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THE TEXAS AGGIE
Friday, December 5, 1941
have ever gone thru a siege
like this one of mine you can’t
realize how much they are ap-
preciated.
From all the dope I can get,
this illness of mine normally runs
a convalescent period of from 8 to
6 months. I have been off since
the first week of September and
My Doctor tells he will release
me in about 4 more weeks, as good
as ever. On the optimistic side he
told me one day that the surest
way to live to 70 is to find my
trouble at 30. This probably means
I won’t be able to play any more
football and that a certain amount
of care and possibly some diet
may be necessary in the future,
altho I feel right now as tho I
can still beat “Puny” and “Bull”
down under a good Louie Miller
punt.
Mac, please give ail the boys my
very best regards. It would really
be a pleasure to walk around the
old place Thursday and see some
of the old timers but that will have
to be held up another couple of
years,
Thanks and best regards,
Jack Evans, ’24
E. C. “ERNIE” JOHNSON is back
on the job now after being out
most of the summer due to illness.
He is with the Soil Conservation
Service at Dublin, Texas.
HERBERT M. TATUM was
elected president of the Dallas sec-
tion of the Texas Society of Archi-
tects at a recent dinner of that
organization. Tatum is an outstand-
ing architect in Dallas and lives at
45563 Fairway.
1925
J. W.“JOHNNIE” GALBRAITH,
of the firm of Hansen and Gal-
braith, Road and Bridge Con-
tractors, lives at 607 W. Buffalo
Avenue, Cleburne, Texas. At the
present time he gets his mail at
Box 229, Cuero. He is married and
has three children.
JOHN J. LEDBETTER, JR. is
a major in the U. S. Army at Fort
Sam Houston and is living at 951
Bailey Avenue, San Antonio, Tex-
as.
~ CAPT. EDWARD R. McCHES-
NEY is on extended tour of duty
with the 30th F. A., Camp Roberts,
Calif.
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Telephone 7555
MARCUS H. MULLER is First
Lieutenant with the Quartermaster
Corps at the Port of Embarkation,
Oakland, California. His address is
410 Fairmount Avenue, of that city.
He finds his work most interest-
ing, although his outfit is almost
entirely colored.
PHILLIP E. SAYERS is owner
of Sayers and Sons, 6200 Hardy
Street, Houston, Texas. They deal
in poultry and dairy feeds, baby
chicks and supplies.
WM. A. WURZBACH, JR,, is re-
siding at 330 Elizabeth Road, San
Antonio. Wurzbach is with the
American Overall Company and is
getting along splendidly.
1926
ROBERT B. REILLY, 5151 Mon-
ticello, Dallas, is still employed by
the Austin Road Company and at
present is helping put in the larg-
est concrete slab in the world at
Ellington Field.
CAPTAIN KIRK H. SCOTT is
on active duty stationed at A. C.
Wright Field, Ohio. His address is
1528 Meriline Avenue, Dayton,
Ohio.
CAPTAIN D. G. “PINKY” TAL-
BOT is commanding Co. “F”, 1st
Armored Regiment, Fort Knox,
Kentucky. At the present time he
has just returned from maneuvers
in South Carolina.
1927
J. P. ADKERSON is with the
Texas Public Service Company,
Austin, and makes his home at 1006
Woodland, of that city.
MAJOR H. E. BELSHER is lo-
cated at 937 Cambridge Oval, San
Antonio, Texas, where he is as-
signed to the office of the con-
structing quartermaster, Eighth
Zone, Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
CAPTAIN CLARENCE R.
DAVIS is on active duty assigned
to the 7th Material Squadron, Air
Corps, Clark Field, Fort Stotsen-
burg, Pampanga, Philippine Islands.
O. P. GILL is with the Petty
Geophysical Engineering Company
of San Antonio and at the present
time is located at Columbus, Tex-
as, where he gets his mail at Box
696.
MAJOR RICHARD H. JONES is
on active duty with the 31 A. R.
(Light), Fort Knox, Kentucky. Be-
fore being called to active duty,
Jones was principal in one of the
Houston schools.
CHARLES WIMBERLY is liv-
ing at 1804 Huldy Street, Houston,
Texas.
MACK WOODRUM is county
agent of Dickens County with head-
quarters at Spur, Texas.
