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Summer Faculty and Student Directory
CAMPUS
PROJECT HOUSES
Key
Name
No. 0
Collinsworth
No. 1
Childress
No. 2
N. T. A. C.
No. 3
Falls-Milam
No. 4
Leon
No. 5
Eastland
No. 6
.... Industrial Education
No. 7
Fannin
No. 8
Navarro
No. 9
Tarleton
No. 10
Navasota Group
No. 11
Navasota Group
No. 12
McLennan
No. 13
North East Texas
No. 14
J. T. A. C.
No. 15
American Legion
No. 16
No. 17
Washington
No. 18
Smith
No. 19
Anderson
OFFICERS AND FACULTY
Summer Session
First Six Weeks
Abbott, J. P., 215 Hereford
Adamson, A. D., Grove, West Park
Add.
Anderson, F. G., 213 Houston
Angell, E. L., Ill Lee
Armistead, W. W., 210 Foster
Arnold, Fred H., Restwood Add.,
Bryan
Bagley, J. B., 230 Lamar
Baker, C. L., Highway St.
Barger, J. Wheeler, Highway 6
Barlow, H. W., 204 Pershing
Beardon, H. D., Walton Hall
Bebout, Harley, Hotel Charles,
Benson, 0. H., Aggieland Inn
Berryman, L. G., 2214 College
Ave., Bryan
Bilsing, S. W., 420 Throckmorton
Binney, J. H., 515 Walton Drive
Bishop, F. F., 506 W. 27th, Bryan
Bolton, F. C., 410 Throckmorton
Breland, J. E., 535 Walton Drive
Bremner, R. W., 221 Aberdeen
Bretz, T. W., 200 Echols, Bryan
Brison, F. R., 602 W. Dexter
Brooks, T. D., 244 Lubbock
Brown, V. K., Aggieland Inn
Burns, P. W., 245 Lubbock
Cain, R. F., Edge Apts. ,Bryan
Chapman, L. C., 104 Duncan St.,
Bryan
Chalk, A. F., 215 Foster
Christy, Donald, 107 Lake, Bryan
Clark, F. B., 209 E. Dexter
Gofer, D. B., 110 Pershing
Cowley, W. R., Meadowbrook Add.
Crawford, C. W., 258 Clark
Dahlberg, F. I., 206 Guernsey
Dana, B. R., 204 Lee
Darnell, A. L., Highway 6
Davis, N. G., P. H. 6
Davis, W. B., Meadowbrook Add.
Dietz, I. M., Y. M. C. A.
Dillingham, H. C., 303 N. Robin
son, Bryan
Doak, C. C., 300 Pershing
Donahuej Roy L., 236 Foster
Downard, R. W., 1004 Winters
Ave., Bryan
Duke, Hayden, 208 Hazel, Bryan
Dulan, H. A., 204 Ayreshire
Finley, A. E., 203 N. Haswell,
Bryan
Fleming, D. W., 101 Fairview
Freeman, L. E., Boyett Apts.
Gammon, S. R., Park Drive
Gettys, P. L., 218 Foster
Gilchrist, Gibb, Throckmorton
Glenn, E. W., Jersey
Goodheart, C. F., College Rd.,
Bryan
Grandi, L. L., 408 Pease, Bryan
Groneman, C. H., 514 E. 30th,
Bryan
Harrington, E. L., 2211 S. College
Rd., Bryan
Zisman, S. B., 204 Lee
Harris, W. D., N. Oakwood
Harter, E. L., 706 S. Baker, Bryan
Hedges, C. C., 212 Houston
Higgins, P. R., Foster
Hughes, M. C., 103 Hereford
Humbert, E. P., 2106 College Ave.,
Bryan
Hunt, R. L., 200 Montclair
Jaggi, F. P., Beverly Hills
Jensen, F. W., 204 Suffolk
Jones, Luther G., 400 Houston
Kidd, H. L., College Rd.
