Rapp. W. T. Rodgers, R. H. Russell, Jack Sammons, C. D. Sample, J. T. Slagle, C. V. Sparkman, W. J. Stahlman, B. J. Stebbins, E. W. Tassos, G. G. Terry, J. D. Thomason, R. B. Thompson, A. V. Thurmond, R. V. Trew, T. B. Tubb, A. M. Turner, C. L. Walker, F. A. Whitacre, J. A. 315 imiib? r r riV i inj iiiiii ' . | - ' | ' ' ’ FIELD H R T I L L E R Y Battery “E Staff Members Captain W. T. Robinson 1st Lieutenant N. A. Steed Technical Sergeant P. Alford Technical Sergeant R. Terrell 1st Lieutenants Holland, I. J. C. Taylor, C. M. Thrift, W. T. W. P. BIGGS Captain Sergeants Carr, H. N. Esser, E. F. Ferguson, B. M. Gibson, W. F. Harlan, J. L. Hendrix, E. G. White, W. K. Corporals Brown, R. L. Bumstead, W. A. Henderson, E. A. Kaspar, J. L. Lehman, C. E. Liese, R. F. Maddox, E. P. Maroney, J. C. Nichols, J. W. Privates Allen, E. H. Anderson, O. E. Anderson, W. L. Ashcraft, B. N. Averyt, W. E. Baker, A. C. Becker, J. R. Best, G. E. Bird, C. J. Blair, J. G. Bradley, J. T. Brin, G. E. Buntyn, E. C. Burnett, J. T. Butschek, H. A. Carlisle, G. T. Clesi, Vick Cotton, J. W. Crowder, C. L. Duffie, B. C. Finney, C. W. Flynn, H. T. Griffith, A. C. Harang, C. H. Harrison, H. A, Hauger, W. G. Herlihy, D. E. Hodge, E. G. Hodgson, L. A. Hope, H. E. Hutcheson, J. L. Hutchinson, W. D. Johnson, J. F. Kahlich, T. F. Kleuser. L. P. Knolle, B. F. Kokles, N. Landon, C. R. Lamar, J. W. Machia, T. J. Marbney, J. C. Marks, H. H. McGlothlin, J. M. Mirick, M. R. Moses, E. E. Myers, R. A. Nesmith, F. S. Newman, J. G. Newton, B. G. Petty, B. A. Phillips, G. H. Pittard, C. W. Rast, E. H. Redus, W. W. Richardson, T. T. Rodgers, B. Sanford. J. B. Schaefer, W. C. Schaper, L. O. Simmons, E. W. Smith, E. G. Stevens, J. R. Stone, G. M. Storms, W. W. Stroud, F. T. Thomas, R. E. Tighe, T. J. Walterman, W. N. Watts, W. Weaver, E. F. Wendell, R. E. Whayne, T. R. Wheeler, S. H. Wolu, L. C. W. C. DONNELL Second in Command G. W. HUDSON First Sergeant 316 T. C. SPARKS Secoiid in Command E. O. JONSSON First Sergeant Staff Members Major H. F. Dotson Technical Sergeant W. F. Goodman 1st Lieutenants Junge, E. B. Sterling. E. A. 2nd Lieutenants Lichnovsky, J. F. Warner. H. C. Sergeants Conger, Jack Bender, W. H. Cheatham, P. P. Davis, E. C. Freeland, R. L. Helmcamp, J. F. lohnson, S. N. Merrill, B. J. Pinkerton. J. T. Rotholz, M. B. Stalling, FI. R. Corporals Harrington. C. E. Hutchins, J. R. Jones, T. S. McKenzie, W. A. Parker, T. S. Pearson. C. B. Sellars, B. F. Smith, C. J. Privates Adams, H. B. Adcock, W. L. Basham, C. G. Brayshay, J. W. Church. J. W. Costa, P. J. DeArment, Dick DeForrest, J. T. Dillon, D. W. Dixon, W. B. Dugger, R. W. Dupree, L. L. Duty, A. M. Ely. L. H. Erp, H. D. Flynt, M. Fowler, J. B. Fox, D. G. Gulley, C. C. Harman, H. V. Hendrix, J. W. Holekamp, R. H. Kaden, V. G. Kever, J. W. Kuhn, J. C. Lambert, T. M. Linney, J. B. Mohle, C. G. Noland, J. B. Parker, F. E. Pigg, F. D. Powell, E. H. Schiurring, C. S. Shoulin, L. O. Springer, W. A. Stark. W. E. Stayton, D. M. Stein, I. L. Strickhausen, G. Taylor, R. B. Tenison, J. H. Treaccar, J. C. Weldon, R. O. Westbrook, T. H. White, W. A. Womack, K. D. G. T. COOPER Captain 317 Third Battalion Staff MAJOR R. M. RINGGOLD Battalion Commander CAPTAIN L. J. WESTBROOK Executive FIRST LT. J. L. ALLEN Adjutant FIRST LT. J. E. GOLDEN Intelligence Officer FIRST LT. R. W. BENNETT Plans Training Officer FIRST LT. W. LASLEY, JR. Supply Officer SERGEANT MAJOR DEAN DAVIS SUPPLY SERGEANT R. T. COOK r Third Headquarters Battery FIELD ARTILLERY R. L. RAVEY Second in Command R. A. BALL First Sergeant Staff Members Major D. R. Fitch Tech. Sgt. R. T. Cook 1st Lieutenants Boemer, A. R. Lewis, E. M. Ravey, R. L. 2nd Lieutenants Reich, H. D. Steenson, M. T. Sergeants Henderson, R. W. Lantau, M. Smith, C. L. Weirus, R. Wesson, T. E. Corporals Dollar, F. W. Ferguson,J. C. Gunnels, E. W. Nash, J. E. Olson, D. M. Pace, P. J. Parker, R. L. Planto, M. Weiner, L. Privates Adams, H. L. Alves, R. G. Anderson, R. W. Baird, R. W. Barlow, H. A. Barrier, W. P. Bates, G. H. Boggs, R. G. Brittain, R. C. Cameron, J. C. Cox, W. H. Crenshaw, R. F. Davis, A. W. Dickson, A. Evans, I. H. Farnum, C. E. Farris, E. S. Ferrel, J. D. Frederick, B. B. Glazener, E. L. Goodman, H. A. Haas, R. E. Hall, J. C. Helms, J. D. Hudler, M. A. Johnson, B. E. Johnson, S. N. Kennemer, F. D. Levy, I. Marshall, T. W. Martin, V. Martinez, E. McAdams, Y. E. McGary, D. C. Miller, A. A. Moore, J. D. Nash, C. D. Neuerburg, E. E. Payne, W. G. Peter, J. A. Peterson, F. W. Podd, G. W. Power, B. W. Pressly, J. D. Radley, W. S. Randall, J. B. Roberts, H. C. Roman, L. E. Shaw, V. R. Slaughter, M. O. Swenson, S. G. Trant, E. Tucker, P. E. Turner, J. M. Utesch, L. P. Utley, R. K. Wafford. W. L. Walker, R. E. Walthers, W. B. Ward, R. A. Warren, W. V. Welch, J. M. Willoughby, J. Wilson, W. H. Zscheck, A. L. J. B. TAYLOR Captain 319 Staff Members Major W. H. Ringgold 1st Lt. J. H. Allen 1st Lt. J. E. Golden 1st Lieutenants Alexander, H. R. Hefley, W. C. Owens, J. B. J. B. HANCOCK Captain 320 2nd Lieutenants Bannister, W. Kelly, P. L. Staudt, W. C. Warren, R. J. Sergeants Chalmers, W. H. Erwin, J. Q. Hill, C. W. Smith, B. L. Weaver, J. C. Corporals Beychok, M. R. Cresap, W. L. Davis, F. P. Gilmore, C. F. Gipe, J. R. Looney, B. L. Shadle, E. M. Stacy, C. T. Stout, J. M. Waddell, R. Privates Anderson, V. H. Ball, David Bard, E. F. Barnes, G. G. Beck, W. W. Bering, Conrad Blum, E. E. Bolland, E. A. Brown, N. A. Buckland, F. J. Buenger, J. C. Buntin, R. F. Callaghan, J. B. Cangelosi, A. Carnes, W. M. Carr, J. J. Clarke, F. E. Drake, J. P. Duke, M. M. Durham, R. H. Fowler, J. H. Frye, J. W. Fulton, R. E. Garrison, J. L. Grimm, B. A. Hensley, R. T. Herlocker, J. H. House, H. W. Hudson, L. C. Jackson, W. D. Kelsey, C. Knapp, V. A. Krampitz, C. D. Lane, C. B. Lindsey, J. H. Martin, R. M. McHolme, D. C. McLeaish, T. J. Miller, C. C. Mitchell, J. R. Morris, C. B. Morris, C. N. Ogdee, Ed Oliphant, M. D. Oliver, J. K. Olsen, R. F. Peterson, C. L. Rutan, D. J. Sarran, J. G. Scott, R. E. Scott, T. F. Sigut, G. J. Smith, L. G. Tabor, S. E. Tenison, W. H. Tiner, J. D. Waggener, R. R. Wagner, A. W. Ward, R. C. Wieser, J. B. Williams, S. S. Wilson, J. E. Withers, C. E. Yarnell, J. W. R. L. ROMINGER Second in Command F. D. ALBRITTON First Sergeant Battery “H” FIELD ARTILLERY J. W. CATER Second in Command F. R. YOUNG First Sergeant Staff Members Capt. L. J. Westbrook 1st Lt. R. W. Bennett Tech. Sgt. D. M. Davis 1st Lieutenants Helmer, C. Hodges, C. W. Kulhanek, B. J. 2nd Lieutenants Haggard, C. R. Hill, H. B. Neely, H. S. Stuart, T. E. Walker, G. H. Sergeants Cokinos, M. P. Gates, R. P. Hodges, L. H. Pou, C. G. Schleier, G. T. Shelton, W. E. Ware, A. S. Wolman, G. A. Corporals Ash, H. Barnes, G. W. Hoecker, W. L. Hunter, T. G. Koy, R. A. Leske, A. C. Megee, R. E. Ramsey, G. T. Steed, P. P. Tyler, A. T. Privates Albritton, F. G. Andress, E. D. Armstrong, R. E. Ashworth, J. O. Austin, J. D. Ayers, M. L. Barnhart, J. H. Bartschmid, A. H. Baumhardt, R. G. Beckcom, H. W. Bell, J. C. Bryson, T. F. Campbell, P. Cardwell, J. M. Chaddick, T. H. Clarkson, J. S. Cokinos, A. P. Davis, P. H. Dodson, C. C. Eisenhauer, L. P. Forrest, J. W. Froberg, P. Gore, J. Gorski, N. J. Gracey, J. C. Hanson, R. B. Hayden, J. R. Henderson, F. L. Hollender, A. A. Huddleston, R. H. Hutto, M. E. Hynds, J. K. Jennings, B. K. Johnson, D. J. Kong, N. M. Loomis, R. C. Manichia, C. Mathis, M. C. McCaldin, R. O. McDonald, D. A. McKee, O. G. McMordie, C. J. McNeil, E. H. McPherson, T. M. Moore, C. A. Moore, J. M. Norwood, A. J. Oliver, S. Papa, B. J. Patrick, H. T. Paulsen, W. M. Pavlas, E. S. Phillips, J. C. Pruessner, J. A. Rougagnac, H. A. Runnion, M. R. Simpson, T. E. Smallwood, J. P. Smith, I. D. Sones, C. G. Stallings, K. H. Stinnett, W. A. Sutherland, F. W. Teel, V. E. Trost, C. M. Waelder, C. J. Wagenhauser, J. F. Walker, R. V. Watkins, L. M. Weaver, F. F. Woodfin, K. L. Woods, C. A. Zachry, J. B. Zeke, H. W. C. SLEEPER Captain 321 Staff Members Lt. Col. Lewis Kercheville Captain E. L. Davis Captain D. D. Echols 1st Lt. W. Lasley Supply Sgt. J. B. Roberts 1 st Lieutenants Bartschmid, A. H. Jones, J. R. Nichols, R. D. 2nd Lieutenants Risinger, R. D. Todd, W. W. Sergeants Atkins, C. B. Farmer, D. M. 322 Hall, W. T. Inglefield, R. H. Norton, H. E. Sims, A. M. Smith, K. D. Steward, T. B. Vaughn, G. H. Wipff, K. R. Corporals Beckley, P. W. Brown, S. P. Hardeman, H. D. Heltzel, C. S. McAda, A. C. Mouser, J. A. Otto, M. W. Wolters, F. A. Privates Acrey, W. B. Asbury, F. D. Baker, R. W. Ball, J. T. Barber, A. V. Beatie, M. A. Bell, B. H. Berry, L. B. Black, W. L. Brooks, J. W. Brown, L. E. Brumley, C. E. Buck, T. E. Catt, D. R. Clark, J. R. Cloud, C. C. Coke, O. S. Collins, J. R. Connor, J. H. Crossley, C. F. Cummins, H. D. Davis, W. Dickens, C. L. Edwards, M. T. Flowers, W. A. Fowler, A. H. Freeze, N. B. Galleher, L. P. Garner, P. S. Germany, B. K. Haltom, F. E. Hample, W. G. Harvey, Q. C. Helms, R. E. Henry, J. W. Hicks, W. F. Hill, L. H. Holden, A. N. Hoover, J. R. Howells, W. V. Kolinek, A. J. Leventhal, D. S. Lowe, P. N. McDaniel, B. J. McNair, M. D. Meggs, H. A. Miller, J. P. Moore, W. L. Morris, G. H. Newman, A. Padilla, A. C. Pedigo, J. Peeler, T. E. Pena, D. S. Peters, R. M. Pfardrescher, R. P. Pomerenk, E. G. Radley, G. F. Ray, S. E. Reavis, C. L. Saper, E. G. Scurlock, C. R. Sullivan, J. S. Templeton, J. Tole, G. L. Torti, P. A. Trodlier, B. Wallace, B. J. Wallace, M. F. Ward, T. D. Weisenger, B. W. Welch, J. F. Wilson, R. M. Witting, C. A. Wolf, L. Wolf, L. M. Woodard, B. J. Youngblood, R. F. F. M. EDWARDS Second in Command W. T. SCOTT First Sergeant ★ ★ ★ ★ COmPOSITE R E G I m E n T Regimental Staff LT. COLONEL H. HERRINGTON Regimental Commander MAJOR F. A. SMITHAM Executive CAPTAIN Z. A. McREYNOLDS Adjutant CAPTAIN H. C. BALLARD Intelligence Officer CAPTAIN F. B. MURRAY Plans and Training Officer CAPTAIN J. W. PERSOHN Supply Officer Seated: SERGEANT MAJOR WILLIAM BEVER Intelligence SERGEANT A. E. COLLIER Standing: SUPPLY SERGEANT W. M. ADKISSON OPERATIONS SERGEANT A. J. VICEVICH 323 Battalion Staff ★ ★ ★ ★ s i g n n l c o R i s MAJOR L. C. STREATER Battalion Commander CAPTAIN H. W. GILL Executive FIRST LT. A. W. SISSOM Adjutant FIRST LT. R. LITTLEFIELD Telephone Officer Not Pictured: FIRST LT. B. COWAN Radio Officer Standing: COLOR SERGEANT R. A. BREAUX COLOR SERGEANT A. J. SCHRAM Seated: SERGEANT MAJOR J. A. BAIRD SUPPLY SERGEANT R. J. LOOFBOURROW 324 D. F. RODDY Second ' iri ' Command E. C. HARTMAN First Sergeant Staff Members Corporals Lt. Col. H. C. Cain, N. P. Herrington Council, L. B. Maj. L. C. Streater Evans, J. H. Maj. J. Barker Greaney, G. J. 1 st Lt. R. Littlefield Gresham, W. E. Staff Sgt. A. J. Schram Hubert, C. D. Staff Sgt. R. A. Breaux McGee. R. E. Mikell. F. H. 1st Lieutenants Nelson. R. K. Shuffler, R. M. Bartlett, J. O. Smylie, J. W. Connevey, L. H. Truax, W. B. Cowan, B. Young, P. W. Cowgill, R. M. Privates Sergeants Anderson, E. H. Curry, H. B. Berry. J. Dyer, R. C. Brown, H. H. Huckins, G. J. Campbell, A. R. Keelan, L. F. Campbell, J. D. Robb, T. H. Cargile, L. L. Robinson, G. C. Coughlin, W. J. Schaefer, C. J. H. Cox, S. C. Stroebele, H. A. Dorroh, G. B. Ebensberger, A. O. Ezelle, G. W. Farmer, H. D. Ferris, H. D. Godfrey, R. M. Gordon, J. G. Greer, J. L. Hayden, L. E. Heiman, H. D. Kageler, A. M. Kennedy, C. B. Kessler, W. J. Langston, J. W’. Martin, R. V. Montfort, J. D. Morgan, W. H. O ' Reilly, H. V. Porter, J. S. Schevve, L. J. Smith. R. W. Tanner, G. E. Waddle, C. B. Walker, H. O. Ward, W. W. Wood, J. D. Wooten, A. B. Westervelt, G. C. J. J. CUPPLES Captain 32) jr . ■H HH sicnni corps Company “fl St a]J Members Capt. J. W. Persohn 1st Lt. A. W. Sissom Tech. Sgt. A. E. Collier 1st Lieutenant Snow, Joe Sergeants Eberspacher, L. H. Love, C. O. Massinger, A. K. Wilkinson, J. M. Williams, O. L. YarU, J. W. Corporals Anderson, C. W. Bruce, A. D. Henson, S. R. Raeke, L. A. Rudasill, R. H. Privates Allen, H. C. Arnold, J. B. Baker, C. M. Baker, W. M. Baldwin, W. M. Benish, Joe Biehler, P. W. Bird, F. S. Boggus, J. L. Bonner, O. A. Bowman, V. R. Brunkhorst, R. B. Courtney, R. C. Crice, H. E. Darnell, W. L. Davenport, D. R. Davis, L. C. Dawson, L. B. Doughty, W. L. Druce, A. J. Duke, C. B. Fox, J. B. Freiberger, H. A. Grimes, G. D. Grinnan, R. E. Gunter, W. T. Hageman, L. W. Halter, G. S. Hammett, H. K. Hargis, J. I. Harrison, L. Heartfield, E. R. Humphries, E. M. Huss, G. I. Ippolito, Leon Jenkins, L. T. Jorden, J. H. King, J. R. Kirkpatrick, O. G. Koelling, R. K. Latham, E. L. Lauterstein, M. J. Leonard, Carl Lewis, R. W. Longley, L. Marnoch, G. W. McCreary, W. P. McMahon, W. W. Mitchell, F. S. Orr, W. R. Patton, R. E. Paulekas, J. P. Pearson, C. W. Rector, J. D. Reynolds, G. A. Sabanovich, N. J. Schmitz, R. K. Scott, W. E. Spiegel, W. F. Stopple, W. J. Stringfellow, W. R. Watson, J. P. Weaver, R. W. Willhelm, L. T. G. W. JACOBS Second in Command V. F. GUYMON First Sergeant Company “B SIGNAL CORPS ■ , ' St- -i .• W. A. MOORE Second in Command C. W. CHACHERE Eir.vt Sergeant Staff Members Capt. Z. A. McReynolds Capt. H. W. Gill Master Sgt. D. S. Lansdon Master Sgt. W. M. Adkisson Tech. Sgt. J. A. Baird Hiltpold, L. E. Hudgins, W. T. Johnson, R. C. Keith. J. J. Purtell, C. H. Sommer, H. T. Taggart. C. L. Webb, E. E. 1st Lieutenant Petrash, E. B. Sergeants Brush. C. Dyer, R. C. Hagen. H. B. Knowles, R. W. Muller, A. C. Spivey, I. F. Watson; J. P. Worley, W. P. Corporals Burns, L. L. Colvin, O. V. Fusselman, V. C. Hartman, E. L. Privates Adams, C. N. Baker, J. H. Baus, R. Beasley, W. L. Brown, D. C. Catt, C. D. Caylor, B. Connally, P. R. Culver, W. H. Dalton, J. B. Darsey, G. E. Elliot, L. E. Elmore, W. H. Forman, J. J. Fowler, D. M. Freeman, J. L. Gilcrease, H. M. Goodloe. J. L. Gorman. F. W. Granfors, W. H. Hays, J. E. Hoskins, G. E. Jaffey, M. D. Johnson, G. C. Journeay. T. B. Kirchem, T. J. Lamb, G. A. Lucas, J. L. Malooly, A. A. McDonald. A. G. McKey, I. D. McKinney, U. E. Mitchell, N. I. Myre, E. H. Nichols, J. B. Nigliazzo, C. A. Nye. F. R. Pavlic, C. Payton, C. F. Pearson. H. T. Philley, W. M. Presswood, G. L. Pry, R. H. Ratcliff, J. N. Rawley, W. M. Rittenhouse, G. L. Ross, C. Rubin, H. A. St. Cyr. B. F. Scott, H. T. Seacat, R. H. Smith, W. H. Spann, M. M. Stroebcle, H. A. Swilley, G. R. Tate, N. A. Van Cleave, G. C. Wagner. C. Willett, N. W. Williamson, W. G. Zuniga, R. M. A. MILLER Captain 327 HRE SERVICE Second Battalion Staff MAJOR W. C. SWAIN Battalion Commander CAPTAIN E. M. OVERBECK Executive FIRST LT. W. G. DOMASCAK Adjutant FIRST LT. SAM KESNER Supply Ojjicer Not Pictured: FIRST LT. C. C. SPRINKLE, JR. Plans Traiyiing Ojficer Seated: SERGEANT MAJOR B. B. PYEATT SUPPLY SERGEANT J. H. BARRETT Standing: COLOR SERGEANT H. D. SMITH COLOR SERGEANT S. V. BURKS W. J. BURCH, JR. Second in Command E. E. BAKER, JR. First Sergeant Staff Members Major W. C. Swain Capt. E. M. Overbeck 1st Lt. W. G. Domaschk Master Sgt. D. G. Griffin Tech. Sgt. J. H. Barrett Tech. Sgt. B. B. Pyeatt Staff Sgt. S. V. Burks 1st Lieutenants Edwards, R. J. Goins, W. C., Jr. Moritz, C. W. 2nd Lieutenants Echols, M. McKain, T. J. Stubbs, S. G. Wilson, L. M. Winchester, J. M. Sergeants Clutter, J. E. Ellis, W. F. Franklin. W. C. Mazzera, V. B. Newton, L. E. Noell, M. D. Rand, F. G. Corporals Dearing, R. K. Haralson, C. J. Jacobson, H. S. Jenkins, T. E. Keeney, F. C. Lafield, W. C., Jr. Manning, K. S. McAllister, J. J. Medberry, C. A.. Jr. Miertschin, N. H. Morrison, N. H. Morrison, A. S. Roddy, L. W. Stillinger, D. L. Swope, J. G., Jr. Wunderlick, G. M. Privates Alliston, J. W. Ballard, C. J. Bender, E. T. Brown, C. T. Burnett, W. E. Cann, J. G. Cook. T. H. Copeland, A. G. Cox, L. C. Davison, V. R. Dickson, C. H. Downs, A. W. Dunning, W. H. Fisher. F. S. Franz, H. A. Frazier, Bruce Gallagher, M. C. Goodson, W. C. Greenblum, Leon Gripp, E. A. Hatt, F. G. Hendrick, E. R. Hyde, Bob M. Lyons, G. C. McAtee, J. L. Painchard, Kelton C. Peak, S. H., Jr. Picone, A. W. Picone, J. C. Powell, R. L., Jr. Rambo, J. G. Robert, P. F. Royder, J. P. Sargent, E. L. Scheid, T. G. Sears, L. A. Siekman, I. F. Shanks, Rex Sharrai, L. C. Shepherd, F. J. Sliger, F. A. Stafford. H. W. Talley, M. L. Taylor, P. A. Veale, W. L. Vener, A. S. Weisinger, J. C. Whitaker, N. R. White, R. W. Womack, W. S. Wright, B. J. Zierlein, R. R. 329 m CHEmiCHL UIHRFHRE SERVICE Company “B Staff Members Maj. G. R. Somerville Capt. C. O. Duty Master Sgt. William Bever 1st Lieutenants Westbrook, C. H. Yankee, R. D. 2nd Lieutenants Ando, Tomomi Connell, E. M. Elliott, J. F. L. H. PACKARD Captain Morrison, W. E. Smith, J. H. Sergeants Coke, J. W. Correu, J. D. Edwards, C. V. Gleason, J. F. Lynch, A. H. Massey, J. A. Mencser, S. W. Mercer, J. A. Wolcott, J. S. Corporals Barker, P, M. Clark, C. H. Dailey, R. R. Goerte, C. W. Hagan, J. J. Hart, W. H. Hawthorne, R. R. Hoff, G.W. Jackson, H. V. Kirby, D. W. Lee, C. E. Muckleroy, R. W. Sheets, R. W. Shwiff, S. B. Privates Anderson, W. H. Arno, D. H. Bachle, W. H. Barnard, R. K. Barrett, M. H. Bevacqua, L. J. Brackett, A. W. Carroll, J. R. Carter, D. T. Castillo, F. L. Cleveland, N. A. Coleman, E. T. Crocker. R. H. Cullum, W. P. Dees, J. G. Donahue, J. E. Downard, H. T. Farmer, C. R. Godwin, R. H. Griffin, L. H. Harbin, A. V. Hardaway, R. L. Hearne, R. A. Hogan, C. J. Holmes, L. S. Honeycutt, J. B. Irvine, A. R. Karasek, E. A. King, J. M. King, T. H. Koos, R. N. La Barre, O. P. Lamb, F. E. Lee, W. B. Leissner, E. L. Lobrecht, A. P. Love, F. S. Mercer, A. A. Mills, C. L. Moseley, J. R. Murphy, A. J. Murray, R. H. Myer, W. H. Pickoff, L. J. Pierce, L. B. Repschleger, W. E. Sampson, Bernard Schwantes, J. W. Smith, J. N. Smith, T. L. Smith, V. A. Steffler, R. W. Thomas, C. R. Thompson, W. G. Trimble, B. T. Watkins, D. R. Whaley,]. W. Williams, V. M. Wilson, T. R. Woehst, J. E. H. P. LYNN Second in Command A. L. STAUTZENBERGER First Sergeant 330 Company “C” CHEI11ICHL UIHRFHRE J. W. THOMPSON Second in Command R. L. BRYANT First Sergeant Staff Members Major F. A. Smitham Capt. H. C. Ballard Capt. F. B. Murray 1st Lt. S. Kesner 1st Lt. C. C. Sprinkle Tech. Sgt. A. J. Vicevich Staff Sgt. H. D. Smith Staff Sgt. A. G. Smith 1st Lieutenants Duncan, D. L. Nelson, E. H. 2nd Lieutenants Cunningham, C. M. Neu, J. T. Sergeants Brandon, P. W. Huffmeyer, H. B. MaUner, O. R. Pankey, W. R. Pimlott, H. A. Posey, B. Corporals Albritton, G. W. Arthur, R. C. Bowden, R. H. Brooks, R. I. Dumars, D. B. Evans, J. L. Heitman, T. M. Jackson, D. E. King, B. J. Leland, T. L. Matthews, W. L. May, J. L. McDow, H. N. Stanford, P. H. Wright, J. F. Privates Abshire, R. Bankler, M. Beale, A. J. Beavers, J. E. Birdwell, A. J. Bissell, FI. J. Black. D. H. Bleger, J. D. Brammer, H. L. Burkhart, M. E. Byrd, J. A. Cameron, P. M. Carper, W. L. Christian, J. D. Colen, B. J. Collier, J. E. Crownover, J. B. Davis, W. T. Druce, R. W. Dunn, W. R. Gambini, D. Haecker, G. J. Hardin, E. P. Hardwicke, J. B. Hartzog, B. H. Holland, J. T. Jones, F. I. Jones, J. P. Justiss, T. R. Koons, W. D. Kuykendall, W. S. Landensohn, K. R. Mackles, L. Mason, L. M. Massey, W. A. McBride, V. H. Owings, J. B. Perez, A. A. Pickett, J. M. Poole, G. Q. Popejoy, J. R. Richards, E. P. Ridenour, C. A. Robertson, J. M. SERVICE Robinson, A. W. Searight, W. F. Sidwell, R. W. Spiller, J. C. Swift, F. B. Trachtenburg, J. J. Tschirhart, W. E. Tucker, J. P. Ueckert , V. Watson, H. A. Wilhelm, P. L. Williams, C. D. Williams, V. O. Wolfe, P. J. Wolfert, L. L. Regimental Staff LT. COLONEL H. H. BRIANS Regimental Commander MAJOR J. O. ALEXANDER, JR. Executive CAPTAIN H. J. DEAN Adjutant CAPTAIN F. C. HOMEYER Intelligence Officer CAPTAIN S. AZAR Plans and Training Officer CAPTAIN B. T. YAGER Supply Officer Seated: SERGEANT MAJOR N. C. McGOWAN SUPPLY SERGEANT JACK MILLER Standing: TRANSPORTATION SERGEANT A. C. RALEY COLOR SERGEANT D. A. CRIPPEN COMMUNICATIONS SERGEANT G. W. DRISKILL COLOR SERGEANT W. W. PENNINGTON MM. nn niii ir fuiMi ni mi niT r Headquarters Troop ' A. R. BOTT Second in Command N. C. HOLT First Sergeant Staff Members Tech. Sgt. D. A. Crippen Tech. Sgt. W. M. Pennington Tech. Sgt. G. W. Russell 1st Lieutenants Baker. C. K. Williams, S. B. 2nd Lieutenants Hill, R. E. Langford. J. R. Maloney, C. W. Martin. S. D. Holliman. J. C. Sergeants Buchel. F. T. Dunphy. G. R. Lapham. R. F. Mahc, W. R. Plyler, J. M. Snoddy, H. A. Corporals Brooks, W. G. Champion. C. L. Cowan, J. D. Hardzog, J. R. Hurd, G. W. Miller. B. E. Oglivy, H. W. Privates Albers. M. E. Allen, C. J. Anderson, R. F. Angelo, L. W. Baker, W. F. Becker. A. W. Blakelock. J. H. Crain, J. A. Dye. J. G. Fillers, A. R. Eilenherg. M. Evans, Herbert S. Evans, P. M. Farmer, J. E. Fisher, B. Gammon, S. R. Goldman, ]. Gordon, W. H. Grumbles, L. C. Hennessy, J. A. Jackson, R. H. Johnson, D. F. Jones, A. C. Leftwitch, B. J. Leon, L. Luries, W. J. Nelson, O. F., Jr. Pedigo. E. J. Ralston, N. C. Rollman, E. Sanchez, A. D. Schuchart. V. R. Siegel. J. H. Solether, N. W. Swingly, R. P. Tubb, C. D. Turner. J. A. Vail. W. H. Vines, T. ________ —c_ ■ H .......... Ulachine Gun Troop Staff Members Maj. D. L. Russell Capt. T. B. Yager Capt. H. W. Hasse Tech. Sgt. A. J. Clark Tech. Sgt. A. C. Raley 1st Lieutenants Dreiss, P. M. Haight, R. H. 2nd Lieutenayrts Delameter, J. G. Hart, W. M. Magrane, H. J. F. J. HESS Captain Sergeants Barron, C. N. Beckley, D. E. Cline, D. T. Dye, M. N. Holder, L. D. Martin, G. A. Milentz, A. R. Rouse, H. D. Wilson, G. G. Young, J. B. Corporals Martin, K. T. Rew, W. W. Richey, C. W. Schmidt, D. A. Sealy, R. O. Willrich, O. T. Privates Basan, R. Binderim, G. F. Bradley, J. R. Brown, E. E. Carr, R. E. Carroll, ]. D. Casey, W. M. Charlebois, G. J. Chastain, J. N. Cornelius, W. D. Crutcher, M. L. Denny, L. G. Denton, J. H. Derrick, H. C. Donovan, R. H. Duncan, M. G. Du Priest, W. T. Edgerton, R. F. Edwards, C. C. Estes, T. A. Fitzgerald, E. A. Floyd,J. P. Fuller, B. Geurra, V. H. Hancock, R. M. Henderson, N. Hodgin, W. K. Honig, J. S. Ivy, W. W. Kelber, W. J. Kennedy, W. G. Kutschbach, R. L. Love, W. N. Lowe, J. B. Lutteman, O. E. Marques, A. W. McCarthy, L. E. Melius, T. W. Metcalf, J. W. Moore, F. W. Moran, G. F. Mumm, R. F. Murray, W. K. Patterson, R. C. Rentier, M. E. Roeder, E. W. Rogers, J. T. Rosenberg, N. Russell, B. L. Seeman, L. P. Sibley, H. Q. Smith, J. E. Sondock, M. A. Valle, J. O. Vichery, A. E. Walker, C. F. Weir, W. M. Welder, J. F. Westbrook, T. Whitworth, V. G. Wilkins, C. A. Wright, J. A. W. D. OMMERT Second in Command R. D. MACY First Sergeant 334 First Squadron Staff MAJOR HUGHES SEEWALD Squadron Commander CAPTAIN T. A. WILLIAMS Executive FIRST LT. C. F. THOMPSON Adjutant FIRST LT. R. A. COWARD Supply Ojficer Not Pictured : FIRST LT. E. C. CLINE Plans and Training Officer SUPPLY SERGEANT M. D. ADAMS SERGEANT MAJOR JACK GRAY, JR. Staff Members Major L. Rice Major H. Seewald Capt. F. C. Homeyer 1st Lt. R. A. Coward Staff Sgt. M. D. Adams Staff Sgt. G. W. Driskill Staff Sgt. J. Gray 1st Lieutenants Dowe, T. W. Sparkman, C. M. Sergeants Bresnen, K. C. Huff, C. H. McCausland, P. W Rennert, A. E. Rountree, B. J. Smith, R. S. Ward. R. D. Corporals Edmondson, A. H. Giese, K. L. Jones, S. F. Micks, W. R. Schwarz, E. G. Sulik, L. E. Swofford, H. Privates Anderson, J. E. Barrow, G. R. Bridges, C. H. Carlson, D. W. Chatfield, G. A. Chew, G. T. F. Colquit, W. M. R. G. JOHNSON Captain Colwick, R. F. Dickerson, W. J. Doehne, L. C. DuPriest, D. B. Ellwood, C. L. Evans, W. S. Ferguson, S. H. Fowler, W. P. Giese, L. R. Glauninger, O. D. Gonzales, F. J. Hundle, R. J. Isaacson, L. J. Johnson, W. T. Kent, G. R. Kent, L. G. Kingery, C. H. Kothmann, R. R. Laskey, H. H. Laurent, M. P. Lightsey, W. O. Long, T. B. Mansfield. N. H. Martin, C. S. Martin, M. H. Martinez, O. N. McC rary, D. G. McCulley, B. J. McCutcheon, J. McKamy, J. W. Melton, J. B. Mertz, J. M. Mertz, M. L. Meyer, R. H. Moore, J. O. Moore, J. W. Mullane, W. A. Myers, J. T. O ' Conner, J. D. Parker, W. H. Peacock, B. H. Perilloux, J. P. Rosenow, J. H. Rusche, R. R. Scott, J. R. Sebastian, I. A. Selman, W. W. Smith, C. Smith, L. D. Stein, J. M. Stinson, J. C. Thomas, R. B. True, J. A. Vines, T. Watson, J. K. Willis, J. C. Wood. J. T. Woodley, J. H. T. S. RICHARDSON Second in Command R. J. MOORE First Sergeant D. C. KEY Second in Command W. A. PHILLIPS First Sergeant Staff Members Capt. T. A. Williams 1st Lt. C. F. Thompson Master Sergeant N. C. McGowen 1st Lieutenants Cline, E. C. Fitzstephens, J. J. Grote, A. R. Newby, H. L. Pegues, S. S. Sergeants Crozier, B. B. Fowler, T. W. Gunn, C. McGuiness, O. L. Schuchart, O. W. Taylor, R. H. Vivian, J. M. Woods, L. J. Corporals Burditt, T. C. Campbell, W. D. Darr, R. H. Felton, T. N. Huddleston, C. H McNeese, F. ]. Sterling, C. L. Privates Anderson, H. N. Atkins, J. E. Bergfeld, W. A. Curry, R. L. Davis, L. T. Flippen, B. H. Forman, Sol Goodrich, D. E. Hale. O. T. Harris. R. A. Hathorn. B. B. Hilton, H. W. Hoban, J. E. Hudeck. F. J. King. J. I. Kupper, R. W. Lane, J. F. Lang, W. M. Levin, L. Locke, W. L. Mangold, C. A. Martindale, J. A. McCoy, R. P. McIntyre, J. I. McKay, W. G. Morris, ]. J. Mullens, R. C. Palms, A. H. Powers, G. A. Ravel, A. M. Roberson, A. Roberts, P. E. Rose, W. A. Simecek, A. J. Smith, M. G. Stacey, J. E. Stainton, W. G. Stewart, T. G. Teel, J. F. Vick, N. A. Waddell, E. D. Wirtz, C. L. 337 Second Squadron Staff MAJOR D. L. RUSSELL Squadron Commander CAPTAIN H. W. HASSE, JR. Executive FIRST FT. A. M. PICKARD Supply Officer FIRST FT. S. O. CAFFIHAN Plans Training Officer Not Pictured: FIRST FT. W. G. HAMPTON Adjutant SUPPFY SERGEANT J. H. IRVING, JR. SERGEANT MAJOR A. J. CFARK F. J. RIORDAN Second in Command COLBERT COLDWELL First Sergeant D. H. WALTON Adjutant Staff Members Lt. Col. H. H. Brians Major J. O. Alexander Capt. Shibley Azar Master Sgt. J. B. Miller 1st Lieutenants Callaway, L. C. Criswell, T. R. Pinson, D. H. Suman, R. H. Westbrook, T. C. Corporals Carrington, Vance Gruy, V. K. Kokernot, R. H. Lard, R. S. Philp, W. H. Slaughter, W. H. Walker, F. N. Marshall, V. C. Nicklebur, J. M. Novasad, N. N. Phillips, H. M. Rawls, T. A. Spencer, G. H. Vachule, J. F. Vezey, Stanley Villamil, J. A. Wathen, E. H. Wilkinson, J. W. Winborn, B. F. 2nd Lieutenants Curtan, E. R. Garrett, C. L. Hope, O. C. Jones, J. M. Walton, D. H. Sergeants Anderson, A. A. Clayton, P. A. Fulton, B. M. Gillin, V. D. Gorham, G. M. McKinzie, J. A. Privates Aaron, E. E. Baskin, B. F. Beerwinkle, M. A. Benninson, Joe Blankfield, H. A. Blankfield, J. Frazer, R. L. Gross, Joe Hearn, C. E. Henshaw, W. A. Hogge, A. L. Irwin, W. L. McDermot, L. A. McFerrin, K. A. Privates — 1st Tear Allen, J. W. Alle n, W. P. Anthony, Dan Arrington, R. Backster, G. C. Baker, R. G. Beard, K. R. Bryan, J. M. Bryson, M. L. Cass, J. H. Coble, W. D. Eads, E. L. Eppright, J. D. Frnka, Ernest Hale, J. W. Hopson, B. W. Hoskins, W. A. Irwin, G. R. Kenley, T. E. McCasland, F. V. McGill, Joe Pela, A. S. Pochyla, F. L. Raplee, R. G. Scott, R. M. Simonds, J. M. Sterne, T. L. Trees, J. R. D. S. SHELTON Captain 339 T. E. MOSTYN Captain Staff Members Corporals Capt. H. J. Dean 1st. Lt. S. O. Callahan 1st Lt. W. G. Hampton 1st Lt. A. M. Pickard Master Sgt. W. W. Cardwell Tech. Sgt. J. H. Irving Barrier, N. M. Beilis, L. C. Chitwood, R. E. Coolidge, J. B. Cox, R. C. Nutto, W. J. Werst, O. F. 1st Lieutemmt Hardin, J. J. 2nd Lieutenants Jones, W. T. Rider, A. M. Sergeants Braid, W. D. Cherry, H. H. Cox, E. W. Crew, H. E. Fuller, J. R. Rafferty, T. E. Rogers, D. C. Smothers, D. D. Winnie, J. H. Wells, J. K. Privates Almond, J. R. Baker, W. L. Barnes, C. M. Bibb, C. S. Biering, G. E. Boyd, W. W. Buckley, H. A. Buffer, W. S. Byrd, E. L. Carroll, B. J. Case, J. R. Chacon, P. J. Christy, S. B. Coffins, H. Cooley, M. D. Darden, D. M. Dietrich, W. R. Farda, G. A. Frucht, P. M. Fuller, L. J. Gresham, R. E. Grieder, C. D. Hall, W. B. Harding, R. S. Houk, D. C. Hughes, D. R. Irving, C. O. Killian, S. H. Kingsberry, H. T. Kuykendall, D. H. Lass, W. S. Lawrence, R. M. Leddy, R. J. Miller, J. P. Morley, B. J. Moseley, W. T. Musgrave, R. F. Myatt, B. A. Parker, D. E. Powell, W. F. Ramsel, W. B. Rouprich, S. J. Sain, R. L. Schaeper, W. E. Steidel, L. R. Wortham, W. Wunderle, L. W. Zummo, J. F. W. C. OGDEN Second in Command W. R. BLACK First Sergeant 340 Regimental Staff LT. COLONEL J. W. GIBBS Regimental Commander CAPTAIN H. G. CREEL Adjutant CAPTAIN B. G. PRESTRIDGE Intelligence Ojjicer CAPTAIN S. H. YOUNG Plans and Training Officer CAPTAIN C. C. HOMAN Supply Officer Not Pictured: MAJOR JAMES STEPHENSON Executive Seated: SERGEANT MAJOR G. B. CAPERTON INTELLIGENCE SERGEANT R. W. HUDSON COLOR SERGEANT R. B. WOLFE Standing: SUPPLY SERGEANT J. C. DENNY OPERATIONS SERGEANT J. P. HAMPTON COLOR SERGEANT C. K. VOITH First Battalion Staff MAJOR R. E. SKAGGS Battalion Commander CAPTAIN E. R. CLARK Executive FIRST LT. L. S. TREGRE Adjutant FIRST LT. J. A. TEAGUE Plans and Training Officer FIRST LT. J. M. HOLLIDAY Supply Officer SERGEANT MAJOR T. J. BOLLING SUPPLY SERGEANT C. D. AGEE E. Y. PETTIT Second in Command G. R. THENN, JR. First Sergeant Staff Members Major James Stephenson Major W. F. Pendleton Captain C. C. Homan Captain S. H. Young 1st Lt. J. A. Teague Master Sgt. G. B. Caperton Tech. Sgt. T. J. Bolling Staff Sgt. C. K. Voith Staff Sgt. R. B. Wolf Corporals Birdwell, P. R., Jr. Brooks, J. S. Burger, F. W. Johnson, J. B. Potter, W. A. Rice, A. M. Ridgway, R. J. Saunders, R. L. Ware, D. S. Whitton, E. N. I st Lieutenants Dullnig, A. J. Hall, W. K. Sergeants Holekamp, E. R. (Staff Sgt.) Adams, J. W. Fry, E. Gcdney, W. R. Griffith, J. B. McMillan, J. M. Moore, O. A. Mullinix, R. M. Urscll, C. R. Privates Applegate, H. G. Bardgette, J. J. Byars, G. P. Crist, G. E. Dc Bell, J. A. Dudrow, F. A. Erwin, J. G. Freemyer, J. B. Garza, R. G. Graham, C. W. Graham, R. W. Hanley, C. W. Harrelson, E. Hood, S. E. Hughes, G. R. Magruder, E. G. Martin, M. B., Jr. McCrocklin, W. F. Mendieta, H. H. Mooney, L. E. Morgan, J. S. Norvell, O. T., Jr. Nugent, A. R. Phillips, H. W. Prejean, W. J. Price, P. M. Riley, L. Sage, Y. K. Saldana, J. A. Sawberger, R. J. Sharp, R. H. Spencer, F. J. Starr, W. A. Steinhagen, C. A. Stephenson, J. F. Sullivan, R. J. Tallichct, E. L. Thrash, C. G., Jr. Tillotson, D. E. Walker, A. W. Walters, C. R., Ir. Welch, R. L. Westmoreland, J. W. Whigham, C. L., Jr. T. S. KING Captain 343 R. H. BROOKS Company Commander Staff Officers Creel, H. G., Jr., Captain Denny, J. C., Master Sgt. 1st Lieutenant Calvert, C. E. Sergeants Bauml, J. A. Goodrich, M. H. Grimes, M. L. Hall, E. E. Hausman, W. M. McClelland, G. D. Talk, W. S. Corporals Huber, G. P. Mallette, B. H. Parker, B. F. Pratt, E. J. Riggs, C. A., Jr. Singleton, G. R. Sissom, B. D. Sowell, B. Z. Privates Ball, J. R., Jr. Ballard, D. E. Bibbs, F. C. Brice, J. W. Bruce, I. S. Bruner, L. L. Burnam, T. J. Campbell, A. W. Carter, R. A., Jr. Cooley, B. B. Crossland, J. H. Curry, J. R. Daughtary, D. H. Deveney, H. F. Dietz,, S. V. Doggett, B. C. Duewall, K. E. Earley, D. M. Foster, J. D. Gassoway, R. E. Goode, M. G. Hardy, E. C. Hartsfield, W. G. Heath, G. R., Jr. Hendrix, W. C. Ingle, L. A. Kaufman, R. King, J. J. King, N. C. King, T. B. Kleinman, W. R. Konvicka, H. H. LaGrone, J. P. Lawrence, C. E. Link, R. E. McAfee, J. T. McLeaish, R. B. Middleton, A. A. Moseley, W. M. Neel, M. E. Nettles, C. M. Newman, V. P. Nolen, H. L. Obenour, W. R. Parker, L. B. Raborn, W. E. Rankin, E. E. Reed, L. D., Jr. Reilly, F. K. Rogers, J. B. Sanders, E. L. Schmidt, K. W. Simpson, W. C. Stroeck, A. C. Teipel, J. A. Wade, B. L. Wallis, R. E. Watson, M. S. Weil, C. Wise, F. A. Worthington, F. L. Wright, R. T. R. B. GROBE Second in Command S. A. SMITH First Sergeant 344 E. C. MUSE Second in Command W. E. HOLLAND First Sergeant Staff Members Major R. E. Skaggs Major R. L. Poland Captain E. R. Clark 1st Lt. J. M. Holliday 