1928
CAPTAIN GEORGE BOCK will
begin his second year of active
duty this month. He is stationed at
the Office of Const. Q. M., Ft.
Sill. His home address is 808 C
Avenue, Lawton, Okla.
GEORGE LESIKAR has been on
active dutiy since December 1940.
He is now a captain attached to
the Department Signal Office, San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
LADDIE J. LESIKAR is in the
electrical contracting business at
Palestine, Texas, and has the con-
tract for electrical work on the
$150,000 building under construct-
ion on the campus which is to
house the AAA and other Federal
agencies.
LESTER P. TROTTER is em-
ployed by the Lone Star Gas Com-
pany at Dallas.
CAPTAIN L. D. “RODEO”
SMITH is on active duty in the
Recreation Office, Ft. Sill.
1929
R. E. DANSBY is now “Divis-
ional Mud Engineer” for Stanolind
Oil and Gas Company and lives in
South Houston.
Robert H. Gardner is living at
3205 Tampa Street, Houston, where
| he is employed by the Austin Com-
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INSURANCE COMPANY
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Longview, Texas
“Texas Best for Best Texans”
W. M. Sparks, Chairman of the Board
Legal Reserve
Roberts, V. Pres. and Actuary
THY mee
pany, which is building the new
$52,000,000 chemical plant for the
Dow Chemical Company.
LIEUTENANT JACK W. KEL-
LY is on active duty with the 7th
Material Squadron, Air Corps, just
recently transferred from Albu-
querque, New Mexico, to Clark
Field, Fort Stotsenburg, Pampanga,
Philippine Islands.
HENRY P. KNOLLE, Sandia,
has just returned from a twe weeks
trip to Canada made for the pur-
pose of purchasing a Jersey bull
for the Knolle Jersey Farm.
L. J. STARR has resigned as vo-
cational agricultural teacher at
Brady to accept a position as
agronomist with Godchaux Sugars,
Inc., Reserve, Louisiana.
FRANCIS C. TURNER, U. S.
Public Roads Administration, 515
14th Street, N. W., Washington,
D. C., has been with that office
since leaving the Public Roads Ad-
ministration office at Little Rock.
He is engaged in defense highway
activities, and would like to see
some more A. & M. men in his
section of the country.
1930
L. H. “BEAUTY” MOON is sup-
erintendent for the Grace Oil Com-
pany, 1615 Commerce Building,
Houston, Texas. He lives at 3136
Lafayette, Houston, is married and
has a daughter two and a half
years of age.
RAYMOND E. NEAL still gets
his mail at Box 550, Hugo, Okla-
homa, where he is with the Com-
munity Natural Gas Company.
JACK L, NEWMAN is with the
U. S. Engineers, Sacramento Dis-
trict, California. Other A. & M.
men in this district at MAJOR M.
D. WEINERT, ’21, and PAUL
GUYER, ’26. Major Weinert is
Executive Ass’t. to the District
Engineer and Mr. Guyer is in
charge of the specifications sec-
tion.
JOHN W. RICHARDS is with
the Hygeia Milk Produl:s Com-
pany at Harlingen, Texas.
FIELD SCOVELL of 4113 Pres-
cott Avenue, Dallas, is selling ath-
letic equipment at Rawlings Sport-
ing Goods Company, St. Louis, Mo.
CAPTAIN HARVEY R.
STREIGLER is on active duty with
the Air Corps at Ellington Field.
His home address is 2710 Rose-
wood, Houston, Texas.
1931
CAPTAIN EARL J. BERRY-
HILL is stationed at the Pendleton
Air Base, Pendleton, Oregon and is
looking forward to the Washington
State-Texas Aggie football game
on December 6.
PORTER C. GENTRY gets his
mail at Box 202, Marshall, Texas,
where he is head of the Agricul-
tural Department of the College of
Marshall. Gentry formerly was
school superintendent at Justin,
Texas.
A post-card from CAPTAIN
GRAHAM M. HATCH, JR. declares
that he is enjoying his active duty
in Hawaii.
FORREST R. McINTOSH is em-
ployed by the Navy in the Aircraft
Radio Department at the Naval Air
Station in San Diego. His residence
address is 425 Nevada Street, El
Monte, California.
