The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938, November 09, 1916, Image 1

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    THE DAILY BULLETIN
Published daily (except Mondays) by the A. and M. Print Shop forcirculationamongstudents,
faculty, and campus residents.
Vol. II. College Station, Texas, Thursday, November 9, 1916. No. 42.
Schedule for Waco Trip.
The following memorandum
concerning the Waco trip was is
sued today from the Comman
dant’s office:
Headquarters Corps of Cadets
Agricultural & Mechanical College ofTexas
College Station, Texas.
MEMORANDUM:
1. Trip to Waco.
Reveille .... 5:30
Assembly . , . 5:45
Police Call . . . 5:50
Mess Call . . . 6:00
Assembly . . . 6:05
1st Call .... 6:45
Assembly . . . 6:50
2. Regiments will be marched
to the station by Regimental
Commanders. They will be di
rected to the trains there. The
regiments will march down i n
column of squads in normal or
der; that is, A, B, C, etc.
3. Cars will be marked with
letter of company and number of
regiment, front to rear, begin
ning with A.
4. Each company will have one
car. Captains will be responsi
ble for their cars. They will
have a guard detailed for the
trip. These guards will be post
ed at the doors Cadets are not
allowed to leave the train. Cap
tains will report any damage done
to the car and name of cadet who
did it.
5. Supply officers of each reg
iment will report to the Com
mandant at the station at 6:50.
They will each bring a piece of
chalk.
6. On arriving at Waco, orders
will be issued when to detrain.
Each company will fall in, in col
umn of squads, opposite its car,
and await orders.
7. Uniform: Black shoes, gray
blouse and trousers, gray cap,
white gloves.
8. Arms: Rifle, belt and bayo
net.
9. Cadets confined to the cam
pus may go with'their companies.
10 Friday for drill the band
will turn out.
Uniform: Blouse, gray trous
ers, gloves, black slides, cap.
The corps will be formed for
parade in “line of masses” on the
drill ground, west of Goodwin
Hall, facing north. All officers
will look up their duties and com
mands. Captains will see that
their companies are divided into
platoons of four squads each.
11. The freshman squad for
exhibition drill will report to
Lieut. Morris on the football field
at Waco at 2:15 p. m sharp.
12. Cadets will be at liberty
from after the parade*, until 9:50
p. m., when they will “fall in” at
the stacks preparatory to march
ing to the train.
By order of the Commandant.
O. S. GRAY,
Cadet Capt & Adjt.