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

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of lE urattan litlliam rnria S uttan JOrait uf IcQutatianal Srpartmrnt Educational Administration William Seneca Sutton, LL.U., Professor and Dean of Educational Department HisTOEY OF Education Frederick Eby, Ph.D., Associate Professor Philosophy of Education A. Caswell Ellis, Ph.D., Professor and Director of Exten- sion Department L. W. Sackett, Ph.D, Instructor Ralph E. Carter, M.A., Instructor Jet C. Winters, B.A., Instruuctor Art of Teaching J. Carleton Bell, Ph.D., Professor C. T. Gray, M.A., Instructor i partm nt nf lExt nstnn A. Caswell Ellis, Ph.D., Director L. W. Payne, Ph.D., Head of the Division of Correspondence Instruction Ethel Barron, Registrar E. D. Sliurter, Ph.D., Head of the Division of Public Discussion John A. Lomax, M.A., Head of the Division of Public Lectures and Publicity Charles B. Austin, M.A., Head of the Division of Public Wel- fare Amanda Stolzfus L.I., Lecturer on Rural Schools Jessie P. Rich, B.S., Lecturer on Domestic Economy m vf B hK

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(§fCxttt nf tlj Alumtti AHBartatton President ' ice-President Secretary-Treasurer C. K. Lee, Fort Worth John W. Philp, Dallas John A. Lomax, ' 97, Austin lExptuttDP Qlounril Will C. Hogg, Houston, LL.B., ' 97 Dr. D. H. Lawrence, M., ' 02, Galveston Dr. ilargaret Holliday, Austin, A., ' 01, M. D., ' 06 H. J. L. Stark, ' 10, Orange D. A. Frank, Dallas, A., ' 05, L., ' 03 H. D. Audrey, Dallas, A., ' 99, L., ' 01 (§nx SI|trtiftl| Anmu rfiarg The Campus is going to be the scene of a real celebration this commencement. Thirty years of pent-up energy, thirty years of success, progress, go, good spirit and fellowship will run nuirathon-like around Clark Field and the Perip, and only those who neglect to come for this, the thirtieth anniversary of the University, will fail to get the laurel wreath at the end of the first lap. To Major Littlefield of Austin must redound the credit for fostering this anniversary movement. The aimable Major, as- sisted by Tom D. Caldwell, has succeeded in raising the sum of five thousand dollars from the merchants and business men of Austin, which sum is to be expended for no otiier purpose than the merriment, jollification, and edification of our returning alumni. The Au.stin Chamber of Commerce, headed by Secre- tary Vining, is also behind this movement, and every physical effort is being made to out-countenance any previous ' arsity reunion. The plan calls for a number of interesting events. Jack Garrett has been asked to again foist his Varsity Circus on an unsuspecting public. Doctors Mather and Kuehne have trans- formed the Physics lab into a moving picture forum in order to produce suitable films for exhibition on Clark Field. The campus and the shady lanes will be illuminated ; there will be the usual barbecue at the dam, the usual speech making, perigri- nusings of famous alumni. Even the Globraskers have been prevailed upon to produce a real comedy. Up to this time, however, no provisions have been made for the Milky Way. The thirtieth anniversary promises to be the big event. The alumni are making some strides these days.