J. L. NORTON is employed by
P. O. B. Montgomery, contracto:/,
who is building an addition to Camp
Wolters at Mineral Wells. His ad-
dress is 203 Harcourt Street,
Weatherford, Texas.
GUY W. PUNTCH is living at
918 Lawrence, Tyler, Texas. He is
area supervisor for the State De-
partment of Public Welfare.
CAPTAIN PODGE M. REED is
on active duty with the U. S. Air
Corps at Barksdale Field, Louisi-
ana, where he gets his mail at
Box 194. He reports he is working
mighty hard getting their cadets
trained, and that he is afraid he
will not get to see a ball game this
season.
Selectee RALPH M. SAWYER
is now a buck Sgt. and is doing
classification work in the Reception
Center at Fort McPherson, Ga., but
will return to the Coca-Cola bus-
iness upon his release.
HOMER E. THOMPSON has
been granted a military leave by
the A. & M. Extension Service. At
the present time his address is 326
Arcadia Place, San Antonio.
1932
A. LINTON BATJER is a cap-
tain in the field artillery located
at Fort Sam Houston. He and his
family are living at 318 Pershing,
San Antonio. He has a daughter
and a son.
CAPTAIN OLIVER J. GUSE-
MAN is commanding a heavy main-
tenance company for motor repairs
at Fort Bliss, Texas.
LT. ALVIN R. LUDECKE’S ad-
dress is now Office of the Military
Attache, American Embassy, Bo-
gota, Colombia, S. A.
JAMES B. TURNER of Albion,
Ill., is employed by the Sun Pipe
Line Company of Ill. as superin-
tendent.
CAPTAIN WALTER J. FAULK
is living at 1522 Highland Boule-
vard, San Antonio, Faulk has been
transferred to the 15th Field Ar--
tillery Battalion, where he is as-
signed as Battalion Executive.
JAMES M. ORMAN was recent-
ly promoted to a Captain and is
on duty with Hq. F. A. Replace-
ment Training Center, as assistant
personnel officer, Fort Sill, Okla-
aoma. His residence address is 111v
Laird, Lawton, Oklahoma.
CAPTAIN HENRY F. OWSLEY,
JR. is on active duty in New Or-
leans with the 393rd Quartermaster
Battalion as Adjutant. His work is
principally that of loading and un-
loading Army Transport Ships and
he finds it most interesting.
CHARLES K. SEAMAN is still
with the Humble Oil and Refining
Company and located at Franklin,
Louisiana.
CAPT. WILLIAM T. WEAVER
is stationed with the Machine Rec-
ords Unit, Quarry Heights, Canal
Zone. :
1933
1st LT. ALBERT A. COHN has
been transferred to the 808th Eng.
Bn., March Field, California.
CAPTAIN JOHN F. BATJER is
with the U. S. Air Corps at Santa
Lucia, British West Indies and is
having some very interesting ex-
periences.
LIEUTENANT W. P. MACHE-
MEHL has been transferred from
Camp Wallace to Fort Crockett,
where he is located at 2808 Avenue
R, Galveston, Texas.
CAPTAIN W. W. MITCHELL,
of the American Airlines has been
transferred from New York City,
N. Y. to Memphis, Tennessee.
TOM W. WILEY, 1522, 13th
Street, Huntsville, has a son, T.
W., III, now 14-months old. T .W.
is Livestock Supervisor of the
Texas Prison System.
1934
LIEUTENANT HOMER W. Mec-
KENZIE is on active duty as a
first lieutenant with the 79th Coast
Artillery (AA) stationed at Ft.
Bliss, Texas. He is on the Reg-
imental Staff as Motor Transpor-
tation Officer. His address is 3405
Memphis Street, El Paso, Texas.
LIEUTENANT 8S. MILTON
STUBBS is still on active duty as
assistant corps area exchange of-
ficer and has to travel over the
states of Texas, Oklahoma, New
Mexico, Arizona, and Colorado. He
makes his headquarters at Fort
Sam Houston and his family is
located at 402 Fulton Avenue, San
Antonio, Texas.
LT. WESLEY H. TURNER is
with the Fiscal Division, Office of
the Chief of Ordnance, Washington,
D. C. He is living at 3000 Lee
Highway, Arlington, Va.
1935
KENNETH S. BUCHANAN re-
ports that he is still employed by
the National Park Service at Ft.
