THE DAILY BULLETIN
VOL. XX
COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1937.
No. 85.
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The students listed below are ex- Jenkins, J. W.
cused for absences from classes | Jackson, J. D.
and other routine duties for the
reason given:
(SICK)
January 20
Albrecht, A. B. Luckenbach, A. A.
Anthony, W. S. Lutz, H. H.
Allen, C. E. LaFleur, C. C.
Arendale, J. M. Lynch, S. T.
Allen, J. C. Leach, A. B.
Buttrill, Carrol Murdock, W. E.
Boling, Murray, Wm.
Brewster, O. F. Munn, Woodrow
Ball, F. E. McKenzie, Blevins.
Bell, Chas. Miller, Jerry
Bibbs, J. C. MecCreight, C. C.
Burchfield, R. W. McCain, A. V.
Bristley, iP Metz, T. W.
Bielstein, W. J.g Mueller, W. L.
Blasingame, J. J. McBride, C.
Brown, H. Moss, C. W.
Beinhorn, W. A. McGee, R. B.
Bortel, Arthur Mayhew, C. M.
Barnes, R. C. McFarland, A. M.
Counts, W. M. Mann, B.
Coston, Zed McElroy, R. A.
Chapman, L. R. Murphy, D. Jr.
Christian, C. McLendon, D. H.
Chevaillier, L. B. McDonald, W. E.
Crutchfield, J. C. Mitchell, B. E.
Cook, D. A. Myers, W.
Conley, P. T. Marble, H. H.
Carrington, Joe MecGlothlin, E.
Crouch, Leroy Manley, H.
Colgin, C. H. Marks, T. S.
Cotfey, Clayton Nicolai, E. O.
Dodd, C. L. Null, L. B.
DuPuy, J. A. Nagel, Gilbert
Dobyns, R. P. Newman, C. A.
Davis, F. L. Parker, Colvin
Dunwoody, B. C.
Dexter, J. F.
Davis, B. F.
DeWare, C. A.
Davis, E. E.
DeArnold, G. T.
Edens, L. .
Erisman, R. E.
Eads, Richard
Ellis, S. A.
kllzey, J. G.
Elliot, F. B.
Erwin, H. M.
Elrod, H. E.
Fannin, 'C. C.
Freund, C. T.
} R. W.
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Gardner, W. H.
Corry, W. C.
Duncan, A. K
Killen, B. R.
Delay,
Daggett, W. M.
Hollingsworth, J. F.
Crow, L. M.
Jones, J. M.
Pope,, R. C.
Pritchett, Oris
Phillips, P. D.
Petterson, L. L.
Parker, J. L.
Rouse, C. B.
Ragsdale, J. E.
Rountree, C.
Roesner, E. H.
Riley, A. G.
Roland, Richard
Rice, B.
Randal, J. B.
Rhea, J. G.
Rhoads, L. W.
Rhoads, J. W.
Ridgeway, J. R.
Rollins, J. G.
Ramsay, M.
Robinson, R. R.
Scott, H. T.
Spencer, R. S.
Smith, T. N.
Shanks, W. P.
Shaw, W. P.
Simms, O. M.
Stribling, S. E.
Smith, J. E.
Stewart, J. C.
Silverstone, H. D.
Sauer, C. F.
Sada, E. M.
Stinson, Jack
Shiels, R. F.
Stevens, T. D.
Scales, W. W.
Tarwater, S. L.
Tolleson, C. L.
Todd, F. T.
Willson, H. C.
White , J.A.
Winkel, Raymond
Walker, J. M.
Jennings, Chas. Wilson, W. P.
White, Hammond
Jackson, A. T. Wilkinson, A. L.
Kissman, E. C. . Wenmohs, M. C.
Kelly, W. H. Wilde, E. L.
Kawabata, H. H. Wheeler, Geo. or
Keller,~W. O. Williamson, Joe
Kitching, J. H. Womack, A
Kunz, da Yarber, Bundy
Knapp, K. K. ;
January 21
~~ (GUARD)
Bentley, G. E.
Bering, A. C
ron 9 A. M. Jan. 20 to 9 A. M. Jan.
Woodruff, C. W.
Hardwicke, C.
FRANK G. ANDERSON
Commandant
7 REGISTRATION FOR THE
SECOND SEMESTER
Registration for the second se-
mester will be held in accordance
with the schedule as printed on
Page 1 of the Official Schedule
of Classes. Fees may be paid at
the Cashier’s Office, beginning
‘Monday, February 1. Students are
urged to pay their fees during
this week and have their receipts
stamped at the Commandant’s of-
fice, as in doing so, they will be
saved some valuable time in regis-
tration on the regular days. If
fees have been paid prior to your
time of registration, you should re-
port to the SOUTH entrance of
the Administration Building where
assignment cards will be issued.
If fees have not been paid, you
should report to the WEST en-
trance of the Administration Build-
ing where a line will be formed to
the Cashier’s Office for the pur-
pose of paying fees. After your
fees are paid, you will then be
able to report to the South entrance
of the Administration Building for
your assignment card.
I should like to call the atten-
tion of all students to the official
curricula as printed on Pages4-8
of the Official Schedule of Classes.
You will note that there are cer-
tain section numbers assigned to
each Curriculum. Students are urge
to use these sections in making out
their program of studies for the
second semester. For example, if
ASSEMBLY HALL
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SATURDAY 10:30 P. M.
Admission 15¢
you are a sophomore Civil Engi-
neering students, you should take
your courses from sections 70-71.
If you are a junior Mechanical
Engineering student, you should
make your selections from sections
130-131. If all students will use
their proper sections in making
out their program of studies, there
will be less confusion in the actual
process of registration on Saturday
and Monday, Feb. 6 and 8.
The authorities of the College
will appreciate full cooperation of
all students in helping us make
registration for the second semes-
ter as easy as we possibly can
for all concerned. ) :
E. J. Howell, Registr
NOTICE: There will be a meet-
ing of the A. & M. Ex — 4-H Club
Member’s Association in the Y-
Chapel at 7:20 Tonight. Mr. E. N.
mgreen will speak.