The Corral, Volume [23], Number 2, March, 1933 Page: Front Inside
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WRITERS' ROUND-UP
E. RILEY is well known for her con- HOWARD McLAUGHLIN, junior, from
tributions to "Reminiscences" in the Brand Sweetwater; pre-law student; member of
as well as her verse and short stories which Players. He makes his debut in this issue
have appeared regularly in the Corral. of the Corral with a formal essay entitled
The youngest student ever to receive a de- Passive Pessimism.
gree from Simmons, she is now chemistry _ O -
assistant and works in the registrar's of-
fice. Her verses in this issue are entitled HOLLEY PERRY, a pianist of much
Blue Violets and Spring in City. ability, reappears in this number with two
verses. She is a special from Merkel.
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MILT McKENZIE, the cover designer
for the Corral, is one of those persons In the senior section GRADY (alias
about whom we'll some day say, "I knew Sonny Boy, alias Jeremiah the Prophet)
him when-." He is an artist of outstand- HALBERT specializes in futures when
ing ability. When anyone wants a picture, they belong to the other fellow.
a poster, or a block print, the first ques- -- 0-
tion is, "Where is 'Milt'?" He is a fresh- CHARLES BARNES is student prexy
an from A. H. S. and the man who helped Simmons to the
0o top in the West Texas Oratorical and De-
J. G. TURNER is one of the gang who bating tournament. He is an economics
saw the world from a porthole. He writes major and maintains quiet in the library.
sea yarns when he isn't writing news stor-
ies. Ordinary Seaman is noteworthy for
being one sea story without a word of pro- TRUMAN "Rough House" RILEY is
fanity in it.
more at home in athletics or in the chem-
----- istry lab than at writers' club; neverthe-
BROOKS PEDEN, freshman from Abi- less his class poem, Destinies, reveals a
lene, is another sea-rover whose experi- heretofore latent talent. He writes sports
ences color the stories that he writes be- for the Brand regularly.
tween 2 and 4 o'clock in the morning.
Heavy, the leading character of The Turn- --
ing of The Worm, again appears in No C. E. MEREDITH, class historian, is a
Dogs Allowed. ministerial student and an education major.
CHARLIE McGRAW, the girl of many FINLON "Jud" WILLIAMS, Abilene
talents, grafts, etc., is famous for her or- senior, is the P. A. L. (Pest-at-Lar
chestra, her accordion solos, and her abil- senior, is the P. A. L. (Pest-at-Large) of
ity as a tennis player. She is a freshman the campus. He is famous for his peren-
from Breckenridge, and writes humorous nial good humor and his rendition of
material that is really funny: As Defense "Hinky Dinky Parlez-vous." He furnishes
of Showers, for instance. the Corral's feature article, Air-Minded.
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