Griffin State Park, Albany, Texas.
JOHN P. CUNNINGHAM is en-
gaged in investigation work for
the Department of Agriculture. He
travels throughout the United
States and sees a large number of
A. & M. men. His Washington, D.
C. address is 400 11th Street,
Southwest, but he wants his TEX-
AS AGGIE sent to Box 444, Edin-
burg, Texas.
LIEUTENANT CHAS. M.
DEMPWOLF is on active duty as-
signed to Fort Wm. McKinley,
Philippine Islands. At this same
Fort is LIEUTENANT THOS.
DOOLEY, former Aggie yell lead-
er.
ROBERT W. GILLESPIE, 702 S.
Locust, Clarksville, Texas, has
been transferred from Winnsboro
as Assistant Agr. Engineer with
the S. C. S. He has a new daughter,
Frances Ruth, born August 1.
PAT JONES is with the Mona-
hans P-K Oil Company, Monahans,
Texas. He gets his mail at Box 235.
R. A. LASSETER is chief chem-
ist at the Sweetwater Refinery of
the Gulf Oil Corporation. His ad-
dres is 200 E. Arkansas.
DR. EDWARD W. RAMSEY,
veterinarian for the State Livestock
Sanitary Commission, has been
called to active duty. He is a first
lieutenant and expects to end up
on duty at Midland, Texas.
LIEUTENANT C. JOE SLOVAK
is in the Army now as executive
officer for the 8rd Chemical Com-
pany Depot at present at Fort Sam
Houston, Texas. He is living at
815 Ashby, San Antonio, Texas.
F. W. H. WEHNER reports that
there are 5 Aggies taking a de-
fense course at M. I. T—TOM Mec-
MULLIN, '36, GEORGE BIRD, ’40,
JIMMY DUPREE, ’32, O. W.
HAMILTON, ’40, LT. EARL LIP-
SCOMB, 26, U. S. N.,, and LT.
WEHNER. They are making life
tough for a lone Univ. of Texas
Navy man until Dec. 23, 1941,
when the course will be completed.
EDWARD H. WICKS is still
“pushing tools” for Heyser, Heard
and Clardy covering all S. Texas
and S. Louisiana. Between jobs he
is home on the ranch at Beeville,
Texas. His mailing address is c/o
Claude Heard Ranch, Beeville.
DR. FRANCIS W. WILSON is
a 1st Lt. in the Medical Corps, 55th
Medical Bn. at Ft. Sam Houston.
1936
LIEUTENANT JOHN R. BA-
CON is living at 305 Ira Street,
San Antonio, Texas. He is on active
duty.
LIEUTENANT JAMES: T. HAR-
DY is with the 368th Infantry, Fort
Huachuca, Arizona, He was mar-
ried last spring to Miss Marion
Uecker of Shreveport, Louisiana.
His addres is 737 Warren, Arizona.
LIEUTENANT ROBERT W.
MAXWELL, JR. is assigned to
Headquarters 30th Field Artillery,
Camp Roberts, California.
LIEUTENANT BEN M. E.
SMITH, JR., of McKinney, has re-
ported to active duty and assign-
ed to the 8th Cavalry, Ft. Bliss,
Texas.
MEARL G. TAYLOR graduated
from the Naval Air Corps Training
School at Pensacola, Fla. on Nov-
ember 12, 1941. He will report to
the Naval Air Station at Norfolk,
Va., on December 2 and expects
to be located there for about 2
months.
HERMAN M. WALDMAN re-
ports that he will complete 5 years
service with Sear-Roebuck & Com-
pany this fall. AL DAVIS, ’34 and
J. E. “TOMMY” THOMPSON, ’38
are also in the mail order and mer-
chandising office. They would like
to have other A. & M. men contact
them when in Dallas.
1937
1st LT. WILLIAM A. ADAMS
is stationed with the 7th Cavalry
at Fort Bliss and Uncle Sam is
keeping him very busy.
LIEUTENANT CHARLES R.
BAUGH is on active military duty
and is living at 305 Ira Street, San
Antonio, Texas.
LIEUTENANT MAXCEY C.
Getting The Wehners
Straightened Out
In recent issues of the AGGIE
some erroneous reports were print-
ed on the Wehner brothers and
cousins. Field artillerymen were
credited to the signal corps and
vice versa and that is dangerous
business for any editor. Here’s the
straight dope.