1st Lt. L. S. Tregre Master Sgt. S. C. Kaffer Tech. Sgt. C. D. Agee 1st Lieutenant Pierce, J. B. 2nd Lieutenants Guilloud, L. H. Hartt, O. P. Sergeants Maceiras, R. P. Olson, E. A. Peterson, L. T. Pratt, J. W. Thompson, B. B. Corporals Avery, H. C. Berry, H. C. Burke, R. P. Clark, E. S. Davies, J. B. Dennis, R. F. Kelly, V. P. Scalfi, R. A. Privates Beck, D. H. Benet, H. J. Carpenter, J. L. Casas, R. J. Clark, S. G. Cloninger, K., Jr. Combs, W. G. Cook, P. K. Davis, G. L. Dodd, W. C. Evans, A. D. Freedman, H. G. Gottlieb, R. E. Hall, J. L. Harlan, W. T. Harrell, W. H. Harrison, G. L. Haskin, P. H. Hertz, M. W. Hogan, E. J. Horton, C. E. Johnson. W. P. Jones, O. D. Kennedy, J. B. King, L. E. McAlexander, J., Jr. McKinney, E. L. Mounic, L. L. Mullins, L. D. Norris, J. E. Petrofsky, J. J. Pierson, R., Jr. Pittman, J. H. Plangman, J. F. Rich, C.J. Riggs, M. S. Robinson, E. Rutherford, C. E. Ryder, R. B. Sharpe, D. W. Thornton, L. R. Thorpe, J. D. Shuford, J. W. Silliman, R. B. Simpson, R. H. Smoot, J. H. Spears, J. M., Jr. Springfield, H. B. Stroud, G. R. Wareing, J. W. Wendt, H. F. Williams, F. E. Winckel, R. F. Wyrick, G. B. Young, Z. H. 34) ' Second Battalion Staff MAJOR G. H. GWIN Battalion Commander CAPTAIN W. C. STEARMAN Executive FIRST FT. V. D. WOOD Adjutant FIRST FT. A. N. JENKINS Plans and Training Officer FIRST FT. R. H. McFARN Supply Offcer SERGEANT MAJOR J. McGHEE SUPPFY SERGEANT C. W. YARBROUGH T. A. FORD Second in Command W. H. TAYLOR First Sergeant Staff Members Lt. Col. J. W. Gibbs Capt. B. G. Prestridge 1st Lt. V. D. Wood 1st Lt. A. N. Jenkins Tech. Sgt. J. W. McGhee Staff Sgt. C. R. Skalnik 1st Lieutenants Campbell, C. A. Shurley, J. K. 2nd Lieutenants Reagan, J. W. Whitney, C. C. Wright, O. W. Sergeants Ashford, F. Brown, J. W. Brunson, F. W. Marshall, L. L. Maynard, M. F. Pela, E. C. Wilson, M. C. Corporals Ellwood, E. T. Farley, C. D. Jones, T. R. LeGrand, FT T. Mitchell, C. C. Noblitt, J. R. Ogan, W. H. Owens. P. N. Privates Alba, E. M. Albright, F. D. Anderson, L. R. Anderson, W. FT. Bauer, J. W. Bonney, W. F. Bruce, W. E. Burks, R. E. Burrus, D. R. Byerly, R. T. Byrom, D. F. Campos, L. P. Carroll, R. H. Carson, J. M. Carter, W. C. Collier, J. L. Deveny, R. Y. Dietert, R. L. Donahoe, H. T. Eddins, W. N. Edwards, C. C. Feik, W. J. Fiock, W. L. Flynn, J. E. Foreman, W. L. Garnett, R. S. Garrett, H. M. Garza, R. Geyer, C. P. Godfrey, J. F. Graf, A. F. Green, H. W. Green, J. C. Griffin, D. E. Griffin, R. N. Grolemund, W. E. Hale, T. H. Hands, R. H. Harper, A. A. Hill, J. H. Hunt, L. H Johnson, H. Jones, A. C. Kellam, E. L. Kenny, P. H. Kinzbach, W. C. Letsos, J. N. Martinez, C. F. Mayo, J. T. McBride, R. E. McCance, D. L. McCoy, E. D. McNair, W. Mees, N. J. Motz, T. B. Parker, E. E. Person, D. A. Price, M. L. Quinius, H. J. Ray, J. B. Rich, R. E. Richardson, R. C. Sellers, W. A. Schuhmann, R. E. Smith, H. A. Stephens, U. Sterquell, U. C. Stieg, E. L. Stortz, W. E. Stracener, C. T. Tani, P. S. Thomas, D. V. Torie, C. B. Vitkovits, J. A. Wall, G. C. Warner, I. J. Watson, E. I. Weihs, B. H. Wright, G. D. Wright. R. M. B. HARDIE Captain 347 G. C. McCUTCHAN Captain 348 Staff Members 1st. Lt. R. H. McLarn Tech. Sgt. C. M. Hartwell Tech. Sgt. C. W. Yarbrough I st Lieutenants Anderson, A. E. Pettit, B. E. 2nd Lieutenants Lyle, M. D. Manchester, L. L. Perkins, G. M. Sergeants Bellamy, W. A. Esmond, K. E. Fall well, F. X. Haden, R. O. Housewright, L. D. Keller, J. F. Lovelady, A. P. Lynch, J. T. Reynolds, B. W. Corporals Broome, E. G. Griffiths, D. M. Haile, H. Q. Mitchell, G. W. Puckett, J. A. Rivera, M. A. Saunders, H. W. Yardley, J. E. Privates Barber, B. D. Booth, J. B. Briggs, H. M. Cain, J. N. Coleman, R. L. Cooper, R. L. Dawson, H. H. Dietert, R. O. Ellis, S. P. Emery, R. A. Farrow, E. G. Gates, W. J., Jr. Goff, W. S. Grant, C. S. Grenader, J. Hackebeil, C. E. Hoerster, C. C. Holmgreen, J. N. Jones, W. E. Lowrie, N. E. McBride. P. F. McGlasson, F. E. Milligan, A. E. Morgan, J. B. Northcott, A. E., Jr. Persons, G. G. Pettit, H. S. Polk, A. W. Reynolds, L. W. Row, H. S. Runyon, M. T. Rutland, McB. Sharp, H. W. Smith, D. B. Stewart, N. M. Tew, L. T. Tipton, L. C. Torbett, O. B. Treadwell, R. H. Vanderburg, J. S. Vogt, C. A. Voltin, M. J. Watkins, E. S. Wilkinson, O. M. Williams, R. O. Woodruff, R. E. Woolf, J. R. Zeigler, R. S. S. M. WHITE Second in Command E. A. TSCHOEPE First Sergeant L. E. HOLDER, JR. Second in Command D. R. SUTHERLAND First Sergeant Staff Members Major G. H. Gwin Captain W. C. Stearman, Jr. Technical Sgt. J. P. Hampton 1st Lieutenants DeArmond, G. W., Jr. Horton, E. L., Jr. 2nd Lieutenants Lindsey, E. E. Schuemack, J. F. Sergeants Alexander, M. M. Andrews, H. M. Dixon, S. B. Flowers, B. T. Lewis, W. B. Miracle, H. L. Rogers, E. T. Whilden, J. F. White, W. L. Corporals Bolton, M. E. Dedman, S. W. Fields, T. L. Griffith, D. O. Reagan, C. W. Thompson, L. S. Woofter, B. H. Young, S. E. Privates Allen, J. W. Allen, K. W. Alsbury, F. A. Bederman, J. J. Billington, W. A., Jr. Bland, W. W. Bolton, E. E. Buckner, E. D. Burden, R. W. Cams, G. D. Christopher, W. W. Crutchfield, L. C. Curtis, H. L. Davies, R. W. Dee, J. J. Duncan, B. B. Fiock, L. R. Fortuno, R. F. Foster, T. B. Franklin, W. J. Freasier, L. R. Freeman, T. W. Gann, N. N. Gilmore, W. E. Hargis, J. R. Hendrikson, L. W. Huff, R. B. Hutchins, G. H., Jr. Jackson, G. H. Jay, L. L. Kincy, W. P., Jr. Koen, C. E. Ludeman, R. M. Luttrell, J. Manousos, L. G. Mitchell, H. L. McCamant, W. G. Myers, B. R. Needham, M. E. Nichols, J. P. Olexa, H. F. Osius, R. L. Pence, W. H. Preston, D. W. Qualtrough, R. C. Reede, G. A. Reynolds, E. E. Schumann, M. A. Simpson, G. W. Smith, H. R. Smith, J. H. Swanner, R. D. Tips, C. D. West, F. J. Wilson, M. Wheaton, L. A. Whitaker, A. W. Zimmerman, F. A. 349 Regimental Staff LT. COLONEL R. D. KENNY Regimental Commander MAJOR H. M. ROLLINS Executive CAPTAIN C. B. MARSH Adjutant CAPTAIN MARSHALL SPIVEY Intelligence Officer CAPTAIN P. C. HENRY Plans and Training Officer CAPTAIN L. C. ELLIS Supply Officer Standing: SERGEANT MAJOR O. A. NANCE COLOR SERGEANT A. A. LENERT TRANSPORTATION SERGEANT D. Seated: GOFER COMMUNICATIONS SERGEANT J. T. COX SUPPLY SERGEANT O. A. SPECIA COLOR SERGEANT B. H. TEMPLETON cons First Battalion Staff MAJOR G. D. GABRIEL Battalion Commander CAPTAIN J. G. WALVOORD Executive FIRST LT. L. F. RAHN FIRST LT. S. M. FISHER FIRST LT. J. P. HOLLE FIRST LT. R. N. ABBOTT SERGEANT MAJOR R. R. HIDELL SUPPLY SERGEANT W. F. DREISS ★ ★ ★ ★ T ! ip HRTILLERY 351 Staff Members Capt. L. C. Ellis 1st Lt. C. E. Laws Capt. M. Spivey 1st Lt. G. C. Sumner Mst. Sgt. A. J. Specia Mst. Sgt. R. L. Rix Staff Sgt. W. F. Taylor 1st Lieutenants Schwinn, D. S. Titley, R. J. 2nd Lieutenants Fowler, N. B. Mayberry, R. T. Sergeants Chunn, L. P. Marring, J. M. Pranglin, H. N. Young, C. Corporals Adams, E. C. Boesch, G. C. Boyles, R. L. Fisher, R. L. Granata, S. Gugenheim, M. G. Guido, C. F. Hicks, R. C. Hinton, C. A. Kroesche, M. A. Ludden, F. C. Mottley, J. R. Privates Allen, E. C. Anthony, H. S., Jr. Baber, G. A. Battin, J. F. Beacley, T. T. Beam, W. W. Benson, H. R., Jr. Beran, W. J. Booker, T. F. Bordelon, H. A. Brummett, W. H. Buchalew, W. H. Campbell, B. L. Carper, J. T. Carr, Ed, Jr. Chapapas, G. Chatmas, J. G. Clark, B. T. Clark, L. H. Cline, W. H„ Jr. Compton, B. Curtis, M. W. David, L. J. Davis, M. C. Dick, J. D. Ehlinger, L., Jr. Elkins, C. L. Elliston, J. O., Jr. Fairbanks, C. E. Faust, W. F. Forman, R. H. Fort, W. G. Foster, L. C. Gallier, W. M. Gatton, M. D., Jr. Geary, J. F. Germond, B. W. Gewertz;, I. D. Goodson, J. B. Goolsby, E. B. Grossenbacker, C. J. B. L. BYRD Captain Haines, F. S. Hardin, W. O. Harmon, G. Henry, C. P. Hill, J. J. Hollingsworth, J. P. Holloway, D. S. Hollowed, H. W. Hoss, J. M. Kane, J. J. Kraemer, M. S. Lane, B. W. Lapham, A. L. Larson, F. A. Lohn, C. E. McCaskill, C. M. McGannon, T. V. McKim, C. M., Jr. Monfort, T. T. Moorhead, A. B. Naham, L. C. Nichols, D. Norman, J. Paddoch, A. C. Peters, J. L. Reed, T. H. Ryan, J. B. Selvidge, T. M. Siegel, G. I. Smith, B. E. Snyder, B. Specia, B., Jr. Stacey, R. M. Stein, L. A. Taff, T. J. Taylor, B. C. Townsend, H. W. Waddell, R. D. Watson, R. A. Wylie, A. C., Jr. Zapp, H. D. W. H. BYRD Second in Command F. C. LITTERST First Sergeant 352 Battery COAST ARTILLER H. E. WHITMORE Second in Command H. C. KING First Sergeant Staff Members Col. T. S. Gillis Major H. M. Rollins Major L. Tomaso 1st Lt. J. C. McDuffie 1st Lt. D. N. Hendricks Tech. Sgt. W. F. Dreiss Tech. Sgt. J. T. Cox Supply Sgt. E. L. Voskamp 1 st Lieutenants Kallina, F. P. McCorquodale, A. B. Odell, J.M. 2nd Lieutenants Brown, L. Dunkerley, R. P. Shipman, S. L. Sergeants Berry, E. W. Campbell, D. E. Casso, R. R. Gillette, R. B. McIntosh, S. J. Stone, J. H. Corporals Baldwin, F. N. Bowers, S. E. Cartwright, S. E. Marx, J. B. Naham, ]. E. Roth, B. A. Rudloff, C. S. Samarel, S. P. Sullivan, A. G. Privates Bailey, B. B. Barton, R. F. Behling, J. D. Belzons, G. A. Boeker, W. H. Boluch, J. J. Boyd, G. A. Brawner, C. A. Brewster, C. Brown, W. P. Browning, J. A. Buzbee, W. G. Canovespe, H. J. Chitwood, D. E. Compton, R. Cooner, C. F. Crossley, M. E. Cuellar, T. S. Cupp, I. B. Dunn, C. W. Durst, L. A. Earles, C. T. Erwin, C. Fry mi re, T. R. Funicella, C. R. Giesenschlag, C. Glenn, H. H. Godwin, D. D. Gorzucki, R. C. Granville, E. B. Hall, T. L. Hamilton, J. R. Hardin, R. E. Hart, J. Havlik, J. J. Herrington, M. E. Hogan, J. J. Irwin, F. A. James, L. S. Kingsbery, J. Kingsbury, C. E. Kirkpatrick, T. M. Lair, J. C. Lanier, R. E. Lapham, A. L. Levy, D. S. Loughborough, E. T. McCullum, C. M. McFall, R. E. McLaren, R. D. McMahan. A. H. Miles, W. C. Miskimins, Wm. Nance, J. W. Nethery. M. Parks, H. B. Phillips, H. Pool, T. O. Potter, W. S. Prager, J. Puckett, H. V. Reynolds, G. H. Riggins, R. W. Rosenfelder, A. A. Schoppe, W. Scott, T. A. Seibel, A. S. Sherrill, H. M. Sims, H. B. Stubbs, B. W. Vardeman, H. T. Wagner, C. N. Walthall, T. J. West, S. I. Whitaker, L. B. White, R. R. Willis, ]. H. Worthington, J. L. Wright, H. H. Staff Members Major G. D. Gabriel Capt. C. B. Marsh 1st Lt. R. H. Abbott Master Sgt. O. A. Nance Tech. Sgt. R. R. Hidell Supply Sgt. J. E. Fisher 1st Lieutenants Brin, Harris Evans, L. G. Lea, A. L. Melancon, J. E. 2nd Lieutenants Beckham, C. W. Bishop, G. F. Reber, W. H. Standish, Gus J. M. SMITHER Captain Sergeants Cosby, J. W., Jr. Earnheart, B. G. Frymire, G. L. Hurst, C. A. Meyer, D. W. Stewart, J. B. Thomas, E. W. Woods, F. L. Corporals Barber, C. J. Barnes, A. D. Boothe, W. A. Franklin, R. C. Hawkins, D. W. Hill, J.R. Holbrook, W. G. Kent, C. C. King, J. D. LeBus, F. L. Nancarrow, W. G. Ratcliff, J. R. Richardson, J. G. Privates Barnes, A. D. Barnett, F. W. Bartmess, L. C. Binder, D. I. Bivins, J. K. Booe, E. L., Jr. Brimberry, J. R. Burks, M. M. Campbell, J. T. Cook, W. B. Cretsinger, J. H. Daniels, H. P. Dorrell, H. M. Draper, G. A. Dreyfus, L. R. DuBose, W. S. Duke, T. A., Jr. Edminister, T. C. Ferguson, G. H. Floeck, C. T., Jr. Ford, W. R. Garrett, J. O. Gary, W. A. Goebel, J. H. Goldman, O. E. Gower, D. W. Griesser, R. A. Griffen, W. R. Hartman, Rodger Hawley, A. D., Jr. Hogan, D. W. Hollingshead, F. A., Jr. Howard, T. C. Hurst, C. A. Isdale, J. W. Kasten, W. A. Keelan, R. F. Kegley, M. K. King, E. W. King, J. D. Law, E. B. Lowes, G. A. McDowell, J. M. McLarty, E. C. McMurtry, R. C. Munn, R. J. Murphy, L. D. Nagel, E. T. Norman, J. E. Odom, R. G. Paterson, G. E. Philipson, H. L. Pickens, E. J. Reber, J. M. Rehders, H. R. Reiff, G. A. Shoop, G. M. Sterk, R. P. Sullivan, O. G. Swearington, P. P. Swenson, A. J. Thornton, H. B. Williams, J. D. Wilson, J. R. Wisdom, C. I. Yarbrough, B. G. Young, R. W. M. M. PEARSON Second in Command S. R. BAEN First Sergeant 354 F. J. KING Second in Command H. R. BRIGHT First Sergeant Staff Members Lt. Col. R. D. Kenny First Lt. S. M. Fisher First Lt. J. P. Holle 1st Lieutenants Lippert, W. M. Thwing, R. C. Yetter, J. N. 2nd Lieutenants Hollier, R. G. Howell, S. J. Simpson, W. W. Sergeants Gill, W. G. Supply Sergeant Childs, B. O. Doran, W. H. Hallam, R. S. Hannon, L. K. Hoefle. R. L. Martyn, H. J. O ' Conner, J. Schiff, H. G. Townsend, R. T. Weyel, E. G. Corporals Etheridge, B. R. Goloby, G. W. Grafa, O. W. Johnson, H. M. Judd, J. H. Loyd, P. B. Marsh, J. E. Pledger, F. A. Ritter, J. A. Stone, R. E. Thanheiser, C. A. Thompson, R. O. Privates Allison, B. A. Andrews, W. H. Blaha, C. R. Bowling, G. W. Brookner, R. I. Bruckmiller, P. P. Buster, J. A. Clinton, R. L. Coleman, F. H. Cox, D. D. Davis, H. L. Decker, H. E. Douglass, J. E. DuBose, J. S. Edminister, T. C. Enloe, C. F. Fittz, S. C. Fluker, W. H. Forney, R. H. Garrett, E. J. Gist, H. W. Hoffman. R. M. Holbert, H. L. Hosek, J. J. Kinard, R. L. Kurt, H. E. Levy, L. C. Linney, J. B. Lovett, W. F. Maley, D. P. Mayfield, R. B. McCaleb, D. C. McSwain, A. S. Mearns, B. O. Morgan, H. L. Nesbit, S. F. Osborne, J. H. Osborne, S. S. Paddock, B. I. Ragland, M. Rehmet, C. G. Rodman, E. G. Rose, J. L. Sapp, N. J. Sims, C. N. Sorrells, J. W. Stephenson, H. G. Stone, M. L. Sundberg, H. W. Svoboda, E. V. Tanner, T. R. Treadway, F. A. Whigham, C. L. Williams, R. B. Williamson, W. K. Wright, C. V. Wyatt, O. S. Yee, W. Zedler, O. F. LUKE MOORE Captain Second Battalion Staff MAJOR LOUIS TOMASO Battalion Commander CAPTAIN J. M. GOLDSTON Executive FIRST LT. H. I. THOMPSON first lt. j. c. McDuffie, jr. FIRST LT. C. E. LAWS FIRST LT. D. N. HENDRICKS TECHNICAL SERGEANT D. A. TREADWELL TECHNICAL SERGEANT W. E. HUFEHINES W. P. REINHARD Second in Command M. M. JENKINS First Sergeant Staff Members Capt. P. C. Henry Capt. J. M. Goldston Staff Sergeant A. A. Lenert 1st Lieutenants Miller, H. F., Jr. Trott, J. I. Walker, C. L. 2nd Lieutenants Bruce, R. M. Hansen, H. A. Wofford, W. T. Sergeants Billingsley, J. C. Boyd, E. E. Carlisle. C. C. Clore, W. L. Havelka, D. E. Maxwell, J. L. McMahan, J. E. Richardson, D. J. Verlander, E. V. York, L. E. Corporals Broussard, D. E. Dougherty, K. W. Graves, W. F. Hays, W. M. Johnson, G. H. Lozano, J. M., Jr. McMullen, W. W. Menger, G. C. Samarel, I. Sharp, L. H. Washburn, J. E. Zylks, J. M. Privates Backhaus, G. Badger, E. C. Banister, B. N. Barnes, R. V. Berry, O. H. Billingsley, S. R. Boyd, W. B. Buck, L. E. Calloway, M. L. Chenoweth, S. J. Clark, Ben H. Connevey, E. E. DeLong, R., Jr. Dew, J K. Dowling, W. I. Ellis, T. D. Follet, R. M. Finck, N. E. Glass, H. D. Glenn, W. L., Jr. Goldfein, W. Gordy, L. T. Graff, W. J. Guillet, J. C. Hagemeister, L. R. Harding, H. W. Holmes, C. T. Holzheauser, W. D. Isaacks, R. A. Kane, W. L. Kinsey, L. R. Konechy, C. T. Lansing, D. M. Lloyd, J. M. Mattox, J. K., Jr. Menefee, L. G. Miller, M. F. Owens, E. C. Palmer, L. L. Perkins, C. E. Pritchett, I. E. Prude, G. D. Pullen, E. L. Pundt, W. Ragar, S. R. Ray, H. T. Reiff, G. A. Richardson, W. Rose, G. M. Samarel, I. Sessums, T. R. Sharke, R. C. E. Spruce, J. K. Stasny, G. H. Stein, A. T. Terry, J. A. Van Hook, W. H. Vogel, J. W. Wagner, C. N. Walker, M. T. Wallingford, G. S. Wanner, C. R. Watts, R. L. White, H. G. Wiegand, O. F. Wilkinson, B. M. Williams, R. W. Williams, W. T., Jr. Willis, G. R. Yarbrough, J. W. 357 Staff Members Capt. J. G. Walvoord Technical Sgt. D. B. Gofer 1 st Lieutenants Blassingame, F. P. Latham, R. E. Schmalz, J. P. Taylor, L. 2nd Lieutenant McGinty, H. Q. R. H. GODBOLD Captain 358 Sergeants Heard, E. B. Kraras, J. N. Lanford, H. R. Marek, A. L. Negri, J., Jr. Sanborn, F. D. Wilcox, R. B. Corporals Bolen, G. O. DeSpain, W. J. Fortenberry, T. J. McDonald, R. H. Smith, M. H. Spruce, J. leal, W. H. Wadlington, W. H. Watson, A. C. Privates Aderhole, B. J. Ballard, W. P. Baumback, J. C. Bennett, S. H. Berryman, R. B. Bess, C. G. Bolin, R. L. Bryan, R. L. Collier, J. F. Crane, R. M. Cummich, J. W. Currey, M. Danklefs, J. T. Dettle, D. D. Fall, W. W. Ferguson, B. R. Fletcher, J. W. Fowle, H. Garitty, J. P. Garrett, R. K. Geren, P. M. Getz, A. J. Gunn, F. Halamicek, W. A. Hamersly, J. W. Harris, G. C. Howard, E. F. Hubble, B. H. Huffman, B. M. Hughes, C. W. Hunt, W. A. Ivey, J. P. Jackson, C. Jackson, R. E., J r. Jarvis, I. B. Kelly, F. F. Kiel, J. P. Legge, M. C., Jr. Lovil, W. C. McCabe, E. W. Mitchell, V. E. Mohrle, M. W. Norman, C. D. O’Bryan, V. H. O’Connor, R. J. Peterson, E. L. Redman, J. C. Reeves, R. H. Robinson, G. J. Sayre, J. D. Sherman, C. W. Stacy, J. D. Stupl, A. A. Terry, C. J. Thomas, O. D., Jr. Thompson, W. B. Turner, J. L. Watzke, D. W. White, P. H. Willeford, R. W. Willis, J. M. Willis, R. M. Wilson, J. H. Wood, H. B. Zimicki, M. P. R. S. CRAWFORD Second in Command R. EADS, JR. First Sergeant J. E. GOBLE Second in Command P. R. MALLORY First Sergeant Staff Members Capt. H. I. Thompson Tech. Sgt. W. E. Huffhines Supply Sgt. E. B. Ball 1 st Lieutenant: Williams, G. W. Sergeants Borgstrom, C. E. Downing, R. Jennings, H. H. Leon. L. Williams, D. L. Corporals Bowers, F. J. Buniva, R. Cox, R. G. Epstein, R. A. Hagood, W. N. Harper, H. E. Kipp, E. H. Mays, C. E. McKivett, C. C. Phillips, W. K. Skidmore, H. B. Steel, W. H. Thomson, J. T. Wood, E. M. Privates Alexander, W. C. Aldridge, H. J. Anderson, M. R. Anthony, H. B. Atwell, S. W. Barbee, G. W. Barlow, T. J. Bell, C. G. Benner, J. R. Bradley, E. C. Budd, EL Bulkley, W. E. Byers, H. B. Carpenter, D. C. Cheatham, J. A. Childs, J. M. Clark, J. L. Collins, R. W. Emerson, F. C. Esposite, A. A. Farrow, R. A. Fergus, M. V. Fleming, E. T. Forrest, R. P. Forsgard, S. M. Fulbright, J. W. Gerry, E. H. Gillory, D. O. Goodwin, G. M. Harper, J. W. Heise, C. S. Holzheauser, J. D. Horton, J. L. Johnson, C. R. Kemnitz, G. Kiker, J. C. Klement, A. W. Kruger, G. R. Langford, B. G. Leary, M. E. Lee, C. S. LeRouax, R. K. Liebmann, P. G. Lietz, R. T. Lighthall, R. J. Link, G. W. Littlepage, T. H. Lockett, A. V. Lum, W. B. Maroski, W. P. Maxey, G. C. McCaine, J. M. McCaskill, M. W. Meisenheimer, D. B. Metcalfe, R. P. Mintz, S. Montgomery, J. B. Morris, E. T. Nunn, R. H. Nunnally, J. H. Oliver, E. H. Perkins, R. P. Phelps, W. D. Puls, G. Quinn, P. B. Ray, W. D. Ring, K. A. Rolnick, G. Rudeloff, R. E. Rush, R. H. Sallee, W. L. Schumacher, W. J. Singletary, J. M. Stanbery, R. B. Striebeck, W. H. Thompson, R. W. Tillery, T. M. Warren, C. W. Thornhill, R. T. Wilson, C. R. Zethraus, R. C. R. W. BEHNKEN Captain 359 Staff Members Technical Sergeant D. A. Treadwell Staff Sergeant B. H. Templeton 1st Lieutenants Casey, W. S. J. McNeil, R. L. Weydell, A. T. 2nd Lieutenant Schneider, H. J. Sergeants Beard, J. H. Bowie, W. H. Bradshaw, F. M. L. A. DUBOSE Captain Brown, R. P. Crown, P. T. Daniel, J. M. Lanford, F. S. Corporals Adcock, C. L. Boesch, G. D. Canfield, E. H. Haltom, R. C. Haraldson, E. C. Hart, C. E. Honea, J. W. Jones, R. B. Klotzman, A. M. Langdale, P. B. Latimer, J. R. Parker, W. O. Powell, C. M. Robinson, H. C. Von Sprecken, J. R. Wagner, R. H. Wink, R. E. Wischkaemper, J. W. Wunsche, E. E. Privates Armstrong, F. E. Atterbury, J. H. Bachman, K. W. Bonewitz, R. F. Bowers, C. C. Bozzell, J. D. Brailas, L. Brodie, G. E. Cardwell, R. N. Case, H. O. Cook, R. L. Cowling, R. E. Davis, C. L. Deane, W. L. Dillingham, H. C. Dunn, J. G. Durr, S. J. Edwardson, J. R. Eisenhauser, R. F. Finkelstein, M. J. Fischer, C. A. Fletcher, V. F. Flynn, B. H. Gables, G. G. Giesenschlag, M. A. Griffin, P. H. Hammack, R. C. Hasler, R. F. Huggins, J. B. Hutson, H. E. Inglish, D. J. Jackson, G. H. Jackson, R. E. Kauffman, D. S. Lewis, J. B. Lowry, R. M. Mallett, J. Mallory, R. D. McAlpine, R. E. McCammon, B. McCarthy, R. O. McKee, D. G. McNair, H. E. Metcalf, J. J. Moorhead, A. B. Newton, F. N. Oakley, B. B. Pappas, C. Pearson, B. T. Perry, I. W. Phillips, R. L. Pipkin, F. P. Ramsey, G. W. Richter, W. E. Rosebrugh, C. T. Rosenblath, Q. T. Rothman, R. E. Rowland, J. C. Sager, F. M. Smith, D. C. Smith, H. J. Smith, W. C. Stookey, S. W. Tansil, C. L. Thomas, J. B. Underwood, G. M. Woody, R. J. Yates, H. L. W. FIELDS Second in Command E. E. MONTEITH First Sergeant 360 M. C. JORDAN Second in Command AUSTIN NANCE First Sergeant 2nd Lieutenants C. B. Marsh G. W. Haltom Platoon Leaders Line Sergeants F.J. King J. M. Cunningham Senior Members Barker, Jabus Bartschmid, A. H. Beckman, W. L. Brians, H. H. Brown, R. D. Bruce, R. M. Byrd, B. L. Crutcher, R. L. Cupples, J. J. Dean, H. J. Delameter, J. G. Dickerson, W. F. Dotson, H. F. Dougherty, R. C. Draper, L. C. Evans, A. D. Fitch, D. R. Gillis, T. S. Goldston, J. M. Haggard, C. R. Haltom, G. W. Hansen, Henry Hardin, J. J. Harris, J. E. Herrington, H. C. Hill, H. B. Johnson, R. G. Jordan, M. C. Kallina, F. P. Kercheville, Lewis King, F. J. King, G. R. Langford, J. R. Larrey, L. A. Marsh, C. B. Martin, C. S. Moore, Luke Moore, W. A. Neely, H. S. Ogden, W. C. Pappas, T. R. Ramsel, G. W. Robinson, W. T. Schmidt, K. E. Skidmore, R. G. Smith, A. L. Smith, J. W. Smither, J. M. Sparkman, C. M. Spencer, Rex Stone, J. H. Titely, R. J. Todd, W. W. Ulmer, C. M. Walvoord, J. M. Whitmore, H. E. Junior Members Adams, M. D. Adkinson, W. M. Baen, S. R. Black, W. M. Breaux, R. V. Bright, H. R. Caperton, G. B. Cardwell, W. W. Childs, B. O. Clark, A. J. Coldwell, Colbert Conger, Jack Cox, J. T. Crowder, C. L. Crew, Henry Cunningham, J. M. Decker, J. L. Eads, Ralph Edwards, K. J. Esser, E. J. Guymon, V. F. Herron, H. M. Jenkins, M. M. Jennings, H. H. Jonsson, E. O. Kaffer, S. C. King, H. C. Lawerence, J. M. Lenert, A. A. Litterst, F. C. Milentz, A. R. Miller, J. B. Miller, R. H. Moore, R. J. Nance, O. A. Pou, O. G. Rafferty, E. T. Rogers, Ed Smith, J. W. Smith, R. S. Schaeffer, C. J. Sparks, Tom Specia, A. J. Thenn, G. R., Jr. Voskamp, E. L. Walmsley, J. G. Wells, R. R. Westbrook, T. C. White, W. K. Wilkerson, J. M. Wolman, G. A. LEWIS KERCHEVILLE Captain 361 ★ ★ ★ ★ FILGO COLLARD McGUIRK MADDOX NORRIS POLAND BOX COLEY DAVIS Captain John Box............................ Company A Captain M. T. Norris....................................Company B Captain L. A. Maddox............ .......................Company C Captain Bill Filgo.......................................Company D Captain F. A. Coley............ Company E Captain G. McGuirk.....................................Company F Captain F. G. Collard....... Company G Captain E. L. Davis.....................................Company H Captain C. O. Duty......................................Company I MAJOR R. POLAND, Regimental Commander 362 Wr 1. A weary group returns to mess 2. Old Man — loafing as usual 3. Woodlawn La e scenery was very good 4. Claude, Mac, and a Good li eness of Dic Hervey 5. And they say hazing ain ' t allowed here! 6. Sac lunch on maneuvers 7. Going somewhere, Bode 8. Nice looking and they fit well, too 9. Cleveland and Camp resting on the firing line ■ - 1 2 3 4 5 inFHIlTRY comp v: - ' • ; 1. And the 9th Infantry moved in 2. The enemy crouches 3. We’ve got to go 4. Time — 4:00; Temperature — 11S C 5. The Little Colonel spea s! Centigrade 6. K. P. 7. Must be an air raid 8. Coo and Collard washed their pants in water softe more pants I t ' roi ' i 1 2 4 : ' i jif my got wood tic s 2. Horton and Loomis in B Co. tent 2 . Our demonstration at Woodlawn La e 4. Those d ' —d pac s! H 1 plllll i n f n n t r v enmp 5. Crews drin ing f of all things, WATEi 6. Ten o ' clock hlac cow 7. Renaud feeds face 8. Johnson enjoys peace at last—for 10 minutes n! 1. We put ' , up mosquito bars which we never used 2. Hu mail today, either ?. A hull session at the Chink ' s 4. liml of the long ride s . Mama Kimbrough . .ton wash day 6. Bleed, Sarge, bleed 7. They ' re soldiers — really they are 8. Dress it up! 9. Meal time! i n f nn try cRmp 1. Tent 20 — three white men, two 0 ies 2. Who’s on the other end, Ralph? 3. High noon critique on 2nd Div. hill 4. Pay Day! 7. Sain, Whites, and Quick 5. Lots of authority there???????? 8. An engineering triumph 6. Before the 9th Infantry arrived, no doubt? 9. Siesta — Bullis style FIELD RRTILLERY CHIRP 1. Chow! 2. Fire! 3. Exhale, Willie 4. Waiting for the wire truc 5. That’s a good point 6. Misfire [ 1 Where is hhitj friSfie 2 . Elmore . . . } o, no, Brannan V ' t did -et paid — 410 bound m 4. Four of a ind — submitted by Brannan 5. Next! 6. First Aid — lost man power FIELD ARTILLERY CRHIP 1. • ' Eiiuery falls in, fall out, fall in, tent flaps up, tent flaps down, tent flaps up — ma1{e up your — mind 2. E Battery falls in — The proper command is, “By the num ' hers nohtfrand salute,” Gen. Tates ?. Dreaming up the Aggieland 4. Davis, Allen and Kercheville sweat it out 5. Which a way did they go, Robin? 6. More blan for blan Cree — the Mascot -------........... J 7. Sense it, sense it, Ffext Command, Next Command. Doubtful 8. What is the matter? Canteen closed, Tahoo ie m 1. Full recoil 2. Rogers does his share by falling ’em in 3. Sunbec and Ace posing . - ' ■ ■ - 4. Everybody does his part 5. Don’t let it get away 6. A few shy FIELD HRTILLERY CRRIP 1. Someone sabotaged their bed 2. Guess what? 3. The 8} 2 piece FA band — Buc towers oyer T ewton and Echols in the rear ran 4. Coin’ home 5. If only it would wor 6. Grab a hold men — it’s not loaded 1. Before the mosquitoes staged their dive bomber attach 2. The ice creep fh babies 3. A cii dreU pfrec company street 4. Suri e thinking of a can of Gunthers 6 t Z,ks.TX i;Zt P Z «he W « s 7. C. W. popgun in action 8. “At my command” Murray vs. the target — the target won CHEmiCHL lURRERRE C R 111 P 1. Its a good thing they don ' t have the ey! 2. K. V. assumes nis household duties 3. Jacl{ thm s, tear gas is fun 4. Again proVii “ 5. Birds-eye view ot overnight hike icar gas is jun ag crime doesn’t pay ■w of overnight hil{e 6. Something new has been added 7. Howard simulating a smile 8. Bill wires up a Livens 9. Sling that pac . Superman 10. Reach for yore gun, Podner! CHEmiCHL UIHRFHRE CRH1P 1. The six ' shooter buddies 2. On the firing line. 3. Arkansas travelers 4. He still loo s H1{e a sailor 5. Rise and shine 6. —scrapple done it 7. Gawd—a potential shavetail! 8. Absorbing bits of nowledge 9. Yearning for Yuri 10. Present Arms! SIGRRL CORPS CRmP 1. The Deacon things its dripping 2. Ham ' Fat, Harrigan, Diamond I e, and Geronimo pose a. The Rough ' Riders prepare to ride 4. Forman’s big thought 5. An estimate of the situation 6. Poon challenges the guard 7. Dusty” Dorrah loo s down on the and sleep k ' .. 1 . Anybody got a ey? 2. How for Mail Call 3. Latrine duty? 4. The powers that be 5. A record bro en. 1. A ten minute rest 2. WPA gets 40c an hour—what do you get? 3. What is so interesting? 4. Another rest? 5. ' ‘Sweating out” extra duty. 6. It was a hard fight, but we won! ■MHBHIHnnBjHgHnHBnHSKB 1. Chow line. 2. Woodlawn La e Bridge under construction by the A M Engi¬ neers. ............... 3. Assault boat maneuvers. 4. Chocolate cow. ■■■■■ EncmEER cnmp 1. Meuse unusually happy. 2. Whitney stands prepared. 3. The end of a march. IWttlilP 4. Washingtons 5. The firing line. 6. Maggie ' s Drawers for Frost. mm- mmk -: 1. ; p- fefc ' 1. Targets Up! Observed by Dickerson. 5. Walking out of a sha e down period. 2. Bity and “Hose” on the brighter side of camp. 6. Prepared for Inspection. .- : X 3. Pause for refreshment — lemonade, of course. 7. Dean and Dickerson are getting hungi 4. Cavalry Pilot—pile it here and pile it there. CHVHLRY CHIllP- 1. Dona Ana Sunbathers. 2. Firing Squad. 3. Sarge Riordan and his mount or why “men” join the £ ,MC. 4. Hart and Hess refresh. 5. Oh! Oh! Three of a ind. 6. Tardbirds. 7. Cunga Dean 8. Martin reunion. 9. Little Maj. 10. Shade at Dona Ana? 11. 7 come 11. k : Waisting water—the cleanup. L Oh! Happy days! 3. What is wrong Rice? Someone steal your blanket. 4. “The Rootie Toots.” C H V n L R ■■■■8311 5 ' . Lost? 6. Rumors—direct from seat three. 7o Over the hill came 50,000 Indians. r m p 1. Up and Over. 2. Dona Ana in a rain storm. made! Any old port tn the sun. mm mm 5. 6500 feet and more to go. 6. Finis 7. Grinning for the camera 8. How to water the (horses). • ; v ' ' WKVW. ' i rv V; - iV • • ' 1. Frenchy ' s gun crew — resting 2. Modest cavemen — what, no women? 3. Waiting for — shingles for brea fast ----- ——— — ..... 4. Lady’s man Tomaso lost this girl to Odell 5. T o F{o! Lieutenant. The target is the 6. G. I. Panties CONST HRTILLERY CHH1P 1. Ton guessed it. Two sizes — too large and too small 2. The brighter side 3. BarreLchest Kallina shows how 4. Tent 03 in fatigues L What — drin ing water! 6. Rest! 7. Lieutenant Shade, ]ac , and Jimmy trac ing 8. Tentmates dressed for dinner 9. Those tents weren’t pitched for resting, 10. You can’t pass inspection this way I 1. The Gobble ' gobble gun crew — LaVeres pride 2. Reverent posture, but loo at their faces 3. Field stripping a JO caliber 4 . Range Officer Brundige and AA director 5. The patient loo s worried as Barber Baby wor s 6. It doesn’t bite, fellows — just recoils 7. Lanyard ' yan er Cheesy has just pulled one wm 8. Gabriel and Mayberry bull with the old sergeant 9. Mason and Bob load for Moros y’s mista e r X , ..7_ 1 „ XT’ j .1 10. Marble table? Ffext! 11. March order 12. Pretty scenery, but they never saw them again 13. Just another session 14. Reloading for pistols CONST HRTILLERY CHIRP 1. Field Marshall Jim’s boys ram another one 2. h ' loo s better through the scope. Spud 3. At last — pay day 4. JacJ{ and Ransom ma e the other boys wait 5. General Jar in battle dress 6. Such crowding to drin only water! 7. This is their normal attitude — asleep ■ B1 seal ■ . ' ' -i ■ ' Wn rm S TRIAL BY JURY ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ Tyrannical governments have immemo- rially utilized dictatorial criminal proce¬ dure and punishment to make scapegoats of the weak or of helpless political, religious or racial minorities and those who d i ff ered, who would not conform and who resist tyranny. Today, as in ages past, we are not without tragic proof that the exalted L j i i - - ; U X ... TRH I RIAL BY JURY is one of the firmest of the foundations on which the American republic is built. This right — as with many of our lib ' erties — did not originate with the independence of our nation but was borrowed from the English bill of rights. That a man may have a hearing before a fair and impartial jury of his fellow citizens is a keystone of democracy. It is a direct antithesis of dictatorship. Our jury system means that every man, whether rich or poor, has the same right in regard to trial for crime. The acceptance of this ideal came after centuries of struggle and opposition. Never before has so serious a threat against our rights appeared; new ideas purported to replace supposedly out-moded democratic principles. Never before has it been so vital that we defend our right to trial by jury. There are many who say that this privilege is being used by enemies of our nation as a shield behind which to undermine our government. However, though it shield one enemy, it protects a thou ' sand Americans. HTHLETIC COUnC.IL MOHLE, LENERT, NORTON, WILLIAMS, WARDEN, seated. SPIVEY, CRAWFORD, HOOKER, standing. The Athletic Council of A. M. has supervision of all intercollegiate athletics and extramural sports and the coordination of them with Intramural Sports, Physical Training and Physical Education. The Council has charge of all arrangements for athletic contests, eligibility, and determines the policies for athletics at A. M. Dean E. J. Kyle is chairman of the council. During his absence in South America, D. W. Williams presided. The other members are Dr. A. A. Lenert, C. W. Crawford, E. W. Hooker; T. W. Mohle and T. B. Warden of the Association of Former Students; Homer Norton is Athletic Director; Marshall Spivey is the student representative. The guidance of these men has enabled A. M. to attain a high level of athletic eminence. Their only reward has been the satisfaction of seeing A. M. athletic teams first in the nation. 