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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1934)
l ~ ’ T ’ Twr THE BATT Juniors To Receive Summer Training At Several U. S. Camps AO juniors who bars been en rolled in the adrance course of Mil itary Science in their respective unite will entrain Saturday even- inf, June 2, for their respective summer R.O.T.C. Camps where they will spend the followinf six weeks applying the practical me thods of warfare. * The largest R.O.T.C. camp will be at Camp Bullis, Texas at which the Field Artillery, Infantry, and Signal Corps units will be station ed. Camp Bullis will be under the command of Lt Col A. R. Emery. Lt CoL 8. R. Hopkins, Lt J. V. Carroll and Lt J. Binns will be in charge of the Field Artillery unit and Major B. F. Delamater Jr., Major D. R. Alfonte, and Capt. R. Orr will be in charge of the In fantry unit Lt P. L. Neal will have charge of the Signal Corps unit Other officers to be stationed at Camp Bullis for the R. O. T. C Camp will be Capt Miller from Allen Academy, Lt Davis from The Best Place FOR COLD PRINKS An4 SANDWICHES Visit BILL & GUS Confectionery NavasoU, Texas Ml) but a Cood Inspection An official report of the annual R O T C insert .on held last week has not b«nn indued from the ith Corps Area headquarters, comments of the inspecting of fleers indicate that the cade! corps will maintain its rating of “excellent* according to Lieuten ant Colonel A. R. Emery, profes sor of milhaiy science and tactics. Colonel Emery stated that in his opinion thto inspection was even better than that of last year when the corps receive^ a rating of ex cellent in *very department. In appreciation for the efforts of the students is making such a credible showing, no practical drill will be heH> this week. A report of the inspection wil he issued from within the next few #sSk». Colonel Emery stated, i 1 ( i MTW ASSKAVKLY HALL Keep Em Rolling with Walter Huston and Frances Dee Friday after graduation exercises. Counsellor At Law with John Barrymore and . Be be Daniels John TsrleUsn Agricultural College, and Lt Chi- Felix Emmanuelli from Fort Bam Houston The Infantry will be the larg est organisation pt Camp Bullis. having eighty two juniors taking the advanced summer course. There will be sixty-three juniors out of the Field Artillery and fif teen from the Signal Corps taking the advanced course. Lt. M. H. Marcus will be station ed at Fort Clark, Tsxas, with the ( avslry advanced students There will he forty advanced students at the Fort dltrk camp. Lt. K. S„ Anders son will go to j Fort Mclnthsh with thirty-four | advanced sthdtnts out of the Engi neer unit. < The Coast Artillery juniors will journey to fort Barrancus at Pen sacola, Florida where they will be at capip with advanced students from Georgia Tech, Alabama Poly tech, and Mississippi A and M. Major W. CL Washington and Lt. J. E. Reieraon will be stationed at Fort Barrancus for the summer camp period. This will be the last time that the advanced students in the ( oast Artillery will have the opportunity to -go to Fort Bar rancus for R.O.T.C. as there will be a Coast Artillery camp estab lished at Fhrt Crocket by next year and thhraaftar. The advanced students in Chem ical Warfare will travel to Edge- wood ArseiHl in Maryland for their sumasaf jmmp. Last year the Chemical Warfare students were obliged to hfttend camp Ft Sam Houston due to lack of funds for their transportation to Maryland me for summer rates for Room Hit and board. * ■* * if 1 LI I lit Also opening New Lunch Room text week where Zubik’s C. & P. Shop is now located. MRS. WRIGHT’S DINING ROOM IfTI j I Above Aggiebmd Pharnuwy N UK PREPARE FOR 1 i i THE BEST OF ' CAN BE HAD — at — i ii Exchange Store ■ •--a ‘The Official Store of the i ‘ R. K. CHATHAM, = ! j A L 10 N SENIOR CLASS EXPERIEN SUCCESSFUL YEAR t l • I If I may take the privilege of speaking in be half of the senior class, I wish to report a alts sec retary-treasurer that the senior class h*s tt^er* ienced s successful year. We started st the beginning of thi session with $663.10, the net income from that Junior Prom and Final Ball of last year. This fund was kept separate from that of the social setretarie’s and at the end of the year contained a balance of $417.81. Zeke Tipton, the social secretary, gave us a dance schedule that I do not think has ever been equalled. We had numerous good outsuias hllldi together with our two local orchestras that af forded music for most enjoyable dances Besides giving us unequaled dances, he also made a hUTMT net income than any previous seen tary, having $507.19 on hand at the close of the though a considerable loss was sustained On Senior Prom. The class voted to contribute the remaining funds toward the erection of a flag pole ;in front of the new Administration Building. The tjwo com bined funds amounted to $925.00 at the 'close of the session. Of this, $126.00 was giveh to the junior class so that the graduating seniors may attend the Junior Prom and Final Ball .with no assessment. The remaining $800.00 was plsMOtin the care of Mr. F. W. Hensel for the erection of the pole. Since the class will have departed by the time the project is complete, L. 0. Zapp has been chosen to represent it in accepting the work. The class wishes to offer its thanks to Mr. F. W. Hensel, Mr. Jl F. Casey, and Mr. Elo Urba- nosky for the interest they have taken in the flag pole project and also for securing Mr. Villa, a noted sulptor, to do the work. Mr. Villa hks work ed for Mr. Gutzon Borglan, America’s foremost sculptor, for fifteen year. He is considered by Mr. Borglan the best assistant he has ever had. The senior class is indeed fortunate to secure the services of such an able man. The complete pole will cost approximately $2000.00 and Mr.* Hensel of the landscape art department is furnishing the remainder. I also want to extend thanks to meigbers of the corps and all other corps dance patrons who gave us their support and made the project pos sible. May the oncoming class be equally as for tunate. (Signed) HENRY WENDLER, Sec’y.-Treas. Dr. T. O. Walton To Visit Colleges On Tour of South Walton, President of ia aa interview m- that he has tentative an extensive visit nng- the Atlantic seaboard to coast during the on- ceming, summer. Although he ex- ?<> be called to Washington at any moment after the eloee of the pieeeat term he hopee to be able to make the trip by auto so that he may return in s more leisurly j through the Southeast, > at various collages and and discussing various J problems that have arisen recently, add how they have been coped ith. Incidentally he hopee to ob- n ao me data on the manner in which theae colleges and universi- j ti^s have dsalt with the depresalon, | t how they have weathered it Walton intends to return to College Station sometime before the first o£ July at which time he -I 4—1 plane to leave with Mrs. Waken and T. O. Walton, Jr. for the Pa cific. He intends to stop along the way and carry on his study of schools and colleges. He hopes to wind this trip up at Leland Stan ford University after Hopping at New Mexico Agricultural College, the University of Nevada, and the University of Wyoming. H# stated that he would be back here by at least the first of possibly, sooner. In conclusion he added that he wishes ell students a very profit- and hopee they will return next fall ready to carry on in their work with added seet and ry 3 FAREWELL AGGIE6 Year Patronage Has BREN APPRECIATED jf j I l Zubik’s Cleaners JUNIORS— We will take your nteaaurementa now for Boot* tnd have then ready for you next fall. 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