Kyle, E. J., 154 Jones
Langford, Ernest, 600 W. Dexter
Laverty, Carroll, 2111 Echols,
Bryan
Legatski, L. M., 207 Milner
Leland', T. W., 561 Walton
Liebhafsky, H. H., 108 Ayreshire
Lindsay, J. D., 310 Pershing
Little, V. A., 104 Aberdeen
Loving, R. O.
Lyle, R. R., 115 Park Place
Marsteller, R. P., 152 Jones
Markle, E. W^ 807 Center, Bryan
Martin, H. C., 16, Edge Apts.
McAffe, T. E., 111% Montclair
McGee, R. V., 816 Beck, Bryan
McGinnis, N. M., 213 Suffolk
McGuire, J. G., 106 Jersey
McNew, J. T. L., 100 Hereford
Melass, V. H., 2004 Echols, Bryan
Middleton, E. B., N. Oakwood
Milliff, J. H., Hensel and 4th
Mitchell, J. W., 127 Woods
Molyneaux, J. L., West Park
Moore, B. C., 115 Park Place
Munson, T. A., 557 Walton Drive
Murphey, C.-E., 301 Fairview
Nelson, A. B., 221 S. Hereford
Nelson, T. R., 523 Coulter Drive
Oliver, J. P., 2300 College Rd.
Orchard, J. M., Ashburn St.
Orr, J. A., 400 W. Dexter
Paine, L. S., 211 Suffolk
Peikert, 401 Fairview
Penberthy, W. L., Hensel Drive
Porter, W. L., 515 E. 30th
Potter, G. E., 102 Jersey
Powers, J. C., 811 Center, Bryan
Reid, D. H., Poultry Farm
Rigsby, H. P., 101 Fairview
Robbins, E. T., 402 Dexter
Rode, N. F. 502 W. Dexter
Ross, Henry, 200 S. Preston, Bryan
Rubin, H. L., 324 Milner
Russell, Daniel, 254 Clark
Samuelson, G. J., 109 Park Place
Sails, A. E., 324 Milner
Sandstedt, C. E., Across from
Campus Theater
Silvey, O. W., 415 Throckmorton
Smith, F. M., 211 Fairview
Snuggs, R. E., 245 Harrington
Spencer, H. C., 213 Suffolk
Spriggs, C. O., 300 Kerry
Steel, E. W., Pecan Grove
Story, J. R., Y. M. C. A.
Sugareff, V. K., Brookside Drive
Sweet, R. B., Church of Christ,
Campus
Taylor, W. P., 114 Sulphur Springs
Rd.
Terrell, T. H., 309 Ayreshire
Thompson, G. C., Jones Apts.
Thompson, L. P., 312 Foster Ave.,
Bryan
Thompson, T. B., 2109 Echols St.,
Bryan
Tibbitts, F. L., 225 Milner Drive
Trotter, Ide P., 211 Lee
Turner, C. W.,
Truettner, W. I., 235 Foster Ave.
Van Volkenberg, H. L., 507 Has
well, Bryan
Vaughn, F. A., 1123 E. 23rd, Bryan
Walton, T. O., 100 Jones
Wilcox, G. B., 110 Lee
Williams, D. W., 222 Lamar
Williams, E. L., Lubbock St.
Winkler, C. H., 419 Throckmorton
Woolket, J. J., 107 Park Place
Wright, S. R., S. Hereford
STUDENTS
Summer Session
First Six Weeks
Abernathy, T. L., Legett 98
Abraham, S. R., Mitchell 32
Acton, John W., P. H. 15
Adams, Leta Jo, Caldwell, Tex.
Adams, Luther L., Legett 60
Adams, Lena Marie, 408 E. 27th
St., Bryan
Adams, S. L., P. H. 15
Adams, T. W., Puryear 45
Agee, C. G., 2206 Echols, Bryan
Albritton, F. D., Puryear 8
Aldrich, K. J., College Hills
Allen, B. A., Rt. 4, Bryan
Alexander, B. E., Milner 60
Alexander, C. F., Box 405-4-6624
Allen, J. W., Mitchell 53
Allen, O. G., 610 Ennis St.
