THE BATTALION
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PANORAMAS
VIEWS
CONVENTIONS
GROUPS
The Taylor Studio
PHOTOGRAPHS OF DISTINCTION
' T. H . TAV LOR
OFFICIAL RHOTOGRARHER FOR THE A. & M. COLLEGE OF TEXAS
RHONE 131
COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS
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School days do not last forever and when they are past memories
are kept warm by the photographs of friends and pals of the class room
and campus.
Your chum should have a “personality portrait” of you and you
will prize theirs in return.
And your home folks will always cherish a portrait of “the turn
ing point” in your life.
This studio is headquarters for the best in photographic work and
the doors are open to you and your friends.
Official Photographer for the A. and M. College of Texas.
All kinds of Campus Views for sale here.
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you. Twenty-four hour ser
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Bring your pictures here to
be framed.
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STUDENTS HAVE OPPOR
TUNITY TO JOIN BRYAN
COUNTRY CLUB
Realizing that quite a number of
the students of the college would be
glad to enjoy the privileges afford
ed at The Bryan Country Club during
their stay at the college, the Board of
Directors have voted to extend to them
on opportunity to become ASSOCI
ATE MEMBERS of the club.
The associate membership can be
ken out any day of the month but
must be for six months from date.
Each applicant must be recommended
by a member of the club in good
standing. Dues are payable six
months in advance without any in
itiation fee or any other charge ex
cept ten per cent of the dues as war
tax.
Practically all of the staff of in
struction of the college are members
of the club and application blanks may
be secured from Charles A. Fe'lker,
Dr. J. O. Morgan or Walter W.
Kraft, all members of the Board of
directors living at college or from
Travis B. Bryan, treasurer of the
club, at the First National Bank in
Bryan.
The club provides all outdoor sports
such as tennis, golf, hunting, fishing,
swimming, free, in addition to the
club house features such as an up-to-
date cafe which features ' dinner
parties and lunches, beautiful large
club house with as good a dancing floor
as any in the state. A golf profes
sional has been employed for those
interested in golf who is capable of
giving instruction and making clubs to
suit each member’s need. Several
tournaments a year are held with
prizes for all kinds of players. A ten
nis tournament or two is also held
each year by the tennis committee. An
associate member of the club is en
titled to all privileges except voting.
See any of the above members of the
board right away and begin to en
joy the club.
MANY NEW FACES
IN A. AND M. FACULTY
President Bizzell has announced
eighteen new appointments to fill va
cancies in the teaching staff of the
college. Some of these vacancies
have been open since spring and early
summer, but it was impossible to fill
them on account of the unctrtainty of
the action of the legislature. When
the butchering of salary appropria
tions started more vacancies appear
ed. Some of the positions are still
open but we expect to learn who will
get the jobs soon.
Among those already appointed are:
E. E. McQuillen, B. S., A. and M.
College of Texas, M. S. A. University
of Wisconsin, T-man Texas Aggies,
associate professor of Animal Hus
bandry; A. S. Legg, B. S., A. and M.
College of Texas, instructor in Elec
trical Engineering; F. R. Brison, B.
S,, A. and M. College of Texas, in
structor in Horticulture; F. A.
Bueschel, M. A. University of Wis
consin, professor of Agricultural Ad
ministration; A. D. Martin, B. S. Gun
ter Bible College, A. B. Texas Chris-
tion University, assistant professor of
Mathematics; E. M. Markle, B. S.
Pennsylvania State College, assistant
professor of Electrical Engineering;
E. K. Spahr, A. B. Milligan College,
M. A. University of Virginia, instruc
tor in English; D. E. Baker, B. S., A.
and M. College of Texas, M. S. Cor
nell University, assdciate professor
of Mechanical Engineering; Archer
Woodford, A. B. Center College asso
ciate profess of of modern language;
J. B. Oliphint, instructor in Chem
istry; B. C. Jones, A. B. Baylor Uni
versity, instructor in Chemistry; I. C.
Sanders, B. S. Rice Institute, assis
tant professor of Physics; W. B. Koeh
ler, B. S. University of Wisconsin, in
structor in Animal Husbandry; T. A.
Fritts, instructor in Mathematics;
Major Jno. F. Davis, graduate of West
Point, associate professor of Military
Science and Tactics in charge of Cav
alry Unit of R. O. T. C.; P. F. Eng
lish, instructor in Biology.
A word to the wise is sufficient.
Will the student body kindly pass the
cigars to get the old drag and that old
marginal pass in the various courses ?
Little Girl: “Dad, where do all the
bad little girls go?”
Father: “Down to the depot to see
the traveling men come in.”
Rural Romance.
We stood at the gate as the sun went
down
Behind the hill at the close of day
Her look was pensive; her eyes were
brown;
Her breath was sweet as the new
mown hay.
Far out of the west the last sunshine
Fell lightly on her golden hair;
Her tender eyes looked straight into
mine,
And there was a look of perfect
trust there.
I see her enclosed in the sunlight
flood,
I see her peacefully standing now;
Peacefully standing and chewing her
cud.
As I rubbed her ears; that Jersey
cow.
—Oregon Orange Owl
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^ When In Bryan Eat At
THE GREEN PARROT TEA ROOM
Home Made Cakes, Pies, Ice Cream,
Sandwiches and Salads. Special Atten
tion given to Short Orders.
Our Club Sandwiches Are Good—Made of
Chicken