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THE BATTAEION.
army: C. C. Todd, ’97, as 2nd Lieutenant, Third Infan
try, and A. M. Fergfuson, ’94, as Sergeant, Fifth Artille^,
A very creditable showing.”
$10 bills are not blooming on trees around those who
have taken business courses, but if anybody makes them
its the fellow who is educated in business. Prosperity
will never burst on the fellow who hasn’t the get-up-and-
get to prepare himself for business. How do you expect
to make money unless you attend a school where money
making knowledge is imparted? The best known one of
this kind is Hill’s Business College.
ALUMNI REGISTER.
A handsome blank book, especially arranged as an
Alumni Register has been purchased and will hereafter be
kept at the college where those Alumni visiting the col
lege may register their names, giving year of graduation,
present address and occupation.
In years to come, this book will become more and more
interesting as a record of the visits of Alumni to the col
lege, as well as a volumn of information as to location and
vocation of college graduates. .
The following members of the Alumni Association
have visited their Alma Mater during the present session:
Frank Lewis, ’94, Tomey; G R. White, ’95, Beady; J. W.
Carson, 86, Pitts Bridge; P. L. Downs, '79, Temple; H.
H. Tracy, ’98, Dallas; A. M Hildebraudt, ’96, San Antonio;
Dr F. R. Ross, ’94, Austin; E. B. Cushing(honorary),
Houston; Geo. Eberstacher, ’96, Houston; Lieut. C. C.
Tobb, ’97, U. S. A.; Hines Clark, ’95, Ft. Worth; H. H.
Ueckert ’97, Houston.