Amundsen, E. G., Legett 79
Anderson, A. A., Milner 17
Anderson, E. L., Lloyd Apts.
Anderson, G. R., Puryear 1
Anderson, K. E., Legett 37
Andress, E. D., Milner 77
Andrews, T. A., P. H. 12
Asbury, F. D., Mitchell 18
Ashcraft, B. N., Mitchell 84
Ashworth, J. O., 402 S. Bryan,
Bryan
Atkins, J. D., Milner 54
Atkins, L. C., P. H. 16
Baber, G. A., Mitchell 29
Bailey, E. L., Mitchell 21
Bailey, G. C., College Ave., Bryan
Bailey, G. H., Walton D-2
Bailey, W. W., A. H. Dept.
Bains, L. G., P. H. 14
Baird, J. M., Puryear 3
Balcom, A. A., Y.M.C.A.
Ball, David, Legett 89
Ballard, D. C., P. H. 12
Bandy, D. M., P. H. 17
Banks, W. F., P. H. 15
Bannister, J. H., Milner 3
Barber, C. J., Milner 42
Barber, H. G., Law 73
Barcus, J. M., Law 82
Barker, O. T., 301 Homestead
Barker, P. M., Mitchell 54
Barnard, R. K., Mitchell 62
Barnes, H. E., Mitchell 86
Barnes, M. H., P. H. 16
Barrantes, J. R., Legett 74
Barrett, E. W., Seegers Apts.
Barrio, Andres, Legett 81
Barth, C. R., Legett 91
Bassinger, L. P., Puryear 81
Bate, C. D., Legett 65
Bate, H. C., Rt. 3, Bryan
Bauguss, O. C., 806 E. 28th St.,
Bryan
Bauml, J. A., P. H. 7
Bean, J. T., Law 5
Beard, J. H., 705 E. 31st St.,
Bryan
Bearden, H. D., Walton F-9 & 11
Bearden, R. C., Legett 73
Beasley, M. P., 221 Milner St.
Beasley, V. M., 221 Milner St.
Becker, A. W., Poultry Farm
Beene, A. G., Legett 75
Beesley, R. S., Poultry Farm
Belden, Leonard, College Station
Bell, S. A., P. H. 13
Benbow, R. H., 1117 Ursuline,
Bryan
Bender, W. H., Mitchell 40
Benitez, J. T., P. H. 16
Bennett, F. D., Milner 25
Bennett, P. M., Milner 73
Berch, H. A., Milner 34
Berg, AM., Hort Farm
Berry, Charles D., Legett 86
Berry, E. W., Mitchell 49
Berry, Jim, Legett 20
Biehler, P. W., Mitchell 4
Binion, J. M., Law 84
Bird, M. D., P. H. 12
Bird, Virgil W., Sulphur Springs
Rd.
Birdwell, P. R., Milner 99
Bishop, C. O., 1004A S. College,
Bryan
Bistrow, E. I., Milner 10
Black, Mary Ann, Foster Ave.