381 V ♦� � i- ' . NAGLE STALEY ALEXANDER CHALMERS As long as the Aggie contesters are on the field of action our yell staff will be there filling those Aggie lungs with that “Aggie Spirit” at all times. The job of making the twelfth man the loudest “ouDyellingest bunch in the world” fell to four able and spirited men. Skeen Staley, chief yell leader, J. O. Alexander, senior yell leader and two junior yell leaders, Jack “Bigfoot” Nagle and “Chuck” Chalmers have molded the student body into greatest yell section of any school in the world, Skeen Staley has ably proved himself as a leader, and will be listed in A. M. history as one of Aggieland’s best yelHeaders. Seconddmcommand, J. O. Alexander, deserves a hard-earned credit for his willing, efficient, and untiring services. Throughout the season his spirit never once wavered. Greatly assisting Skeen and J. O. were two junior leaders. Remembered by all is Jack Nagle who with his constant flow of good stories and spirit and “Chuck” Chalmers, who was always there and ready. Jack, however, left us after the Thanksgiving game to answer the country’s call to arms and was replaced by Ted O’Leary. The time, effort, and leadership that these five men have given the corps reflects well upon their ability and to them go the praise and thanks of every man of A. M. for having done their job. MARTIN RUBY Co ' Captain MARSHALL SPIVEY Co-Captain HOMER NORTON Head Coach Homer Hill Norton, head football coach and director of intercollegiate athletics at Texas A. M. College, came to the Aggies in 1934 from Centenary College. After going through the “building” years his 1939 and 1940 teams established a new record for the Southwest Conference— 19 consecutive victories. The Aggies rated first in the nation in 1939, co-champions of the Conference and winner over Fordham in the Cotton Bowl in 1940, conference champions again in 1941 though losing their first bowl game to Alabama at Dallas. Norton was born at Carrolton, Alabama, December 30, 1897. He attended Birming¬ ham high school and Birmingham-Southern College, graduating from the latter in 1916. In 1920 he gave up a promising professional baseball career with the Columbus (Ameri¬ can Association) team to become head coach at Centenary. He headed the Gentlemen staff for two years and then served as line coach under “Bo” McMillan for three seasons. When “Bo” left, Norton was offered and declined the position as head coach, but accepted the post in 1926, after another year as line coach, and held it until he came to Texas A. M. in 1934. Norton tutored three undefeated teams in seven years while head man at Centenary. During the 1932 and 1933 seasons, his teams were undefeated in 20 straight games and unscored on in 14. In his seven years at Texas A. M. his teams have won 51 games, lost 22 and tied 6. 384 THE AGGIE FOOTBALL SQUAD Front row, left to nyht: Sibley, Abilene; Sterling, Panhandle; Spivey, Lufkin; Moser, Stephenville; Luethy, Monahans; Montgomery, Moran; Henderson, Houston; Richardson, Houston; Tulis, Fort Worth. Second row: Daniels, Bryan; Smith, Frisco City, Alabama; Porter, Cleburne; Bob Williams, Eldorado; Felix Bucek, Schulenburg; Holder, San Antonio; Dickey, Alto; Swank, Dallas. Third row: Mercer, Temple; Maurice Williams, Marlin; Rankin, Brenham; Skarke, Schulenburg; Cox, Donna; Wolters, Dallas; Andricks, Houston; Webster, Sweetwater; Zapalac, Bellville. Fourth row: Miller, Belton; Pickett, Temple; Rogers, Mart; Roman, Houston; Slaughter, Houston; Simmons, Somerville; Wade, Lexington; and Cowley, Freer. Fifth row: Dawson, Crockett; Ruby, Waco; Motley, Abilene; Knight, LaGrange; Roy Bucek, Schulenburg; Andrews, Amarillo; and Moore, Fort Riley, Kansas. Sixth row: Stout, Handley; Levy, Corsicana; Mulhollan, Belton; Wesson, Temple; Maples, Fort Worth; Cure, Gilliland, and Wagner, Yoakum. Back rour: Head Coach Homer Norton; Backfield Coach Marty Karow; Line Coach, Bill James and End Coach “Dough” Rollins. The 1941 football pre-season dope predicated unanimously that the Bible Plan would finish first and the best the Aggies could do would be fourth. Non-conference games ran true to form; however, the Aggies surprised many with their high scoring victories. While Texas was taking Arkansas, Rice and SMU in fashion the Aggies in less spectacular fashion were downing TCU, Baylor and Arkansas. As A. b? M. went into the SMU game fans had visions of an undefeated season for the Aggies and Steers, with the Turkey Day clash determin¬ ing the superior. TU dreams received a terrific jolting when Crain and Co. of TU were held to a 7-7 deadlock by the same Baylor team that the Aggies had defeated 48 to 0. The following week-end proved more startling an d revealing as A. M. took Rice in stride and TCU handed Texas its first defeat to assure A. M. the conference flag. Not content with just the conference flag the Aggies were a determined group when they took the field against TU on Thanksgiving Day, remembering well 1940. For thirty min¬ utes they battled a determined group and then in the second half fell before the greatest “runner-up” this conference has seen, taking with them the Thanksgiving Day jinx and many “Bowl” dreams; however, invitations to play in Bowl Games did come as the Aggies defeated Washington State in their final game. The Aggies were invited to play in the Cotton Bowl for the second year in succession, their opponent being Alabama. They accepted and were defeated, only after com¬ pletely outplaying the Crimson Tide, 29-21. Spivey and Ruby were elected captains. Moser was elected most valuable player and made the All-American teams of some sportswriters. Zapalac received the best block¬ ing back award and Sibley the best defense man award. Moser and Ruby received the Houston Post most valuable backfield and linemen awards. Sterling, Sibley, Ruby and Moser were unanimously chosen all-conference. Coaches: NORTON Head ROLLINS End ■mm JAMES Line KAROW Bac field Aggies Stage “Eye-Opener” The Aggies were hosts to Sam Houston Teachers for the opener of the 1941 football season. The game proved conclusively that the team as a whole was in need of experience. It was not until late in the first quarter when the Daniels, Rogers, Andricks, Zapalac combination was obtained that the first touchdown was tallied. Spectacular rumbacks, end sweeps, and center plunges, netted 166 yards. Via air the Aggies added 182 more yards from the accurate arms of Moser and Daniels. Henderson, Rogers and Simmons gathered in their passes to account for two of the eight touchdowns, the first and last for the afternoon. Moser raced 69 yards through the Sam Houston secondary for the second score. Pickett and Daniels were credited with the third and fourth with center plunges and an end sweep. It was Moser again, passing to the 3 ' yard line and bucking the line to make it 34 to 0. The Aggies failed to count in the third quarter but Rogers took a punt early in the fourth, picked up his interference in mid ' field, and raced 68 yards for a touchdown. Williams kicked the extra point to make it 41 to 0. Then Williams, after his punt return, sprinted down the sidelines to score standing up. The final tally came after seven completed passes by Moser to Henderson and Spivey. Webster kicked his fourth extra point of the game making it Aggies 54, Sam Houston 0. ANDREWS DICKEY LUETHY MOTLEY Front row: Taylor; Steinke; Hall; Arnold; Clarkson; Jensen; Jones; Maris. Second row: Student Mgr. Waller; Dowgiello; Hilburn; Dolan; Franks; Owen; Rogers; Bear; Fink. Third row: Trainer, Bill Terry; Hawkes; Gerdes; Fowler; Saylers; Rucker; Gillespie; Vargo; Line Coach Cal Jewett; Head Coach A. Y. McCallum. Fourth row: Moore, D.; Hayes; Hall; Moore; Price; Klosters; Snowden. Aggies Win in San Antonio On the night of October 4, playing their first night game in Texas, the Texas Aggies defeated the Texas A. I. Javelinas 41 to in San Antonio. Coach Norton used every player available, and gave a fair prevue of what to expect from the Aggies in ’41. The hustling Hogs put up a valiant fight for most of the first half, and gave up only seven points to an Aggie team strong in reserves. According to the statistics the Aggies had a pushover, but not until late in the second period, when Moser heaved a pass to Spivey, could they cross the A. I. goal. After the intermission the Aggies came back and ran over the Hogs at will. Rogers and Williams each scored twice and Pickett once in the last half, and Webster added two extra points. The Javelinas did very little offensive work, but displayed some defensive power. Stuart Clarkson, little AlhAmerican center, A1 Dow- giello, and Russel Jensen paced the A. I. team to their overwhelming defeat. HOLDER WEBSTER M. WILLIAMS SIBLEY m 8 33 58 ca 21 15 4 _ 0 48 % ' f s ' £ ' ' f | s |; f r ; f _ ' f f RP «• __ __ y 49 _ . _ __ . lYl ls SZ e5 - 25 57 G •v t t s � ' f S37 • r •?. - 35 32 _ 19 SR . 4? | « |g| W92 ie - c ag- 24«%s 3B� ?7 41 0 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY SQUAD 1941 Front row, left to right: Daniel Berlin, Jack Barmak, Barney Colien, John Ryan, Leonard Klauer, Nicholas Fortiages, Joseph Consagra, James Tighe, Louis Tisch, Vincent Reitano, Joseph Frank, Vincent Finn. Second row, left to right: Clarence Kennedy (Varsity Mgr.), Paul Boroff, Richard Cohen, Ross Cherico, Herbert Chaiten, Morris Gelman, Carlo Delfino, Samuel Johnson, Rico Casucci, Leonard Bates, Albert Franz, Charles Heiser, Alverne Chalek, John Garland, Nathan Wachtel (Freshman Mgr.). Third row, left to right: Henry Majlinger, Morton Lebowitz, David Millman, Fred Cemashko, Michael Yaremko, John Kammerer, Stanley Rabezak, Joseph Karant, John Graziano, Robert Haklisch, Wyatt Teubert, Irvin Kintisch, Lester Berkowitch, William Stoll. NYU Falls Under Aggie Power On October 11, A. M. played New York Univeu sity in massive Yankee Stadium. NYU held the Aggies to a 7 ' 7 tie in the first half of the fray to amase the 18,000 fans, but the Cadet passing game started clicking and A. M. won easily 49 ' 7. For one half, this was a brisk and interesting battle which saw A. M. forge into the lead with a pass inter¬ ception by Sibley and a 32-yard center plunge by Tom Pickett. The Violets quickly tied the count when Teubert picked up a vagrant Aggie pass and raced 64 yards down the sideline to score. Again NYU intercepted a pass and returned it to the 3-yard line. The maroon line held here to end the NYU threats for the day. Derace Moser broke the deadlock in the third quarter by intercepting a pass and galloping 90 yards for the touchdown. Less than three minutes later, Spivey took an end 2 ;one pass from Daniels to termi¬ nate a 44-yard drive. Bates of NYU returned the kickoff to the Aggie 24, but Spivey intercepted a pass and A. M. was on another touchdown march which ended when Webster plunged over from the two. Pickett, Andricks, and Moser tallied in the fourth quarter as NYU wilted under the onslaught of the fresh Aggie backs. With only a second left to play, Moser was called from the bench to toss a 50-yard pass to Pickett on the Violet one. There’s where the game ended. Webster converted after all touchdowns. V 1941 T. C. U. SQUAD Fourth row: Coach Dutch Meyer, Freshman Coach Walter Roach, B. Barges, J. E. Clark, A. D. Hogue, Clyde Flowers, Woodrow Adams, Derrell Palmer, Sam Malloy, Jim Hampton, Line Coach Mike Brumbelow, Assistant Coach Hub McQuillan. Third row: Athletic Director Howard Grubbs, Frank Medanich, Charles Conway, Don Ezell, Bill Ramsey, Fred Taylor, John Bond, Frank Kring, Bob McCollum, Gus Bierman, Nolan Sparks, Van Hall, Trainer Albert Smith. Second row: Leonard Pugh, Allen Pike, Mike Harter, James Woodfin, A. C. Odell, Eugene Williford, Billy Blackston, Dee Ezell, Joe Rogers, Bob Moss, Capt. Bill Crawford. Front row: Sub-Capt. Phil Roach, Jim Pritchett, Drummond Slover, J. T. Webb, Emery Nix, Kyle Gillespie, Dean Bagley, Beecher Montgomery, Trotter Adams, Bruce Alford, Bob Looney. Aggies Win First Conference Game The fans of the Southwest Conference got their first view of the Aggies in Fort Worth on October 18. The Cadets clearly proved that another great A. M. team was on hand by beating TCU 14-0. The first tally of the game came as the result of a 74-yard punt by Moser which set the Frogs back to their own 20. Ruby broke through and blocked Gillespie’s punt and it rolled out of bounds on the TCU six. After two plays, Moser pitched a pass to Spivey who was alone on the Frog 5. Webster converted. This occurred in the first 4 minutes of play. From then on, it was the Aggies’ game. Without the services of Kyle Gillespie, who was hurt early in the game, the Frogs failed to hold the Aggies. Time and time again, A. M. drove deep into TCU terri¬ tory. The Maroon line led by Ruby, Sibley, and Sterling held the Frogs to 71 yards net rushing. The second Aggie touchdown came in the middle of the last quarter, a short punt giving the Cadets the ball on the TCU 30. Leo Daniels passed to Sterling twice to carry to the Frog 14 and then tossed one to Harold Cowley for the counter. Web¬ ster added his sixteenth consecutive point after touch¬ down. A. M. used three good teams to down the Frogs, but Moser was the sparkplug of the A. M. offense. His deep punts and thrilling punt returns were a thorn in the TCU side all afternoon. ROGERS SIMMONS MULHOLLAN WESSON BAYLOR U. Front row: Lucas, Wilson, Russell, Parks, Hickman, Griffin, Kittrell, Scarborough, Nelson, Casey. Second row: Godbold, Cook, Coleman, Jeffrey, W. Gandy, Bailey, Stephens, Bean, Barnett, Self, Gatewood, R. Gandy. Third row: Robinson, Runrals, Blond, Edmunson, Bindley, Mgr. King, Kimbrough, Crow, Patterson, Koch, Hen¬ derson, Coleman, Robertson, Lampkin, Merski, Crain, Bigony, Dewlon. Aggies Swamp Baylor The Texas Aggies, who bore in modest silence the doubt that they could ever recover from the loss of John Kimbrough and company, on October 25 welded their claim to greatness by crushing a hapless Baylor team on Kyle Field. This was the Aggies’ fifth straight win of the season and was perhaps their greatest. Four and one quarter minutes after the Aggies kicked off, the score stood A. M. 6, Baylor 0. Moser picked up Wilson’s 4 3 ' yard punt on the Aggie 45 and dashed to the Baylor 15 before he was thrown out of bounds. Moser made a first down and in two tries, Zapalac bucked over for the score. Webster’s successful try for the point was not ah lowed because of an Aggie penalty and Zapalac missed the second try. In the next three minutes another seven points were added to the A. M. score. This tally was started on its way by Sibley’s interception of a Baylor pass, and Moser, by flipping passes to Ster ' ling and Spivey, helped the ball to find its way to the other side of the goal. With the excellent playing of Moser, Daniels, Henderson, Roy Bucek and Rogers and four straight extra points being chalked up by Webster, the half found the score, A. M. 37, Baylor 0. The Cadet eleven started things going again in the third period by Holder’s interception of Wil¬ son’s pass. Andricks and Williams collaborated on the ground work to hit paydirt. Webster added the point thereafter. Then after a poor sixteen-yard punt a few plays later, the seventh touchdown and Webster’s twenty-second straight consecutive point topped the day off with the final score, A. M. 48, Baylor 0. TULLIS R. BUCEK MERCER ANDRICKS Front row: Adams, Green, Bynum, Daniels, Scarborough, Paladino, Coats, Cato, M. Jones, Delmonego, Ramsay, Haynes, Neal, Wolf. Second row: Trainer Johnson, Wynne, Pitts, Cope, Sutton, Cialone, Blizzard, D. Jones, Hayden, Sweeten, Barker, Forte, McNair, Clark, Student Manager Lewis. Third row: Sports Publicity Director Porter, Assistant Coach Cole, Line Coach Rose, Sailings, Richards, Freeland, Golden, Tibbits, Johnson, Ross, Lawhon, Carter, Sisson, Fresh Coach Van- Sickle, Fresh Coacb Lambert, Head Coach Thomsen. Aggies Eke Out 7-0 Victory Over Arkansas November 1, the Aggies traveled to Little Rock for their Conference game with the Arkansas Razor backs. The Cadets found the Porkers keyed up for their homecoming and playing better football than they had shown all season. The game was a seesaw affair for three long quarters and neither team could gain an advantage. Each tried field goals but both attempts were unsuccessful. Once in the first half A. M. had an opportunity to score but Henderson fumbled past the 14 and the Aggies went back into the defensive game they had been forced to play for two periods. Finally, at the beginning of the fourth period, a pass by David Paul Jones, Arkansas’ deadly throw er, was intercepted by speedy Felix Bucek, guard for the Aggies. With beautiful interference, Bucek streaked 58 yards for the lone score of the tilt. Webster continued his consecutive conversion record and placed the ball through the uprights for the extra point. The statistics showed the Aggies trailing in almost every department. The Porkers completed 11 passes to the Aggies 6, and on the ground they held the Cadets to a net of 65 yards. On downs the Razor backs also led with 12 of their own to 7 of the Aggies. The Cadets retained their hold on the Southwest Conference lead undefeated and untied but not until the hard fighting Razorbacks gave them a 7 0 scare. WOLTERS WAGNER DANIELS HENDERSON SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD 1941 First rozv, left to right: Bill Thomas, Joe Pasqua, Roy Ownby, Ted Ramsey, Bob Maddox, Clarence Booth, and Edward Meador. Second row: Dick Smith, Alfred Temple, Horace Young, Burnie Smith, Preston Johnston, Lynn Bostick, Jack Mon- crief. Third rozv: Kelly Simpson, Grady St. Clair, Clarence McMinn, Dick Harris, Mack Swafford, Ray Rasor, Joe Bailey Scott, Gus Tunnell. Fourth row: Maurice Tinsley, Stanley Duvall, Wayne Campbell, Orville Johnson, Jim Fitzpatrick, Wayne Palmer, Murray Mangrum. Fifth rozv: Howard Maley, Hardy Miller, Frito Gonzales, Roy Baccus, Lendon Davis, Jake Fawcett, Cliff Hagerman. Sixth rozv: J. T. Moore, Bill Reece, Joe Bob Markette, Harry Gardner, Dick Miller, Roland Goss and Jim Wright. Aggies Rally Against S. M. U. Overtaking an SMU 10 to 7 lead at half time, the Aggies rallied in the second half to chalk up their fourth Conference victory and their seventh for the season. The Aggies drove to the goal line in the first five minutes of play on passes from Derace Moser to Jim Sterling and Bill Henderson. Moser carried it over after faking a pass to Henderson and then slicing off tackle when the SMU defense fell back. Webster kicked his 24th consecutive extra point making the score 7 to 0. In the second period the Mustangs used the tricky “quick line up” play and Johnston galloped 38 yards behind the interference of the entire SMU team. Johnston kicked the extra point which tied the score 7 ' 7. Before the half was over, Bo Campbell place MONTGOMERY PICKETT kicked 25 yards giving the Ponies their 10 to 7 lead. If the Mustangs dominated the game the first half, it would be putting it mildly to say the Aggies had possession of it throughout the latter half. Moser’s coffin corner kick gave the Aggies a safety when Johnston stepped out of the end 2 ;one while attempting to kick out. Score: 10 to 9. The last quarter resulted in 12 points through the MoseuSpivey combination. Twice they were suc¬ cessful in completing long passes which were in the end z,one. Both attempts for extra points were wide and Webster’s consecutive conversions ended at 24. The Aggies kept the Mustangs within their own 35-yard line during the last half and crossed the goal line twice themselves to make the final score Aggies 21, SMU 10. MOSER MAPLES P 12, Price; 14, Ely; 18, Deal; 19, Stockbridge; 20, McDougle; 23, Everett; 24, Nall; 30, Brumley; 31, Smelley; 35, Stephens; 39, Zander; 41, Ellis; 43, Huff; 45, Smith; 46, Dickson; 49, Dwelle; 50, Sloan; 51, Blackburn; 54, Hale; 60, Humble; 61, Goforth; 62, Armstrong; 63, Bagwell; 64, Dearmore; 66, Moore; 67, Looney; 68, Quillian; 69, Nowlin; 70, Malmberg; 71, Noble, 73, Bowen; 74, Heard; 75, Brannon; 76, Sadler; 79, McCoy; 81, Zimmerman; 83, Tresh; 84, McLaughlin; 85, Scruggs; 86, Wells; 88, Prichard; 89, Chmelik. Aggies Clinch Title On the bright Saturday afternoon of November 15, the untied and undefeated Aggies beat the hard fighting Rice 19 to 6. Moser, who favored an im jured ankle, started the game and turned in two fine runs. In the first quarter he threw passes and ran to set up the first touchdown, which Andricks made from the six-inch line. Daniels replaced Moser, and in the second quarter after returning Dwelle’s punt 55 yards to the Rice 24, he threw a pass which Rogers took on the 10 and carried over to make the score A. M. 13, Rice 0. The Aggies scored their last touchdown late in the second quarter. Webster threw a long pass to Sterling who was downed on the Rice 6. Then Daniels threw a pass to Rogers deep in the end zone for the score. The extra point was missed and the first half ended. Score: A. M. 19, Rice 0. Rice came back strong for the second half, and in the first minutes of the fourth quarter, sparked by Brumley, they made their only marker of the day with Brumley taking the ball over from the four. The rest of the game was defensive with no scoring threats. Some of the standouts of the game were Sibley, Sterling, Ruby, and Dickey for the Aggies. For the Owls Blackburn and Sloan were outstanding. The game ended with the score, A. M. 19, Rice 6. As the game ended the Aggies went crazy when they heard that the mighty TCU Frogs had defeated the highly favored Texas Longhorns, thus, assuring the Aggies at least a tie for the Conference Title again this year. cox ZAPALAC RUBY COWLEY Bottom row, left to right: Spot Collins, Max Minor, Jackie Field, Larry Grant, Jack Sachse, Harold Fischer, Joe Parker, Sleepy Harris, Darrel Ring. Second row: D. X. Bible (coach), Preston Flanagan, Noble Doss, Spec Sanders, Pete Layden (c), Jack Crain, Vernon Martin, Chal Daniel, Mike Sweeney, Malcolm Kutner, R. L. Harkins, Bully Gilstrap (coach). Third row: Milton Kelly (trainer), Audrey Gill, Derwood Peveto, Bo Cohenour, Julian Garrett, Stanley Mauldin, Jack West, Wally Scott, Walter Heap, Buddy Jungmichel. Fourth row: Demp Harris, Pete Miffleton, Lewis Mayne, George Watkins, Hulon Huffman, Leslie Proctor, Vic Jordan, Joe Schwarting, Fritz Lobpries, Ralph Park, Blair Cherry (coach). Top row: Walton Roberts, V. D. Basey, Roy Dale McKay, Henry Harkins, Ken Matthews, Zeuhl Conoly, Grady Jordan, Woody Johnson, Earl Shelton (mgr.). Aggies Winning Streak Halted Rembering the defeat handed them by a Texas Long horn team on a Thursday afternoon one year prev ious, the Aggies on another Thursday afternoon at tempted to even up the score. Playing a truly inspired and great game the Texas Longhorns handed the Aggies a spectacular defeat. For the first time in the experience of the varsity players, they met defeat on Kyle Field. The Kyle Field “JimT had been broken. During the first two quarters, the battle was on even terms. The first score of the game came fiftyTve seconds before the half. Sanders broke around left end and ran fifty yards to put the ball on the Aggie 23. After two plays, putting the ball on the 9 yard line, with Doss holding, Crain kicked a field goal. The third period began with an eighty two yard kick off return by Doss. Sterling and Roy Bucek of the Aggies caught Doss on the 20. Four plays later, Layden handed the ball to Crain who went for a touchdown. After the third tally the Aggies rallied. Daniels began passing with an unequaled accuracy and the Cadets again went on the offensive. However, the Aggie attack bogged down and the Longhorns, in possession of the ball, headed for another touchdown making it by sheer power and agility combined. During the fourth quarter the Aggies threatened but the game was too far gone, and the game ended with the score, A. M. 0, Texas 23. For the second time, a year after the first defeat in two years, A. M.’s winning streak was again broken by the same team. With heavy hearts the Cadet Corps and the many Ex Aggies listened to Taps for the second time in two years. SMITH PORTER KNIGHT BOB WILLIAMS ujflsmnGTon WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE 1941 FOOTBALL TEAM Reading from left to right, front to back, First row: Dave Currie, Eugene Evans, Eddie J. Fillings, Joe Hemel, Earl Frenneis, Bob Kennedy, Gene C. Arger, Ray Palmer. Second row: Bill Holmes, Don Boyle, Herb Godfrey, Bill Sewell, Joe Beckman, Dale Gentry, Bill Ward, Felix Fletcher, Buck Bailey. Third row: Doc Bohm, Jay Stoves, Nick Susoeff, Mel Holben, Woody Ross, Max Dodge, Stan Zemny, Buster Hollingbery, Babe Hollingbery. Back row: Fred Spiegelberg, Bill Remington, Earl Brenneis, Fred Small, Jim Wright, George W. Dyson, Bill Gustafson, James Wooddy, Frank Londos. Washington State Defeated 7-0 The Aggies were again victors in the battle lines of the Nation’s football greats. Traveling 5,000 miles to Tacoma, the Southwest Conference Champions with thoughts of the Rose Bowl still playing on their minds won the “Evergreen Bowl Classic” with a score of 7 to 0. The red ' shirted W. S. C. eleven put up a brilliant battle. In fact, it was the first to cross the goal line at Stadium High School Field. Billy Sewell, the Cougar backfield ace, shot a perfect pass to Bob Kennedy who never stopped running until he crossed the goal line. However, the two Cougar guards left the line too fast and the play was ruled illegal. The play that cooled the Cougars oft was a spec tacular pass from Leo Daniels to Cullen Rogers. Daniels pitched one to Marshall Spivey to cover 11 yards and place the ball on the Cougars’ 38 yard line. Then he hit Rogers, who had gotten past halfback Felix Fletcher; Rogers faked Stoves oft balance, tore away and galloped on for six points. Jake Webster kicked the extra point. The Cougars threatened late in the game. By passes and running plays, they marched to the 12 yard line where Bill Sibley intercepted Sewell’s pass. This was Sibley’s tenth interception in the season and his third in the game. The Aggies headed for home and after a few days rest resumed practice for the 1941 Cotton Bowl Classic. ROMAN CURE SWANK SLAUGHTER Pickett Thru the Middle Against SHSTC ★ Aggies Converge on the NYU “Nigger” Webster Picks Up Yardage Against TCU ★ R. Bucek Paves the Way for Rogers Against BU Mulhollan Convoying Against SMU ★ Blackburn of Rice Shying the Ground And They Won ! ! ★ Part of the Turkey Day Crowd Texas Capital News Service, Copyright, 1941 1. Aggies stop Brumley. 2. Spivey ta es one on the run against SH. 3. Brumley again stopped. 4. Williams against SHSTC. 5. Rogers and a 7 [YU Indian waltz one. 6. Webster bluffing that Trigger again. 7. Williams evading the Baylor boys. 1. The Aggie forward wall beating TCU to the punch. 2. Buce boys “close ' tal ing.” 3. “Bama” on the loose against A. I. 4. Six of the twenty ' three. 5. Spivey hitting the terra firma under the obser ' vation of Jitterbug. Alabama 29, Texas fl. fTI. 21 New Year’s Day found the Aggies making a return engagement for the annual Cotton Bowl game in Dallas. With them came football fans from all over the country, South, East, West, and North. Dallas was jammed to the brim. An out ' standing classic was to be played in th e Cotton Bowl with the Crimson Tide of Alabama and the Aggies of Texas A. M. matched in what was prophesied to be an unpredictable battle. Aggies old and new, along with the great ; 210 ' piece Aggie Ban and thousands of loyal new and old football fans followed the Aggie pack. Hospitality on the part of the Cpttan Bowl Association and the citizens of Dallas gave them all a grand reception. No one could leave Dallas withouCfche satisfaction of having been well treated. The kickoff found 35,000 fans huddling in the cold anxiously awaiting the moment. A. M. won the toss and soon found out that they were faced with a hard fighting Crimson Tide who took advantage of all of the breaks that fell their way and refused to be stopped. Just before the end of the first period, Daniels returned a punt 43 yards to the Alabama ITyard line with Cowley blocking out three men at once. On the second play of the second quarter, Daniels passed to Cowley, who went over untouched for the first tally of the game. Within five minutes the Crimson Tide answered back. A fumble on the part of the Aggies on their own 25 was covered by Whitmore. In four plays. Craft went over, making the score 7 to 7. It was in the early part of the second half that Nelson of the Tide broke the 7 to 7 tie with a 72 ' yard touchdown run. Trailing 13 to 7, the Aggies again lost out on a fumble. This continued until the early minutes of the last quarter, when Alabama added a field goal and a touchdown to pile up a lead of 29 to 7. The Aggies fought back, marching 53 yards for their second touchdown with Daniels flipping passes to Sterling and Spivey, and Webster plunging over. Agctipt n the closing mi nutes, they struck, this time making the counter with a queer break. Moser’s 35 ' yard pass bounced ou pf theyhands of Nelson, wjfh was all set for another interception, into the fingers of Sterling, who crossed the2goal line. The Aggies magnificently outplayed the Alabama Crimson Tide, but Lady Luck was against them. Taking advam tage of everything that smiled at her the Tide, with perfect heads up play, proved to be one of the teams that the Aggies did not defeat, and handed the Aggies their first Bowl failure. When the timekeeper’s gun blasted away, he not only marked the end of the game but also the college football career for fourteen Aggie seniors. And so this last bit we dedicate to Spivey, E. Smith, Porter, Moser, Wade, Richardson, R. Bucek, Motley, Ruby, Wesson, M. Williams, Sterling, and Cowley, who had seen the great Aggie team win two unchallenged conference championships and one co ' championship. V , - ■? .- ' ' .vv ' - ■ • • . ■... 4 ; r ' . i ■. . ' ■. ■ . • , - ' • r: i if - : ' v -. ; i ' ' 8 Mes k ' ' V V ■ ' pc ' • K. - , . t i ■- :J, V . r ' ' nm 9 ••. jjp g saa immm PP ' .V-vV 1. Uncle Sam calls 2. Million Dollar Band 3. Buc arrives for the game 4. Two Million Dollar Band 5 £s? 6. The Team arrives — rough and ready OPPOSITE PAGE 1. Added attractions 2. Daniels away 3. Spivey pic s up ten yards 4. Three points for the Tide 5. Aggies converge 6. A. S? M. ic s ' off to Alabama 7. Cowley scores 8. Aggies ta e over 9. Well, anyway we’ll s in the Japs Co-coaches Manning Smith and Charlie De Ware started out this season with a Fish Football Squad 120 strong. Of these about one hundred remained on hand all of the time and quite a few of these turned out for spring practice on the football field to appear as varsity men next year, insuring the Aggies of an outstanding team during the 1942 season. The Fish started out their season by defeating the Allen Academy Ramblers 40-0. In this game Otto Payne and George Wilde were the standouts in the backfield and Tom Coers, Johnny Davis and Damon Knight in the line. After defeating the Rice Slimes by an extra point, the Aggie Fish made ready for the meeting with the Texas Longhorns. However, November 15 grades came out and took a great number of the Fish stars and thus weakened the team, and although playing a good game the Aggies went down before the Texas freshman who gathered in six interceptions, by a score of 18-7. Other seasonal standouts in the Fish team included Ed Dusek, Bill Thomas, Barney Welch, Nute Trotter, Jim Cody, Norm Brown, John Knight and many others. The 1942 Aggie varsity team will bear watching. 