Lieutenant Fritz Wehner, Jr.
’35, is studying aircraft warning
detection in Harvard and M. I. T.
He was captain of the band and
president of the senior class in
1935. Lieutenant Byrom T. Weh-
ner, ’39, is attending the Ordance
School in Rock Island, Illinois.
Those two are brothers.
The other pair of brothers in-
cludes Lieutenant Ernest L. Weh-
ner, 41, who completed the Field
Artillery School and is now as-
signed to Battery I, 18th Field Ar-
tillery, Fort Sill, Oklahoma. Lieu-
tenant Herman H, Wehner, Jr., ’39,
completed the Signal Corps School
at Fort Monmouth, N. J. and is
stationed at Camp Bowie.
burg Pampanga, Philippine Islands.
R. PAT COON is located at Par-
rita, Costa Rica, C. A. in care of
Cia Bananera de CR. He is in
charge of spraying in the Parrita
East District where the Sigatoka
lisease has ruined the banana crops.
Approximately $2,000,000 will be
required to clear it up. Pat finds
his work most interesting. He for-
merly was located at LaLima for
the United Fruit Company.
LIEUTENANT ASA B. GIBBS
is on active duty in the Signal
Corps and is located at Albuquer-
que, New Mexico, where his resi-
dence address is at 537 N. Aliso.
LIEUTENANT W. W. LORENZ
is serving an active tour of duty
with the 63rd Coast Artillery, Fort
Bliss, Texas. Lorenz was formerly
located at Stockdale, Texas.
HUGH T. MAGERS is with the
Soil Conservation Service and is
located at Abilene, Texas, where
he gets his mail at Box 1098, Abi-
lene, Texas.
HARRY L. PEERS is with the
Ingersoll-Rand Company with head-
quarters in Dallas. He recently
visited the campus with an official
of his company to interview grad-
uating Seniors in connection with
possible employment. He and Mrs.
Peers recently purchased a new
home at 2804 Amherst, Dallas, Tex-
as.
DR. J. B. RENEAU is serving
as a 1st Lt. in the 5th Cavalry
Medical Detachment (Vet. Sec.) at
Ft. Bliss.
JAMES R. ROBERTS is with
the Aviation Cadet Detachment,
Class 41-2 at Chanute Field, Ran-
toul, Illinois.
JOHN STRADINGER, JR. gets
his mail at Route 2, Box 166, Port
Arthur, Texas.
LIEUTENANT L. FRED WOL-
COTT is on active duty in the Air
Corps assigned to the 23rd Ma-
teriel Squadron, Hickam Field,
Oahu, T.-H.
1938
FRANK J. ALTICK, M. D. grad-
uated from the Univ. of Texas Med-
ical School at Galveston in May,
1939, and is interning at St. Paul’s
Hosnital in Dallas.
ALVA O. BAKER is ranching 22
miles north of Comstock (Val
Verde, County), Texas. He has
been married over a year and they
make their home on the ranch.
DR. GEORGE R. BURCH, JR.
is now Lieutenant Burch who is
located at the Station Hospital, Ft.
Bliss, Texas. He was practicing
veterinary medicine at Wichita
Falls before being called to active
duty.
WARREN E. CHURCH has been
attending the Ryan School of Aero-
nautics, Hemet, California. Church
is a former Aggie football player.
LIEUTENANT FRANK O.
CLOUDT is assigned to the 29th
F. A. Bn, F. A. Replacement Train-
ing Center, Ft. Sill, Oklahoma.
HUBERT T. DUKE has been
transferred as assistant county ag-
ent from Lamb County to county
agricultural agent at Garza, where
his headquarters will be at Post,
Texas.
LT. JOE B. GUERRA, formerly
with the A. A. A. at San Diego,
Texas, is on active duty at Biggs
Field, Ft. Bliss.
PAUL T. HANES has been trans-
ferred as rural supervisor of Mor-
ris County with headquarters at
Daingerfield, Texas. He gets his
mail at Box 155.
RAYMOND A. HIGGINBOTHAM
is assistant agricultural engineer
for the U. S. Soil Conservation
Service and is located at Post,
where he gets his mail at Box 303.
He was married last December to
Nedra Hogan, Spur, Texas.
