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9 OFFICIAL NOTICES EXCUSED AT 3:30 P. M. (official) Under Par.61 of the College Regula- tions the following are excused from classes today at 3:30 p.m.: Baker, S. J. Bauknight, J. M. Bell, L. C. Bryant, A. C. Hightower, J. T. Hillin, H, A. Johnson, J. D. Kishi, T. Koerth, G. E. Kyle, S. M. Meador, J. R. Rogers, H. L, Schuenemann, H. W. Tucker, H. H. Williams, Jack The entire student body is excused at 4:00 p.m. CHARLES PURYEAR, Dean. B——. i — -— i ABSENT STUDENTS. (official) The following students who were absent on the date specified below come under the followin paragraphs of the absence rule: April 2, 1925. (a) Allen, E. J. Bayless, R .E. Bovell, W. T. Boyt, E. V. Chapin, A. V, Criswell, J. F. Dashiell, W. N. » : Dickey, C. A. Dillard, G. C. Duncan, W. B. Edmundson, J. S. Fischer, N, Floyd, J. H. Franklin, C. S. Guelfi, P. Hamilton, V. A. Harris, A. T. Jensen, J. G. Kunitz, M. R. McGraw, L. G. Matthews, C, L. Matthews, T. L. Miller, T. L. Moore, J. L. Morgan, C. M. Orr, J. E. Pate, W. C. Patton, O. Petzing, W. N. Pfaff, A. G. Smith, L. D. Speed, C. D. Thurmond, R. H. Tickle, H, F. Townsend, F. H, (b) Bickle, L. A. Irwin, K. W. Langhammer, U. Thomas, D. L. C. C. TODD, Commandant. Consolidated First In Interscholastic Meet Is First In Athletic Events and Ties For First in Literary The A. and M. Consolidated School will have several entries in the lit- erary and athletic contests at the dis- trict interscholastic meet which will be held at the College in April, by having won first places in several events. The first place winners in the liter- ary division who will enter the dis- trict meet and the division in which they won are as follows: Senior high school declamation, Es- telle Meyers; junior girl high school declamation, Bertha Humbert; junior boy declamation, William Matthews; extemporaneous speaking, Catherine Mitchell; junior spelling, Marquez Ehlinger. Consolidated lost only one first place in the declamation con- tests, first place going to the senior boy division of Millican. Bryan won first place in debates. Consolidated had no debating team entry. Consolidated tied with Millican for first place in total score in the liter- ary events, both schools scoring 67 1-2 points. Steep Hollow 15, Harvey 20, and Smetana 5. In the athletic meet Consolidated won the meet by the score of 164 points as compared to Kurten’s 47, her nearest competitor for first honors. Millican was third with 13 points, Steep Hollow 10, and Tabor 5. Rupert Barron and Allan Kraft of Consolidated tied for first for high point man in the athletic events, each with a total of 16 1-4 points. Second place was won by Erwin Lawless of Kurten with 15 points. The all-around county champion- ship in the high school division goes to Consolidated and in the rural div- ision to Steep Hollow. Bryan was next with 42; NEW CLOTHES FOR EASTER | . and the R. V. festivities that follow. See the many handsome Suits here that well-dressed young men will wear this season. Tailored by hand— Correctly styled— Ready to put on— Many with extra trousers— $25 — $30 — $35 The newest furnishings too for street or dress wear. I. K. LAWRENCE BRYAN ORR OROROROLOLOROLOROLOROSOLOLOROSOLOROZOLOLOROLORC Aggies Meet Mustangs On Kyle Field Today Dope Favors Locals Local fans will have their first op- portunity to see the Aggies in a con- ference baseball game when the Farm- ers meet the Mustangs on Kyle Field this afternoon at 4:10, Comparing the two teams on the basis of the dope so far it would seem that the Farmers have a considerable edge. While the Farmers made a very good showing against the Minnesota nine, the Mustangs were defeated most in- gloriously by that barnstorming ag- gregation from the North. aera RESERVATIONS FOR GUESTS MUST BE IN BY SATURDAY Reservations for guests during the R. V. period must be turned in at room 26 Milner by 6:00 p.m. Satur- day, April 4. Accommodations will be offered in the Y. M. C. A. unless reservations warrant the use of a dor- mitory. A fee of 50c per night for each guest must be paid when the reservation is made. H. D. DUCKETT, Social Secretary. reels in Leave your old plate and order for engraved cards at the Publicity Office, or select new styles from sample cards. Orders handled promptly at a saving of 15%..