404 BILL HENDERSON Captain The 1942 Basketball season found the Aggies under the direction of a new coach. Marty Karow was relieved of coaching baseball and assigned to basketball when Hub McQuillan joined the TCU coaching staff. To say that the team finished sixth, won four and lost eight in the conference race does not indicate the successfulness of the cagers. They were sue cessful in defeating Rice and lead such teams as Arkansas, who finished in a tie for first, and Baylor through the last minutes of play. It took a stubborn Rice five to down the Aggies in the last minutes of their second encounter. The Aggies were a constant threat to their opponents and Coach Karow may be credited with a successful first season. ' TV ■3 406 The warm up games were not as successful as they might have been, the basketball team lacked practice and the Cotton Bowl Football game was given the greatest amount of env phasis. The Aggies met Sam Houston Bear- kats and were handed a stirring defeat, 33 to 50, in the season’s opener. The Bearkats took the lead early and were out in front all of the way. As for other pre ' Conference games, the Aggies won three and lost eight, playing L. S. U., Kentucky University, Purdue, Brad ' ley Polytechnic, Oregon State College, and Washington University. Saturday, January 10, in a conference open ' er in Austin, the Aggies were downed 46 to 32 by Texas University. The Aggies started the scoring but soon lost out, for after sinking a few fast ones, the Longhorns were soon put in a safe position. Three days later the Aggies defeated the Rice Owls 36 to 34 in perhaps the biggest upset win during the season. Rice had been the pre ' season basketball favorites. Rice, on the other hand retaliated by handing A. U M. a similar two ' point marginal defeat in De Ware Field House. A rejuvenated Baylor team defeated the Aggies in their first home game by a score of Baylor ta es one off the bacffboard 48 to 46. A. fe? M. led by a margin of seven points at the half but the Aggies could not maintain their seveivpoint margin. Gaining revenge on the pre-season ribbing, the Aggies took the Sam Houston Bearkats in the first game after mid-term registration. Sparked by Jitterbug Henderson who racked up 25 points during the evening, A. fs? M. easily won to the tune of 53 to 42. Hard luck again returned to haunt the Aggies when they were nosed out in a second game with the Baylor Bears, 38 to 35. Before a capacity crowd at De Ware Field House, Arkansas took the lead early; however, they were soon overcome and the Aggies took a decisive 16-9 lead. This Aggie fight con¬ tinued until the last six minutes of the game when, with free throws and field goals follow¬ ing in rapid succession, the Ra orbacks won by a margin of 47 to 41. The game the next night was also decided in Arkansas’ favor, 40 to 31. Grabbing the lead at the outset of the tilt, the Aggies kept in front of S. M. U. all the way. Bayer and Henderson led the Aggie attack with 12 points apiece, but it was Mike Cokinos who turned the trick for the Aggies’ first home win of the year. It was a wild game, ending 47 to 29. The Aggies gave the T. C. U. flag hopes a jolt when Coach Hub McQuillan came to the De Ware House as guest and not host. Both teams’ eagerness to win resulted in a rough and tough encounter with the Aggies finishing strong to defeat the Frogs. The standout in the game was the hustle of Mike Cokinos. The sweetness of the Aggies’ victory was short lived because the following Tuesday on enemy territory the Aggies were defeated by the Frogs, 34 ' 27. The Aggies were again defeated when the Ponies snapped their temgame losing streak at the expense of the Aggies. Holding the Aggies to nine points while they were scoring 24 the first half the Ponies led all the way to finish 35 to 33, the final Aggie on ' slaught ending short two points. In a game marred by 29 fouls and in which the lead never changed hands the Aggies ended their spectacular season with a 46 to 42 win over the Tea Hounds. Led by Henderson with 22 points, closely followed by Jarrett and Nabors, the Aggies outTought and out ' hustled a constant Steer threat. Thus ended the bas¬ ketball season with such sweet victories over Rice, the conference champs, Texas, enough said, and a Hub McQuillan ' Coached ball club. Henderson towers over the Bears for two more This year’s Fish squad had the best season of Aggie Fish squads in many years. They entered competition with seven squads and were victorious over five squads. They won from the Rice Slimes, Texas Yearlings, Tyler Junior College, Jacksonville Junior College and Allen Academy and lost to the Slimes and Yearlings. Breaking even in competition with other fish conference squads foreshadows the achievements of past teams. The Fish, teamed with the ineligibles, furnished the Varsity with stiff competition in their workouts and in one overtime period the Fish and Ineligibles were victorious. Standouts on the Fish Squad were Buddy Moore and Harry Hope. Eight men lettered and should all these men enter varsity competition it would strengthen the varsity squad. This year’s Fish were coached by Manning Smith who was ably assisted by Wm. Dawson, last year’s varsity captain. 410 John W. Rollins is a stranger to the Aggies, but all of them know “Dough.” He is busi¬ ness manager of athletics, end coach and head track coach. In addition to all of these, “Dough” is probably the most fluent of the Aggie coaches at after-banquet speaking. He has had a hard pull to get the Aggies back on an equal basis in track. Prospects and inter¬ est was at a low ebb when he started his work in 1935. His teams have shown a steady im¬ provement since, and this year the Aggies rate as a distinct threat to the supremacy of Texas and Rice. “Dough” is an all-time Aggie great, starring in football in 1914-15-16, captaining the team in 1916. He played on the 36th Division team in the A. E. F. in which he was a Captain of Infantry during the World War. After the war he entered the coach¬ ing profession as head coach at Wesley College, Greenville. He served East Texas Teach¬ ers College from 1930 to 1934 where he had an outstanding record as head coach. THE 1941 SQUAD The Season The first 1941 meet in which the Aggies particfi pated was the Border Olympics held in Laredo on March 7. The Longhorns took top honors, but the spotlight was on the 12( yard high hurdles race. Bucek topped the timbers in 14.7 seconds, just three tenths of a second over Fred ' die Wolcott’s record. The first big meet was the 19th Annual Southwestern Exposition on March 15th. Texas totaled 59 points to win the contest, A. M. scored 421 2, and the Univeu sity of Oklahoma placed third with 18 points. However, the Aggies cleaned up in the Pre ' paratory and Freshmen Division. The football relay team composed of Moser, Knight, Bucek, and Smith, came in ahead of the others. A. fe? M., Texas, and Abilene Christian College par ' ticipated in a triangular meet on March 28. Texas took 13 out of 16 firsts to win. Watkins BRUSH F. BUCEK R. BUCEK ELMORE took the pole vault. Bill Henderson clinched his third letter by tying for first in the high jump and taking second place in the javelin throw. Jim Thomason celebrated his 21st birthday by taking first in the shot put. Early in April, the Aggie thinly clads eased out a close victory in a dual meet with Rice. The victory was marred by an injury sustained by Derace Moser. Bucek ran the hurdles in 14.8, boosting his total points to eight with Watkins matching him for the same nuim her. In the Texas Relays in Austin Bucek lost a close race to Woens of Howard Payne who ran the high hurdles in 14 flat. Bama Smith led the Aggie squad to another victory in a quadrangular meet at Waco. Smith won the 100 in 9.8 while Pete Watkins made a tremendous 6 foot 7 leap to win the high jump. The Aggies collected a total of 74 points. SMU placed second with 48 while Baylor and TCU held the cellar with 23 and 19 points, respectively. Roy Bucek kept up his excellent record by winning his heat in the Drake Relays with the fast time of 14.7. At the “Little Conference 11 meet held at College Station May 2, Texas, Rice, and the Aggies ran their annual race which usually determines the conference champion. Texas U took 8 firsts and rolled up 75 points to win the meet. Rice followed with 511 2 points and 5 firsts while the Aggies trailed with 431 2 - The Bucek brothers and Pete Watkins gathered the only three firsts for A. M. Roy Bucek also tied Hoffernach of Texas for high man with 10 points to his credit. The big three of Southwest Conference track — Texas, Rice, and A. M. — finished in that order in the Conference Track Meet held May 10 in Austin. The brightest spot in the picture from the Aggies standpoint was the showing made by Roy Bucek, hurdler, who won a gold watch for being the individual high point man of the meet with Hl 2 points. Captain Thomason was fourth in the shot put while Henderson placed second in the 880 ' yard run. The Aggies finished second in both the 440 and 880 relays. The final standings of the six confer¬ ence teams were: Texas 64, Rice 40 2, 3 SMU 17, Arkansas 11, Baylor 7, and TCU 5 2 . B. HENDERSON R. HENDERSON HENRY KNIGHT LANEY FRESHMAN TRACK SQUAD The Texas Aggie track stock appeared very much better in 1941 because of the improved freshman track squad. Under Coach Dough Rollins they showed up fairly well under stiff competition. In their first meet, the Freshman and Prep school division of the Fort Worth Track and Exposition Meet, they placed first with a heavy margin, piling up points to 321 2 for the second place Texas Yearlings. The outstanding runner at this meet was Emerich Labus. On April 5, in the Texas Relays, the Fish did not fare so well, placing third; however, in the meet with the John Tarleton Plowboys the squad redeemed itself. Texas A. M. Fish ran away with the contest, winning by a 38 point margin, takin g 11 out of 15 firsts. Truman Cox was the top hurdler and as shot putters James Montgomery and Leonard Dickey held their own. In the pole vault division, Jim Goatley, who had never before vaulted, successfully took it up under an upperclassman’s coaching. Cox and Dickey were stars in discus throwing. 416 MARTY KAROW Head Coach Marty Karow, the genial “jack ' ohalhtrades 11 for the Aggie coaching staff, is good at all, contrary to the nursery rhyme. He has had a hand in three major sports at A. M., football, baseball and basketball. Marty has had a colorful and varied sports career. He graduated from Ohio State University where he was a star in football, basketball and baseball. He jumped from the campus to the major leagues, playing with the Boston Red Sox for a while. He was sent to the minors for seasoning and began coaching as backfield coach, freshman baseball coach, and head basketball coach at the University of Texas. In 1936, having quit baseball, Karow coached at the U. S. Naval Academy for two years, leaving there to come to A. M. Marty has developed a number of outstanding baseball and football stars. He kept his hand in by playing semi-professional ball, but at last accounts he had fallen to the level of softball. 418 1 I Front row, left to right: HENRY LINDSEY, JOHN RIZER, KEITH ALDRICH, IRA GLASS, JACK WILLIAMS, CECIL BALLOW, BILL BLACK. Second roic: CHARLIE STEVENSON, JACK LINDSEY, HUBERT MOON, MARION PUGH, MARLAND JEFFREY, ROY PEDEN, LESLIE PEDEN. Third row: BILL HENDERSON, REX FRANCIS, LEMUEL BUMPERS, JOHN SCOGGINS, COACH MARTY KAROW, WELDON CARDEN, BILL BUCHANAN, CULLEN ROGERS, FRANK MITCHELL. SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE Final Baseball Standings 1941 W L Percentage University of Texas 12 3 .800 Texas A. M. 11 4 .733 Baylor 8 6 .571 S.M.U. 6 8 .429 Rice 5 8 .385 T.C.U. 1 14 .067 ■■i 419 The 1941 Season Picked by the sportswriters to finish behind Texas U. in the 1941 conference race, the Aggies lived up to all expecta tions, but not until they had staged a whirlwind finish which scared the living daylights out of the “keepers” of the Forty Acres by trouncing the Longhorns in two out of three contests. The Aggie nine lost their share of the confer¬ ence flag in the last game of the season when Lefty Golden, of the Baylor Bears, pitched five innings of hitless ball to down the favored Cadets. Lefty Bumpers was voted Most-Valuable player at the end of the season, and J. D. Scoggins was elected next year’s captain. Lefty Bumpers and J. D. Scoggins were named as All-Conference players. Conference Baylor On March 28, the Aggies opened their conference season with a 10-0 victory over the Baylor Bears. The first Aggie run came in the third inning when Bumpers walked, Rothe sacrificed him to second, and Rex Francis singled to send Bumpers across the plate. In the fourth frame A. 5? M. scored four more runs and in the sixth they knocked Miller of Baylor from the mound to send four more men around the diamond. But Baylor gave the Cadets’ pennant hopes a severe jolt the next afternoon, when they took a thrilling 12 inning contest 7-5. The Bears jumped on Stevenson for three runs in the first inning. Bill Henderson relieved him and was replaced by Bumpers in the fourth when he allowed two men to cross the plate. The next five innings was a pitchers ' duel between Lefty Bumpers and Lefty Golden of Baylor—the best southpaws in the league. Bumpers, who had seen service the preceding day, retired in the ninth and Roy Peden finished the struggle for the Cadets. Rice The next pair of games, though they were 14 days apart, were against the Owls. The first, which was played on April 4, was a superb pitching preformance by Lem Bumpers who allowed 2 hits, walked two, and fanned eight. Only thirty men came to the plate and only one of these reached third. Double plays helped Bumpers out in the 7th and 9th innings when more than three men faced him. Marland Jeffrey led the Aggie hitting with three hits in four tries. Final score: Aggies 10; Rice 0. On April 18, the Owls fell 9o before the Cadets. The heavy hitting of the Aggies led by Buchanan, Lindsey, Scoggins and Glass was too much of an offense to overcome. On the following day, Rice hitting dominated and they gained a victory scoring six runs in a hectic third inning to win the melee 6 ' 3. S.M.U. T.C.U. The first two weelts in May saw A. 5? M. wrap up six straight victories. On May 1,15 hits and numerous Frog errors aided the Aggies in downing T.C.U. On May 2 Lefty Bumpers struck out 10 S.M.U. batters while his teaimmates were rapping Brooks Atchison, Mustang pitcher, for 4 doubles, 1 triple, and two homers to take the Ponies 8 ' 3. The next day’s game was much closer. Bill Buchanan’s home run broke up a pitching duel in the 8th between Roy Peden and Atwell Tessman when he slammed one of Tessman’s fast balls over the fence to score Cecil Ballow ahead of him. Jeffrey’s foul line circus catch staved a Mustang threat in the ninth, and the game ended 2 ' 1 in favor of A. 6? M. On their northern tour the Aggies had little difficulty in taking a brace of games from T.C.U., 8 ' 6 and 13 ' 1, and a final game from S.M.U. 10T. Texas Texas invaded Kyle Field on May 16. The cadet corps will long remember the two battles fought here. Six thousand frenzied fans saw Lefty Bumpers outlast three Texas pitchers to down the Steers 3 ' 2 in the opening game. In the third inning, the head of the Texas batting order loaded the bases. Jack Stone, cleanmp man, came to bat and with a 3 ' 2 count hit into a double play to end the threat. In the eighth frame, A. M. scored on the squeeze play, the oldest and most difficult play in baseball. Pugh walked, went to second on a wild pitch, went to third on a pass ball, and scored when Red Carden layed down a perfect bunt. This proved to be the winning run and gave the Aggies a tie for the championship. Saturday May 17, before a large crowd, A. M. forged into a one-game lead with a heads-up 7-5 victory over the Steers. Texas took an early lead when Pete Layden homered in the first, but the Aggies were quick to erase the T.U. STEVENSON J. LINDSEY BALLOW BUMPERS lead when Scoggins hit for the circuit. The Longhorns ' hitting power dominated in the next five innings and they gained a 5o lead. Loading the bases in the eighth with no outs, A. 6? M. pounded out four hits and as many runs to take the conference lead. During the entire 8th frame the Aggie band played “Wildcat.” Bumpers came into the game to retire the side with no runs. Juniors and Seniors were granted excused absences on Monday May 19 to follow the Aggie nine to Austin in order to witness the final and deciding game of the series. Rains threatened to postpone the game but Clark Field was rapidly put into playing condition. A. 5? M. started the scoring in the second inning when Rex Francis went home on Scoggins’ single to right field. Texas counted twice in the fifth, but Scoggins again came through with a homer to even the count as he had done the game before. The next three innings developed into a pitching duel between two of the best pitchers in the conference—Lefty Bumpers of A. M. and Melvin Deutsh of Texas. The game went into extra innings. In the tenth inning Pete Layden homered over the center field fence to give the Longhorns a 3 ' 2 win and a tie for the championship. Cadets well remember the reception and hospitality extended them by the T.U. student body. A deadlock for the championship loomed as each team had a postponed game remaining against a comparatively weaker opponent. Texas ran true to form and defeated T.C.U. 12-2. The Aggies didn’t fare as well and their championship hopes were shattered when Lefty Golden of Baylor silenced the Cadet guns with five scoreless innings and Baylor won 3-1. Bumpers allowed Baylor but four hits. GLOSSY R. PEDEN JEFFREY CARDEN The Freshman Baseball Squad of 1941 showed very little promise in their games this sea¬ son. There was a shortage of material, and a greater lack of experience. Some of the Fish showed potential power and promise of developing with time and added play. The Fish started off their season with a loss to the Allen Academy Ramblers to 1. Wendell Acrey displayed good pitching by striking out 13 men in this game. The Fish lost the next two games to the Texas Yearlings to 4 and 1 to 19. Errors and lack of batting power were the main causes of these losses. On May 10, the Fish defeated the classy John Reagan Bulldogs of Houston 7 to 2 for the only win of the season. The Fish closed out the season with losses to the Baylor Cubs and another loss to the Allen Ramblers. The team was coached by the very capable Harry Faulkner. 424 Front row, left to right: WINTERS, TAYLOR, CONWAY, Capt.; McKEY, MEYER, LAPHAM. Back row, left to right: JOHNSON, COWLING, ART ADAMSON, Coach; GOODMAN, LOONEY. l ] ]inor Sports WATER POLO The 1942 varsity water polo team won the Texas State WaterTolo league, enjoying an undefeated season. High scorers for the Aggies were Renaud and McKey with 16 points each and Taylor with 11 points. Scores of the games played were: A.5PM. 12 16 18 13 8 8 OPPONENTS A. M. downing T.U. Galveston Galveston Texas U. Texas U. Campus Club Campus Club 426 Front row, left to right: LOONEY, COWLING, MEYER, LAPHAM. Middle row, left to right: STEVENS, WINTERS, TAYLOR, CONWAY, Caft.; WEIRUS, LOOMIS, BAIRD. Back row, left to right: JOHNSON, McKEY, ART ADAMSON, Coach; GOODMAN. This year the swimming team won four meets, tied one meet, and lost one meet on its annual tour. This year’s tour was through the states of Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, Tennessee and Arkansas. The team won over Auburn, Emery University, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Castle Height Military Academy, tied Dallas A. C. and lost to Georgia Tech. On the tour the performances of the medley relay team were outstanding; composed of Captain Ernie Com way, Bob Cowling and Fred Renaud it set pool records at Dallas and Emery University. Taylor set a record in the 220 event at Emery and was high ' point man against Tennessee University. In other contests the Aggies defeated Dallas A. C. in the Downs Natatorium. Cowling of A. M. set a record in the breast stroke. Green of Dallas set a record in the 220, and the medley relay team again proved itself by setting a new record. The Aggies upset the dope bucket by defeating T. U. for the first time since the conference started. In the Southwestern A. A. U. meet the team finished second. rYlinor Sportd sui i m m i ii g Finish of the SWC meet hac stro e The Aggies won five firsts in the conference meet to take only second place, los¬ ing 83 to 70, Texas taking first. S. M. U. won third with 17 points and Baylor fourth with 10 points. The medley relay team was undefeated all year as well as was Cowling in the breast¬ stroke. Taylor and Cowling missed the national meet held at Harvard because of trans¬ portation problems. • V..4- ' 427 SMITH, Coach FERNANDEZ PEARCE SCHAS MARSHALL OWENS THOMSON DURST rYJinor Sports t e n n i s Schedule April 7 Texas Tech at College Station April 10 S.M.U. at Dallas April 11 East Texas at Commerce April 21 Rice at College Station April 25 Texas at Austin May 1 Baylor at College Station May 7 ' 8 ' 9 Conference Meet at Dallas The prospects for this year’s Tennis Team are none too bright with but two lettermen, Kresdorn and Fernandez,, returning from last year’s third ' place team and according to Coach Manning Smith the best to be expected in the conference is third; however, the squad has two bright prospects that should give a good account of themselves before finishing their three years of eligibility, namely, Thomson and Marshall. Captain Al Kresdorn Back row: BELL, EVANS, GILLAN, RIDER, MUIRHEAD. Front row: WILLIAMS, RICE, HART, BRAID, MALONEY, McGOWEN, BUIE, RALEY, MAJOR STEVENS, COACH. m„or P o The A. M. Polo Team opened their fall season with a victory over the Shreveport Riding and Polo Club 9 to 5. Next on the schedule was a two- game series with N. M. M. I. The first game was cancelled because of rain and in the second the Roswell boys took a very close match 7 to 6. The following week-end the Aggies played host to the University of Oklahoma and defeated them in two games, 13 to 5 and 8 to 7. The series with Oklahoma Military Academy had to be called off because of inclement weather. In the only trip of the fall season the team lost to San Antonio 10 to 4, on Pershing Field, after waiving a 7 goal handicap. Because of world conditions the Christmas trip to Mexico City was cancelled as well as was the spring trip. Major J. F. Stevens was the coach until the middle of the fall when illness forced him to the sidelines and Lt. W. G. North took over. Carl Maloney was captain and Clyde Raley business manager. Walt Hart was the mainstay on the offense throughout the season. Other lettermen were Bill Braid, Norris McGowen, and Jack Buie. Aggies taking the ball down field against O.U. Snorts T L O ZIEGLER ELMORE MAYER BIBBS GARRETT RAY PUTNAM ( Coach) l f]inor Snorts CROSS COU1TRY The 1942 Cross Country team was sponsored by Colonel Andy Anderson and was coached by Mr. Ray Putnam. The team members included Johnny Ziegler, Elton Mayer, Ed Elmore, Gus Laney, Robert Garrett, and Frank Bibbs. The team made one trip to Denton to run against the North Texas State Teachers squad. Making the trip with Colonel Anderson in the “Blue Goose,” the team came back with first honors with Johnny Ziegler starring and taking first place. Climaxing the season was the Conference meet here at A. M. with Texas, Arkansas, S. M. U., T. C. U., and A. M. participating. This meet was won by Texas with the Aggies running a close second. Johnny Ziegler again was the man of the hour by taking first place. Ziegler ran the two and a half mile course in the time of 12:10.0, beating Mack Umstattd of Texas U. by 15 yards to set a new conference record. Among the first ten in the Conference meet here were Johnny Ziegler, Gus Laney, Elton Mayer, and Ed Elmore. Ziegler setting a new record Front row, left to right: SUMAN, SIEGEL, BAKER, ANDERSON, REICH, MERRITT. Second row: HOWARD, BASKIN, NAGLE, STEPHENS, NEWMAN, GORHAM, MOSELEY. The Tumbling Team makes its appearance between halves of varsity basket¬ ball games, providing excellent entertainment. The boys work hard, practicing regularly to improve their routine. The most outstanding feature of the team is that it is without a coach. This year the exhibitions consisted of apparatus work, straight tumbling, pyramid building, trick acts, and clown acts which furnished the crowds with many laughs. At every appearance this year the team has given an outstanding performance. Although tumbling is not recognized as a minor sport because there is no competition with other schools of the Southwest Conference, it is becoming more popular with the cadets each year. Awards are presented by the school to each member of the team for his hard work and fine spirit. Between halves at the Rice game yVJinor .Sports t u m b li n g HOWELL YOUNG WAHRMUND FOURAKER ROMINGER ANDERSON, Coach In spite of the fact that the golf squad had no lettermen from last year returning, prospects for this year’s team look good. Coached by Col. Frank Anderson such members as Howell, Young, Rohrer, Fouraker, Wahrmund and Rominger are showing great promise. The team should better its mark of third in the conference last year. So far this year they have played four matches and one tournament. They have won matches from Rice and Baylor, lost twice to a strong T.W.C. team, and finished third in the Fort Worth Stock Show tournament. The remaining schedule consists of contests against S. M. U., Texas and the Southwest Conference meet to be held in Dallas. Yjinor Sports GOLF YOUNG No. 1 and 2 HOWELL Front row: ABCOCK, BLAKELOCK, SHAW, STILLINGER, FRYE, MOLYNEAUX, Sponsor. Back row: WILMAN, ELL IFRIT, STOOKEY, WILLIAMS, GORDON. The Fencing Team was harchhit by graduation last year; and, conse¬ quently, at the beginning of the year the bulk of the team was inexperienced. However, the team practiced four nights each week throughout the year, and improved rapidly. m F E ■Sportd n c i n g inor Welles and Stillinger with French Foils The team is a member of the Southwest Fencers League, composed of Galveston, Texas U., Baylor, S.M.U., Dallas Y, Fort Worth Y, Texas Tech, and N.T.A.C. The team has a regular tournament season climaxed by the League meet, which was held at Dallas this year. E. R. Stillinger gained the semi-finals. Prospects are good for next year. The officers of the 1941-42 Fencing Team were Robert Shaw, President, and E. R. Stillinger, Secretary-Treasurer. The team was ably coached by Mr. Lambert Molyneaux. m jp. w T -.i w diiy r r I I 433 Front row: JONES, PIERCE, COOK, KAUFMAN, WARNER, THAIN, FILGO, LITTLEPAGE. Middle row: LT. STROTHER, SMITH, CHURCHILL, COX, MANSFIELD, TURNER, SANDERS. Back row: SGT. COYNE, FRAZIER, THOMAS, FERGUSON, ISSAC, PVT. CODY. The Aggie pistol team has fired matches against outstanding teams all over the nation. These matches are fired on the home range of the teams under the supervision of some school official. The scores are then exchanged and the winner announced. Also the team competes in several shoulder to- shoulder matches with teams such as the Texas Highway Patrol Pistol Team, the Houston Bayou Pistol Team, and the Galveston Civilian Team. Num¬ State, Harvard, Iowa State, Cornell, Yale, and V.M.I. Coach of the team at the beginning of the season was Lieutenant T. B. Strother. As he was ordered away in March, Lieutenant L. J. Lefkovsky coached the team the remainder of the year. Members of the varsity team are as follows: W. D. C. Jones, Captain; T. K. Pierce, Secretary-Treasurer; Bill Filgo, Russell Cook, R. G. Cox, N. Mansfield, C. Mays, Philip Beckley. bered among the victims of the Aggie pistolmen so far this year are the teams representing Ohio The Team firing Front row: KAUFMAN, COOK, MACEIRAS, CAPERTON, CAPT. FILGO, DIXON, MARSHALL, THENN, CROSSLAND, CUNNINGHAM. Second row: BRAWNER, BLAKELOCK, RICHARDSON, MEES, TEAL, GETZ, BROWN, ASST. COACH SGT. COYNE, TEAM COACH LT. WILLIAMS. Third row: JONES, MURPHY, WESP, FORNEY, HANDCOCK, BILLINGSLEY, OBENOUR, ASST COACH BEATTY. The Corps Rifle Team and the “Fish” Rifle Team had a good season this year. After an elimination in which out of 300 candidates the best 30 men were picked, the teams started their annual pistol matches with teams throughout the nation. The Fish team shot nine matches and lost only one. The Corps Rifle Team shot in 52 matches and won 38 giving the team an average of 73%. Two shoulder-to ' shoulder matches were shot against N.T.A.C. and T.S.C.W., the A. M. team winning one by 8 points and the other by 3. The team also took part in the State Open Championships. RIFLE Lettermen of the team were Team Capt. Bill Filgo, SecuTreas. Russell Cook, Sam Dixon, G. B. Caperton, J. H. Crossland, L. L. Marshall, and Nick Mees, Jr. The four men voted most valuable to the team were Bill Filgo with a 374 average; Sam Dixon—371; Russell Cook—371; and J. H. Cross ' land—371. Coo and a couple of the T.S.C.W. Riflers Much of the credit for the success of the team is due Lt. C. A. Williams, coach, and assistant coaches Beatty and Coyne. 