HARVY IGO is in the Air Corps
at Moffett Field, Calif., with sev-
eral more Aggies.
JOHN P. LORENZ, JR. is liv-
ing at 23 Woodlawn Avenue, Col-
lingswood, N. J. He is associate
inspector of Signal Corps Equip-
ment and is working for the U. S.
War Department.
CLARENCE H. MARTIN is an
Ensign on duty with the Naval Air
Station at Corpus Christi, Texas.
TOM W. METZ is associated
with the Allis-Chalmers Manufac-
turing Company, 1800 N. Market
Street, Dallas.
SEBE MILLER is with the Para-
mount Film Distributing Corpora-
tion, Dallas. His address is 412
South Harwood.
ARTHUR D. MORROW has re-
ceived his commission as a second
lieutenant in the Air Reserve. At
present he is stationed at Lowrey
Field, Denver, Colorado, where he
is waiting orders to move back to
“Good Old Texas,” Ellington
Chenault is on active duty with | Field
the 7th Material Squadron, Air
Corps, Clark Field, Fort Stotsen-
ield.
C. CALVIN PARKER resigned
as director of the Alvin Band to
become connected with the B. F.
Clark Lumber Company at Cleve-
land, Texas. He received a pro-
motion from a second lieutenant to
a first in the Cavalry Reserve this
summer. He was also married last
August to Miss Floy Mae Clark.
Last June Calvin received his mas-
ter’'s degree from Houston Uni-
versity. -
LELMER C. REYNOLDS, who
has been with the Soil Conservation
Service since graduation is assist-
ant soil conservationist at Sulphur
Springs, Texas, where he gets his
mail at Box 153.
1st LT. TOM B. STROTHER is
entering his third year of active
duty with the army, his second as
M. S. instructor at Texas A. & M.
YALE E. THOMPSON is living
at 5237 Lockhaven, Los Angeles,
California. He is contact engineer
with Lockheed Aircraft Corpora-
tion.
LT. TROY P. WAKEFIELD is
attending the Adjutant General's
School at Arlington Cantonment,
Arlington, Va. ‘
1939
FRANK G. MOTHES is
the architect-engineer on the Red
River Ordnance Depot, Texarkana.
JAMES T. BUSSEY is assist-
ant post exchange officer at Ran-
dolph Field. Before entering the
service he was an accountant with
Ernst & Ernst, Dallas.
LIEUTENANT EMILE J.
COURREGES is on active duty
with Company “L”, 145th Infan-
try, APO 37, Camp Shelby, Mis-
sissippi. Courreges says he is still
recovering from Louisiana maneu-
vers.
LIEUTENANT PAUL CHRIS-
TIAN has been called to active
duty with the Veterinary Corps at
Fort Sam Houston. After early
January, 1942, he is to report to
Harlingen, Texas, where he will be
assigned to the Air Corps Flexible
Gunnery School.
LEVI L. DIXON is Landscape
Architect for the National Youth
Administration and is stationed at
Ink’s Dam. He is living at Bur-
net, Texas.
DONALD H. FRANCIS is re-
siding at 2656 Merrimar Road,
Akron, Ohio, where he is on the
Chemical Engineering Staff of the
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com-
pany. He is working on the de-
velopment of symthetic rubber.
LIEUTENANT ROBERT G. GO-
FORTH gets his mail at Box 376,
Brooks Field, Texas, where he is
administrative officers of the 65th
School Squadron.
EDWARD E. HAGAN is a chem-
ical ‘engineer with the Natural
Gas and Gasoline Department of
the Magnolia Petroleum Company
and located at Stonewall, Okla-
homa, where he gets his mail at
Box 1172.
LIEUTENANT BERNARD [{.
ITSCHNER has been ordered t>
active duty with the 124th Cavalry
stationed at Fort Ringgold, Texas.
He is enjoying his tour of duty
very much.
FORREST W. JORDAN is with
a Special Weapons Troops, 124th
Cavalry, Ft. Brown, Texas. He is
looking forward to seeing the
Thanksgiving Game.
ALBERT A. MABERRY is
starting his third year of teach-
ing and likes his work fine. He is
located at Canton, Texas, and is
teaching vocational agriculture.
LT. FRANK O. MADDOX, En-
nis, is in the Construction Quar-
termaster’s Corps, Fort Sam Hous-
ton.
