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Collkgk Dramatic Club.
Prof. W. B. Philpott - - Manager.
Frank Boss - - Sec. and Treas.
A. Gross - - Property Manager.
Fat Man’s Club.
Dan Cushing - - - President.
I. S. Goldberg . . - Secretary.
Collkge Orchestra.
R. L. Dinwidaie - Pres, and Gen’l Mgr.
M. M. McMillan - - Vive-President
Theo. Meyer - Musical Direc. and Ld’r
Divine Worship.
Rev. W. S. Red . - - Chaplain.
Services, Sunday morning and evening.
Chapel every morning at 7: 45.
Young Men’s Christian Association.
A. M. Todd - - - President.
T. W. Merryweather - - Secretary.
Devotional exercises Sunday afiernoon.
Gymnasium open every afiernoon ex
cept Sunday.
Sunday School.
Rev. T. C. Bit,tie - - Superintendent.
Meets Sunday morning at 10: 30.
Hip! Hip! Hooray!
Come take a plunge with me
In the grand natatorium
Of the old A. and M. C.
Back numbers of the Battalion can
be had by calling on Sergeant Fenley.
Save your last quarter for the Com
mencement Battalion. It will be just
grand.
Commencement will soon be here.
Are we glad? How sweet are the expec
tation of the pleasures of vacation.
The College Base Ball club was highly
entertained by the boys of Navasota
during their stay in that city, and the
ball game was very interesting, with a
large crowd of on-lookers.
During the Confederate reunion in
Waco, that city was favored by the
presence of many distinguished mem
bers of the College.
Rabbits are quite numerous and very
popular as college pets. Those cadets
who don’t chase them have some for
pets.
The old bath house lias been, as if by
magic,swept off the face of the earth.
How the natatorium chuckles with glee
as she beheld the ruined rubbish before
her.
The anniversary of the Steven F.
Austin Literary society was a decided
success. The programme being on a
new order was very entertaining and
pleasant. Such occosions are indeed
pleasing. With such societies as we
now have, we can rightly be proud of
our college.
Water is now flowing through the
main, up the pipes to the towers of the
Main building, all over the campus and
everywhere. Isn’t it great? Why, we
don’t have to run to our neighbors with
our eyes half open to borrow a drop of
the cool white liquid. All we have to
do now is to turn it oil. Ha! ha! ha!
At the annual celebration of the Cali-
opean Literary society Frank Ross won
the medal offered by Mr. T. M. Kyle,
’93, for the best debate, subject being,
Resolved : “That pursuit is better than
possession.” Bruce ably supported the
affirmative, but Frank.captured the lau
rels oy his eloquent and very pleasing
address. The rest of the programme
was indeed well rendered with credit to
the participants and the society.