435 Awarded to Lettermen in: FOOTBALL BASKETBALL BASEBALL TRACK Awarded to Lettermen in: CROSS COUNTRY FENCING GOLF PISTOL POLO RIFLE SWIMMING TENNIS 436 ■ Mr. Penberthy awarding E FA Class A and Class B Intramural Flag for 1941. ADAMSON ANDERSON PENBERTHY HOKE WHITE It is the aim of Intramural Athletics at A. M. to provide an opportunity for every student to take part in a large variety of sports and to encourage and promote competition among large groups of those students who are either not interested or sufficiently proficient for Varsity Competition. W. L. Penberthy, Director of Intramural Athletics, is one of the best known and most popular men of the A. M. Campus and is to be commended for his work. Realizing that no director is better than his staff Mr. Penny is ably assisted by Spike White, Art Adamson, Dewey Hoke, Colonel Anderson, Luke Harrison and Nicky Ponthieux. The entire Corps owes Mr. Penny and his staff a debt of gratitude for their fine organized competitive play program, averaging over 1500 games a year, in which upperclass games are conducted separately from freshman. The Intramural Department enjoyed its best year this year. Much credit for its splendid success is due Recreational Officers, Departmental Managers and students for their interest and cooperation. INTRAMURAL MANAGERS Front row: HARRISON, CROWNOVER, KIRPATRICK, RIDEOUT, SCHWING, ALLBRIGHT, ANDERSON, HAHN, IVEY, HOKE. Back row: PONTHIEUX, BLANKFIELD, MIERTSCHIN, WILSON, BURHAM, KLEIN, VAN CLEAVE, BIRDWELL, HICKS, GOLMAN, WHITE. lllTRHITIURflLS CLASS A Basketball A F.A. Ogdee, Ramirez,, Weinberger, Moore, Schmidt, Schwing CLASS A Tennis D ENG. Wood, Kingback, Brown, McCanoe, Ogan, Le- Grand CLASS A Handball E F.A. Front row: Rogers, Simmons, Lehman, Crowder Bac row: Donnell, Taylor, Schaper 439 LS CLASS A Football I F.A. Front: Roberts, Radley, Beckley, Acrey, Hall, Hicks Rear: Ray, Miller, Barber, Sims CLASS A Water Polo 5th C.H.Q. Front row: Schmidt, Sosen- berg, Cockrell, Waelder, Levy Bac row: Bassinger, Stubbs, Dees CLASS A Speedball E F.A. Front row: Simmons, Fcrgm son, Newton, Crowder, Maroney, Donnell Rear: Terrell, Smith, Hud¬ son, Alford 440 inTRHmtRHLS CLASS A Swimming ’41 E F.A. Front row: Biggs, Griffith, Worthington, Patterson, Burney Bac row: Terrell, Wheeler CLASS A Track ’41 F F.A. Junge, Johnson, Baird, Jon ' son, Mayfield CLASS A Volleyball ’41 F ENG. Front row: Anderson, Craw ' ford, Johnston, Allen Bac row: Grenader, Gibson 441 IflTRRKlitjRflLS CLASS A Softball ’41 A ENG. Front row: Phillips, Wata- nabe, Dullnig, Koetter, Valentino Bac row: Hall, Stephanson, Sullivan, Beyrle, Nalley, Garner, Larson CLASS B Wrestling Champions Front row: Catt, 119; Rob ' ertson, 129; Garrett, 139; Reich, 149 Bac row: Patton, Heavy ' weight; Scott, 179; Odom, 169; Franka, 159 CLASS A Horseshoes ’41 H.Q- CAV. First row: Holt, Kincannon, Solether, Hill, Bunch Bac row: Malmey, Callihan, Plyler 442 inTRnmuRRLS CLASS A Cross Country A C.W.S. McAllister, Haralson, Griffin, Keeney, Swope CLASS B Volleyball F F.A. Pigg, Mohle, Weldon, Hole ' kamp, Adams, Tcnison CLASS B Ping Pong F F.A. Harrison, Pigg, Mohle, WeL don, Tenison 443 CLASS B Tennis ’41 E F.A. Front row: Maroney, Saiv ford, Carlisle Bac row: Maddox, Hodg- son, Liese, Phillips CLASS B Softball ’41 B INF. Front row: Phillips, McCar- roll, Greer, Jordan, Labus, Boyd, Martin Bac row: Seale, Adkisson, Carson, Maas, Flynt, McMinn CLASS B Track ’41 E F.A. First row: Schaper, Simmons, Whayne, Bumstead Second row: Brown, John¬ son, Welch, Sanford, Lehman, Bannister Third row: Hesse, Maddox, Smith, Nichols, Ash¬ craft 444 lllTRRIllliRRLS CLASS B Basketball B INF. Brandies, Garrett, Everett, Forrest, Halsell, Chap- man CLASS B Football 3rd H.Q. F.A. Front row: Davidson, John¬ son, Utesch, Barrier, Shaw, Pressly Bac row: Peters, Nash, Warren, Swenson, Rad¬ ley CLASS B Swimming H C.A.C. Deane, Hutchins, Mollette, Ramsey, Huggins, Griffin CLASS B Handball ’41 B F.A. Schwarz, Marsh, McIntyre, Walton 445 4.x MITRnillLRHLS CLASS A Ping Pong ’41 3rd CORPS H.Q. Branchi, Harrison, Stephens, Tyson, Ray CLASS B Cross Country B S.C. Seata, Lamb, Elmore, Kirtchem CLASS A Wrestling Champions B a c row: DeArment, Heavyweight; Donnell, 169; Colvin, 159; Whit ' ton, 149 Front row: Barrier, 119; Ivey, 129; Vick, 139 446 inTRfimURRL RCTIOR uoii3u iduniiitjuiui RIGHT TO VOTE To violate the freedom and sanctity of the suffrage is more than an evil; it is a crime, which, if persisted in, will destroy the government itself, ft should be said with the utmost emphasis that this guestion of the suffrage will never give repose or safety to the states of the Nation until each, within its own jurisdiction, makes and keeps the ballot free and pure by the strong sanctions of the law. We have no standard by which to measure the disaster that may be brought upon us by ignorance and vice in the citizens, when joined to corruption and fraud in the suffrage. mum -.y ■; tm : Wm VOTE O RIGHT or privilege has been so neglected as has the right to vote. Government by duly elected representatives of the people is the theme of our ideal of life. Yet it is typical of our elec ' tions that a large per cent of voters fail in this prime duty to their country. This condition must not be al¬ lowed to flourish; pressure groups or minorities have found it possible to control elections and governmental policies. The present crisis in the world and our own affairs should awaken in the American people a sense of re¬ sponsibility toward the rights and freedom with which we are blessed. Public opinion has demonstrated conclusively that it is one of the most potent forces in the life of our country. The expression of public opinion rightfully should be through voting. The ballot box is a shining symbol of democracy. nmERicRn society of civil eogiheers Jesse A. Teague...........................President Mark G. Goode......................ViceTresident J. C. Denney.....................Secretary ' Treasurer George R. Thenn...........................Reporter Anderson, A. E. Fisher, H. S. McAfee, J. T. Schumann, M. A. Anderson, B. R. Forman, J. J. McKinney, E. L. Sears, L. A. Ball, J. R. Fry, E. McSpadden, E. F. Shaw, J. E. Barber, B. D. Gambrell, R. D. Maceiras, R. P. Smith, G. L. Bardgette, J. J. Garrett, R. K. Maynard, M. F. Specia, A. J. Bauml, J. A. Geer, G. M. Mees, N. Spearman, W. C. Best, G. E. Gilchrist, G. Moore, W. A. Sullins, R. T. Birdwell, R. P. Glass, H. D. Muller, C. W. Sutherland, D. R. Brice, J. W. Goldston, J. M. Murphy, C. M. Sutherland, T. H. Buehrig, J. E. Goode, M. G. Muse, E. C. Swigert, W. F. Cambell, A. W. Griffiths, D. M. Nabers, H. P. Teague, J. A. Capt, E. E. Guido, C. F. Neel, M. E. Thanheiser, C. A. Carson, J. Hall, J. L. Ogan, W. H. Thenn, G. R. Cavender, W. D. Haraldson, E. S. Peterson, L. T. Thompson, B. B. Chang, H. T. Hardeman, T. N. Peterson, William Timmons, E. A. Chapman, J. T. Hardy, E. C. Pettigrew, L. G. Torie, C. B. Childs, B. O. Heath, C. R. Pettigrew, J. M. Towery, P. Chitwood, R. E. Hilliard, H. E. Powell, C. N. Treadwell, B. R. Cloningcr, K. Holland, W. Prejean, W. J. Voith, C. K. Combs, W. G. Horton, E. L. Reagan, C. W. Waggener, W. G. Cox, D. J. Hoskins, G. E. Reagan, J. W. Walker, C. L. Creel, H. G. Hughes, M. C. Rideout, A. F. Walters, C. R. Crist, G. E. Hunt, O. T. Riggs, C. A. Weil, C. Cullum, T. A. Kielman, L. E. Riggs, M. Wendel, A. J. Cypert, R. P. King, T. B. Robinson, E. wnuaen, J. Williams, J. H. Davies, J. E. Lemke, C. A. Scalfi, R. A. Wilson, D. C. ' Davis, W. C. Lockett, V. Schaefer, C. A. Wipff, K. R. Denney, J. C. Look, H. D. Scheumack, J. F. Wortham, W. F. Du Bose, L. A. Lovil, W. C. Schmidt, E. W. Yantis, J. I. 453 Top row: ADKISSON, W. M.; AUTRY, J. W.; BAEMER, BAIRD, BELL, BERRY, BEVER, BRESNER Second row: BROWN, CARDWELL, CHANG, CLEMONS, COFER, CRAWFORD, CRIMMINS, DENNEY Third row: DOAK, DOMASCHK, DOUGHTY, FISHER, GABRIEL, GALLOWAY, GIBSON, GILLIS Fourth rou : GOLDEN, GOPPERT, HAMMONS, HARDIE, HARTMAN, HEFLEY, HOLLIDAY, HOOSER, ISAAC SCHOLARSHIP II © 11 © R SOCIETY Jack Taylor.......... President Ransom Kenny............................. .Vice-President A. J. Landua..............................Secretary-Treasurer Adkisson, W. M. Ando, T. Bernstein, S. Autry, J. W. Bresnen, K. C. Baird, J. A. Brown, A. Barker, J. Caraway, W. B. Bell, P. L. Cardwell, W. W. Bever, W. Carpenter, J. M. Bing, R. Casey, W. M. Boemer, A. R. Chatham, R. L. Clemens, H. Gofer, D. B., Jr. Coffey, T. H. Doughty, E. G. Copeland, E. H. Durell, J. S. Crawford, R. S. Fisher, L. W. Crimmins, A. B. Galloway, W. J. Denny, J. C. Gibson, J. W. DeVolin, T. E. Golden, J. E. Doak, R. A. Goppert, J. G. Domaschk, W. G. Green, R. T. Grossman, A. 454 Top row: KAFFER, KING, KUNKEL, LAMBERSON, LANDUA, LAPHAM, LEONARD, MACY. Second row: MANCHESTER, McALLISTER, MILLER, J. B.; MILLER, M. A.; NANCE, NELSON, OMMERT, OWEN. Third row: PARKER, POWELL, SHEPHERD, SISSOM, SORELLE, SPECIA, STEVENS, SUMNER, SWAIN. Fourth row: TAYLOR, TERRELL, THENN, TOMASO, WALLACE, WILMETH, WILSON, WOODHAM, WYATT. SCHOLARSHIP HOHOR SOCIETY Gully, R. Hammons, D. S. Hardie, B. Harrison, B., Ill Hartman, E. C. Heflcy, J. M. Holliday, J. M. Holt, O. M. Hooser, E. E. Johnson, G. Jolley, R. L. Kaffer, S. C. King, G. R. Kunkel, H. O. Lamberson, J. L. Landua, A. J. Lapham, R. F. Leonard. T. W. Lynch, A. H. Macy, R. D. Manchester, L. L. McAllister, J. H. McChesney, E. E. Miller, J. B. Miller, M. A. Nance, O. A. Nassauer, G., Jr. Nelson, E. H. Ommert, W. D. Owen, H. C. Parker, W. D. Pesek, J. T. Powell, R. G. Shepherd, N. H. Specia, A. J. Sprinkle, C. C. Stevens, M. H. Sumner, G. C. Swain, W. C. Taylor, J. Thenn, G. R., Jr. Thurman, D. C. Tomaso, L. Tubbs, C. R. Wallace, J. C. Warren, R. M. Wilmeth, G. Wilson, J. L. Woodham, R. E. Wyatt, C. E. Yez;ak, A. C. Yez,ak, M. P. Young, J. B. 455 J Ulll OR CHAPTER A. V. Hl.fi. OFFICERS Vernon C. Isaac....................................President Melvin P. Roberts..............................Presidentelect James W. Wolfe...............................Vice ' President Willard D. Ommert.........................Secretary-Treasurer Seniors Bennett, Ralph Bertetta, G. P. Callwell, F. H. Caraway, R. B. Echegaray, J. A. Foshee, R. J. Herrera, Lucian Robert, E. S. Isaac, V. C. Kessler, S. M. Kreuz;, S. S. Leathers, B. Lopes, O. A. Lynn, R. N. McBride, M. McCoy, J. W. McKinney, H. R. Merritt, W. W. Michaels, V. W. Miller, A. A. Mohr, C. A. Moughon, B. C. Mueller, G. L. Norton, R. R. Ota, M. Ragland, C. B. Roberts, M. P. Shanser, Harold Wilcoxon, J. D. Wolfe, J. W. Juniors Aaron, E. Aldredge, B. E. Aldridge, W. G. Belcher, W. A. Bornstein, S. Brown, R. D. Cartrite, H. T. Chastain, C. B. Coffey, T. H. Culpepper, A. R. Crippin, D. L. Dickman, H. W. Donelson, S. B. Dwelle, E. D. Ewald, P. Glenn, Dudley Grossman, A1 Haight, R. H. Hancock, R. M. Hauser, W. E. Hays, J. C. Hoffer, S. H. Holms, N. Hull, J. James, H. P. Jameson, H. E. Jones, C. K. Lacy, L. T. Lang, J. T. Lapham, R. F. Lichnovsky, Joe Liggin, S. J. Macy, R. D. Maier, E. Marcello, C. J. Morgan, C. O. Mathaney, R. G. Muller, G. H. Mynatt, V. S. Nayovits, B. W. Parker, C. W. Parker, G. W. Pickard, A. M. Pinkerton, J. T. Pugatch, N. Ommert, W. D. Rinehart, J. O. Saunders, D. H. Schwarts, C. L. Sparkman, C. M. Stevens, E. H. Stocking, R. A. Schwarsenback, H. F. Thompson, C. F. Tierce, M. L. Tubbs, C. Vogelman, L. Walker, H. H. Walker, W. W. Zellers, E. G. 456 JllllOR CHAPTER R.V.IH.R. Sophomores Anderson, A. A. Anderson, Arthur A. Anderson, G. R. Bailey, E. G. Bailey, J. W. Baker, F. W. Baronti, A. C. Barron, C. N. Black, W. L. Benison, J. Bott, A. R. Case, J. N. Casey, W. M. Charleboise, G. J. Clayton, P. A. Cline, D. T. Cory, B. Crutcher, M. L. Davie, B. F. Detejen, E. Y. Douglass, F. J. Duckenfield, H. Sealy, R. O. Hodgen, Dick Elia, C. Smith, H. R. Hodges, R. Fahr, R. E. Stallings, E. P. Huddleston, C. H. Fisher, G. Tannihill, F. Iwig, L. J. Gray, J., Jr. Toro, E. E. Kokernot, R. H. Gordon, T. M. Tower, J. Laskey, H. H. Harner, G. Ward, R. O. Marie, E. S. Hayden, J. G. Winne, J. A. Neal, F. C. Kelber, W. J. Wilcox, R. B. Palms, A. H. Kutchback, R. L. Wright, J. A. Rawls, T. A. Jenkins, Wm. D. Freshmen Riley, W. E. Johnson, S. M. Rodiques, C. F. Luries, W. J. Barnes, E. M. Sample, J. McCoy, K. Barrier, N. M. Ill Sibley, H. Q. Magrane, H. J. Brennan, F. M. Smith, A. M. Miller, R. H. Brown, J. H. Simpson, A. M. Morin, R. L. Chastain, J. N. Stenzel, R. W. Patterson, R. C. Davis, L. T. Thompson, C. A. Phillips, H. Dugan, G. Vezey, S. A. Phillips, W. A. Edmondson, A. H. Werst, O. F. Roberson, B. C. Flategual, H. J. Williams, D. L. Romane, W. Garrett, R. M. Williams, J. T. Schofield, G. C. Henderickson, T. B. Whitson, C. E. 457 COTTCHI SOCIETY R. L. Oliver............. C. B. Hunter............ H. F. Hickman.......... R. W. Ivey............ J. B. Bagley, J. G. Powers .........President .....Vice-President Secretary-T r easurer .........Reporter .........Sponsors Albert, D. P. Bagley, J. B. Erwin, J. Q. Bell, L. Evans, M. Brandon, C. E. Flint, T. Y. Carlsen, G. A. Golston, R. D. Checa, J. Hale, J. N. Coursey, J. W. Hale, O. T. Davis, P. Hickman, H. F. Edwards, J. J. Hoover, J. R. Edwards, M. T. Hooper, O. L. Hunter, C. B. Isbell, B. B. Ivey, R. W. Pacheco, C. Jones, J. Palermo, F. Kennedy, W. G. Pealor, J. King, J. I. Lozano, R. F. Marsh, G. C. Powers, J. G. Richardson, W. M Russell, D. L. Sears, E. T. McCarroll, A. L. Torti, P. A. McMinn, R. H. Wolman, G. A. Oliver, R. L. Wolts, L. Young, C. B. 458 THE mSTITUTE OF HEROHOLTICRL SCIEHCES Roy Grobe........................................Chairman Rijah Skidmore. . . ............................Vice-Chairman Steve KafFer........................................Secretary John Pratt.........................................Treasurer Regular Members Johnson, C. B. Winn, W. Mintz, S. Erwin. J. G. Pence, W. H. Adams, J. W. Jordan, R. F. Wittenback, A. J. Mosely, W. M. Ferguson, H. R. Pierson, R. Armstrong, F. E. Kaffer, S. C. Woods, F. Nobbitt, J. R. Freeman, T. W. Qualtrough, R. C. Baker, C. Kelly, P. L. Ratcliff, J. R. Hartfield, R. R. Reilly, F. K. Badger, E. C. Koelling, R. K. Associate Members Saunders, R. L. Hertz, M. W. Rutherford, C. E. Biggs, P. Lochte, E. R. Adcock, C. L. Shuford, J. W. Hogan, T. C. Sager, A. R. Burcham, W. J. Melancon, J. E. Bowers, F. J. Thomson, J. Holloway, J. W. Sharpe, D. W. Byrd, W. H. Nicol, B. J. Brooks, J. S. Williams, G. L. Horton, C. E. Singletary, J. M. Calvert, C. E. Norton, R. P. Buzbee, W. G. Huff, G. E. Smoot, J. H. Clark, G. Oradat, F. Clarke, J. R. Junior Members James, W. R. Soslavsky, H. R. Decker, J. L. Pou, C. J. Collier, J. F. Anderson, B. M. Johnson, K. R. Stroud, G. R. Dew, J. K. Priest, R. R. Crossland, H. Beck, D. H. Kollman, R. L. Thomas, D. J. Earley, D. Pratt, J. W. Furguson, J. C. Bolton, E. E. Landen, T. L. Thornton, L. R. Edwards, E. T. Rcesing, H. A. Fiock, L. R. Brawner, C. A. Langford, B. G. Thrash, C. G. Evans, A. D. Rosenberg, W. Gillory, D. O. Bridgetarmer, J. C. Layton, R. E. Trammel, F. W. Fagan, J. G. Schroeter, O. E. Grass, E. H. Burden, R. W. Lindberg, I. A. Tumlinson, J. W. Goppert, Jean Scott, R. P. Hess, F. D. Cherry, D. D. Link, R. E. Vogelpohl, K. E. Grimes, M. L. Skidmore, R. G. Kipp, E. H. Cockren, J. L. Mahaffey, G. A. Wade, G. H. Grobe, R. B. Siegel, G. McCamont, W. Cooley, B. B. Manousas, L. G. Wasserman, I. M. Hallam, R. S. Sisler, C. E. McDonald, R. Cope, R. R. McCain, J. M. Welch, R. L. Hardin, W. R. Staley, S. S. McGary, D. C. Dee, J. J. McDaniel, F. C. Whitson, E. P. Hendricks, D. Stephens, R. G. McIntyre, D. W. Duncan, B. B. Morgan, F. Williams, W. A. Hosek, J. J. Stracener, J. R. McLeaish Eaton, J. H. Morgan, J. B. Williams, W. T. Huser, G. A. Tomkins, A. G. Micks, W. R. Obenour, W. R. Zentner, L. S. 459 Texas H. 111. Student Branch nmERicnn society oe rgriciilturiil eogineers W. H. Crump B. E. Pettit. . . E. M. Lewis. . W. T. Hall. . . Joe Autry. . . . .........President , . . . .Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer ............Scribe .........Reporter Seniors Altman, G. H. Autry, Joe W. Blasingame, E. P. Bush, E. H. Colley, A. S. Crowell, J. W. Crump, W. H. Gober, L. M. Hall, J. A. Hudspeth, E. B. Lewis, E. M. Martin, S. D. Miller, H. F. Mujica, Mike Norton, J. M. Olson, G. O. Pettit, B. E. Sample, L. E. Stanford, G. L. Taylor, L. G. Ulmer, C. M. Vasques, H. V. White, S. M. Wilborn, E. D. Underclassmen Barron, G. B. Boesch, Gus Booe, E. L. Callaway, Pat Colwick, Rex Files, W. J. Franklin, R. C. Garrett, J. O. Gibson, B. C. Graham, C. W. Hall, W. T. Havelka, D. E. Hodges, L. H. Holekamp, E. R. Ilvey, A. H. Jaska, R. C. Keeter, E. H. Kimbro, J. K. Lanier, R. E. Laramey, T. A. Lobrecht, T. D. Lowe, P. N. McAdams, Y. E. Mathews, J. H. Merrill, B. J. Miracle, H. L. Moseley, W. T. Moore, B. C. Olson, D. M. Otto, J. W. Parrish, W. J. Pollan, M. J. Quinius, H. J. Rogers, M. M. Salles, L. R. Seals, F. C. Stroud, F. T. Thompson, A. V. Turner, O. G. Vogt, C. A. Ulich, W. L. Ullom, J. A. Walkup, H. C. Wilson, J. R. 460 RGROnom V SOCIETY Eugene D. Wilmeth Felix G. Collared. . . . Sam H. Ferguson. . . J. Bugs Tate....... Howard H. Brians. . .........President . . . . Vice ' President Secretary ' Treasurer . . Sergeant ' at ' Arms ... Parliamentarian Alford, J. P. Barton, Jack Bell, P. L. Bennett, P. M. Brenner, M. L. Brown, Alanson Brumhelow, J. W. Butler, C. E. Casta, D. A. Clark, W. A. Coley, F. A. Conway, R. W. Cooper, O. T. Crosier, Balis B. Davis, Dean Edwards, W. H. Foster, L. C. Goforth, W. A. Gregg, O. D. Hanby, R. L. Hornback, J. F. Horne, L. G. James, D. W. Jarrett, R. L. Kever, J. Killian, S. H. Killingsworth, R. A. Lane, G. J. Lehmberg, W. H. Lovett, Claude E. Marchbanks, Si McGouirk, Glen C. McKensie, J. A. Measles, R. E. Michie, D. W. Miller, C. Mills, J. A. Morrison, D. D. Neely, R. S. Norris, M. J., Jr. Osborn, M. B. Partlow, W. W. Ramage, J. C. Roof, E. T. Smith, C. D. Taylor, J. B. Trigo, J. E. Villemil, J. A. Waddle, A. B. Wallace, J. C. Warner, H. C. Watson, James R. Wheeler, L. B. Wilds, Robert 461 HKCHITECTUilUL SOCIETY G. C. McCutchan.........................President M. D. Adams....................Secretary Treasurer J. B. Pierce..........................Vice-President W. E. Mosty................Corresponding Secretary R. H. Simpson.....................Sergeant-at-Arms Adams, M. D. Anthony, B. F. Avery, H. C. Bachman, A. Ball, R. E. Beadle, F. F. Beckham, C. W. Berry, H. A, Beeman, C. Bible, P. H. Binder, D. I. Bolton, P. M. Brooks, L. V. Brooks, R. H. Bourn, J. F. Bowers, F. H. Brown, D. L. Brown, S. P. Cantu, P. Cassity, R. D. Clark, E. S. Collier, S. E. Crown, P. T. D’Avy, C. J. Demel, E. M. Eberhardt, C. A. Ellis, S. P. Fink, H. Furley, E. Gedney, W. R. Getz, A. J. Geren, P. M. Gordon, J. Gewertz, I. D. Grogan, D. R. Hammons, D. S. Harris, R. O. Harrell, P. Herrington, J. D. Hodges, C. E. Hodges, W. R. Holderness, B. C. Irvin, F. A. Jordan, C. H. Kautsch, M. H. King, B. M. Laney, T. W. Lansing, D. M. Lassalle, H. Lewis, S. B. Lord, S. C. Lyle, M. D. Miller, B. L. Maffitt, T. S. MacNab, A. J. McCarty, R. O. McCaskill, Cy McBride, G. McMurtry, R. C. Nash, C. D. Neuhardt, C. H. Pace, H. E. Parker, W. O. Pendleton, W. F. Perry, E. P. Pappas, C. Pena, W. M. Phelps, R. P. Phillips, H. W. Ramsey, W. B. Randall, R. R. Randall, E. E. Ritter, J. A. Sakellariou, A. D. Sebastian, I. Scott, W. E. Schwark, A. M. Spence, R. W. Smith, J. W. Smith, V. S. Stanley, B. B. Straub, C. C. Stroeck, A. C. Thompson, M. B. Thurman, M. D. Valcik, S. Vaughn, W. V. Watler, D. L. Weaver, W. A. Westbrook, T. H. Wilson, E. L. Wilson, M. Williams, C. B. Williams, B. A. Wolstien, B. Wortham, W. F. Wynn, D. Zemanek, J. E. Zimmerman, F. A. Faculty Members: Ernest Langford C. J. Finney T. B. Thompson J. M. Rowlett W. W. Caudill W. B. Johnson 462 LDflDSCHPE HRT CLUB O. E. Scherz;........................................President G. Singletary...................................Vice-President L. Eberspacher.................. Treasurer W. L. Vitopcl...................................Secretary Adkisson, J. W. Barber, C. J. Barnes, H. E. Barnes, M. H. Bayer, R. B. Campbell, P. Cernosek, B. D. Desel, J. A. Dilworth, W. L. Eberspacher, L. Pikes, S. Hauger, W. G. Hogue, A. J. Japhet, J. Johnson, J. A. McFerrin, K. A Ross, L. S. Schert;, O. E. Schmidt, K. E. Singletary, G. Snell, W. A. Thornhill, R. T. Vitopel, W. L. Watham, E. H. Watson, J. Wisig, M. J. Yarnell, J. Yesak, A. C. Ye 2 ;ak, M. R. 463 Homer Buck........................................President O. J. Erlund...................................Vice ' President M. H. Whisenhunt.....................Secretary and Treasurer Alexander, Harold Buck, Homer Buechner, Hal Crew, Henry Curl, Pearston Davis, W. B. DeArment, R. D. Dehaney, W. Dillon, Clan W., Jr. Donaldson, Dave Dorell, Jim Douglass, R. H. Erlund, O. J. Follansbee, L, Frye, O. E. Little, Raymond Moore, T. D. McRoberts, N. H. Phenicie, F. E. Powell, E. H. Robertson, J. L. Schwinn, D. S. Scruggs, G. P. Shary, J. H. Singleton, Robert Smith, A. L. Soulen, G. H. Sparks, G. R. Stevens, Joe T. Taylor, Benton Taylor, W. P. Thorne, E. Paul Vajdos, J. M. Wheeler, S. H. Whisenhunt, M. H. Willis, J. T. 464 TEXAS n. m. HILLEL CLUB Emanuel J. Smith.........................President Sclig J. Frank........................Vice-President Sam Rosenstein...........................Treasurer Leon Weiner.............................Secretary Richard Kaufman....................Parliamentarian Mrs. J. J. Taubenhaus......................Director Edward Aaron M. H. Alisky Henry Ash Morris Banklcr Joseph Beninson H. R. Benson, Jr. M. R. Beychok D. I. Binder H. A. Blankfield Jack Blankfield I. P. Blum Simon Bornstein Harris Brin R. I. Brookner S. H. Brustein R. L. Cohn B. J. Colcn J. B. Daichcs F. P. Daugherty, Jr. D. L. Dreyfus A. S. Eder Marvin Eilenberg L. H. Ely R. A. Epstein J. P. Felix Harold Fink M. J. Finkelstein A. D. Fishman J. J. Forman Sol Forman S. J. Frank H. G. Freedman W. M. Friedberg P. M. Frucht Dan Furman L. M. Galewsky J. E. Gandler A. J. Gets I. D. Gewcrtz I. D. Glazer William Goldfein G. H. Golman J. H. Golman Jack Golman W. S. Gordon R. E. Gottlieb Leon Greenblum Joseph Grenadcr Joe Gross M. G. Gugenheim, Jr. Michael Haiken A. A. Hollender C. A. Hurst H. S.Jacobson H. E. Jameson J. E. Kopit Joel Karin R. Kaufman Sam Kesner T. M. Kesner S. M. Kessler E. J. Klein A. M. Klotzman J. E. Krakoff Seymour Kubby K. R. Ladensohn M. J. Lauterstein D. M. LefT Leonard Leon Louis Leon E. L. Lepon D. S. Leventhal Leonard Levin J. H. Levine D. S. Levy Irwin Levy L. C. Levy M. L. Levy Morris Lichenstein J. F. Lipstate W. J. Luries L. Mackles J. B. Marx A. F. Mayer P. H. Meyer V. W. Michaels W. E. Morrison Marvin Mosesman Irving Murland N. L. Myers Erwin Naborney George Nassauer, Jr. W. P. Noa H. L. Philipson, Jr. L. J. Pickoff Morris Planto M. N. Pomerantz A. J. Prager Joel Prager David Pramer S. E. Ray A. M. Ravel Milton Regenbogen A. S. Reich H. A. Reich G. J. Rolnick Norman Rosenberg Raymond Rosenberg Sam Rosenstein E. M. Rosenthal J. L. Rosenthal B. A. Roth Harold Rubenstein H. A. Rubin J. A. Ruttenberg Irving Sail Isaac Samarel S. P. Samarel H. R. Sandler E.G. Saper H. R. Saslavsky Harold Shanzer J. Sheinberg R. S. Schnitzer, Jr. A. D. Schwarz E. G. Schwarz A. S. Seibel S. B. Shwiff G. I. Siegel J. H. Siegel Joseph Simon Emanuel J. Smith B. M. Solomon Louis Solomon M. A. Sondock I. L. Stein J. M. Stein L. A. Stein J. H. Stone A. B. Tashnek Herbert Tiras J. J. Trachtenberg Bill Trodlier Harry Trodlier M. L. Utay A. S. Vener Leo Vogelman I. M. Wasserman Cecil Weil Leon Weiner M. J. Wizig C. H. Wolf Leo Wolf Raymond Wolf L. L. Wolfert Bernard Wolstein J. M. Woolfstead 465 PETROLEUHl EI1GII1EERII1G CLUB G. R. King. . . . Louie Tomaso. . G. B. Caperton W. H. Doran. . .....President Vice-President ..... Secretary . . . .Treasurer Abbott, R. H., Jr. Alexander, H. R. Amyx, J. W., Jr. Bailey, E. L. Beckman, W. L., Jr. Booth, W. A. Bowie, W. H. Bright, H. R. Bra iel, W. M. Burnett, E. F. Cadena, E. R. Carruth, L. G. Cater, J. W. Curtis, M. W. Danver, W. E. Daugherty, F. P., Jr. Davis, F. B. DeSalvo, V. Dullnig, A. J. Edmonds, B. Edwards, H. K., Jr. McBride, W. J. Slicker, J. A. Espey, J. T. McCorquodale, A. B. Smith, W. G. Fischer, A. O. McDuffie, J. C„ Jr. i Sonberg, S. F. Ford, O. J., Jr. McMahan, J. E. Standish, Gus Ford, T. A. McSpadden, R. L. Stanley, E. G. Freeborn, R. L. Milburn, C. V. Starts, W. E. Godbold, R. H. Moncrief, G. P. Sullivan, R. J. Graham, J. A., Jr. Moore, J. D. Suman, R. H. Hall, A. J., Jr. Nabors, F. L. Taylor, Neal A. Hinson, B. J. Nice, F. A. Thompson, H. I. Holder, L. E. Olson, E. A. Thwing, R. C. Holle, J. P. Pettit, E. Y. | Voight, M. G. Kercheville, L. Pugh, D. R. 1 Waddell, J. M. Kopit, J. E. Reber, W. H. i Wallace, W. W. Lamberson, J. L., Jr. Reinhard, W. P. , Watts, R. L. Laws, C. E. Rice, H. G. Williams, O. R. Lewis, E. R. Richardson, B. C. ' Willingham, J. E. Little, D. D. Schmaffi, J. P. Wise, F. A. Maley, Dan Shelton, J. A. Woodward, W. K. Mathews, S. J., Jr. Sims, W. P. Wright, O. W. Mayer, A. F. Sladonik, B. A. Wright, P. C. 466 HIDUSTRIRL EDUCRTIOn CLUB F. M. Edwards.....................................President C. E. White...................................Vice-President W. T. Grisham............................Secretary-Treasurer Alexander, B. E. Ashcraft, B. N. Brummett, W. H. Burt, C. C. Condee, J. D. Crawford, G. W. Forman, A. A. Glacner, E. R. Grisham, W. T. Heise, C. S. HoRheauser, W. Kuykendall, D. H. Lair, John Loggins, L. D. Longley, J. D. Measley, G. FL McLarty, E. C. Nye, A. R. Ogdee, G. J. Reid, J. M. Rhea, Dwayne Richardson, C. R. Rust, H. G. Simmons, Donald Smith, S. M. Spencer, J. D. Thomas, E. F. Varva, FL J. White, C. E. 467 THE “18-23” CLUB C. K. Jones. ... C. W. Bode. . . . M. E. Hall..... W. Breihan. . . . E. N. Holmgreen W. R. Horsley. . .........President , . . . . Vice ' President Secretary-T reasurer .........Reporter ..........Sponsor ..........Sponsor Anderson, W. R. Driskill, G. W. Hinson, Billy Matthews, Pete Riddling, W. P. Ballard, D. C. Drumm, M. R. Hodges, Jake Measles, R. K. Ringer, S. L. Ballard, J. L. Dye, M. N. Hogge, A. L. Miles, W. C. Sears, F. D. Bailey, Jug Echols, E. D. Holland, Bill Mitchell, B. N. Shipley, J. L. Banks, W. F. Enochs, J. P. Hooton, Gerald Murray, R. O. Singleton, J. R. Bennett, P. M. Fickes, K. R. Jackson, Si McGee, R. E. Smith, A. C. Bird, M. D. Flynt, T. Y. Jones Ogdee, Ed Smith, I. D. Bradley, J. R. Flowers, A. L. aren, Joel Oradat, F. R. Sumner, F. W. Bridges, C. H. Fritsch, Jake Kielman, L. E. Owens, E. C. Sutherland, D. R. Bridges, Porky Fulton, B. M. Landrum, Hal Parker, K. N. Sparks, G. H. Brown, W. B. Galloway, J. A. Latimore Plummer, A. G. Talk, W. S. Cass, J. H. Gandler, Jake Leathers, Barney Pochmann, R. W. Taylor, Jimmie Cleere, H. N. Gohen, L. M. Lenley, Joe Powell, C. M. Thompson, H. I. Cook, W. L. Granville, C. B. Lofland, H. B. Ramsel, Curt Thompson, J. W. Copeland, H. F. Goodman, C. B. McDonald, R. N. Ravey, Lee Trew, Red Crozier, B. B. Graves, W. F. McLarry, N. R. Rice, G. W. Vordenbaun, B. R. Crazier, W. G. Grolemund Magers, C. A. Rogers, C. G. Wilson, E. S. Dodd, W. C. Hartman, W. F. Mayer, E. B. Rosanky, Gordon Wright, Doc 468 n. lll. COLLEGIATE CHAPTER F.F.A. Max Carpenter...........................President Bill Cook............................Vice ' President Jack Jennings.............................Reporter Dick Grote...............................Historian A. E. White Roland Bing Secretary George Williams.....................Parliamentarian Treasurer Roy Bucek.............................Watch Dog R. R. Galloway.............................Adviser Alford, P. Garlitz, H. E. Baker, C. K. Grote, A. R. Ballow, C. C. Green, T. A. Barton, J. P. Gresenschlog, A. L. Beshop, L. M. Grounds, I. E. Blume, W. L. Holt, O. M. Boyd, A. E. Hooten, G. T. Bridges, L. A. Huddleston, J. B. Bing, R. Hyatt, E. J. Bucek, R. Ivey, M. Carpenter, M. Key, S. C. Cass, B. C. Kiker, N. R. Cook, W. L. Kimbrough, T. P. Caudle, F. A. Kuykendall, I. L. Clemons, H. C. Jennings, J. W. Davis, E. L. Lawler, W. T. Davenport, C. R. Lindley, J. H. Dudley, B. S. Longbothum, W. Farrar, M. L. Lynch, H. H. Furguson,J. S. Main, L. M. Galloway, R. R. McCaslin, J. McDowell, C. T. Sanderson, W. G Mcllroy, P. Schrank, R. L. McMillan, C. Scruggs, C. G. Meadows, O. E. Shipley, J. L. Minick, M. R. Moreland, B. M. Stewart, C. C. Morrison, H. E. Tate, R. L. Neeley. H. C. Thomas, D. N. O ' Keefe, F. T. Thomas. R. B. Parsons, P. L. Thompson, L. R. Patton, T. A. Turner, T. N. Pesek, J. T. Vestal, M. E. Ploch, H. J. Walkup, H. C. Reed, J. W. Ward, W. T. Reeves, L. M. Western, C. O. Reinhart, O. L. White, A. E. Roan, J. J. Whitfill, R. R. Robertson, W. M. Williams, G. Robinson, B. P. Wise, C. W. Roddy, L. O. Yater, L. M. Routh, J. M. Zapalac, P. m F ' ■ n -i ! ■ ■— « i I HIT L J F| ?i i 3 I iai i f Ilf f I III I liinRKETinG nno FinnncE club Turney Leonard...........................................President Harrison Bancroft......................................Vice ' President David H. Pinson..................................Secretary ' Treasurer Adams, Geo. A Allen, Orville G. Ashworth, Jack Otho Atkins, John D. Ballard, Jack L. Bancroft, William H. Barr, Billy Joe Boemer, Arnold Robert Brown, M. H., Jr. Brown, Sam E. Bunger, W. H., Jr. Burns, Morris Burney, Robert Lee Callier, Thomas P. Camp, L. T. Campljell, T. R. Cathey, Alden L. Carothers, G. C. Chambers, G. G. Clark, W. W. Cloud, Joe B. Cloudt, Jim B. Coker, William P. Colgan, Lee Roy Cosner, G. W. Crews, Archie R. Criswell, Ralph Munger Criswell, Thomas R. Crouch, James W. Cox, Willie F. Defee, Robert A. Donnell, Wm. Conly Douglass, Geo. E. Draper, L. C. Alford, Robert Atticus Asbury, Fletcher Dewes Austin, Joe William Beard, Milton A. Bell, Spaulding Berry, Aubrey W. Berry, Melvin Troy Bradley, William Burton Burchfield, D. W. Carroll, W. B. Chalmers, Warren H. Cheatham, Paul P. Coldwell, Colbert Cosby, John W., Jr. Curry, R. L. Criswell, Raleigh R. Cunningham, Ja mes M. Davis, Ed C. Brethan, William Fredrick Dennis, Garland E. Brown, Reagan V. Buttrill, Walter Virgil Carlisle, Cecil C. Carpenter, Rufus L. Dixon, William B. Elliott, R. C. Fannin, Cam L. Floyd, Jace P. Allbright, M. C. Andricks, D. B. Barns, G. G. Borcherding, Lloyd Bowles, Walter B. Bradley, J. R. Brown, Orbille Meredith Brunner, A. A. Buckland, F. J. Butler, W. L. Buster, J. A. Cain, L. P. Carpenter, E[. D. Carlisle, Gerald J. Carson, H. G. Cervantes, C. Chesser, W. T. Clemons, E. R. Coker, Jas. Wm., Jr. Conrad, R. J. Cook, S. H. Cox, T. D. Culberson, J. J. Daniels, L. G. Davis, Fred P. Davis, Robert J. Dickey, Leonard M. Dollar, Fred W. Dupree, Leon L. East, O. B. Edge, Drummond Edge, Wallace F. Seniors in Marketing and Finance 194D42 Eichblatt, Evan E. Evans, Murray F. Fallwell, Wm. J. Ferguson, W. Eugene Garrett, Curran Lee Golston, R. D, Gossett, Robert B. Haggard, Charles Ray Hall, Thomas K. Hall, Marvin Edwin Hardage, L. R. Harris, Geo. A. Hay, Robert H. Haynes, J. B. Hefley, J. M. Hergot, Alfred George Herring, H. P. Hervey, James B. Hill, Don K. Hudson, Jack W. Jackson, Fred C. Jahnel, Carl R. Johnson,Joseph C. Jones, Jack L. Jones, William T. Key, Dwight C. Knight, William G. Kulhanek, Bernard Joe Kyle, Kit C., Jr. Landrum, Hal B. Langford, John Roger Larino, Nash Earl, Jr. Lehman, Edwon O. Leonard, Turney W. Mansfield, Robert W. Mendl, James W. Mitchell, B. N. Moser, Robert D. Morris, Oscar H. Motley, Zolus C. Murry, Albert L. McWhorter, Herbert C. Nichols, Robert D. Oelkers, Julius C. O’Leary, Joseph E. Oliver, Robert L. Palermo, Frank Passons, James P. Perry, Eugene H. Juniors in Marketing and Finance Flocke, A. E. Gainer, Homer Odell Gillen, Van Dyke Gilreath, John P. Glass, Ira Van Glover, J. E. Glen, Earl Frank Goddard, W. R. Graham, Milton Reid Green, Earl V. Harrison, Wm. B. Hightower, H. G. Hinson, Floy Virgil Hobert, D. K. 194D42 Holland, L. K. Jackson, Aubrey L. Johnson, Dudley Jay Jones, Robert Clyde Lamar, Henry C. Lambert, Edgar Lee Lanford, Herbert Rex Little, Doy W. Lyons, M. J. Martin, L. D. Mason, Geo. I. May, Louis English Merrill, William Charles Meyer, D. W. Miller, J. D. Miller, Marcellus M. Mills, Willis Grigsby Mitchell, Bill Starrett Moffett, H. C. Moore, Robert Joseph McGuiness, Owen L. Norton, Harris E. Ogdee, E. O’Brien, C. Parish, Jerry E. Pepper, John W. Peters, Otto F. Petty, Denzil Morris Sophomores in Marketing and Finance 194D42 Ehman, Carl Bill Elay, L. H. Felton, Tom N., Jr. Foster, R. H. Galewsky, Louis M. Garrett, Ralph James Greenwell, W. P. Hall, Cecil A. Hawley, Alfred Dewitt Haynes, Lemuel L. Haynes, R. L. Herman, Wm. A. Hicks, Richard C. Hill, J. P. Huffman, Herbert A. Hudick, F. J. Jackson, Arvin O. Johnson, Dudley J. Kahlick, H. Kercho, M. R. King, Carl L. Lacy, Arthur T. Liese, Ralph F. Marshall, G. E. Marshall, William Ree Martin, Lillard D. May, L. F. Mercer, Art. Joseph Miller, J. W. Mitchell, T. W. Morton, Naylor McClain, W. N. McCorkle, B. T. McLa rry, Wm. R. McNeill, E. L. Nethery, G. W. Owens, J. D. Paulas, E. S. Phillips, Wallace K. Poindexter, A. Poor, W. W. Ratliff, Geo. E. Radley, Guy F. Rennels, John C. Reynolds, E. B. Robinson, E. D. Roman, L. F. Sanders, J. M. Pettit, Earnest W. Phillips, Melville M. Prowell, Edward R. Quick, William M. Ravey, Robert Read, Carl, Jr. Remmington, Earnest E. Renaud, A. F. Riordan, Frank J. Risinger, Ray B. Ross, Richard C. Roeder, Chester C., Jr. Roger, Lew W. Russell, D. L. Scoggin, John D. Schawe, Edgar J. Pinson, David H. Roeman, G. A. Read, Raymond Goger Reavis, C. L. Rhea, Boyd B. Richardson, Frank Jarrell Rosprim, L. J. Rucker, L. J. Reeves, C. D Rennert, A. E. Scott, James A., Jr. Sims, Aubigne Milton Smith, Henry Howard Smith, R. S. Samman, A. L. Schlenker, E. H. Schwing, Ivan H. Seay, Earl M. Shea, W. S. Simpson, Thelbert E. Sisserson, Chas. H. Smith, L. G. Statum, Glen W. Steel, Walker H. Sulik, Leroy E. Teel, Van E. Terry, Dudley K. Terry, J. D. Tucker, Payson Eliot 5pivey, Marshall sterling, Mac E. fableman, Joe H. L ' aylor, Charles M. [’odd, William W. enner, Joe P. Vaggoner, Curtis P. Vakeland, Edward W. Valker, Gordon H. Varren, R. M. Vebb, Geo. A., Jr. Vheat, Edward B. Villiamson, Jamie E. Vilson, William D. ■Visrhknemner. T. F. I J . Smither, Irvine F. Sparger, John Speer, John M. Steed, B. G. Tampke, Howard Upham, Howard Wallace, William Brown Wallace, J. N. Webster, Jackson David Webster, Jimmie Burton Westbrook, Titus Carr Wilson, Emmett Stone Wilson, J. D. Wolman, Gus A. Vinson, Ebb Wagner, S. H. Wahrmund, Henry 0. Wallace, Alec G. Wallace, M. F. Walker, W. D. Weathered, Jim Ben Weaver, E. F. Weigel, R. E. White, Sam Wm. Williams, H. R. Williams, G. H. Williams, H. B. Willrich, Otto T. Windon, Raymond P. 470 k r e n m r n d koui klub A. K. King............ ...................President H. W. Hasse......... ..............Social Secretary H. B. Hales............ ..............Vice-President G. S. Hutchings....... ....................Reporter K. D. Garvin.......... ...........Secretary-Treasurer D. L. Ator........... ...............Parliamentarian Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Ator, D. L. Blankenship. R. E. Adams, W. O. Alford, L. D. Barrantes, J. Bounds, D. C. Baumhardt, R. Baird, L., Jr. Barron, W. B. Carpenter, M. B. Berry, T. W. Bonner, W. D. Cate. J. T. Garvin, K. D. Chapman, W. E. Bay, W. W. Gossett, E. M. Hale, R. E. Cross, M. A. Flint, J. Gilmore, R. L. Kelsey, J. Klare, W. M. Clack, U. Hales, H. B. Hollingsworth, C. R. Davis, P. Hadsell, P. H. Irwin, W. G. Duke, M. Hasse, H. W. Moore, Doyle Eakin, W. A. Hunter, W. M. Pool, T. O. Mangold, C. A. Flack, C. Hutchings, G. S. Prather, E. M. Martin, B. G. Garret, J. C. Jeffries, A. B. Roberts, G. E. Moore, F. W. Giddens, J. P. King, A. K. Roming, John Pedigo, J. Magers, R. A. Roming, James Whitfield, Woodrow Shodde, H. D. Muckleroy, J. Soderquist, M. K. Wilhelm, J. K. Shuford, J. Prude, G. D. Walker, C. C. Tabor, P. S. Salley, C. D. Walker, N. H. Trevino, M. P. Suman, L. O. Williams, S. B. Turner, T. Smith, O. M. Wilson, M. R. Wolfe, J. P. Yent en, V. A. Vick, N. A. Wall, A. Wilson, R. M. Voit, K. 471 TEXAS A. 111. SAILIAG CLUB Adcock, C. L. S. A. Smith................ W. G. Gill............. . . . . B. F. Parker................ G. W. Haltom.............. J. R. Covington............ Ferguson, G. H. ......................Commodore .................Vice ' Commodore ........................ Secretary ...................Social Secretary .................. Reporter Martyn, H. J. Stookey, S. W. Berry, E. W. Frasier, Bruce Mots, T. B. Swank, Jack Billingsley, S. R. Geven, P. M., Jr. Nicholson, K. J. Swope, J. G. Blaha, Charles Gill, W. G. Parker, B. F. Tanner, Tom Buckley, W. E. Goodwin, Tommy Pearson, Bruce Towery, Pat Burns, M. M. Hall, E. E. Rascoe, Wm. Townsend, R. T. Clarke, L. P. Haltom, G. W. Reber, J. M. Turbeville, J. T. Coleman, F. Haltom, R. C. Reber, W. H. Wade, B. L. Coolidge, J. B. Hansen, Henry Scheid, F. G. Walker, L. N. Copeland, Gene Howard, J. N. Salmon, F. Waller, J. M. Covington, J. R. Jones, R. B. Smith, D. B. Willeford, R. W. Crutchfield, L. C. Maley, D. P. Smith, S. A. Wortham, W. F. 472 £ ? spnnisH club R. L. Freeland..................................President W. F. Goodman, Jr......................Secretary ' Treasurer H. A. Cordua..............................Vice-President W. J. Hamilton.................................Reporter H. m. BIOLOGY CLUB S. Crawford, Jr...............................President H. W. Holdeman............ M. Pearson.............................Vice-President E. G. Batte................. Harry Trodlier..................................Secretary Charles La Motte............ Head Dept. Biology .....Treasurer Social Secretary . .Club Sponsor C. C. Doak SM11LE fill® SIRLOII1 CLUB J. R. Fuller. Jack Taylor J. J. Harden .....President Vice-President .....Marshall Walter Cardwell...........................Secretary Horace Brown............................Treasurer Jack Miller..........................Social Secretary Seniors Alexander, J. O. Anderwald, F. R. Baker, F. S. Berry, W. T. Bodie, C. W. Carlson, D. W. Chacon, P. J. Cleveland, Jack Cook, T. F. Craig, N. V. Dalby, F. P. Dowe, T. W. Fitshugh, G. W. Fuller, J. R. Grote, G. H. Hampton, W. G. Harden, J. J. Hess, F. J. Jones, J. M. Lasley, Walter, Jr. McBride, W. J. Pappas, T. R. Ramsel, C. C. Rice, L. L. Richardson, T. S. Robinson, J. F. Ruble, H. M. Shelton, D. S. Stuart, T. E. Taylor, Jack Vivian, J. M. Wathins, M. L. Wheat, J. D. Juniors Abernathy, T. L. Atkins, R. C. Baskin, B. F. Black, W. R. Brown, H. D. Cannon, M. H. Cardwell, W. W. Cox, E. W. Craig, F. R. Crosier, W. V. Cumbie, E. M. Drake, Kyle Fritsch, J. R. Goen, O. F. Gorham, G. M. Hahn, H. C. Holt, J. H. Holt, N. C. Jordan, J. D. Kidd, B. F. Kline, E. C. Kunkel, H. O. Lanford, F. S. Lehmberg, D. G. Lemley, J. R. Melbern, R. L. McGowen, W. C. Miller, Jack Mogford, L. N. Mutschink, A. D. Parker, W. D. Parker, W. H. Powell, J. A. Post, C. W. Pumphrey, J. H. Rafferty, E. T. Rogers, D. C. Smith, B. L. Stuteville, C. D. Thomason, R. B. Todd, T. P. Wade, J. H. Whorton, R. H. Sophomores Bates, E. L. Blankfield, H. A. Briscoe, A. C. Buchard, W. B. Buts, B. B. Carrington, V. M. Coston, M. Couey, R. H. Driver, E. K. Dube, C. O. Dwyer, E. A. Edwards, B. Gross, J. Gruy, V. Hahn, W. L. Herring, J. L. Hudson, L. C. Irving, J. H. Janak, F. A., Jr. Knapp, W. C. Lacey, Albert O. Lard, R. S. Letterst, F. C. Martin, Berray Martin, E. C. Martin, E. J. McBride, H. S. McMillan, M. Osborne, J. H. Otto, M. H. Parker, R. L. Pearson, C. B. Peters, R. M. Pickens, E. J. Poland, J. W. Robbins, J. D. Seidensticker, E. R. Simecek, A. J. Stafford, C. Sterling, C. L. Swain, J. C. Thaxton, C. L. Trew, T. B. Whitehurst, H. W, Yanta, E. W. York, J. B. Zimicki, M. P. 474 HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY T. C. Lambert............................President G. C. Wilson....................Secretary-Treasurer E. E. Hooser.........................Vice-President L. M. Miller..............................Reporter J. C. Holckamp....................Sergeant-at-Arms EHTOHIOLOGY CLUR D. C. Thurman E. W. Jackson. . .....President Vice-President S. K. Kirk. E. G. Batte Secretary-T reasurer . . . Social Secretary s ft. in - e. Joe Gibbs.................................President E. Y. Pettit..........................Vice ' President James Stephenson....... W. E. Holland.................Second Vice-President Steve Kaffer..............................Secretary ..............Treasurer POULTRY SCIERCE CLUB Robert S. Beesley..........................President R. K. Whitfill Edward M. Schuyler...................Vice-President Jack P. Barton Associate Prof. E. D. Parnell.................Sponsor Secretary-T reasurer .........Reporter n E III 111 H n CLUB Pat L. Kelly ..............President John H. Allen......... Radford Daugherty...... ..............Secretary Vice ' President LUTHERflll STUDEEITS HSSOCIdTIOn President S. W. Herzik R. E. Velindcr L. P. Eisenhauer........ ......Secretary ' Treasurer Vice-President ESSES i H|fl n. s. m. e. E. R. Clark. . . . H. M. Rollins. . T. J. Bolling. . . . R. T. Townsend .....President Vice ' President ..... Secretary . . . .Treasurer Abbott, R. H. Agee, C. D. Alexander, W. D. Allen, J. H. Amyx, J. W. Aono, S. Ard, J. C. Baen, S. R. Baggal ey, R. W. Ball, E. B. Barnes, V. E. Beam, W. W. Beckman, W. L. Berry, E. W. Bolling, T. J. Booker, T. F. Boudreaux, J. G. Bradshaw, F. M. Branam, R. O. Brown, J. W. Brown, R. P. Bruce, R. M. Burton, C. C. Byrd, B. L. Campbell, D. E. Carroll, R. H. Casso, R. R. Cates, H. A. Clark, E. R. Copeland, E. H. Costlow, R. J. Couch, R. W. Cox, J. T. Crane, R. M. Crowder, C. L. Curtis, M. W. Daniel, J. M. DeArmond, G. W. Dines, J. E. Doak, R. A. Dotson, H. F. Eads, R. Earnheart, B. G. Ellis, L. C. Ellsberry, S. A. Esser, E. F. Evans, J. G. Evans, L. G. Evans, T. N. Fischer, A. O. Fisher, J. E. Fisher, S. M. Frost, W. E. Frymire, G. L. Gibbs, J. W. Givens, B. M. Godwin, D. D. Gordon, E. A. Grenader, J. Guilloud, L. H. Gwin, G. H. Hall, E. E. Hall, W. K. Hammond, J. L. Hampton, J. P. Hansen, H. A. Harris, J. E. Hartt, J. E. Hausmann, W. M. Havlik, M. D. Heaton, L. W. Helmcamp, J. F. Helmer, C. Hendricks, D. N. Henry, P. C. Hodges, C. W. Holliday, J. M. Hollier, R. G. Honaker, C. M. Hudson, R. W. Huffines, W. E. Ince, D. B. Inglehart, J. E. Johnson, G. Jones, J. R. King, T. S. Kraemer, M. S. Langdale, P. B. Lea, A. Lewis, E. R. Lindsay, E. E. Littlefield, R. Lowndes, H. B. Luth, P. A. Manchester, L. L. Maroski, W. P. Martyn, H. J. McCarthy, L. J. McClelland, G. D. McConnell, B. R. McGinty, H. Q. McNeil, R. L. Moon, A. J. Moore, D. Moore, L. Morgan, T. H. Mullinix, R. M. Munn, B. Nassauer, G. Nathan, C. C. Odell, J. M. O’Kelley, W. C. Olney, F. G. Osius, R. L. Otts, L. Payne, T. J. Pearce, R. B. Pela, E. C. Pennebaker, J. M. Petitfils, A. E. Pettit, E. Y. Pochmann, R. W. Poland, R. L. Pranglin, H. N. Ramsden, H. D Read, D. L. Riker, F. P. Ringgold, W. M. Rollins, H. M. Rose, G. M. Russell, R. R. Sanders, N. W. SchifF, H. Schneider, H. J. Schneider, J. H. Schuchart, O. W. Sharp, R. H. Shave, L. W. Shinn, E. M. Simpson, W. W. Skalnik, C. R. Skarke, R. C. Skelly, C. A. Slack, T. E. Smallwood, J. P. Smither, J. M. Smith, C. L. Smith, L. R. Smith, S. A. Sorelle, A. C. Spraggins, N. E. Sterling, E. A. Stevens, M. H. Stewart, J. B. Stone, J. H. Taylor, W. H. Treadwell, D. A. Toland, C. J. Townsend, R. T. Van Cleave, G. C. Vander Weide, J. H. Vitkovits, J. A. Voskamp, E. L. Walvoord, J. G. Warren, L. K. Watson, R. P. Watzke, D. W. Weaver, O. M. Weydell, A. T. Weyel, E. G. White, W. L. Whitmore, H. E. Wicklund, H. P. Williams, D. L. Williams, G. W. Willingham, J. E. Willis, C. A. Wilson, J. L. Winn, W. S. Wolfe, R. B. Wood, V. D. Worth, R. F. Young, F. R. Young, S. H. 478 hccouiits no society R. K. Long. . . . W. C. SchuRe J. B. Longlcy. . .........President .....Vice ' President Secretary ' Treasurer Anthony, H. B. Arisco, M. H. Arisco, S. Basham, C. G. Brannon, C. R. Cardoa, H. A. Carter, J. E. Delfraisse, H. L. Elmore, J. V. Field, F. Glasgow, K. W. Gor ycki, G. C. Harrell, W. T. Heard, E. B. Heitkamp, R. L. Hodges, W. S. Hott, D. Junge, E. Lampin, P. Magers, C. A. Massie, J. W. Monger, G. C. Miller, W. W. Morgan, J. F. McAllister, J. H. McClesky, J. C. Nicklebur, J. M. O’Connor, J. D. Parker, J. H. Pearson, H. T. Pennington, W. M. Quill, C. L. Ramirez, A. R. Range, C. E. Ringer, S. L. Scott, L. A. Shearer, G. T. Slaughter, W. H. Stengel, L. R. Verlander, E. V. Verlander, R. E. Watson, H. E. Weiner, L. Williams, G. M. York, L. E. 479 f). I. E. E. J. J. Cupples.......................................President E. C. Hartman......................................Secretary M. A. Miller.............................Senior Representative H. C. Dillingham.................................Councilman Adkisson, W. M. Cowan, Bryan Holman, C. C. Roddy, D. F. Barker, Jabus Cowgill, R. M. Jacobs, G. W. Shepherd, N. H. Bartlett, J. O. Curry, H. B. Knowles, R. W. Shuffler, R. M. Baucom, I. C. Dorroh, G. B. Lansdon,D. S. Sissom, A. W. Bans, Rene Ebensberger, A. C. Fittlefield, Reese Smith, R. W. Berry, Jack Eberspacher, L. H. Foofbourrow, R. J. Streater, L. C. Bird, F. S. Farmer, H. D. Mathis, H. F. Sumner, G. C. Bramhall, G. C. Gan , G. D. McCreary, W. P. Tanner, G. E. Bruce, A. D. Gill, H. W. McLarn, R. H. Wagner, Oliver Brush, Carlton Granfors, W. H. McMillan, J. M. Walker, H. O. Bryant, J. H. Griffith, B. B. Mikell, F. H. Ward, W. W. Campbell, J. D. Guymon, V. F. Muller, A. C. Watson, J. P. Chachere, C. W. Hagen, H. D. O’Reilly, H. V. Wilkinson, J. M. Connevey, L. H. Haltom, G. W. Patterson, E. B. Wofford, W. T. Coughlin, W. J. Hardie, Bradford, III Persohn, J. W. Worley, W. P. Council, L. B. Herring, F. A. Petrash, E. B. 480 J. B. Tate................................President L. E. Clyborn....................Secretary ' Treasurer J. D. Jordon..........................Vicc ' President B. F. Kidd................................Reporter cosmopoLiTnn club 481 f). I. Ch. E. W. G. Domaschk...................................President J. H. Barrett........ .........Vice-President W. C. Swain....... .Secretary and Treasurer L. M. Wilson....... Ando, T. Dees, J. G. Hyde. R. M. Mills, C. L. Seawright, W. E. Alliston, J. W. Druce, R. W. Jackson, D. E. Moritz, C. W. Sheets, R. W. Arthur, R. C. Du Mars, P. B. Jackson, H. V. Murray, F. B. Shirrai, L. C. Baker, E. E. Duncan, D. L. Jacobsen, H. S. Murray, R. H. Sliger, A. F. Ballard, C. J. Echols, M. Joscelyn, P. S. Mosely, J. R. Smith, H. D. Ballard, H. C. Ellis, W. F. Justice, T. R. Nelson, E. H. Smith, J. H. Barnard, K. R. Franklyn, W. C. Karin, J. Newton, L. E. Smitham, F. A. Beaver, W. Furman, D. W. Keeney, F. C. Noel, M. D. Speed, C. O. Bender, E. T. Garrett, J. E. King, T. H. Owens, H. C. Sprinkle, C. C. Bissell, H. J. Germany, J. A. King, B. J. Packard, L. H. Stanford, P. Bowden, R. H. Gleason, F. J. Kingsberry, H. W. Painchaud, K. C. Stillinger, D. L. Bryant, R. L. Godwin, R. H. Koons, W. D. Parkerson, Swope, J. G. Burch, W. J. Goins, W. C. Kuykendall, W. S. Peak, S. H. Talley, M. L. Burks, S. V. Goodson, W. C. La Bare, O. P. Pearson, L. M. Thomas, C. R. Cameron, P. M. Griffin, D. G. Lane, H. W. Pierce, K. V. Thompson, J. W. Cann, J. G. Greenbloom, L. Lobrecht, A. P. Powell, R. G. Thomas, W. G. Carper, W. L. Gripp, E, A. Love, F. S. Pyeatt, B. B. Vicevitch, A. J. Clark, D. C. Hagan, j. J. Macatee, J. L. Rambo, J. G. Watson, R. S. Clayton, J. W. Hardwick, J. B. Manning, K. S. Repschleger, W. E. Weisinger, J. C. Cleeveland, N. A. Hart, W. H. Massey, J. A. Ridenor, C. A. Westbrook, C. H. Colen, B. J. Harralson, G. J- Matzner, O. R. Robertson, J. M. Whitaker, N. R. Crocker, R. H. Hawthorne, R. R. May, J. L. Roddy, L. W. Williams, L. M. Crownover, J. B. Hogan, C. G. McAllister, J. J. Royder, J. P. Willman, G. C. Cunningham, C. M. Heitman, E. M. McKain, T. J. Scheid, T. G. Wolcot, J. S. Davison., V. R. Honeycut, J. B. Mercer, J. A. SchwifF, S. B. Woolfstead, J. M. Dearing, R. K. ' ■i Wright, J. F. 482 Gillis honors organiser of Dallas Mothers ' 1 Club— Mrs. H. L. Peebles Mrs. J. C. Van Cleave Mrs. M. F. Evans. . . . Mrs. C. T. Long..... Mrs. H. H. Poore. . . . Mrs. J. Stokes....... Mrs. B. C. Brady. . . . Mrs. W. J. Burch.... Mrs. R. C. Streater . . Mrs. R. C. Streater . . .............President ......1st Vice ' President .....2nd Vice ' President .....3rd Vice ' President .............Treasurer . . . .Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary ........Parliamentarian .............Historian Mrs. T. Arisco Mrs. J. Arisco Mrs. J. O. Bartlett Mrs. W. H. Baskin Mrs. B. Brady Mrs. R. Brient Mrs. A. Burch Mrs. C. A. Badger Mrs. M. Beaumont Mrs. L. Bernhart Mrs. T. C. Carter Mrs. J. A. Crain Mrs. C. B. Colvin Mrs. R. H. Crow Mrs. F. L. Cresap Mrs. C. B. Clark Mrs. E. E. Coco Mrs. R. R. Dailey Mrs. L. Domaschk Mrs. Dawson Mrs. J. G. Dominque Mrs. J. E. Dowdy Mrs. O. Evans Mrs. L. W. Evans Mrs. A. J. Tanguy Mrs. M. Fisher Mrs. S. Flowers Mrs. S. J. Farris Mrs. A. R. Funicelli Mrs. E. A. Gripp Mrs. L. Gordy Mrs. R. E. Hardin Mrs. G. Huber Mrs. S. Hays Mrs. H. Hansen Mrs. M. Hollier Mrs. A. Holfin Mrs. H. Hardcastle Mrs. G. J. Huckins Mrs. L. R. Johnson Mrs. D. Jones Mrs. J. E. Jones Mrs. D. C. Kirby Mrs. E. Long Mrs. W. M. Long Mrs. T. Lagronne Mrs. O. E. Lutterman Mrs. R. P. Maceinas Mrs. J. Mallet Mrs. G. C. Maxey Mrs. Moncrief Mrs. A. J. Moon Mrs. P. Moore Mrs. H. Miertschire Mrs. M. Mudd Mrs. W. Moritz Mrs. S. B. Murr Mrs. F. Miller Mrs. A. M. McCoy Mrs. W. W. Murphy Mrs. R. P. McAfee Mrs. M. E. Neel Mrs. J. B. Owings Mrs. T. B. Poore Mrs. J. H. Picton Mrs. W. J. Prejcan Mrs. A. S. Rombo Mrs. L. C. Rayon Mrs. W. E. Repschleger Mrs. W. M. Rouse Mrs. L. D. Reed Mrs. J. Stokes Mrs. R. H. Seacat Mrs. S. Scott Mrs. H. W. Sharp Mrs. W. J. Spiegel Mrs. E. L. Sanders Mrs. K. Schwing Mrs. R. C. Streater Mrs. M. A. Smith Mrs. J. H. Thomas Mrs. E. P. Tucker Mrs. A. O. Turner Mrs. N. Van Cleave Mrs. A. B. Whaley Mrs. S. D. Wall Mrs. J. O. Watts Mrs. C. B. Wells Mrs. A. F. Whitaker Mrs. L. W. Wunderlc Mrs. D. L. Watler Mrs. R. E. Walker Mrs. R. Wiggins Mrs. J. E. Yardley Mrs. J. W. Yartz 484 m PORT ARTHUR R. RI. CLUB M. J. Arisco....... ............President R. R. Brient, Jr..... ........Vice-President B. Riz,er........... D. A. Beaumont. . . . ............Treasurer Arisco, M. J. Dowdy, J. C. Huber. G. P. Murphy, L. D. Streater, L. C. Arisco, S. Evans, J. G. Huckins, G. J. Murr, L. S. Thomas, J. H. Badger, E. C. Evans, K. G. Isaac, C. V. Neel, M. E. Tucker, P. E. Bartlett, D. R. Evans, A. D. Johnson, L. R. Owins, J. B. Turner, H. D. Bartlett, J. O. Farris, E. S. Jones, E. R. Plyler, J. M. Turner, J. A. Baskin, W. H. Fisher, R. L. Jones, R. L. Poore, W. W. Van Cleave, G. C. Beaumont, D. A. Fisher, S. M. Kirby, D. W. Prejean, W. J. Walker, R. E. Bernhardt, K. W. Flowers, B. T. LaGrone, J. P. Rambo, J. G. Watler, D. L. Blanchard, S. B. Flowers, W. A. Lang, W. N. Rayon, L. C. Watts, P. R. Brady, B. C. Funicella, C. R. Long, R. K. Reed, L. D. Wells, F. W. Brient, R. R., Jr. Godwin, D. D. Lutteman, O. E. Repschleger, W. E. Whaley, J. W. Burch, W. J., Jr. Gordy, L. T. McAfee, J. Robertson, J. M. Whitaker, N. R. Carter, D. T. Gripp, E. A., Jr. McCoy, P. Rouse, P. M. Wiggins, C. P. Clayton, J. W. Halcin, G. S. Maceiras, R. P. Sanders, E. L. Wiggins, T. Colvin, O. V. Hamersly, J. W. Mallet, R. C. Schwing, I. H. Wunderle, L. W. Crain, J. A., Jr. Flansen, FI. A. Maxey, G. C. Scott, W. E. Yardley, J. C. Cresap, W. L. Hardcastle, V. L. Miertschin, N. H. Seacat, R. H., Jr. Yartz, J. W. Crow, R. H. Hardin, R. E. Miller, D. C. Sharp, R. H. Borlad, A. Dailey, R. R. Hardin, W. O. Moon, A. J. Smith, C. G. Rizer, B. Dawson, L. B., Jr. Hefley, J. M., Jr. Moritz, C. W. Smith, H. D. Williams, C. Domaschk, W. C. Hollier, R. G. Moseley, J. R. Spiegel, W. F. Williamson, B. Domingue, D. J. Honnell, J. B. Mudd, E. J. Stokes, J. D. Ingram, G. 48? Luke Moore........................................President E. H. Nelson..................................Vice-President Reggie Smith..............................Secretary-Treasurer Alford, L. D. Allen, J. B. Anderson, C. W. Anderson, C. E. Barron, G. B. Bennett, L. E. Billington, W. A., Jr, Bledsoe, F. M. Broadway, J. L, Brooks, R. H. Brow ' n, H. H. Brumbelow, J. W. Bush, E. M. Gain, D. W. Callan, R. B. Carpenter, R. L. Jr. Carpenter, W. A. Carter, D. W. Case, J. R. Carnosek, B. D. Chandler, H. R. Chapman, K. T. Chatham, E. B. Clifton, H. M. Cloud, C. C. Colley, A, S. Compton, Richard Cox, D. D. Crouse, F. D. Cunnick, J. W. Cunningham, E. C. Dennis, G. E. Devaney, H. F. Deveny, R. Y. Dickens, C. L. Dickerson, W. F. Dollens, K. B. DuPriest, B. W. T. Edkin, W. A. Edwards, C. C. Fall, W. N. Forsgard, S. N. Jr. Fort, M. G. Fulbright, J. W. Gandler, J. E. Garrett, H. M. Glass, B. P. Goble, J. E. Gorham, G. M. Harman, H. V. Harrell, W. H. Hering, J. K. Hoban, J. E. Holbert, H. L. Holden, A. N. Holliday, J. M. Hulme, F. C. Humphries, E. M. Hynds, C. L. Jackson, R. H. Jaske, R. C. Jones, F. I. Jones, J. R. Kagan, Martin Kageler, A. M. Kageler, V. A. Kerley, J. B. Keirsey, R. L. Kindler, L. P. Koos, R. N. Layton, R. E. Ledbetter, J. P. Lemke, Calvin A. Levy, J. M. Littlefield, Rease Lowe, P. N. McAtee, J. L. Jr. McBrayer, W. R. McConnell, B. R. Jr. McCrary, J. C. McLean, R. N. McMahan, A. H. Maroski, W. P. Martin, C. S. Jr. Martin, J. W. Mirick, M. R. Moore, Luke Morrow, C. W. Nelson, E. H. Nelson, T. M. Palmer, C. M. Patterson, N. C. Payne, W. O. Pedigo, Joe Philley, W. M. Poehyla, F. L. Quinius, H. J. Raborn, W. E. Rast, E. H. Ray, D. G . Rice, A. M. Richardson, W. M. Ringer, S. L. Risinger, R. B. Rogers, C. J. Rogers, J. R. II Roming, J. A. Ross, Lawerance S. Ruby, M. S. Schaeper, W. E. Schreiber, C. A. Scruggs, C. G. Sharp, H. W. Shelby, F. C. Shiller, E. V. Sleeper, John Sliger, F. A. Smith, K. D. Smith, R. S. Sprinkle, C. C. Jr. Sterquell, V. C. Stewart, C. C. Stieg, E. L. Strecke, S. L. Swigert, Wm. F. Taylor, W. U. Jr. Vostal, M. E. Walker, G. R. Wallace, C. W. Walters, C. R. Jr. Weaver, E. F. Westbrook, T. C. Willis, D. W. Willis, G. R. Willis, J. T. Wizig, M. J. Woody, R. J. Wortham, W. E. York, L. E. 486 President............ Vice-President-at-large. First Vice-President.. Second Vice-President Third Vice-President. . Fourth Vice-President. Mrs. C. E. Overbeck ...Mrs. R. M. Davis .... Mrs. E. H. Ivey ..Mrs. T. A. Cullum ...Mrs. Sidney Schiff . . . .Mrs. W. E. Elliot Fifth Vice-President.... Treasurer.............. Recording Secretary. . . . Corresponding Secretary Historian............... Parliamentarian......... ....Mrs. F. G. Rand . . Mrs. F. G. Gissler • .Mrs. T. C. Hooker ....Mrs. J. M. Hoss Mrs. Tom Lamberth . . Mrs. F. L. Rigney Acrey, Mrs. Thelma Agee, Mrs. C. D. Allen, Mrs. J. D. Anderson, Mrs. W. H. Ash, Mrs. D. H. Backus, Mrs. P. M. Baird, Mrs. R. W. Baker, Mrs. L. W. Bale, Mrs. E. L. Ballard, Mrs. VV. P. Barnes, Mrs. V. P. Beale, Mrs. Albert Bender, Mrs. W. H. Boluch, Mrs. John Boyd, Mrs. W. D. Brammer, Mrs. H. D. Brawner, Mrs. C. A. Brayshay, Mrs. J. E. Brice, Mrs. J. W. Briggs, Mrs. R. M. Bright, Mrs. C. R. Brin, Mrs. M. R. Brin, Mrs. Walter Brockles, Mrs. B. A. Brown, Mrs. D. C. Brown, Mrs. G. W. Brown, Margarite Brundrett, Mrs. G. T. Budd, Mrs. H. Burns, Mrs. E. H. Burns, Mrs. L. L. Brush, Mrs. C. Butler, Mrs. E. Caldwell, Mrs. C. P. Caldwell, Mrs. J. I. Carter, Mrs. L. P. Cathey, Mrs. W. H. Chatfield, Mrs. G. A. Cockrell, Mrs. C. M. Coke, Mrs. O. T. Gone, Mrs. R. R. Gox, Mrs. V. G. Cox, Mrs. W. C. Craven, Mrs. A. P. Cree, Mrs. H. M. Crown, Mrs. Phil Cullum, Mrs. T. A. Cunningham, Mrs. J. R. Cupps, Mrs. I. B. Davis, Mrs. C. L. Davis, Mrs. R. Davis, Mrs. R. M. Dungan, Mrs. J. R. Dwyer, Mrs. W. H. Echols, Mrs. R. H. Elliott, Mrs. L. Elliott, Mrs. W. E. Ellis, Mrs. K. M. Ellsberry, Mrs. S. A. Elmore, Mrs. W. H. Erwin, Mrs. F. Evans, Mrs. L. G. Falwell, Mrs. J. Farrow, Mrs. J. Fisher, Mrs. F. S. Flynn, Mrs. H. T. Foley, Mrs. R. A. Forney, Mrs. R. H. Foster, Mrs. G. B. Fox, Mrs. D. G. Francis, Mrs. B. Frost, Mrs. H. H. Frye, Mrs. F. H. Frymire, Mrs. G. Garrison, Mrs. J. L. Gillespie, Mrs. J. W. Gilmore, Mrs. L. M. Gissler, Mrs. F. G. Golman, Mrs. J. Golman, Mrs. Julius Goodrich, Mrs. M. H. Gracey, Mrs. M. . Grant, Mrs. C. E. Gray, Mrs. R. L. Hagan, Mrs. M. E. Hale, Mrs. I. C. Hamperman, Mrs. W. R. Hardie, Mrs. Bradford, Jr. Harris, Mrs. J. G. Harmon, Mrs. G. H. Hawk, Mrs. I. Hawthorne, Mrs. R. Helm, Mrs. T. A. Herron, Mrs. A. T. Hidell, Mrs. W. H. Hill, Mrs. H. B. Hill, Mrs. J. R. Hogan, Mrs. Ed. Hooker, Mrs. T. C. Hoss, Mrs. J. M. Howard, Mrs. T. C. Huffhines, Mrs. W. E. Ivey, Mrs. E. H. Johnson, Mrs. N. C. Johnson, Mrs. S. N. Jordan, Mrs. C. C. Jordan, Mrs. I. G. Junge, Mrs. J. A. Kamperman, Mrs. W. H. King, Mrs. C. G. King, Mrs. L. E. Kleuser, Mrs. L. P. Kleuser, Mrs. M. C. Knight, Mrs. R. Lake, Mrs. S. Lamberth, Mrs. T. Lemly, Mrs. F. L. Leonard, Mrs. L. Levy, Mrs. I. Little, Mrs. R. B. Little, Mrs. R. S. Lloyd, Mrs. W. R. Maley, Mrs. D. P. Malloy, Mrs. L. Martyn, Mrs. H. J. Massey, Mrs. J. A. Mayhew, Mrs. H. W. Mitchell, Mrs. F. S. McAdam, Mrs. F. W. McBride, Mrs. W. L. McCormick, Mrs. G. W. McDonald, Mrs. S. A. McElroy, Mrs. W. B. McKinley, Mrs. R. C. McNair, Mrs. W. Mohrle, Mrs. C. A. Monteith, Mrs. E. E. Moody, Mrs. J. C. Moore, Mrs. C. A. Moore, Mrs. J. Mullarkey, Mrs. P. J. Nance, Mrs. O. A. Newman, Mrs. J. M. Nix, Mrs. R. H. Noa, Mrs. W. P. Noblitt, Mrs. R. M. Odom, Mrs. M. Oswalt, Mrs. W. H. Ott, Mrs. P. Overbeck, Mrs. C. E. Page, Mrs. A. T. Parkerson, Mrs. H. K. Parris, Mrs. H. B. Paschall, Mrs. A. B. Pearce, Mrs. R. B. Peoples, Mrs. H. L. Pepple, Mrs. R. K. Persohn, Mrs. Ted Pettigrew, Mrs. W. C. Philipsson, Mrs. H. Phillips, Mrs. A. J. Pitzinger, Mrs. J. A. Power, Mrs. W. Pyeatt, Mrs. B. B. Rand, Mrs. F. G. Range, Mrs. C. E. Ratcliffe, Mrs. M. Ridgell, Mrs. H. C. Rigney, Mrs. F. L. Ring, Mrs. K. A. Rolnick, Mrs. H. Rose, Mrs. G. D. Rubenstein, Mrs. I. Ruisinger, Mrs. A. J. Schiff, Mrs. S. Scott, Mrs. R. V. Seay, Mrs. R. L. Siegel, Mrs. L. Sim, Mrs. T. L. Simmons, Mrs. R. E. Smith, Mrs. A. J. Smith, Mrs. C. R. Spann, Mrs. C. Stanbery, Mrs. R. B. Steed, Mrs. P. Stephenson, Mrs. H. R. Stout, Mrs. B. R. Sullivan, Mrs. I. Swank, Mrs. J. L. Tabor, Mrs. S. E. Taylor, Mrs. H. E. Teiple, Mrs. A. Tessman, Mrs. M. O. Thompson, Mrs. H. Thorne, Mrs. H. Torti, Mrs. P. Turrell, Mrs. A. M. Wade, Mrs. G. H. Wadlington, Mrs. W. H. Wagenhauser, Miss A. Wallace, Mrs. M. M. Walvoord, Mrs. J. C. Ward, Mrs. A. L. Weaver, Mrs. F. F. Webb, Mrs. J. H. Weinberger, Mrs. H. Wendell, Mrs. E. G. Werst, Mrs. J. L. West, Mrs. J. R. White, Mrs. O. W. Will, Mrs. L. T. Williams, Mrs. W. T. Willis, Mrs. J. M. Wilson, Mrs. E. Wilson, Mrs. J. W. Wilson, Mrs. W. C. Winder, Mrs. J. B. Wisdom, Mrs. L. E. Wolf, Mrs. L. Wolfert, Mrs. H. Woodfin, Mrs. W. L. Worley, Mrs. W. P. Wunderlick, Mrs. G. Yates, Mrs. F. L. Yetter, Mrs. E. H. Zahn, Mrs. H. G. Zimmerman, Mrs. F. A. 487 DALLAS COLATY CLUB Acrey, W. B. Bresnen, K. C. Cody, J. H. Dungan, J. R., Jr. Fox, D. G., Jr. Hagan, V. D. Adams, H. B. Brice, J. W. Coffey, G. E. Dwyer, E. A. Francis, W. B. Haggard, C. R. Aderhold, B. J. Briggs, H. M. Coke, J. W. Echols, D. D. Franklin, W. C. Hale, E. M. Agee, C. D. Bright, H. R. Coke, O. S. Echols, M. M. Freedman, H. G. Hall, W. K., Jr. Allen, C. J. Brin, G. E. Coleman, R. L. Echols, R. H., Jr. Frost, R. M. Hanson, R. B. Allen, I. H. Brin, Harrie Collier, J. R., Jr. Edwards, C. V., Ill Frye, J. W. Hardie, Bradford, III Allen, J. W. Brockles, B. A. Collins, L. D. Edwards, R. J. Frymire, G. L. Hardy, B. J. Allen, K. W. Browder, G. D., Jr. Cone, R. R., Jr. Edwards, W. R. Frymire, T. R. Harmon, G. H. Amcker, G. B. Brown, C. H. Cooper, H. W. Elliott, L. E., Jr. Fuess, B. S. Harrell, C. E. Anderson, W. L. Brown, D. G. Cox, R. G. Elliott, J. F. Fulton, R. E. Harrell, Pierrepont Angelo, L. W. Brown, E. E. Cox, W. H. Ellis, L. C. Gallier, W. M. Harris, J. E. Arthur, R. C. Browm, R. P. Craven, J. W. Ellis, S. E. Gambrell, R. D. Harris, J. G. Asbury, Fletcher Browm, S. E. Cree, H. M. Ellsberry, S. A. Ganz, G. D. Harwood, R. B. Ash, Fienry Brush, Carlton Creel, H. G., Jr. Elmore, E. W. Garrison, J. L., Jr. Hatt, F. G., Jr. Atwell, W. S. Bud, Harrell Cr ocker, R. H. Elmore, J. V. Germond, B. W. Hawk, E. A. Bailey, C. E. Bulger, J. R. Crossland, J. H. Elmore, W. H. Gewertz, I. D. Haynie, J. L. Baird, R. W. Burger, W. E. Crow, Bill Ely, L. H. Giddens, J. B. Helm, T. J. Baker, A. C., Jr. Burgess, A. W. Crown, P. T. Emmert, J. A. Gillespie, J. W. Helms, R. E., Jr. Ball, J. R. Burns, G. C. Cullam, T. A., Jr. Erwin, J. G. Gilmore, C. F. Henrikson, L. W. Ballard, W. P. Burns, L. L. Cullum, W. P. Erwin, J. Q. Gipe, J. R. Hernan, E. J. Barnes, R. V. Butler, E. B. Cunningham, C. R. Evans, H. T. Glazer, I. D. Hicks, R. C. Barnes, V. E. Cabeen, J. L. Cupp, I. B. Evans, L. G. Godwin, R. H. Hidell, R. R. Beale, A. J., Jr. Caldwell, J. I. Guppies, J. J. Fallwell, W. J. Goldmann, T. B. Hill, H. B. Becker, A. W. Calbert, C. E. Danaher, T. T. Farnum, C. E. Golman, G. H. Hill, J. J. Beasley, R. S. Campbell, J. B. Darwin, L. K. Farrow, E. G. Golman, J. H. Hill, J. R. Belknap, R. A., Jr. Carroll, R. J. Davis, C. L., Jr. Ferguson, J. C. Goode, M. G. Hoefle, R. L. Bender, W. H. Carter, L. P. Davis, R. P., Jr. Ferguson, L. F. Goodman, W. F. Hogan, L. G. Bennett, S. J. Cartwright, S. E. Davis, H. C. Filgo, B. M. Goodrich, M. H. Holland, W. E. Berry, H. A. Cates, H. A. Davis, Phil Fisher, F. S., Jr. Gottlieb, R. E. Hooker, T. C. Bevaqua, L. J. Cavender, W. D. Day, G. E., Jr. Fitch, D. R. Gracey, J. C. Hopkins, D. H. Blaha, C. R. Chapman, J. T. Deaton, N. E. Fitzgerald, E. A. Grant, A. D. Hopper, N. S. Boluch, J. J. Chatfield, G. A. Dees, J. G. Fleming, E. T. Griffith, A. C. Hose, J. M. Bostock, J. H. Cherry, H. H. Denton, A. E., Jr. Flippen, B. H. Grinnan, R. C. Howard, T. G., Jr. Bourn, J. F. Clark, E. S. Denton, J. H. Flynn, Harlan T. Gulick, R. A. Huber, E. L. Bowie, W. H. Clarke, F. E. Dougherty, R. C. Foldberg, H. C. Gross, B. E., Jr. Huber, W. C. Boyd, W. W. Clarke, J. R. Downing, R. Foley, C. S. Gunnels, E. W. Hubert, C. D. Brammer, H. L. Clesi, Vick Drake, E. M. Forney, R. H. Hackler, T. F. Huffhines, W. E. Brawner, C. A. Oliver, H. L. Crier, C. H., Jr. Forrest, L. E., Jr. Haden, R. O. Hurst, C. A. Brayshay, J. W. Cockrell, R. B. Drum, M. R. Foster, R. H. Hagan, J. J. Inglish, D. J. 488 DRLLHS COtnTY CLUB Vincent De Paul Hagan Roderick Gambrell..... Ivey, R. W. Jenkins, J. Johnson, B. E. Johnson, S. N. Johnson, T. H. Johnston, A. G. Jones, W. L., Jr. Jordan, C. H. Jordan, I. G. Jordan, M. C. Junge, E. B. Kamperman, W. R. Kearney, W. C. Kasten, W. A. Kerr, J. A. Kesner, Sam Kesner, T. M. King, F. J. King, J. R., J r . King, L. E., Jr. Kleuser, L. P. Knight, J. A. Knox, J. T. Kokles, Nick, Jr. Krakoff, J. E. Krueger, H. E. Lamberth, T. M. Lane, C. E. LaRoche, P. F. Ledbetter, G. C. Leftwich, B. J. LeGrand, H. T., Jr. Lemly, F. L. Leonard, T. W. Leving, Leonard Levy, M. L. Lewis, S. B. Lichenstein, Morris Littlepage, T. H. Lloyd, W. R. Logan, J. M. Lookabaugh, L. L., Jr. Looney, B. F. Loughborough, E. T. McAllister, J. J. McBride, R. E. McCall, J. E. McCammon, Bruce McCormick, G. E. McCoy, J. W. McCoy, Turney McDonald, A. G. McDonald, Wilburn McElroy, P. D. McKemie, E. B. McKey, I. D. McLeod, W. S., Jr. McMillin, J. M. McNeir, William, Jr. McRoberts, N. H. Maher, E. N. Maher, J. H. Maley, D. P. Maroney, J. D. Marshall, W. R. Martin, K. T. Martyn, H. J., Jr. Massey, J. A., Jr. Massie, J. W. Maxwell, W. D. Mercer, A. A. Meredith, W. R. Moffett, H. C. Mohrls, M. W. Monteith, E. E. Moody, J. C. Moore, C. A. Moore, K. E. President Tommy Pierce Jerry Rolnick. . . Moore, J. M. Moore, T. N. Morehouse, W. B. Morgan, F. H. Morgan, J. S. Mosesman, Marvin Mueller, G. L. Mullalkey, R. J. Muntzel, Hervey Murray, F. B. Nance, O. A., Jr. Nelson, R. N. Newman, J. C. Nichols, J. W. Nichols, R. D. Noa, W. P. Noblitt, J. R. Norman, W. H. O ' Conner, James, Jr. O ' Conner, R. J. Odom, R. G. O ' Reilly, H. V. Otey, G. W. Overbeck, E. M. Owen, J. C. Page, A. E. Palms, A. H. Parkerson, G. R. Paschall, W. E. Patrick, Hal T. Patterson, E. B. Pearce, R. B. Perkins, G. M. Persohn, J. W. Peterson, L. T. Peterson, W. H. Pettigrew, J. M. Pettit, J. B., Jr. Austin Philipson, H. L., Jr. Phillips, R. H., Jr. Phillips, W. K. Pierce, T. K. Pimlott, H. A. Pitzinger, J. A. Powell, C. M., Jr. Power, B. W. Powers. O. F. Purtell, C. H. Pyeatt, B. B. Radley, G. F., Jr. Rainey, J. R., Jr. Rand, F. G., Jr. Randall, E. E. Ratcliffe, M. K., Jr. Rowley, W. M. Ray, S. E. Reagan, C. W. Record, W. E. Ridgall, H. C. Rigney, F. E. Riker, F. P. Riley, Lonnie Ring, K. A. Rolnick, Gerald Rose, G. M. Rubenstien, H. Ruisinger, H. W. Ruttenberg, J. A. Sage, Y. R. Sakellarious, A. C. Sample, J. T. Scarborough, C. L. Schiff, H. G. Schmalz, J. P. Schwark, G. M. Scott, H. T. Scott, R. E. Nance.......... . .Social Secretary Seay, R. L. Shelton, P. M. Siegel, G. I. Siegel, J. W. Simmons, C. W. Simpson, G. B. Simpson, W. W. Skaggs, R. E. Smith, Carl J., Jr. Smith, E. G. Smith, E. J. Smith, J. H. Smith, J. W. Smith, V. S. Smith, W. C. Smitham, F. A. Smither, J. M. Snyder, Bryan Spann, M. M. Sparger, J. Spivey, J. F. Stafford, J. W., Jr. Stallings, K. H. Stanbery, B. B. Stearman, W. C., Jr. Stebbins, E. W. Steed, N. A. Stephenson, H. G. Sterling, M. E. Stone, J. H. Stone, J. H. Stopple, W. H. Stour, B. R. Sullivan, J. S. Swain, W. C. Swank, J. L. Swenson, S. G. Swift, F. B. T abor, S. E. . Secretary Treasurer Tacker, H. E. Taggart, C. L. Tarver, H. S. Taylor, R. H. Teipel, John Tennison, L. B., Jr. Tessman, M. O. Thenn, G. R., Jr. Thomas, O. D., Jr. Thompson, M. M. Thompson, M. R. Thorne, E. P. Thornhill, R. T. Thornton, L. R. Tillary, R. M. Tippitt, F. W. Titley, R. J. Tomaso, Louie Torti, P. A. Trammell, F. W. Travis, J. C., Jr. Tubb, A. M. Turrill, G. W. Utay, M. L. Vaughn, G. R. Verschoyle, H. H. Wade, G. H„ Jr. Wadlington, W. H. Wagenhauser, J. F. Walker, W. R. Walvoord, J. G. Wanner, C. R., Jr. Ward, A. L. Ward, D. L. Ward, R. G. Ward, W. W. Wasserman, I. M. Watkins, J. E. Watson, H. A. Watts, C. H. Weatherred, J. B. Weaver, F. F. Webb, G. A. Webb, J. H. Weil, Cecil Weinberger, Robert Wendell, R. E. Werst, O. F. Whilden, J. F. White, W. A. Will, L. T., Jr. Williams, C. I. Williams, G. E. Williams, H. B. Williams, O. L. Williams, W. T., Jr. Willis, J. W„ Jr. Wilson, C. R. Wilson, E. L. Wilson, J. W., Jr. Wilson, Riley Winston, W. O. Wisdom, C. I. Wolf, C. H. Wolf, L. M. Wolfert, L. L. Woodfin, K. L. Worley, W. P. Wright, C. D. Wunderkick, G. M. Yarbrought, J. W., Jr. Yatee, F. L. Yetter, J. N. Young, D. A. Young, S. H. Zahn, C. L. Zethraus, R. C. Zimmerman, F. A. 489 Mrs. F. S. Kielman ..... ...................President Mrs. H. S. Hensley...... .......Vice ' President at Large Mrs. G. S. Wofford..... ..........First Vice ' President Mrs. J. L. Collier........ .........Second Vice ' President Mrs. R. F. Graham...... .........Third Vice ' President Mrs. W. P. Kincy....... Mrs. W. K. Clore....... .........Fifth Vice ' President Mrs. W. B. Ramsey..... Adams, Mrs. J. R. Flynt, Mrs. T. Y. Anglin, Mrs. E. O. Gannaway, Mrs. L. A. Anderson, Mrs. E. J. Gerry, Mrs. A. H. Barnes, Mrs. L. M. Glendenning, Mrs. H. B. Bibbs, Mrs. J. C. Graham, Mrs. R. F. Brandon, Mrs. L. P. Hall, M. E. Clore, Mrs. W. K. Hensley, Mrs. H. S. Closner, Mrs. J. J. Hertz, Mrs. W. S. Collier, Mrs. J. L. Hirschman, Mrs. E. N. Corns, Mrs. I. B. Hollowell, Mrs. H. W. Cowgill, Mrs. S. P. Houser, Mrs. W. W. Darden, Mrs. G. W. Johnson, Mrs. C. R. Draper, Mrs. G. C. Keeney, Mrs. W. F. Dudley, Mrs. J. Kendrick, Mrs. N. B. Earley, Mrs. S. J. Kielman, Mrs. F. S. Freazier, Mrs. L. Kincy, Mrs. W. P. Knapp, Mrs. F. E. Mrs. E. C. Wallace......... ......Recording Secretary Mrs. G. C. Draper......... . . . Corresponding Secretary Mrs. L. P. Brandon........ ................Treasurer Mrs. L. F. Martin ......... ...........Parliamentarian Mrs. G. S. Wofford........ ................Historian Mrs. J.R. Wade .......... ................Publicity Mrs. J. A. Pennington...... ..............Student Aid ...... Graduate Mothers Koen, Mrs. C. E. Pealor, Mrs. J. P. Loomis, Mrs. H. R. Potts, Mrs. A. J. McAskill, Mrs. E. M. Ramsey, Mrs. W. B. McClendon, Mrs. A. E. Rutherford, Mrs. C. E. McLeash, Mrs. R. B. Sharp, Mrs. E. B. McLemore, Mrs. W. R. Shary, Mrs. R. B. McMinn, Mrs. R. H. Solether, Mrs. C. Madeley, Mrs. N. S. Stewart, Mrs. N. V. Magee, Mrs. W. C. Truax, Mrs. T. B. Marchbanks, Mrs. T. E. Wade, Mrs. J. R. Martin, Mrs. E. G. Walker, Mrs. A. W. Martin, Mrs. L. F. Wallice, Mrs. E. C. Meyers, Mrs. H. B. Williams, Mrs. F. C. Murphy, Mrs. L. R. Wittenbach, Mrs. A. J. Ogdee, Mrs. J. Wolf, Mrs. A. Olson, Mrs. E. A. Pennington, Mrs. J. A. Wofford, Mrs. G. S. 490 M. H. Hall..... L. C. Draper. . . N. W. Solether .........Preside nt .....Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer Adams, J. R., Jr. Anderson, L. R. Barnes, H. E. Beach, B. A. Biggs, F. C. Bogel, G. N. Boggus, J. L. Bonner, J. S. Boone, D. R. Brandon, P. W. Brown, W. V. Buckland, F. J. Burden, R. W. Burkhart, M. E. Chapapas, G. Cheek, C. S. Clark, D. E. Clark, E. R. Clore, W. L. Closner, G. W. Cole, W. J. Collier, J. L. Corso, J. V. Cowgill, R. M. Cox, T. Dorden, J. M. Dean, H. A. Dean, R. O. Delaney, R. P. Draper, L. C. Dunning, O. L. Dunning, W. H. Earley, D. M. Eddy, J. S. Elliott, A. E. Fletcher, B. M. Flynt, T. Y. Freasier, L. R. Fry, E. Callaway, B. M. Gannaway. L. A. Gerry, E. H. Gilliland, C. M. Glendenning. F. B. Graham, C. W. Gray, J. Hall. M. E. Hallaway, D. S. Hargis, J. I. Harrison, C. L. Hensley. R. T. Hertz, M. W. Hollowell. H. W. Hughes, E. W. Hurser, G. A. Kautch, M. H. Kenney, F. C. Kendrick, N. B. Kielman, L. E. Kincy, W. P., Jr. King, T. H. Knapp, J. Koen, C. E. Lambert, T. C. Lepage, H. S. Loomis, R. R. Lynch, A. H. McClendon, E. W. McGee, W. N. McHenry, A. C. McKenzie, J. T. McLeaish, R. McMinn. R. H. McNair, H. E. Madely, N. S. Magee, W. C. Marchbanks. T. E. Marques, A. W. Mason, J. S. Menczer. S. Miller, B. L. Moreluis, E. B. Morgan, L. R. Mostyn, C. R., Jr. Mullinix, R. M. Murphy, L. R., Jr. Nounty, W. J. Nugent, A. R. Ogdee, E. Ogdee, G. J. Olson, E. A. Pealar, J. P. Pearson, H. T. Pomerenk, E. R. Powell, W. F. Price, P. M. Pride, W. F. Rankin, J. W. Reese, E. C. Ridgeway, C. L. Robinson, D. W. Robinson, D. E. Rutherford, C. E. Ryherd, W. H. Sharpe, D. W. Shary, J. H. Smith, A. G. Smith, R. M. Solether, N. W. Spears, J. M., Jr. Stein, L. A. Stewart, N. M. Tanna, J. M. Trantham, W. E. Traux, W. B. Vannoy, T. R. Voly, M. D. Wade, J. H. Walker, A. W. Walker, J. M. Wallace, E. C. West, P. M. Wendt, H. F. Wofford, S. R. Wortham, W. T. Williams, S. B. Whittenback, A. J., Jr. Worth, R. F. Wolf, R. B. 491 FT. Ill O IIT H 111 OTHER S’ CLUB President........................Mrs. C. D. Yankee First Vice-President..............Mrs. R. E. McCarty Second Vice-President......Mrs. George M. Woodman Third Vice-President...........Mrs. C. S. Youngblood Fourth Vice-President............Mrs. Grant Johnson Fifth Vice-President...............Mrs. W. W. Bryan Parliamentarian......... Sixth Vice-President..... Recording Secretary...... Corresponding Secretary. Treasurer.............. Publicity.............. Federation Chairman. . . . .......Mrs. R. G. Clark Mrs. J. A. Robertson . . .Mrs. H. W. Byers .Mrs. Charles Burrus .Mrs. Harry B. Kahn . . . .Mrs. R. B. Snow . . Mrs. Roy Reynolds Mrs. U. M. Alexander Mrs. Wayne Alliston Mrs. W. W. Barnes Mrs. J. R. Becker, Jr. Mrs. S. H. Bever Mrs. G. D. Boesch Mrs. O. M. Bondurant Mrs. W. J. Brown Mrs. W. N. Brown Mrs. W. W. Bryan Mrs. J. T. Burke Mrs. C. R. Burrus Mrs. H. J. Butz Mrs. H. W. Byers Mrs. E. V. Cathey Mrs. R. Cohn Mrs. E. D. Capps Mrs. P. M. Cordell Mrs. J. A. Cordell Mrs. W. G. Corrin Mrs. Charles Crouch Mrs. L. E. Cowling Mrs. B. F. Davie Mrs. T. A. Dillingham Mrs. J. J. Douglass Mrs. J. O. Elliston Mrs. Harry T. Feik Mrs. J. H. Ferrel Mrs. R. L. Frye Mrs. G. J. Gabriel Mrs. S. R. Galewsky Mrs. K. Garrett Mrs. P. M. Geren Mrs. T. S. Gillis Mrs. C. W. Goerte Mrs. S. M. Colston Mrs. J. C. Granville Mrs. Phil Griffin, Jr. Mrs. Benton G. Hall Mrs. F. L. Hargis Mrs. Ed C. Hands Mrs. C. W. Hanley Mrs. G. R. Heath Mrs. Lee W. Heaton Mrs. E. T. Herbert Mrs. C. B. Johnson Mrs. Grant Johnson Mrs. E. E. Jones Mrs. Harry Kahn Mrs. John F. Keller Mrs. C. F. Kelsey Mrs. Clint Kimbro Mrs. Irving Klotzman Mrs. Ed Kruger Mrs. H. E. Kurtz Mrs. F. H. Lacy Mrs. J. R. Latimer Mrs. Dudley Lewis Mrs. R. E. Lee Mrs. G. W. Link Mrs. Ed Maddox Mrs. R. E. McCarty Mrs. J. D. McCutchan, Jr. Mrs. R. H. McLarn Mrs. J. J. Miles Mrs. J. K. Montfort Mrs. Louis Morris Mrs. Edgar Nagle Mrs. J. E. Naham Mrs. M. C. Nichols Mrs. A. E. Pankey Mrs. A. C. Paddock Mrs. A. M. Pate Mrs. T. H. Payne Mrs. N. Wm. Petersen Mrs. A. L. Pendery Mrs. J. S. Porter Mrs. George Puls Mrs. E. A. Retz Mrs. Roy Reynolds Mrs. P. W. Riggins Mrs. J. A. Robertson Mrs. Frank L. Rone Mrs. F. L. Rose Mrs. I. Sandler Mrs. Edwin G. Schwarz Mrs. L. E. Scott Mrs. Landgrave T. Smith Mrs. J. F. Slough Mrs. D. B. Snow Mrs. Herman Spoede Mrs. Uel Stephens Mrs. W. Sullivan Mrs. C. L. Sumner Mrs. T. D. Taylor Mrs. Don Vestal Mrs. H. M. Wall Mrs. R. G. Waggener Mrs. J. A. Wallace Mrs. H. L. Warren Mrs. George Weinstein Mrs. G. R. Webb Mrs. Mertz K. Williamson Mrs. M. E. Williford Mrs. E. P. Whitson Mrs. G. M. Woodman Mrs. Leonard P. White Mrs. C. D. Yankee Mrs. C. S. Youngblood Mrs. R. L. Harris Mrs. R. G. Clark Mrs. J. J. Richardson Mrs. B. B. Lewis Mrs. Ben L. McGee 492 FORT WORTH R. HI. CLUB G. W. Haltom............................President L. W. Reynolds............. R. H. McLaren.......................Vice ' President C. C. Mitchell.............. R. J. Lackland...............................Sergeant-at ' Arms Aikman, A. E. Alexander, M. M., Jr. Alliston, J. W. Barber, B. D. Barnes, A. D. Barnes, J. M. Baugh, J. T. Becker, J. R. Beeman, Claude, Jr. Berry, W. T., Jr. Bever, William Billingsley, S. R. Bird, V. W. Boesch, G. D. Bryan, R. L. Burke, R. P. Burres, Don R. Butz, B. B. Byers, H. B. Casey, W. St. John Cathey, A. L. Childs, B. O., Jr. Chunn, L. P. Clark, A. J. Cohn, R. L. Cordell, Phil Cowling, R. E. Crimmins, A. B. Crouch, J. W. Curl, H. P. Davie, B. F. Davies, J. B. Davies, R. W. Diaches, J. B. Dines, J. E. Douglass, J. E. DuBose, J. S. DuBose, W. S. Dupree, B. L. Dyer, R. C. Eldridge, J. B. Elliott, T. E. Ellis, L. B. Elliston, J. O. Eng, Phil Farrell, J. M. Feik, W. C. Ferrel, J. D. Ford, O. J., Tr. Foster, W. H. Fox, J. B. Frye, D. N. Gabriel, G. D. Galbreaith, J. D. Galewsky, L. M. Garrett, R. I. Gathings, J. E. Geren, P. M., Jr. Gillis, T. S. Goerte, C. W. Goldston, R. D., Jr. Goodrich, D. E. Granville, E. B. Griffin, P. H. Ffaltom, R. C. Elands, R. H. Hanley, C. W. Hargis, C. P. Hartsfield, W. G. Hearne, R. A. Heath, G. R., Jr. Heaton, L. W., Jr. Helms, J. D. Henderson, G. B. Hennessy, J. A. Hennessy, J. M. Herring, F. A., Jr. Holder, F. E., Jr. Hott, D. B. Housewright, L. D., Jr. Houston, B. E. Hucheson, J. L. Hutchings, G. H., Jr. Hutto, M. E. Huzarevich, J. E. Inglehart, J. E. Irwin, W. G. Jahns, K. R. Jewell, J. V. Johnson, C. B., Jr. Johnson, G. H., Jr. Johnson, R. L. Jones, B. E., Jr. Jones, W. E. Kahn, H. B., Jr. Kauffman, D. S. Keller, J. F„ Jr. Kent, J. C. Killien, M. O. Kimbro, J. K. Klotzman, A. M. Kruger, G. R. Kurtz, H. E. Lacey, F. H. Lackland, R. J. Lard, R. S. Latimer, J. R. Laverder, Andrew Lawler, W. T. Lewis, W. B. Link. G. W„ Jr. McCaleb, D. C. McCarthy, L. J., Jr. McConnell. W. M„ Jr. McCorty, C. T. McCutchan, G. C. McGee, R. E. McLarty, E. C. Maddox, E. P. Manchester, L. L. Maples, W. L. Mar, P. K. Marks, H. H„ Jr. Marshall, L. L. Martin, O. E. Matzner, O. R. Menefee, W. D. Morris, E. T. Muse, E. C. Nagle, E. T., Jr. Naham, J. E.. Jr. Naham, L. C. Neal, F. C. Nichols, J. R. Nixon, S. H. Oliver, E. H. Ott, W. M. Paddock, A. C. Paddock. B. I. Payne, L. J. Peden, L. E. Pennebaker, J. M. Perry, E. H. Pierce, L. B. Porter, J. S. Pratt, K. E. Price, J. A. Puls, G., Jr. Read. D. L. Retz, Gilbert Reynolds, B. W. Reynolds, G. A. Richardson, R. C. Riggins, R. W. Robertson, J. W. Robinson, B. P. Rose, J. W. Rosenthal, E. M. Rosenthal, J. L. Ryder, R. B. Schwarz, E. G. Scott, R. M. Scott, W. T. Sheets, R. W. Sinex, J. M. Slough, J. F., Jr. Secretary ' T reasurer . . . Social Secretary Smith, L. R. Smith, L. T. Smith. R. F. Snoddy, H. W. Snow, D. B. Spoede, S. L. Stephens, Uel, Jr. Stevens, P. L. Stookey, S. W. Stout, J. M. Sumner, O. C. Tannahill, C. F. Taylor, T. D., Jr. Thompson, B. J. Treadwell, D. A. Tulis, R. F. Turner, J. L. Vinsant. J. D. Waddell, R. D. Wall, J. H. Wallace, B. J. Warren, H. L., Jr. Weinstein, A. D. White, W. L. Whitley, T. A. Whitson, E. P. Willeford, R. W. Williamson, W. K. Wilson, J. L. Wofford, W. T. Wood, E. M. Woodman, G. M., Jr. Yankee, R. D. Yee, Wing Youngblood, R. F. 493 SO RELLE GRISHAM NAGLE CHALMERS COX Housjon n. m. club A. C. So Relle......................................President W. T. Grisham................................Vice ' President Jack Nagle.................................Jr. Vice ' President Warren Chalmers...................................Secretary J. T. Cox.........................................Treasurer Abshire, Robert Adams, Billy Earl Adcock, Clifton Leon Adcock, Willie Leroy Albritton, Ford D. Albritton, Frank G. Albritton, George W. Aldrich, Frank L. Allen, Edward C. Alsbury, Fred A. Anderson, Barney R., Jr. Anderson, James E., Jr. Andricks, Dennis B. Antone, Ray C. Aono, Souichi Armstrong, Abbott E. Armstrong, Bill Joe Bailey, Bill B. Baird, John M. Baker, Charles L. Baldwin, Frank N. Ball, David Barnes, Maurice H. Barr, Benjamin J. Bartlett, Richard D. Bartmess, Lewis C. Barton, Robert F. Baumbach, Joe C. Bawcom, James S. Bayer, Ralston B. Beadle, Frank F. Bean, Winfred N. Bederman, John J. Behnken, Robert W. Bemus, Earl A. Bering, Conrad, Jr. Bible, Philip L. Bickley, Charles E. Billingsley, J. C. Billingsley, Wm. H. Biossat, Dan L. Bland, William W. Bonewitz, Roland F. Bonneau, Jesse C. Booth, Jessie B. Bordeaux, James C. Borgstrom, Charles E. Boriski, James E. Bownds, Derek D. Bownds, Wm. A., Jr. Bracher, Roy A. Bradley, Earl C. Bradley, John H. Brailas, Louis Brandt, Otto P. Breaux, Robert A. Brenner, Milton L. Brooks, Roy I. Broun, Edwin C. Brown, Alanson Bryan, John J. Brymer, James B. Buck, Davis H. Bulkley, Wm. E. Burleson, John T. Burndrett, Wm. E. Burnett, Jeff T. Burrough, Robert E. Buttrill, Walter V. Cadena, Edward R. Campbell, Albert R. Cantlon, Roy J. Cams, George D. Carroll, Paul M., Jr. Carter, Lee Cassity, Roy D. Chachere, Clarence W. Chalmers, Chuck Childs, James M. Church, Walter L., Jr. Clark, Gene W. Clark, Lionel H. Clark, Sidney G. Clarkson, Jack S. Clay, Gene J. Cline, Wm. H. Collum, Bern R. Colvin, John E. Connolly, John H. Cook, Robert L. Cook, Wm. B. Coolidge, Joel B. Cooper, Donald H. Cowan, J. D. Cox,John T. Crockett, James U. Cummings, Walter W. Daniel, James M. Daniels, Holt P., Jr. Davis, Billy Davis, Ed. C. Davis, Merlin C. Dawson, Harry H. Deane, Walter L. Dee, John J. De Salvo, Vincent Dimond, Oscar M. Dixon, Sam B. Doney, Louden C. Donohoe, Henry T. Doss, Richard P. Dougherty, Kenneth W. Dowling, Willard I. Doyal, Wm. T. Drennan, Wm. F. Duffie, Ben C. Dupree, Leon L. Duren, Guy W. Duty, Artis M. Duty, Weldon E. Eads, Emory L. Earnest, Lawerence H. Eberspacher, Lewis Eckhart, Carl K. Eddlemen, Alfred H. Edminster, Truman C. Ehman, Carl B. Eichblatt, Evan E. Elkins, Curtis L. Ellifrit, James H. Elliott, Paul H. Ellis, Thomas F. Epstein, Robert A. Esser, Edward F. Etheridge, Benny R. Ewald, Philip J. Farber, Earl M. Farda, George A. Farmer, Drew M. Felix, Joseph P. Felton, Tom N. Fickles, Kenton R. Fields, Wendell, Jr. Fink, Harold Fisher, Ralph A. Flynt, Josh M. Ford, Robert A. Foreman, Willie L. Foster, Thomas B. Fowler, John H. Freeborn, Ray L. Frucht, Paul M. Fuermann, M. George Furley, Edmund Gassoway, Robert E. Gatton, Marshall D. Gedney, William R. Geiselman, Joe P. Getz, Alan J. Ghiselin, Ross R. Gibson, Tommy E. Gill, Harry W. Gill, Wm. G. Gonzales, George Goodman, Hal A., Jr. Goodman, Wm. G. Gorski, Norbert J. Grantham, Jack C. Grass, Joe Grenader, Joseph Grimes, George D. Grisham, Wm. T. Grisham, Wm. V. Gunlock, Bill L. Guymor, Vernon F. Haiken, Mike Harding, Henry W. Haring, John M. Harris, Ferris S. Harris, George G. Harshey, Wm. H. Hart, James M. Hartman, Earl C. Harvey, Roy Norman Hazel, Cecil Ray Hearon, Guy H., Jr. Henderson, Robert W. Hendricks, Daniel N. Hensley, Wm. E. Herod, Albert B. Herrington, James R. Hiebeler, Otis J. Hightower, Erskine W. Hightower, Howard G. Hill, Louis H. Hodge, Wm. S. Hodgson, Lawerence A. Hogan, Jerry J. Holbrook, Wm. G. Holland, Bob Q. W. Hollimon, Jack C. Holloway, Wayne L. Holmes, Charles T. Honea, John W. Hope, Harry E. Hudeck, Frank J. Huffman, Ben M. Huffman, Wm. L. Huse, Arthur R. Hutson, Harry E. Irwin, Gordon G. Isaacks, Richard A. Jackson, Clark L. Jackson, Fred C. Jamail, George J. Japhet, James J. Japhet, Wm. E. Jeanes, Allen G. Jenkins, Wm. D. Jenn, Wm. C. Jennings, Horace H. Jennings, Wm. R. 494 Johnson, Joseph Johnson, Kenneth R. Jones, James D. Kachtick, Robert F., Jr. Karback, Nelson Wm. Kay, Herbert M. Keith, Jack J. Kemnitz, George E. Kenny, Ransom Dudley Kent, Glen R. King, Bennie J. King, Jesse J. Kingsbury, Charles E. Klein, Edward J. Klutz, Raymond H. Knapp, Paul W. Knetsar, George A. Knolle, Bryan F., Jr. Kolle, Fred W. Kraemer, Marion S. Kroesche, Martin A. Kutschbach, Robert L. Lampin, Percy Lander, T. L. Larrey, Louis A. Laurent, Milton P. Lawerence, Wm. J. Lawa, Cecil E. Leavitt, Charles W. Le Blanc, Arthur J. Lee, Calvin E. Lee, John N. Lee, T. J., Jr. Leff, David M. Lerouax,Robert K. Levine, Jack H. Levy,Irwin Lindsay, Edward E. Lindsey, John H. Ling, Robert R. Litterst, Frank C., Jr. Loomis, Raymond C. Lorino, Nash E., Jr. Lowe, John B. Luth, Perry A. Maher, John A. Manichia, Charlie. Manly, Robert L., Jr. Marie, Earl S. Maroney, Joseph C. Marshall, Thomas W. Martin, Victor, Jr. Marx, Martin 13. Mathis, Martin C. Matteson, Albert L. Merritt, John G. Meyer, H. Wm. H. Mhoon, Robert J. Miller, Beverly E. Miller, Wm. Mills, Chester L. Mintz, Sol Mohr, Charles A. Moore, Frank W. Moore, Royston W. Moran, Wm. M. Morgan, Henry L. Morris, Geo. H. Morwood, Roger Mottley, James R. Mouser, John A. Mulvey, John R., Jr. Murland, Irving Murphree, Samuel E. Murphy, George R. Murphy, Randall L., Jr. Myatt, Barney A. McAshan, Burt McCabe, Eric W. McCaine, Jack M. McCarty, Robert O. McCollum, Clodius M., Jr. McCracken, Floyd E. McCreary, W. P. McDaniel, Fred C. McGuiness, Owen L. McHolms, Duncan C. McIntyre, James I. IVLcKenzie, Wm. A. McKin, Charles M., Jr. McKinney, Umphrey E. McKivett, Charles C. McLaren, Robert D. McReynolds, Weldon M. Nagel, Jack C. Nagle, Jack Ware Naumann, Quentin F. Needham, Martin E. Nice, Frank A. Noland, James B. Nolan, Harold L. Norwood, Arthur Joseph Noyes, Edwin G., Jr. Nunn, Roy H. Obenour, Wm. R. O’Brien, Charles, Jr. O’Kelley, Wm. C. O’Leary, Joseph E. Olera, Harry F. Oliveros, James N. Olsen, Robert F. Osborne, Sidney S. Parchman, Lawson E. Parker, L. M. Peak, Sam H., Jr. Pearson, Wm. T. Peil, John W. Pennington, John A. Pennington, Paul B., Jr. Peterson, Frank W. Podd, George W. Potter, Wm. S. Pressly, James D. Presswood, Gordon L. Pritchett, Ira E. Prude, George D. Pugh, David R. Puntch, Paul D. Qualtrough, Richard C. Quill, Charles L. Radley, Walter S., Jr. Ragan, Wallace C. Ramsel, Wm. B. Ratliff, Leslie A., Jr. Ray, Walter D. Read, Raymond R. Reed, Laney G. Renaud, A. Fred., Jr. Richardson, Frank J. Richardson, George R. Richardson, Lester S. Ricks, Albert C. Rittenhouse, Gerald L. Robb, Tom H., Jr. Robertson, John M. Robinson, John G. Robinson, Robert A. Roman, Lincoln F. Rosenfelder, Arthur A. Rotholz, Max B. Rougagnac, Henry A. Rudloff, Charles S. Rush, Richard H. Sabins, Robert L. Sampson, Bernard Sanford, Burleigh R. Sandland, Harry G. Sandler, Henry R. Sandoz, Hilton H. Saper, Edgar G. Sceid, Teddy G. Schewe, Lawrence J., Jr. Schleeter, George C. Schleier, George T. Schneider, Harold J. Schneider, John H. Schnitzer, Ralph S., Jr. Schuhman, Robert E. Schultz, Elton F. Scgwarzm, Arthur D. Schwing, David S. Sells, Jimmie H. Semo, Sam F., Jr. Shearer, Robert G. Shelton, David S. Simpson, Robert R. Sims, Hal B. Slaughter, Marion P. Smallwood, John P. Smith, Alan M. Smith, Charles L. Smith, Edgar L. Smith, Hueland F. Smith, John N. Smith, Joseph H. Smith, Lynn E. Smothers, David D. Solomon, Bernard M. Sondock, Melvin A. Sones, Charles G. SoRelle, Andrew C. Sparkman, Wm. J. Stahlman, Bobby J. Stallings, Earl P. Standish, Gus Stanley, Paul W. St. Cyr, Benjamin F. Steele, Franklin B. Stein, Allen T. Stein, Irwin L. Stenzel, Ralph W. Stephens, Robert Stephenson, James F. Stek, Robert T. Stork, Oliver F. Strader, Leslie M. Stupl, Arthur A. Sullivan, Otha G. Sullivan, Robert R. Suman, Richard H. Sutherland,Clifford R. Swinhart, Billy J. Tallichet, Edward L. Tanner, Thomas R. Tashnek, Arthur B. Tennison, John H. Tennison, Wm. H. Terry, James A. Thanheiser, Charles A. Tharp, Philip, Jr. Thomas, Douglas V. Tighe, Thomas J. Townsend, Robert T. Treadway, Freddie A. Trost, Charles M. Turbeville, J. T. Uffman, Robert A. Underwood, Wm. J. Valcik, Stanley Vaughan, Wm. V. Verlander, Edward Van C. Vogelpohl, K. E. Waddell, John M. Waddell, Rutherford Wade, Burton L. Wagner, Clark N. Walker, Fred A. Walker, Leighton N. Wallace, Menta F., Jr. Ward, Ralph D. Ware, Wm. Warner, Ira J. Warriner, John E. Watkins, Edmund S. Watson, Arthur Watson, Edward I. Weaver, John C. Weber, Lievin T. Weigel, Robert E. Weiner, Leon Wells, Robert I. Welch, Tom C. Wheeler, Sam H. White, Frank M. White, Sol M. Wicklund, Harold P. Wilcox, Robert B. Wilkinson, Billy Me. Willhelm, Leslie T. Williams, Stanley B. Winborn, Bascomb F. Winne, James A., Jr. Word, William W. Worthington, Jack Wright, George D. Yates, Hollis L. Yerkes, Robt. W. Young, Frank R. Zapp, Herbert D. Zedler, Donald L. Ze dler, Oliver F. 495 berumoiit R. m. club President..................................R. L. Crutcher, Jr. Vice-President..............................W. F. Oxford, Jr. Secretary-Treasurer..........................C. L. Babcock, Jr. Brown, S. P. Chatham, R. M. Cokinos, A. P. Cokinos, M. P. Cummins, J. C. Edwards, W. S. Farmer, J. E. Fortenbeery, T. J. Fuller, L. J. Gore, Jack Haines, G. B. Hogan, C. J. Hogan, E. J. Hughes, A. M. Ingram, G. A. Ippolito, Leon, Jr. King, C. L. Lamberson, J. L., Jr. Lane, B. W. Ledbetter, W. R. Lighthall, R. J. Martin, Gordon Osborne, Jack Osius, R. L. Popejoy, J. R. Reeves, J. B. Riggs, C. A. Riggs, M. S. Reiley, F. R. Rouse, H. D. Selman, W. W. Smith, L. P. Steinhagan, C. A. Streetman, E. G. Tanner, G. E. Tansil, C. L. Thorpe, J. D. Thrash, C. G. Vaglica, N. J. Wilkinson, J. M. Wilson, T. R. Woodham, R. E., Jr. Wynn, Dow Zummo, J. F. 496 EHSTERH PfllliiRIlDLE CLUB H. J. Walker. . A. O’Neil ____ G. B. Caperton T. B. Trew. . . . .....President Vice-President ..... Secretary . . . .Treasurer Callaway, M. L. Craig, N. V. Fort, W. G. Gossett, E. M. Jahnel, C. R. Locke, W. L. Morgan, J. G. Murry, A. L. Passons, J. P. Reed, T. H. Smith, H. W. Tubb, C. D. Winchester, J. M. 497 GHLVESTOH COtnTY CLUB A. E. Anderson..... V. F. DePasqual..... Geo. Strickhausen III P. B. Langdale...... .....President Vice-President ..... Secretary . . . .Treasurer Anderson, A. E. Eberle, A. M. Avery, H. C. Edwardson, J. R. Baker, C. M. Farmer, L. G., Jr. Baker, E. E., Jr. Fletcher, W. L. Barker, C. J. Forman, J. J. Bardgette, J. J. Forman, Sol Baroncini, R. L. Gambini, D. Boyd, J. H. Garner, C. B. Bradley, J. R. Gates, W. J., Jr. Bradley, W. B. Gillette, R. B. Brunner, A. A., Jr. Glenn, W. L„ Jr. Bryan, W. H. Grantham, E. C. Campbell, C. R. Greaney, G. J. Castiglioni, B. P. Hawkins, D. W. Chapman, H. L. Henderson, E. A. Clark, B. H., Jr. Herlihy, D. E. Coleman, F. H. Hoecker, V. L. Conway, E. W., Jr. Hokanson, W. L. Cordua, H. A. Horton, C. E. Crossley, C. F. Huff, C. H. Davison, E. H. Innocenti, A. A. Davison, V. R. Jackson, H. V. Demack, C. M. Johnson, R. C. DePasqual, V. F. Kane, G. E. Desel, J. A. Kane, J. J. Dick, J. D. Kane, W. L. Douvry, L. Kircham, T. J. Dreyfus, L. R. Langdale, P. B. Lehman, C. E. Letsos, J. N. Sabanovich, N. J. Lyons, R. D. Sager, G. H. Mackles, L. Sager, A. R. Maguire, C. H. Sayre, J. D. Manousos, L. G. Scbaper, L. O. Mauldin, D. W. Seibel, A. S. Mauldin, G. L. Shepherd, F. J. Mazzara, V. B. Shwiff, S. B. Metcalf, J. J. Skalnik, C. R. Mullins, J. R. Sommer, H. Niccolai, A. L. Stewart, R. A. Osterholm, H. A. Strickhausen, Geo. Ill Outerside, C. E. Tew, L. T. Owen, M. B. Trachtenberg, J. J. Owens, P. N. Traynor, S. F. Pappas, C. Treaccer, J. C. Pauls, E. C. Tuccori, F. E. Pearce, J. M., Jr. Vicevich, A. J. Perthuis, A. E. Vogel, J. W. Peters, O. F., Jr. Waidhofer, B. Petitfuls, A. F. Waidhofer, L. Pierson, R., Jr. Waller, J. M. Pratt, J. W., Jr. West, S, I. Quin, J. E. White, H. G. Rahn, L. F. Wilson, M. C. Ramsden, H. D. Winter, R. S. Robinson, G. J. Woolford, J. L. Robson, R. F. York, L. R. Rohrer, W. C. 498 BELL COtllTV CLUB Attaway, H. L. Bandy, D. M. Bannister, W. L. Barton, R. L. Bay, W. W. Beerwinkle, M. A. Byers, J. M. Byrd, W. H. Buntyn, E. C. Carlile, T. A. Carden, J. B. Chapman, B. F. Collier, A. E. Cross, J. L. Crow, M. E. Decker, J. L. William Bannister.............. W. D. C. Jones................. Tack Decker................... Tom Carlile................... J. W. Miller................... ..............Sergeant ' at ' Arms Duncan, D. L. Dusek, E. D. McGlothan, J. M. Enloe, C. F. Marshal, V. C. Friedrick, H. M. Mercer, A. J. Henson, R. S. Miller, C. M. Huddleston, R. T. Miller, J. W. Hudson, L. C. Moon, H. H. James, L. S. Moran, G. G. James, W. R. Morgan, J. B. Jones, W. D. C. Mulhollan, R. W. Kegley, M. K. Ogden, W. C. Kemsey, L. R. Oder, B. B. Kovar, O. E. Pappas, T. R. Lambert, E. L. Pickett, T. B. Laramey, T. A. Reese, T. B. McAlexander, J. T. Russell, D. L. Seals, W. S. Sherrill, H. M. Sladovnik, J. C. Stephens, T. S. Swain, J. C. Thompson, D. E. Thompson, F. T. Utley, R. K. Walker, F. N. Wellborn, H. E. Wesson, T. E. Wright, H. H. Wilhite, W. C. Williams, J. L. Wilkon, E. S. Young, J. B. Zabcek, W. L. 499 z p (uhortoii couiitv H. m. club Secretary Treasurer . E. Hudson.............................President R. J. Leddy. . . N. Novasad.......................Vice-President R. G. Martin TYLER R. m. CLUB Marvin Pearson Alton Tyler. . . . .....President Vice-President Bruce Mayo. Pat Campbell Secretary-T reasurer . . . Social Secretary uiiLLinmson counxv club D. W. Carlson............................President G. B. Dorroh.....................Secretary ' Treasurer H. C. Clemons........................Vice ' President L. J. Pickoff...............................Reporter W. W. Percy.......................Social Secretary BRHZORIH COURTY R. RI. CLUB Ray J. Foshee.............................President Thomas E. Buck......................Vice ' President William O. Parker.........................Secretary Howard W. Upham.......................Treasurer Russell S. Stanger.................Program Chairman Paul Freberg.......................Sergeant ' at ' Arms HEART O’ TEXAS CLUB M. L. Watkins............................President Laurie Oliver.........................Vice-President H. L. Gainer.....................Secretary-Treasurer LAVACA COURTY A. IR. CLUB 502 d TRI-STATE R. lll. CLUB S. E. Brown..............................President A. E. Pronger........................Vice-President W. T. Jones.....................Secretary-Treasurer FRYETTE COURTY R. Rl. CLUB . E. Bucek..............................President . E. Flocke.........................Vice-President O. T. Willrich......... W. E. Oeltjen....................Secretary-Treasurer J. R. Fritsch.......................Sergeant-at-Arms ...............Reporter 503 Bennie Hancock...........................President C. L. Garrett.........................Vice ' President T. R. McGee.............................Secretary HBILEHE CLUB THROChmORTOn R. m. CLUB J. M. Carpenter...........................President W. J. Galloway.......................Vice-President G. K. Eubank....................Secretary-Treasurer F. E. Armstrong...........................Reporter LRREDO R. m. CLUB W. M. Pena..............................President F. P. Daugherty..................Secretary-Treasurer E. A. Sterling........................Vice-President H. E. Watson.............................Reporter H. L. Delfraisse.....................Social Chairman 505 F. P. Kallina..............................President H. W. Hasse.........................Vice ' President J. T. Danklefs.......... J. F. Lichnovsky..................Secretary ' Treasurer R. R. Wells...............................Reporter ........Social Chairman nHVHRRO CHUilTV CLUB H. E. Pace...............................President E. C. Wareing............................Secretary J. A. Daniel..........................Vice ' President G. W. Crawford..........................Treasurer M. T. Edwards............................Reporter 506 A. E. (Buddy) White...............................President R. S. (Bobby) Crawford.........................Vice-President W. B. (Pete) Brown........................Secretary-Treasurer Ray Darr..........................................Reporter Capt, E. E. Conger, J. Crawford, R. S. Gilliam, T. J. Grossenbacher, C. S. Reinhart, O. J. Richter, C. V. Roberts, G. E. Hoff, G. R. Russell, G. W. Smylie, J. W. Spangler, C. P. Stone, M. L. Schawe, E. A. Weydell, A. T. Willingham, J. E Pesek, J. T. Keath Jackson, E. W. Lacy, A. T. Lacy, A. O. Marsh, G. C. Mullins, J. M. Orr, W. G. Pranglin, H. N. Jonsson, E. O. 507 D E It T O !! C0UI1TY CLUB Curtis Waggoner Tommy Wilson. . Jo Pierce....... Phil Miller..... .....President Vice ' President ..... Secretary .....Reporter Atkins, C. B. Brooks John Crouch, Jim Curruth, Gordon Durham, Ralph Emerson, Frank Eppright, James Hall, Tip Howe, Henry Hughes George Irwin, Wayne Jackson, Bobby Laney, Tommy Orr, Charles Walters, Freddie Warren, Dayton 508 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY A. m. CLUB John Hardin..............................President Percy Clayton........................Vice-President George M. Guines...... P. L. Bell....................Secretary and Treasurer J. L. Maxwell.............................Reporter Social Secretary TEXRRKnnn CLUB Chip Brannan. R. W. Couch Fred Norton. . .........President ... .Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer George Hunter V. D. Wood. . Whit Phillips. .......Reporter .Social Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms son HnTonio n. m. m other s cllb Mrs. J. W. Donnell. . . Mrs. A. D. Mayfield. . Mrs. W. G. Meyer. . . Mrs. Mark Browne. . . Mrs. F. V. White..... Mrs. E. R. Lewis...... Adams, Mrs. Carleton Aldridge, Mrs. Edwin Arnold, Mrs. J. Barto Baen, Mrs. J. Spencer Ballard, Mrs. A. J. Bankler, Mrs. I. Bauml, Mrs. Louis Beckcom, Mrs. R. B. Bickler, Mrs. P. W. Blocker, Mrs. W. B. Brown, Mrs. Le Roy Browne, Mrs. Mark L. Bronkhorst, Mrs. M. Burnett, Mrs. George P. Burtch, Mrs. Thomas M. Callaghan, Mrs. Bryan Cantu, Mrs. A. Chambers, Mrs. Amalia E. Clutter, Mrs. J. A. Cox, Mrs. S. J. Dahlberg, Mrs. L. B. Darley, Mrs. M. L. Dietert, Mrs. R. O. ............President Vice-President ' at ' Large .....1st Vice-President . . . . 2nd Vice-President .... 3rd Vice-President .... 4th Vice-President Mrs. J. A. Clutter. . . . Mrs. Louis S. Peter. . Mrs. C. R. Landon. . . Mrs. F. V. Huffmeyer Mrs. R. E. Megee. . . Mrs. A. E. Rennert. . .....5th Vice-President . . . . Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary .............Treasurer ........Parliamentarian .............Historian Stoffler, Mrs. R. P. Sueltinfuss, Mrs. Elizabeth Tiner, Mrs. M. F. Titzworth, Mrs. R. C. Todd, Mrs. W. W. Tschirhart, Mrs. A. N. Tschoepe, Mrs. Edward Van der Weide, Mrs. Sam Wahrmund, Mrs. H. O. Watts, Mrs. John W. Weires, Mrs. Joan Wesp, Mrs. J. H. Whayne, Mrs. Kathryn White, W. K. White, Mrs. F. V. Whitis, Mrs. Herbert Whitton, Mrs. Edward O. Williams, Mrs. George A. Williams, Mrs. T. A. Williams, Mrs. V. M. Wyrick, Mrs. Guy Yonan, Mrs. M. K. Donnell, Mrs. J. W. Drame, Mrs. H. W. Drew, Mrs. W. H. Druce, Mrs. H. M. Drunkhorst, Mrs. O. Engleking, Mrs. L. J. Fairbanks, Mrs. R. H. Fischer, Mrs. E. A. Freeborn, Mrs. S. A. Geinty, Mrs. John F. Gibson, Mrs. John C. Godfrey, Mrs. R. K. Goldfein, Mrs. J. W. Gonzalez, Mrs. G. B. Granato, Mrs. Sam Griffin, Mrs. Roy N. Grimm, Mrs. M. F. Guido, Mrs. L. L. Halbig, Mrs. W. B. Hallam, Mrs. M. S. Halter, Mrs. R. G. Hannon, Mrs. M. B. Hauger, Mrs. W. J. Hausman, Mrs. L. J. Hill, Mrs. James W. Holder, Mrs. W. A. Hornsby, Mrs. C. W. Huffmeyer, Mrs. F. V. Ingle, Mrs. L. A. Isaac, Mrs. M. J. Jacobson, Mrs. Philip Jaffe, Mrs. Morris Jenkins, Mrs. B. C. Kiser, Mrs. Howard A. Kothmann, Mrs. R. M. Lacy, Mrs. Hoyt Landon, Mrs. C. R. Landrum, Mrs. J. A. Lewis, Mrs. E. R. Leske, Mrs. A. C. Matthews, Mrs. M. L. Mayfield, Mrs. A. D. McCoy, Mrs. Edwin D. McFall, Mrs. Earl W. McMordie, Mrs. Charles E. Megee, Mrs. R. E. Melanoon, Mrs. C. C. Meyer, Mrs. W. G. Munson, Mrs. Marie C. Packard, Mrs. L. H. Peter, Mrs. Lewis S. Pittard, Mrs. C. W. Planto, Mrs. E. Posey, Mrs. G. C. Powell, Mrs. E. H. Power, Mrs. C. Pruessner, Mrs. A. J. Ray, Mrs. C. G. Reed, Mrs. Peter D. Reede, Mrs. Pearl Rennert, Mrs. A. E., Sr. Roark, Mrs. M. L., Sr. Rosenstein, Mrs. H. Ruscho, Mrs. O. W. Sarran, Mrs. J. G. Saunders, Mrs. Chas. W. Shaw, Mrs. V. R. Shovlin, Mrs. H. A. Specia, Mrs. Adolph B. no snn nnTonio n. m. club Lewis Kercheville..........................President John Gerrity......................Secretary-Treasurer William Donnell......................Vice-President George Tassos.............................Historian Abbott, Robert Henry, Jr. Adamek, Elmer James Adams, Moffatt D. Adams, Wynne McDaniel Aldridge, Herbert James Alisky, Marvin Howard Allen, Ted Weiderich Alves, Robert George Anderson, Percy Jennings, Jr. Dodge, Joseph A. Arno, David Henry Doehne, Louis C. Arnold, James Barto, Jr. Doran, William H. Dahlberg, Hugh B. DeForrest, Jack T. Devine, Lamar F. Dickerson, Harold W. Dietert, Ralph O. Dillon, Lester R. Dillon, Olon W. Doak, Robert A. Baen, Spencer Roe Ballard, Claude James Ballard, Harold C. Bankler, Morris Barnhart, James H. Bauml, Joseph A. Beckom, Hugh W. Beckley, Dann E. Beckley, Phillip W. Belzons, Guy A. Bertch, Russell W. Biehler, Paul W. Biering, Gus E. Biggs, William P. Blanchard, Caroll S. Blocker, Wm. Bartlett Bostock, James H. Braid, William D. Brough, William Wallace Brown, Leroy Browne, Mark L. Brunkhorst, Robert B. Burnett, Albert F. Burney, Robert L. Burton, C. C. Byerly, Richard T. Byron, Dan F. Callaghan, James B. Callins, Jack G. Cantu, Peter Carnes, Webb M. Chadwick, Harvey B. Chambers, George G. Cleveland, N. A. Clutter, James English Coker, James W. Coughlin, William Cox, Arthur L. Crowder, Charles L. Crutchfield, Lucian C. Culpepper, Richard A. Cullman, Joe M. Dotson, Herbert F. Drane, Frank M. Dreiss, Wil liam F. Druce, Albert J. Druce, Robert W. Du Bose, Waymon Duke, Clayton B. Duling, Arnold J. Dunn, James L. Dunphy, Robert G. Eaton, James H. Eddins, Bill N. Edwards, Francis M. Elmendorf, Hugo F. Engelking, Donald J. Espey, Julius T. Fay, Jay E. Fischer, George W. Flatequal, Harry 1. Frank, Selig J. Franklin, William J. Freeman, Tanner H. Gaines, Carroll M. Garnett, Ransford S. Gibson, William F. Goatley, James H. Godfrey, Ralph M. Goebel, John H. Goldfein, William Goncales, Melchor Gordon, William S. Granata, Sam Grantors, William H. Graves, Marshall W. Grieder, Charles D. Grieve, Russell P. Griffin, Furniss D. Griffin, Roy N., Jr. Griffiths, Daland M. Grimm, Bernard A. Grobe, Roy B. Guentert, Harold L. Gughenheim, Milton G. Guido, Cosmo F. Hackebeil, Charles E. Haecker, Gerald J. Halbig, William B. Hall, Jullian C. Hallam, Robert S. Halloran, John K. Halter, Guy S. Hancock, C. R. Harding, Jerome D. Harding, Richard S. Hartwell, Charles M. Harvey, William Walker Hatfield, Raymond C. Hauser, William E. Hausman, William M. Holbrook, Leo C. Holder, Leonard D. Hollaway, Joseph W. Hornor, Louis H. Hornsby, Clester W. Hovel, Bob E. Hudson, Glenn W. Hudson, Jack W. Huffmeyer, Huber B. Hutchins, John R. Ingle, Lee Anthony Irwin, Frank A. Isaac, Kenneth W. I wig, La Verne J. Jacobs, Guy W. Jacobson, Herbert S. Jaffe, Morris D. Jakey, George Herman Jenkins, Thomas E. Jett, Shelby Jones, Robert C. Jones, Stephen Karin, Joel Kaufman, Richard Kirkpatrick, Oran Gould Kiser, Howard Arthur Kong, NG Moon Kothmann, Riley Roy Kotzebue, Albert L. Lacy, Waltus Hoyt Lea, Alfred L. Leissner, Edgar Lawrence Leske, Alvin Charles Lewis, Edwin Robert Liebmann, David D. Liebmann, Paul Godfrey Lloyd, Ralph Roland Loftin, Jim Knox Long, Thomas Brevard Lowndes, Holland B. Loyd, Paul B. Mangold, Clayton Alfred Marnoch, Gabriel Wilson Marucheau, Albert James Maux, Joe Bernard Mayer, Harold Randolph Megee, Robt. Ernest, Jr. Meggs, Harold A. Melancon, J. E. Meyer, David Wilson Mitchell, George William Moisseoff, Albert Michael Moore, John Douglas Morgan, Jack Francis Morton, Naylor Munson, Alexander Hayden McCaldin, Roy Oeland McComas, Ben Curtis, Jr. McCoy,Edwin Douglass, Jr. McCoy, Wm. Gordon McDuffie, John Calhoun, Jr. McFall, Robert Earl McMahan, Walter W. McMordie, Chas. Joe Nassauer, Geo., Jr. Newman, Arthur Newman, Leslie A. Newman, Virgil Palmer Newton, Bryant Green Naylor, Joe O., Jr. Norris, Howard Lee Nye, Allen Robert Posey, Abner H. Powell, Ernest H., Jr. Power, Carlton H. Power, Clifton Leon Prestridge, Billups G. Prestridge, Robt. P. Pruessner, John Arthur Raeke, Louis Alfred, Jr. Ray, Charles G. Reed, Peter Nathan Reede, George Alexander Reich, Aaron S. Reich, Harold A. Reinhard, Wm. Paul Rennert, Adolph Ernest, Jr. Rice, Lee, Jr. Rich, Robt. E. Roark, Henry K. Rodenburg, Earl C. Rodgers, Billy Roemer, Carl R. Rogers, James Trilby Rosenstein, Samuel Roth, Bob A. Rusche, Ralph Ray Russell, Lee W. Sarran, Jules G. Saslavsky, Harold R. Saunders, Chas. Sidney Saunders, Dan Henry Saunders, Douglas L. Saunders, Harry W. Schiller, Bryan C. Schmidt, Kenneth E. Schodde, Henry David Schuchart, Oscar W. Schuchart, Vernon R. Scott, Thomas F. Sealy, Roscoe O. Sharp, Lawrence H. Shaw, Vernon Ray Shivel, Lee Ellis Packard, Lawrence Henry, Jr. Shovlin, Patrick Hugh Page, Elton T., Jr. Parker, Travis Smith Payne, John B. Peter, Jack Alan Landensohn, Kenneth Roland Petrutsas, John A. Landon, Cedric Richard Peyton, Kenneth P. Landrum, Hall Baldwin Phelps, Raymond, Jr. Lang, Theodore Harder Philips, Frederick Thomas Landson, Dan S., Jr. Planto, Morris Lauterstein, Malcolm Joseph Pochmann, Ralph Shuford, Julius W., Jr. Shupp, Howard McCracken Simmang, Ralph H. Smith, Frederick F. Somerville, George Specia, Adolph J. Specia, Ben Spencer, Frank J. Stackpole, Jack W. Staudt, William Christopher Stautzenberger, Adin Lee Steffler, Rudolph W. Stevens, John R. Storms, William W. Stortz, Winfred E. Stroeck, Arthur C. Stubbs, Scott G. Sturtevant, Robert Arlington Swope, John G. Tampke, Howard R. Tassos, Damon G. Taylor, Charles M. Taylor, Tom S. Taylor, Wm. D. Thrift, William T. Tiner, Jack D. Tips, Charles D. Titsworth, Robert L. Todd, William W. Triesch, Gilbert R. Tredlier, Bill Trodlier, Harry Tschirhart, Wilbert E. Tschoepe, Edward A. Vanderweide, Jack H. Van Tuyl, Dixon Velinder, Raymond E. Voight, John Gordon Voigt, Marvin Gaines Voith, Charles Kenneth Vordenbaum, Billy Roy Wahrmund, Henry Oscar, Jr. Wallace, Claude Hamilton Wallis, Robert Evans Walthall, Thomas J. Watts, Wilford D. Weirus, Richard Wesp, Joseph E. Weyel, Elmo Whayne, Trevor R. White, Louis P. White, William K. Whitis, Ernest H. Whitton, Edward N. Wiegand, Oscar F. Williams, George M. Williams, Theo. A. Williams, Victor M. Wipff, Kenneth R. Witting, Gus A. Womack, Edwin P., Jr. Wright, Robert M. Wyrick, Guy B. sun nncELo n. m. club B. M. Quick....................................President T. N. Hardeman............................Vice-President B. Phillips................ E. W. Fuller...........................Secretary-Treasurer P. Grahm.................................Social Secretary ..................Reporter snn huselo m OTHERS’ CLUB Mrs. Amos Womble. Mrs. Tommy Quick. Mrs. Rex Boone. . . . Mrs. C. W. Mimrers Mrs. E. W. Bode. . . . ...........President . .First Vice-President Second Vice-President .Third Vice-President . . Recording Secretary Mrs. Charlie Poulter. . . Mrs. H. E. Fuller..... Mrs. Wylie Hearn..... Mrs. W. E. Albert. . . . Mrs. George Brockman Corresponding Secretary ............Treasurer .......Parliamentarian .............Historian ..............Auditor 512 ★ ADVERT! J. C. GRANTHAM W. C. DONNELL Advertising Managers 513 A. M. Waldrop Co. “Serving Aggies Since 1896” For the past forty ' six years Waldrop Co. has furnished Aggies with fine clothing, military uni¬ forms and Army equipment; boots, shoes, jewelry, A. M. belts, pennants, pillows, stickers and Aggie novelties. We specialize in Made-to-Measure uniforms and slacks. . . . Every garment is guar¬ anteed to fit. PACEMAKBRS FOR SMART AMERICA Mail orders will receive our prompt attention . . . Write us for uniforms . . . equipment . . . Aggie Jewelry and Novelties. “Two Convenient Stores” COLLEGE STATION BRYAN, TEXAS H€ fILlUflYS RCmCmBCRS SOLD BY BETTER STORES learner J ewei EXCELLENT WATCH REPAIRS Convenient Stores BRYAN and COLLEGE — Iim ' jr 1 ICE CREAM America’s Finest Food Texas Construction Material Co. “SAND AND GRAVEL PRODUCERS” Capital Stock $1,000,000.00 HOUSTON, TEXAS Officers: E. A. FLETCHER Chairman of Board W. E. SAMPSON, ’08 President E. P. GEMMER Vice-President J. M. CARLEY Secretary-T reasurer Directors: J. M. CARLEY E. A. FLETCHER E. P. GEMMER W. H. GEMMER MRS. C. L. GRIFFITH W. E. SAMPSON S. G. SMALLEY R. C. REED T. S. REED 514 THE EXCHANGE STORE of the A. M. College is the store of the Cadets... the Student’s headquarters . . . All the books, stationery, and drawing materials that will be needed during the year will be found here. Your regulation uniforms, Stetson hats, Sam Browne belts, shoes, shirts, and in fact everything that is good in the military line, will be found in this store. We also keep in stock the very best lines of underwear, hosiery and toilet articles. This store is not run with the idea of money-making but merely for the con¬ venience of the student body, and goods bought by us are sold as cheaply as possible — just enough being added to pay running expenses. The A. M. College Exchange Store R. K. CHATHAM, Manager COLLEGE STATION TEXAS W. S. D. Clothiers “BRYAN’S MODERN MEN’S STORE” Where Aggies Like to Shop FEATURING SMART MEN’S WEAR AND COMPLETE REGULATION UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT t i V T X WIMBERLEY • STONE • DANSBY CLOZTKIERS BRYAN, TEXAS T JL ODAY, your Public Service Company has a heavy responsibility because its services are vital in modern methods of industry, in speeding up production and in saving time and effort in the home for more important wartime duties. Employees and management pledge fulfillment of this task to the limit of their resources. ★ FARRAR Lumber Company The largest and most complete stock of lumber and building material to be found anywhere in South Texas. HOUSTON, TEXAS PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Glass • Mirrors • Paints Aggies with our Houston office: S. B. MYERS, ’29 LT - H. SMITH, ’33 LT. CLINT HERRING USrd F eld” AnUlery SAMSCO MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES SAN ANTONIO MACHINE 6? SUPPLY CO. BRANCHES AT Corpus Christi - Harlingen - Austin - Waco PUBLICiiSEBVICE Comply • • • for Victory Today an d SECURITY tomorrow! Keep the Army of Dollars marching NOW against the enemy by buying War Savings Bonds and Stamps — the surest way that everyone can help to win the war! You needn’t be rich to do your part. War Bonds cost as little as $18.75, and War Stamps as little as 10 cents. And your money does double duty ... it helps win the war today and buys personal security for you in the years that lie ahead. ! !Jo J eep £lm ping. Keep on BUYING U. S. WAR BONDS and STAMPS 517 GIFFORD ' HILL CO., INC. •■PERCH HILL, ' 13 — President Washed and Graded SAND AND GRAVEL Uniform Tailor Shop ASPHALTIC CONCRETE Crushed ROCK READY ' MIX CONCRETE Phones: 7 ' 8194 ' L. D. 631 412 Texas Bank Bldg. DALLAS, TEXAS REGULATION UNIFORM Low Prices LOUISIANA PLANTS: Forest Hill Turkey Creek Trout Sicily Island Minden Guaranteed Fit TEXAS PLANTS: Dallas Allamore Texarkana Roanoke Hearne MENDL HORNAK Compliments of Lucchese Boot Company, Inc. ESTABLISHED 1883 MAKERS OF THE PERFECT ANKLE BREAK BOOT THE BOOT THAT GIVES SATISFACTION WE HAVE SUPPLIED AGGIES FOR MANY YEARS WITH SATISFACTORY BOOTS 101 W. Travis Street SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 518 JOE SOSOLIK The Official Longhorn Photographer offers his congratulations to the graduating class and reminds them that the portraits in this annual can be secured at any time. SPECIAL ATTENTION IS GIVEN TO ALL MAIL ORDERS ☆ It has been a pleasure to serve the Long ' horn staff this year—as it has been to serve the Aggies. ☆ THE AGGIELAND STUDIO North Gate COLLEGE STATION TEXAS 519 The most com ' plete line of Military Clothing and Accessories in the Southwest MILITARY SPORTSWEAR 1803 Elm J li- ' IJcth l You Loo mighty swan y in that new pair of JUSTINS You’ll get lots of com ' pliments when you wear style leading Jus¬ tin Cowboy Boots, be¬ cause Justin’s are al¬ ways first with the latest. Be sure your boots are branded Justin, made only in Fort Worth by The Justin Boys. The Justin Boys also make smart shoes men, including swanky military styles, that have the fit, feel and ' wear of the fa-J mous Justin Cow¬ boy Boots. “military boots MADE TO ORDER The Justin Boys also make fine Custom Grade officers’ field and dress boots. These boots are tailored perfectly m dre tailored to your individual ments. Justin Military are the choice of :quire- Boots discriminating Army Cadet Officers. H. J. JUSTIN SONS FORT WORTH •rown Oil Tools, Inc., is a manufacturer, sales and service organisation devoted to Texas’ No. 1 industry . . . OIL Southwest Stone Co. 1311 Santa Fe Bldg., Dallas, Texas Phone L. D. 510 RIP ' RAP ASPHALTIC CONCRETE CRUSHED STONE AGRICULTURAL LIME Plants Located Knippa and Chico, Texas; Stringtown, Okla. FIGHT ’EM AGGIES HOUSTON PAPER COMPANY Everything in Paper 520 The Nation’s need for speed demands trained men to build better equipment faster . . . trained men to use that equip¬ ment. C, Our country looks to men such as you to help bring Democracy through a try¬ ing period and prepare the way for peace and happiness in the years to come. HOUCK’S Boot Maying Shoe Repairing , at The North Gate Citizens National Bank of Waco Compliments of JB BRYAN WACO, TEXAS m BOTTLING CO., U. S. DEPOSITORY GEO. STEPHAN President QUALITY THROUGH THE YEARS... WHEN John Deere built his first steel plow over one hundred years ago, he chose the best materials available, and put all of his skill into shaping a plow bottom from a milbsaw blade. When complb mented on the completed job, he said: “I’ll never turn out a job that hasn’t in it the best that is in Lots of Luck, Seniors FROM oms THE HOUSE OF DIAMONDS Fort Worth Adhering to that principle down through the years, the John Deere organisation has grown from an humble blacksmith shop to twelve great fac ' tories and a sales and service organisation reaching into every farming section of the world. Today, John Deere Farm Equipment has outstand ' ing prestige due to continued growth of this long ' established belief among farmers — that the John Deere way of building equipment insures much more than a dollar’s worth of performance for every dollar of the purchase price. JUHN UEERE PLOW CO. DALLAS TEXAS JEWELRY SILVERSMITHING MEDALS and TROPHIES Dependable Banking Service FIRST STATE BANK TRUST CO. BRYAN, TEXAS T Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 522 To the Graduating Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty two I wish to extend my sincere congratulations on your achievements. Never in modern history has the world stood in greater need of real men with training and capabilities for vigorous, intelligent leadership. It gives me a sense of deep satisfaction to know that another group of Aggies is joining the vast alumni organisation with its ever¬ present goal of helpfulness and service. The state and your parents have made a well rounded education possible for you, and you in turn may enrich them by accepting responsibility with wisdom and strength which is traditional with Texas Aggies . A FRIEND OF THE COLLEGE YORK ICE MACHINERY CORPORATION Southwestern Headquarters Office HOUSTON, TEXAS Sub Branches at DALLAS — SAN ANTONIO and FORT WORTH Distributors in All Principal Cities Refrigeration Air Conditioning Factories at YORK, PENNSYLVANIA Houston s Leading Furniture Store 7 42YearsDependabIe — ServIce Fannin St. at Walker CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES To those of you now embarking upon your life’s work, we offer best wishes for success and congratulations upon the completion of your college course in your chosen professions. Texas Gulf Sulphur Company, Inc. Producers of Crude Sulphur Frank Bros. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS CAMERON DRILLING CONTROL Manufacturers AND Importers COMPLETION EQUIPMENT Jobbers of FOR HIGH PRESSURE MILITARY EQUIPMENT OIL AND GAS WELLS APPAREL AND INSIGNIA ★ A ' The South’s Largest Military Outfitters CAMERON IRON WORKS, INC. 711 MILBY HOUSTON, TEXAS HOUSTON PACKING CO. U. S. Government Inspected — Est. 271 For Masury Quality Insist on MASURY PAINTS A finish for every purpose, interior or exterior, on wood, metal, or concrete. JAMES BUTE COMPANY HOUSTON Texas Distributors Save $ 3 00 and More We make these hats in our own plant from the finest material and guarantee them to retain their original shape and color. Forty years experience are your assurance of high quality and complete satisfaction. Standard Hat Works Waco, Texas College Station ' Congratulations! Sjottefateink HOUSTON’S SMART STORE FOR MEN ' WOMEN ' AND BOYS! W. H. CURTIN COMPANY Domestic and Export LABORATORY APPARATUS, SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS AND CHEMICALS HOUSTON, TEXAS Compliments of Kerrville Bus Company, Inc. SAFE, RELIABLE ECONOMICAL BUS TRANSPORTATION Frequent Daily Service FROM COLLEGE STATION TO AUSTIN, SAN ANTONIO ALL WEST TEXAS Low Rates J [ew Buses Kerrville Bus Company, Inc. ‘‘Friendly Service” KERRVILLE TEXAS Compliments of JESSE H. JONES’ INTERESTS 526 “MORE POWER TO YOU PARTNERS!” Our electric power on the ground helps to put your fighting power into the air. It ' s your job to keep ' em flying up there, and it ' s our job to keep things humming down here. More power to you, partners, we ' re in this battle together for the duration! TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY HOWELL LUMBER CO. KEEP THEM FLYING, AGGIES! Dealers in Best Wishes Lumber and Builders’ Supplies to the BRYAN, TEXAS Finest School in America from DRUGS THE FOREMOST MILITARY TAILORS Toilet Goods, Drug Sundries Kodaks and Supplies Stationery E. R. EMMEL Sol Frank Military Supply Co. DRUGGIST Bryan Texas SAN ANTONIO 527 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES from SCHLUMBERGER Well Surveying Corp. HOUSTON ☆ J. C. PENNEY CO., Inc. BRYAN, TEXAS ☆ “Aggie Economy Center” UNIFORMS AND SUPPLIES ☆ TO ALL GRADUATES Our hearty congratulations upon your passing the most important milestone of your life. Whatever your career may be, lay stress upon the proper handling of money — be it large or small. And remember that a sound banking con ' nection will be an invaluable asset through the years to come. Houston “The Ban of Courtesy” ☆ MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION W. L. Macate e Sons, Inc. BUILDING MATERIALS Houston, Texas Founded 1860 WE SPECIALIZE IN FIRE BRICK AND ROCK WOOL INSULATION GREETINGS . . . TO OUR FRIENDS AT A. M. When in Houston, drop in and see us: MECHANICAL DRAWING INSTRU ' MENTS, FOUNTAIN PENS and DESK SETS, Leather ZIPPERS and RING BOOKS, Social STATIONERY—CALL ' ING CARDS __ Preston 8221 WILSON and INTmO CO. PRAIRIE AT FANNIN.....HOUSTON 528 m ★ TO MEET THE WARTIME DEMANDS FOR COLLEGE ' TRAINED MEN, THE SCHOOL YEAR AT THE AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE OF TEXAS IS ORGANIZED ON A 12 MONTHS BASIS, DIVIDED INTO THREE 16XVEEKS SEMESTERS, WITH ONE WEEK BETWEEN SEMESTERS. ★ A new student now can complete the regular four ' year course in two years and eight months, by continuous year-round attendance. Regular five-year courses may be com¬ pleted under the speed-up program in three years and four months. Never in the history of our country has the need for trained men been so great — men trained in the Arts and Sciences, Agriculture, Engineering, Veterinary Medicine — and the Art of War. ★ A TRAINED MAN CAN BE OF MORE SERVICE IN EITHER PEACE OR WAR. ★ The cost of attending the A. M. College of Texas remains at the lowest possible figure — for new students residing in Texas it will cost approximately $250 for the first semes¬ ter and $185 thereafter — making a total of approximately $620 for the first year of resi¬ dence, during which time the equivalent of one and one-half years of college credit may be obtained. ★ ★ For detailed information write to the Registrar, College Station, Texas. 529 Compliments, and how! from The Largest Store in the Largest City- in the Largest State Houston TEXAS OWNED TEXAS MINDED Jl, Keep Your Face to the Sunshine and the Shadows Will Fall Behind COMPLIMENTS tin HARDWARE CO. BRYAN, TEXAS TO THE CLASS OF ' 42 This is not the end of education but the beginning. And if the road ahead looks difficult, travel it with the courage and confb dence that is your American heritage. Our best wishes go with you. Humble Oil Refining Company A TEXAS INSTITUTION 530 SPEAKING OF BRANDS In song and story ... in l egend and lore, well known brands have been interwoven in the tradition of the South¬ west. And in foods and re¬ lated products there are brands that are symbolic in the tradition of good living in the Southwest. When it comes to coffee the brand that smacks of the tang of the outdoors with a richer, mellow aroma and robust flavor is Admiration! Switch to Admiration and climb an¬ other notch in good living. T4ir 531 Graduates of 1942 .. . Congratulations! Joske’s and the Youth of Southwest Texas have long been “good companions.” For Joske’s is more than just a store , it’s a personality . . . always hospitable, always ready to serve you through large stocks, newest fashions and values that let you keep to your budget. Young folks like the warm friendliness of this store and you see them here often, buying with the confidence they place in a real friend. Because of this deep friendship between Youth and a Store, Joske’s has grown steadily greater. It’s now con ' sidered one of the most beautiful stores in America . . . like a whole city of shops under one roof — always wait ' ing to please you, your family, your friends. BROTHERS ANY SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS La Salle Hotel Bryan’s Only Modern and Fireproof Hotel BOOKS UNIFORMS tV EQUIPMENTS ' H ' AGGIE SUPPLIES STUDENT CO-OP 532 J4. Cljapi TO CONTRIBUTE A PART TO A. M. TRAINING PROGRAM ☆ ☆ W. S ' . 8JL owS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 533 THE TEXAS AGGIES SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 1939, 1940 and 1941 The Aggies have always been Champs with us ☆ THE CASEY’S CONFECTIONERY “Y” THE AGGIELAND PHARMACY NORTH GATE J. F. CASEY W. M. SPARKS “Servmg Aggies 23 Tears” G. S. Parker Lumber Company AGGIES FIRST, LAST AND ALWAYS Bryan, Texas Fine Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry of all kinds Senior Class Rings for any Year Aggie Jewelry, Belt Buckles and Fobs CALDWELL’S JEWELRY STORE Bryan, Texas 535 AGGIE CLEANERS RECOGNIZED FOR QUALITY R. C. RAPP DIAL 4-4554 The 1942 Longhorn staff has thoughtfully specified . . . for information and prices write to The David J. Molloy Plant. 2857 NORTH WESTERN AVENUE CHICAGO ILLINOIS Compliments of Mission Provision Co., Inc. Ma ers of PILGRIM HAM AND BACON THE U. S. INSPECTED PACKING PLANT in SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS THE Y.M.C.A. BARBER SHOP AND VARSITY BARBER SHOP R. H. BALLERSTEDT, Prop. COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS Good Service has Made Our Business What It Is. Franks Insurance Agency R. C. FRANKS Fire, Life, Automobile Insurance 207 S. Main St. Ph. 2-1265 BRYAN, TEXAS 536 CAMPUS THEATRE BEN FERGUSON CHARLES TIGNER 537 A Symbol of Drilling Efficiency IN OIL FIELDS EVERYWHERE CITY NATIONAL BANK BRYAN, TEXAS ☆ Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation greyhound] s n,e,hin n OLD has been subtracted! ....BUT WE’VE aLtayd PREFERRED GREVHOUnD ANYWAY It was really a painless operation we performed on old “jalop” when we sent her tires off to war, because we can still travel better and less expensively, and save war material, too. How? By Grey¬ hound Super-Coach, of course! Grey¬ hound carries many more passengers per gallon of gas, per pound of rubber or metal than a private car. GREYHOUND fl Af £ Si 538 Do tile Wen of-A. W. • • It has been our privilege during the twenty years we have been in this bush ness, to meet many representatives of “A. M.” . . . It has been a pleasure to talk to the boys, who called at the office with their story of your various publications ... to see outstanding teams com peting for your great Institution in the field of Sports ... to know many “Exes” in business and industry ... to get acquainted with faculty members. No man can know “A. M.” and not understand something of its spirit and appreciate its contributions to character and leadership. Yours is a heritage worthy of finest effort. Never doubt the final out come so long as you continue to live up to these traditions. ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC. ☆ ☆ HOUSTON, TEXAS A complete advertising and merchandising service ☆ ☆ 539 THE DRISKILL AUSTIN HEADQUARTERS FOR A. M. FACULTY, ALUMNI AND STUDENTS ☆ CAFE COFFEE SHOP W. L. STARK, Manager JUNIOR UNIFORMS Tailored by HART, SCHAFFNER MARX We are prepared to serve the A. 6? M. Ca ' dets with hand-tailored uniforms from the fin ' est maker of men ' s clothes in America. Complete Military Dept. Under management of Jim Palmer, who has served the Cadet and Army Officer for the past 15 years. Associated with Mr. Palmer is Rafael Joseffy, A. o? M. graduate. Class of 1937. Fomby’s 509 E. HOUSTON ST. SAN ANTONIO Myers-Spalti Mfg. Co. Manufacturers and Wholesale Distributors of FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, UPHOLSTERING SPRINGS, GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHINGS AND BOATS Houston, Texas THANK YOU A. M. . . . for the liberal patronage with which you have favored us. 540 GREETINGS FROM BENGAL GUARDS — Admiration Coffee......................................... 531 The A. 6? M. College Exchange Store......................................515 Aggie Cleaners.............................................•..........536 The Aggieland Pharmacy....................................... 534 The Aggieland Studio...................................................519 Battelstein’s ..........................................................526 W. S. Bellows Construction Company.....................................533 Bengal Guards................................... 541 Brown Oil Tools, Inc....................................................520 James Bute Company...................................................525 Caldwell’s Jewelry Store. ................................................534 Cameron Iron Works, Inc................................... 525 Campus Theatre................................ 537 Casey’s Confectionery...................................................534 The Citizens National Bank of Waco......................................522 City National Bank, Bryan, Texas.........................................538 Coca ' Cola Bottling Co., Inc..............................................522 W. H. Curtin 6? Co., Inc.................................................526 John Deere Plow Company..............................................522 The Driskill...........................................................540 E. R. Emmel, Druggist..................................................527 Farrar Lumber Company................................................516 First State Bank fe? Trust Company........................................522 Foley Brothers.........................................................530 Fomby’s..............................................................540 Frank Brothers.........................................................525 Sol Frank Military Supply Company......................................527 Franks Insurance Agency................................................537 Gifford ' Hill fc? Co., Inc..................................................518 Greyhound Bus Company...............................................538 Gulf Publishing Company........................ 544 Haltom’s .............................................................522 Holick’s..............................................................522 Houston Packing Company..............................................525 Houston Paper Company................................................520 Howell Lumber Company.......................................... 527 Hughes Tool Company..................................................521 Humble Oil 6? Refining Company.........................................530 Hunt Tool Company....................................................538 Jesse H. Jones’ Interests.................................................526 Joske Brothers Company................................................532 H. J. Justin Sons.....................................................520 n D E X ☆ ☆ tv 542 Kerrville Bus Company..................................................526 King Candy Company..................................................514 La Salle Hotel.........................................................532 Lilly Ice Cream Company................................................514 Lucchese Boot Company, Inc.............................-................518 W. L. Macatee Sons, Inc...............................................528 Martha Washington Candies.............................................540 Mission Provision Company, Inc..........................................536 The David J. Molloy Plant...............................................536 Myers ' Spalti Mfg. Company.............................................540 The National Bank of Commerce.........................................528 Oil Center Tool Company...............................................535 Parker Astin Hardware Company.........................................530 G. S. Parker Lumber Company...........................................534 J. C. Penney Company, Inc............... 528 Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company..........................................516 The Registrar, A. 6? M. College..........................................529 Ring 6? Brewer........................................................520 Rogers ' Gano Advertising Agency, Inc......................................539 Sakowits Brothers................... 534 San Antonio Machinery 6? Supply Co....... 516 San Antonio Public Service Co...........................................516 Schlumberger Well Surveying Corp.......................................528 Southwest Stone Co....................................................520 Standard Hat Works...................................................525 Stowers Furniture Store.................................................524 Student Co-Op.........................................................532 Texas Construction Material Company......... 514 Texas Electric Service Company..........................................527 Texas Gulf Sulphur Company, Inc........................................524 Uniform Tailor Shop...................................................518 Varner’s Jewelry.......................................................514 Varsity Barber Shop....................................................536 W. S. D. Clothiers.....................................................516 A. M. Waldrop 6? Company.............................................514 Wilson Stationery 6sP Printing Co..........................................528 Wyatt Metal 6? Boiler Works............................................523 The Y. M. C. A. Barber Shop...........................................536 York Ice Machinery Corp................................................524 ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ i n d e 543 ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ Q S n looking through this yearbook, one seldom realizes the countless hours, even days, of work and planning done by the editors to produce an outstanding annual. The editors’ supervision includes everything from the first idea of a theme to the countless details of art work, layouts, photographs, copy, engravings and printing. Thus our greatest interest has been to work in the spirit of cooperation and relieve the editors wherever possible of some of their work and worry. 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