LIEUTENANT 8S. JOS. MAREK
is working for “Uncle Sam” and
stationed with the 54th Coast Ar-
jlory at Camp Davis, North Caro-
ina.
LIEUTENANT WILLIAM M.
MARKS is on active duty with
the 54th Coast Artillery stationed
at Camp Davis, North Carolina. He
is a member of the Battalion Staff.
GEORGE C. MENZIES is with
the Hidalgo County Health Unit,
Edinburg, Texas, where he is work-
ing on the Malaria and Pest Mo-
squito Control Program in that
county. .
LIEUTENANT WM. G. NORTH
is on active duty with the Military
Science Department at Texas A.
& M. He is assistant coach of
the A. & M. Polo Team.
JOSEPH R. REHMET is on ad-
vanced flight training as an Air
Corps cadet at Brooks Field, San
Antonio.
IB B. RICE is connected with
the Soil Conservation Service as
a junior soil surveyor at Fairfield,
Texas. He asks though that his
mail continue to be sent to Box 215,
Lindale, Texas.
LIEUTENANT WILLIAM R.
ROSS is with the Caribbean Air
Force and stationed at present
with the 837th Pursuit Group at Al-
‘brook Field, Panama Canal Zone.
BRUNO SCHROEDER, former
Aggie football star, is assistant
coach at Van High School, Van,
Texas. He is coching with Leaman
Phillips, former S. M. U. tackle.
LIEUTENANT JACK R. SIN-
GLETON is in the army assigned
to Co. “C”, 1st Regiment at the
Replacement Center at Fort Fran-
cis E. Warren, Wyoming.
RAY TRIMBLE, JR. is now in
his junior year of Dental School
at the School of Dentistry, Univer-
sity of Kansas City, Kansas City,
Missouri.
LT. F. B. WATTS is comman-
der of the Veterinary Troop, 1st
Medical Squadron, Ft. Bliss, Texas,
He sends the sad news of the
death of his brother, LT.
CHARLES O. WATTS, ’40, in an
automobile accident recently in
Nevada.
LIEUTENANT ARTHUR S.
WITCHELL, JR. is army test pilot
at Vultee Aircraft, Inc. His ad-
dress is 3933 E. Broadway, Long
Beach, California.
LIEUTENANT EDWIN Y. AR-
NOLD is on duty at Fort Lewis,
Washington, where he is in a tank
detachment stationed there. He is
looking forward to seeing the Ag-
gies play in the Pacific Northwest
in December.
LT. FRANK E. BALL is Com-
manding Officer, Company C, 9th
Inf., Ft. Sam Houston. He has
with | Y
been on active duty since July 1,
1939 and was appointed 1st Lt. in
February, 1941.
~ LEROY W. EDWARDS is work-
ing for the Farm Security Admin-
istration as county rural supervisor
for Starr and Zapata Counties,
with headquarters in Rio Grande
City, Texas.
JAMES C. “FROG” GLENN is
living at 1009 Johnston, Bartles-
the Phillips Petroleum Company.
LIEUTENANT ROY W.
GRAVES was ordered to military
duty last summer and is with the
Air Corps Detachment, Kelly Field,
Texas.
LIUETENANT ERNEST E.
HENDRIX, JR. has been enrolled
In a communications course in the
Field Artillery School, Fort Sill,
Oklahoma.
LEROY E. JOYNER, JR. and
his wife are still making their home
in Poteau, Oklahoma, where he is
beginning his fourth year as vo-
cational agriculture instructor in
Poteau High School.
LIEUTENANT JAMES H. KA-
DEN is stationed with the 91st Ob-
servation Squadron, Pine Camp, N.
JOE B. LOGAN is a sophomore
in the Baylor Univ. School of Den-
tistry.
KNOX LEE, JR. has changed his
address to 26 W. Baltimore, Lynn,
Massachusetts.
LT. S. J. MAREK is on active
duty at Camp Davis, N. C.
JERRY T. MARTIN served as
veterinarian for the Bureau of Ani-
mal Industry in Arkansas from
Jan. 1, 1940, to Sept. 15, 1941, when
he was called to active duty. He is
now a lst Lt. in the Veterinary
Corps, Veterinary Station Hospital,
Ft. Riley, Kansas.
