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

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: - 3E j g hc CiactWiS t025|)BI :B 1 . j u f Walter Marshall Vill.l m Si ' lawn, Ph. D. President of the University nf Texas ; i fet 3Ig - »«= :

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4 fel . {jghc C2tCtV4!S 2fi T = OFFICERS Henry J. LuTCHKR Stark Mrs. H. J. O ' Hair E. J. Mathews REGENTS Terms expire January, 1925 Tucker Royall Hexry J. Lutcher Stark .... H. A. Vroe Terms expire January. 1927 Earl C. Haxkamer Charles B. Marsh ' Mrs. H. J. O ' Hair ChdiniKiii ' ice-Chairman Secretarx Palestine Orange . A ustin Sour Lake A ustin Coleman Terr)js expire January. 1929 R. G. Storey W. S. Whaley Dr. Joe S. Wooten . Dallas Cleburne . Austin Stark, Chainnan Top row — Marsh, Hankamer, Wroe, Whaley, Storey Bottom row — O ' Hair, Stark, Splawn, Wooten Page ij J I I

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[Ghc Cie»CtM-g 1925 i t It • Hi r X To Students of 192,4=151 2, ' To thi students of the Univeruty during the session of iQ2 -ig2 A S you turn the pages of this yearbook, ou will ■ ' be reminded of incidents both relatively trivial and important. In later years some things that appeared trivial during the session of 1924-1925 will seem to have been more important, while other things that were regarded as of much importance at the time you will come to believe were, after all, more or less trixial. Tennyson made old Ulysses say, I am a part of all that I have met. If that be true, you will be interested in the days to come, to consider the influences upon your life and the associations with students and faculty members at the University of Texas in the last ■year of the first quarter of the twentieth century. I am sure that it will always be pleasant to read this book, because you have found life at the University wholesome, stimulating, and helpful. . ( O Page IQ