University of Texas Austin - Cactus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Phi Beta Kappa. Charter Members. Ii ' i:v. Vai;m;i! H. lIi cs. ' ' Alpha nl ' ( ■(Hinectic-ul. 1S71. Aii.-tin. lUiV. I ' DWAifD B. A ' i;i ;ii r. Alpha ot Ohio, 1859, Austin. Sylvestki! Piinii:i;. I ' li. K. Alpha n ' !Massaeliusett . is j. Aiisiin. l(il;(iAN (Ai.i AWAY. .1|;.. I ' ll. I».. . lplia n( : rar laii(l. issl. Au tiii. Mii. ' i ' ii.x .1. I ' lLiiCM. I ' ll. !).. M. I .. (iaiiiiiia ni I ' ciiiisvhaiiia. ISSV. San . iitiiiii( K } is W. Fay. I ' ii. D.. . lpha of .MaiAlaiid. l.ss:i. Austin. Wii.i.iA.M T. : Iatiii:i;. I ' m. D.. lirta { Massaeliu-ctts. IS.Sii. Austin. CiiAKi.KS S. Tiio.MP-d.v. r.. . .. Alpha of .Massachiisotts, 1887, Jlilwauket ' . Waiixici; Fitk. I ' m. ! .. Zrli t I ' cnnsyhania, iSSi). Bloom inpton. liul. ,MAia;AUi:T H. WixnsiJi;. I ' li. 1!.. Thola of Xe« York. IS!). ., . nslin. I1i:m;y 1 . (;i;i:y, I ' ii. D.. l-lta i.f Xcw V .rk. Isd:. I ' alo Altn. CalilVirnia. IJay.mo.mi I). Mii.i.i:i;, I ' li. I)., Alpha of Marvland, l!in:i. Sviacusc X. Y. Elected in 1908. I ' riiY 1?. Ti:i;iii;i,L. I-:i.i:a. ik I ' icki.i:y. . . xii: SoH i:i,i.. CoKiwi: ( ' . irn.i:n(ii:. .Sa. i .1. Wii.i.i.uis. h ' . ' . l- ' (i i.i:i;. W. (). KixsoLviNd. M u; K. IIiam.ktt. IMIN ITorsTKTTKl!. ' l)(. ' c-( ' asL ' (l.

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The Rustic Order of Ancient and Honorable Rusty Cusses Officers. Lniiilhinl ( ' .( ' . ' I ' lUIir. Oimseer ' I ' , 1 . I ' khkins. Cottrn-nrighrr P.. H. ( ' ohh. 8to re-he e per (i. A. Odam. Ilen-setter 1 1 . ( ' . Pohtki!. Pig-slopper A. ] )vs. ii r. Bouxlahout (i. M. Ttio:mar. Waier-hoij W. IT. TIaiuus. Ploir-slinl-er V. A. Dadter. Coir-jiiieer 1«. A. Wood. Crirrespdiidi ' iit In I ' diliml- Wirl-li ( ' . S. Perkins. Reubens. J. P.. Atkinson-. : r. ( ' . ( ' RAWioifh. V. II. IIarkis. . . Lefevre. T. P. Peece. T. J. Ball. . . Dysart. J. IIind.s. (i. A. Odaji. C. M. Tiioma.s. C.W.Bailey. W. . . Darter. J. F. Kixg. C. S. Perkixs. C, ( ' . ruriTT. M. C ' ALLA •AY. ( ' . I-;- i. iETT. AV. E. Xeei.ey. T. p. Perkixs. li. ' riKNICR. E. B. Cobb. L. H. Feldiiake. D. C. Lii ' scomh. IT. C. Porter. 1.. ( ' . Va(;ni:r. Jim Cook. AV. G. Gillis. E. P. LiPsroMn. .1. E. QrAin. l. . . Wooh. ' j. Rubentes in Facultate. J. Hi NFS. L. ( ' . Wagner. I). ( ' . Lii sco:mh. Rubentes in Urbe. Rubentes in Prep-Facultate. ' V. B. Peece. .Mm Cuok. C. r». SAfTTir. Ancient Order of Ancient and Honorable Rusticusses. ever sints adam and e -e planted lliere fir.st crop of cotton and corn and ligs in there garden the nisticns.ses has been a flourishing order, they have scattered to nearl.v every part of the world but wherever you find them they are doing ver.v well consider- ing there circumstances, the clan here at the university of texas i.s a chip off of the old block, all the reubens have been working very well this season and are tolerably well up with there work, crops is looking fine at present and all the reubens are in pretty good spirits, peddlers and candidates has been .scarcer than usual this .vear and no book agents has been in ibis .settlement at all so far this year, their are nine new work hands on the planta- tion this lime and we are thinking of making some im- provements around the barn- yard before long, old beck needs a new roof on her .sta- ble mighly bad and the hog- pens and henliouses is all ramshackled about so that Ilicy are not worth anylhiu liardly at all. if we ralcli time to let the hands clean out that elm thicket during wet weather this summer we can have plenty of poles and boards to fix up the place like it ought to be and make it look like something, that elm thicket land will sure make a fine crop nest year. the reubens all hope that by laying by time they will have a prospect for a fine crop .so they will not have to work next year to make what they (ivighl to have made this year, cvcrylhing is doing nicely now and all the reubens are looking forward to big meet- ing time and expecting to be able to eat more water mel- ons this summer tiuiii ever. ill the good old reiibeu style tlu ' y wish everyboily well and hope to do well there- selves, each reuben tries to be satisfied with what he has got and to make the best use of it po.s.sible and each one has something to be proud of.