Blackburn, G. S., Milner 50
Blair, J. E., 714 Ennis, Bryan
Blankfield, H. A., College Hospital
Blankinship, R. C., Law 3
Bloodworth, M. E., P. H. 12
Bloodworth, W. A., 306 W. 24th
St., Bryan
Blume, W. L., Rt. 1, Bryan
Bolling, T. J., Mitchell 85
Bonner, ,0. A., Mitchell 19
Bonner, W. D., Dairy Farm
Booe, E. L., Mitchell 10
Boone, J. L., Puryear 46
Borcherding, L. J., P. H. 1
Boswell, M. H., Rt. 3, Bryan
Bouchard, R. S., Walton H-6
Bounds, E. B., Law 84
Bowden, R. H., Mitchell 2
Bowles, W. B., 703 E. 32nd St.,
Bryan
Bowman, V. R., Mitchell 4
Boyd, M. M., Calvert
Boyles, R. L., Mitchell 31
Bracher, R. H., Milner 79
Bradshaw, T. E., Mitchell 84
Breihan, W. F., Legett 68
Brennan, F. M., Legett 1
Brennan, R. N., P. H. 2
Brewer, Margery, 712 E. 27th St.,
Bryan
Brewster, C. F., Milner 22
Briggs, H. M., Milner 48
Brimberry, W. O., 4-8799
Briscoe, A. C., Milner 63
Brock, G. A., Seeger Apt. No. 2
Brodie, G. E., Mitchell 43
Brogdon, B. R., Legett 35
Browder, H. M., Mitchell 24
Brown, A., Mitchell 72
Brown, J. F., P. H. 15
Brown, W. B., Legett 65
Bruckmiller, P. P., Milner 24
Brupson, F. W., Ross 6
Bryant, R. L., Mitchell 28
Buchanan, W. M., Milner 92
Buckley, F. A., 334 Foster Ave.
Buenger, J. C., Puryear 4
Buie, T. R., Tauber - North Gate
Buller, W. S., Puryear 12
Bullock, C. A., 1010 S. College,
Bryan
Bunger, W. H., Field Trip
Bunting, W. D., 1611 Ursuline
Ave., Bryan
Burger, F. W., Puryear 74
Burgess, A. W., Legett 21
Burgin, C. J., Y.M.C.A,
Burk, L. C., 2004 Echols St., Bryan
Burnam, T. J., P. H. 7
Burnett, R. E., Legett 12
Burns, R. E., P. H. 18
Burow, Martin, co E. L. Williams,
Lubbock St.
Butler, C. U. Foster Ave.
Butler, E. B., Puryear 40
Butler, J. H., Milner 102
Butler, R. W., 2-6205
Byler, H. C., P. H. 6
Byrd, W. W., 240 Foster Ave.
Cabell, H. B., Legett 102
Camejo, Daniel, Bryan
Cameron, B. S., Mitchell 61
Campbell, Banks, Legett 20
Campbell, D. E., P. H. 1
Campbell, L. B., P. H. 14
Canfield, A. B., Legett 96
Cangelosi, A., 207 N. Baylor
Canterbury, R. H., Puryear 80
Capt, E. E. P. H. 10
Card, L. P., P. H. 6
Carlsen, G. A., Puryear 79
Carmichael, H. A., Hamlin
Carr, E., Puryear 7
Carr, H. N., P. H. 4
Carr, J. M., Absentia
Carrington, J. T., P. H. 4
Carroll, C. A., Law 10
Carroll, P. M., Milner 27
Carroll, R. E., P. H. 11
ague Starts Monday
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SummerSportsFeaturedBy
Swimming, Tennis, and Golf
Harrison to Schedule Events According
To Ardent Interest Shown by Student Body
Swishing racquets and whistling
shuttle-cocks will begin another
series of summer sport tourneys
shortly when students enter open
competition under the able gui
dance of Luke Harrison.
Watersports, golf, bowling, shuf-
fleboard, and handball are only a
few of the tournaments to be held
in this series besides softball. Bird
ie smashing contests and tennis
singles, doubles, and mixed doubles
competition are offered to all stu
dents. Girls are especially invited
to participate, as many of these
activities cannot get along without
a female touch.