NORRIS N. McMILLAN is stock-
farming at Mason, Texas.
- PRICE NEELEY, of Decatur, is
on active duty with Company “D”,
26th Engineer Training Battalion,
Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.
RICHARD M. MOORE is with
the Farm Security Administration
at Jourdanton, Texas, where he
gets his mail at Box 248.
LIEUTENANT JOHN R. NOL-
ES has been transferred from Albe-
querque, New Mexico, to Clark
Field, Fort Stotsenburg, Pampanga,
Philippine Islands.
ALVIN P. “BLOCK” OLBRICH
has recently been promoted from
Junior Engineer to Engineer with
the Phillips Petroleum Company.
His address is 207 West 8th Street,
Okmulgee, Oklahoma. Olbrich has
been officiating at several football
games this year and enjoys it very
much.
W. WILSON POTTER is now a
Lieutenant on active duty at Ft.
Sill where he is with Battery E,
27th Bn, F. A. R. T. C.
69th C. A. (A. A.), Camp Hulen,
Texas. According to his report, ap-
proximately 25 percent of the of-
ficers in his regiment are Ex-Ag-
gies.
JAMES A. SCOFIELD, JR., son
of Mr. and Mrs. JAMES A.
“BEEF” SCOFIELD, ’13, of Col-
lege Station, is a member of the
new Air Corps Replacement Center —--
(Aircrew) at Kelly Field. He is
one of 1972 other cadets of the
new class. "
WM. W. SMALL is still selling
life insurance and annuities with
the Southwestern Life Insurance
Company, 440 Mellie-Esperson
Builaing, Houston, Texas.
LT. JOHN A. STANSELL is
stationed at Camp Barkeley, Tex-
as, with the 157th Infantry, 45th
Infantry Div. His mailing address
is 2nd Battalion Detachment, 157th
inf., Camp Barkeley, Texas.
LIEUTENANT W. C. STURDI-
VANT, JR. is on active duty as-
signed to Luke Field, Phoenix, Ari-
zona.
LIEUTENANT H. H. (HYMIE)
WEHNER, 53d Signal Battalion,
Camp Bowie, Texas, is living at
181 81% Street, Brownwood, Texas.
LIEUTENANT CHARLTON J.
WIMER is in the army now and
stationed at Fort Wm. McKinley,
Philippine Islands.
JOHN R. WOOD finds his work
with the Texas Game Fish & Oys-
ter Commission as State Game
Warden in the Brownwood District
most interesting.
1940
LIEUTENANT C. R. McINTIRE
graduated from the Army Air
Corps Advanced Flying School and
is now a flying instructor at the
Basic School at Taft, California.
HARRY McPHERSON is living
at 69 Rhode Island, N. W., Wash-
ington, D. C. where he is industrial
engineer in the Engineering Sec-
tion of the Ammunition Division
of the Office Chief of Ordnance.
Harry finds his work most inter-
esting as it has to do with all
phases of plans and specifications
on ammunition for the War De-
partment.
LIEUTENANT WILLIAM L.
MOSHER is located at Fort Bliss,
Texas with the 63rd Coast Artil-
lery after being in Louisiana dur-
ing the maneuvers. 1
LIEUTENANT HENRY L.
Supply at Camp Roberts, Cali-
fornia. He is the rations offi-
cers for the 2,500 men in his regi-
ment.
C. PALMER NORTON is living
at 1265 Avenue A, Beaumont, Tex-
as, where he is employed as United
States Maritime Inspector at the
Pennsylvania Shipyards.
ROSS J. NOVELLI has been
working as a meat salesman for
the High Grade Packing Co., Inc.
since his graduation. His address
is Route 1, Box 457, Galveston,
Texas.
LIEUTENANT SAMUEL J.
PARKS is assigned to the Bar-
rage Balloon Training Center at
Camp Davis, North Carolina. Parks
reports there are about 75 ex-Ag-
gies there and that M. A. “Mul”
Muller, ’35, is planning an A. & M.
meeting sometime within the near
future.
FRANK PERRIN is with the
18th Engineers. Combat Regiment
at Vancouver, Washington.
ville, Oklahoma, where he is with
LT. P. J, REED js now in the *
NAYLOR is assigned to the 12th
Field Artillery Training Regiment