These tournaments are arrang
ed by Harrison to last throughout
the first session only. The same
program will be offered the second
istructor and coach,
Adamson will have
ind will gladly help
ill Open
lours
r days, and today
saches some of the
i the South,
mming meets have
in Luke Harrison’s
im, and many inter-
>t events should be
s open to all. Those
sted in these activi-
ntact either Adam-
p, who will give out
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Engl. 103
Agronomy 301
Engl. 203
A. H. 107
Engl. 231
A. H. 202
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A. H. 203
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A. H. 303
Ento. 201
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Hist. 105
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Hist. 306
Biol. 206
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Chem. 206
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Chem. 207
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in military science. . . . Pugh and
Dawson will specialize in baseball
and basketball respectively, while
all will be in there on the football
coaching job. . . . Charlie DeWare
and Manning Smith will be co
coaches of all freshman sports ex
cept track. . . . Lefty Bumpers, ace
hurler of the past baseball team
left here Saturday afternoon for
Detroit where he will get a tryout
with the Tigers. ... if he makes
good, he will probably wind up with
Beaumont of the Texas League
and be a teammate of another
Southwest Conference baseball
great—namely J. P. “Little Gen
eral” Wood. . . . Frank Carswell,
Bill Telschow, and Dub Barrow of
Rice Institute are others who are
going to get a tryout with Detroit.
. . . Roy Peden, Bill Buchanan, and
Jack Lindsey are due to take a
fling at pro ball this summer. . . .
Ed Dusek, big husky full-back of
the district champion Temple Wild
cat football team is due to enter
Aggieland in the fall. ... he was
already seen kicking the ball back
and forth on the drill field Monday
afternoon. The draft is due to have
plenty to say in the outcome of
next year’s football campaign. . . .
The record of the Houston Buffs in
the Texas League corresponds just
about to the exact percentage of
their record last year. . . . They are
running away, with the league
again and the only interest left is
the battle for the first division be
tween the other seven clubs. . . .
Sammy Dwyer, former captain of
the Aggie basketball team, is hit
ting the ball hard and often for a
local Bryan softball entry. . . .
Hub McQuillan will begin his new
ly-found basketball duties at T. C.
U. September 1. . . .
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Oil field work, highway depart
ment jobs, light and power enter
prises, and the regular junior camp
sessions are some of the odd jobs
held by the gridiron heroes of Tex
as A. & M. Five are scheduled for
military camp, while the rest are
distributed in the fields mentioned
above.
The five gridsters who are des
tined to sweat by their “brows” at
camp include the following: Roy
Bucek, Derace Moser, Marshall
Spivey, Zolus Motley, and Jim
Sterling.
Felix Bucek, Martin Ruby, Euel
Wesson, “Bama” Smith, Willie Zap-
alac and Jake Webster are the
boys who plan to do the “dirty”
work in the oil fields. These jobs
range far and wide—from east to
west and north to south.
Scheduled to take jobs with the
Highway Department include Ray
Mulhollan, Bill Henderson, Jimmy
Knight, and Boots Simmons.
Leonard Joeris and Dub Sibley
will work in a gas station and ship
yard respectively, while Leo Dan
iels will join Charlie DeWare and
Manning Smith at Bill James’
summer camp.
Sheldon Beise, physical education
instructor, believes army life would
cause “pronounced physical hard
ship” for 90 per cent of the Uni
versity of Minnesota men of draft
age.
Less “cream puff” teaching and
more “intellectual spinach” is need
ed in American colleges, in the
opinion of Dr. Paul J. Ketrick, pres
ident of Loretto Heights college.
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Washington, D. C.
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ational defense, min
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$5,600 a year. Com-
-year college course
idy in such subjects
tallurgy, mining en-
economics, and pro-
rience dealing with
the economics of mineral industries
are required. Substitution of ad
ditional experience for part of the
education, and likewise of appro
priate graduate study for experi
ence is permitted under certain
conditions. Persons who may be
qualified for these important posi
tions are urged to file their appli
cations with the U. S. Civil Ser
vice Commission in Washington at
once. Applications will be rated as
received until further notce.
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and shape, may be controlled if
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ing hot weather. It feeds on the
leaves, causing them to turn pale
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semester, but will probably con
form-to another schedule. The act
ivities will be scheduled in order of
interest shown by the students.
All swimming meets will be held
in the P. L. Downs Natatorium,
while all tennis matches will be
played at the clay courts opposite
the gym.
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