The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 1, Ed. 1 Monday, October 6, 1930 Page: 3 of 4
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Faculty Directory
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book Lib.
Mr; Oorrie Allen Eng.. Dem. School.
Mr E- L. Anderson . French
uut Mary Anderson Mustek
Mis* Dorothy Bitbb Latin, Dent. Sch.
Mr-. Nannie W. Babb Asst. to
Dean of Women
Mr Amos Barksdale Mathematics
Mis" Glady* Bates ..Asst. Refcistvar..
Ur S. A. Blackburn Ind. Ed.„
Mr J E. Biair Education.
Mr Dixie Boyd ... Bookkeeper.
Mist Velroa Braceweli Reg., Dem,
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Dr. ,n a Powell History
Miss Preus < Nurse, Sanitarium
Mis* AanaUlle Pritehard Education
See. to Bus.
Manager
Mi«f Eula B. Reno
Or U A. Sharp
Miss Annie G. Bradley
Mis« Lottie Brashears
Mr. Harold Brenhohx
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Mi E. C. Brodie
Mr. J. N. Brown . *
Miss Myrtle Brown
Dr. W. H. Bruce -
M iss Virrima Calloway - Spanish
Miss Edith Clark Dean of Women
Miss Nellie Cleveland English
Mr. Ross Compton Economics...
Mtsu Mtfy Ruth Cook MutH., Den*.
School.
Dr w. w, Cook .... Dean of Men.
Miss Donnie Cotteral Pby. l<l-~
Miss Mary Jo Cowling Geography
Miss Lob Cox - J^rat,.I"f
Miss Mattie Ella Cravens Engh*h_
Mrs Mabel Criddle Dean of Fresh-
man Girls
Miss Lucile Crutcher Libraty 41*
Mr George M. Crutsinger Education
Miss Addie Mae Curb.. Chemistry.
Mr. C. C. Davie Bus. Administration.
Mr. Walter Davis Stu. Asst., Ind. E«l
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Miss Julia Birdie Smith
Miss Maniii- E. Smith
Miss Margi.ret C. Smith
Miss Ruby C. Smith
Mr H. F. Spitzer
Dr. W. L. Dealey
Mrs. Lois Dickson
Miss Helen Eades
Miss Hazel Evan#
Mis. Sibyl G. Evans
Mr, E. H. Farrington
Mr. L. P- Floyd -
Mr. T. J. Fouts
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Miss Bessie Shook English
Mrs. Lula K, Shumaker Dem Sch.
Mr S. H. Sinciair Stu. Asst.
Bus. Adm.
Phy. Ed,
Stu. Asst.
Phys. Ed.
English
Music
Spanish
Science, Dem.
School
Mr C. C. Sport man Fhys. Ed.
Mr. John S. Spratt Government
Miss Cora E. Stafford Art
Mrs. Margie H. Stafford Music
Mi« Eva B. Stapleton Dem. School
Miss Isabc. Stiles Biidogv
Dr. Ray Cooke Stoker English
Mr. Dick Strode Sec. to Dean of Men
Miss Mary C. Sweet English
Mr. J. R. Swenson Geography
Miss Grace Tucker Sec. to Dean of
Women
Miss Mabel Vandiver
Miss Edith Walker
Miss Lillian Walker
Miss Maydell Wallace
Miss Mary Walters
Dr. B. F. Fronaharger
Mr. Rudolph Fuchs
Mrs. Alice G. Furnish
Mr. F. V. Garrison
Mr. W. W. Glass
Mr. Floyd Graham-v:
Mrs. Mary Tanner Gray
Miss Nellie L. Griffiths
Miss Virginia A. Haile
Mr. J- D. Hall
Mrs. Otho Hanscom
Mrs. Myrtle Hardy
Dr. B. B. Harris
Miss Beulah A. Harnss Phy.
Dr. L O. Hayes Physican-Sanitart
Miss Margaret Hay* Stu. Asst., M
Miss Katie Henley Sec. to President.
Miss Evea Hoover
Miss Frances Hunter
Mrs. Winnie Jacobs
Miss Mae Johnston
Miss Ota Johnston
Mr. A. S. Keith Math
Miss Gladys Kelso _.
Dr. J. L. Kingsbury
English
Spanish
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Economics.
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Music.
History
Miss Marguerite Klepper Stu. Asa
Mrs. Lois B. Knox ... Lib^ry
Mr A. G. Koenig Fdu^tion. J
Miss Edith Kubeck
Mr. W. A. Larimer Bus. •
Mrs. Mary Ward Lebcrman
Dr W F. I«edlow EdU -:it.ion
Mr. J. H. L«.tt : M**y
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Miss Mabel Wilkerson Library, Dem...
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Mr. T. A. Willard Chemistry
iMiss Muriel Williams Home Eco,
Miss Cora Belle Wilson History.
Miss Mary Louise Wilson Art
Miss Addie Winston Asst., Place-
ment tlttice
Mr. W. W. Wright Textbook C'ust,.
Mr. W. W. Yerby Supt. Bldgs. and
Grounds
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313 322 Normal Ave.
MIS Godwin Hotel
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661 1217 W. Chestnut
1296 406 Fry Street
1151 1111 W. Mulberry
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334 117 Avenue B
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222 Bryan St.
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650 403 Mounts St.
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Eagles Fail To
Stop Frog And
Baylor Elevens
The 1930 season was inaugurated
for the Eagles when the Francis
Schmidt's champion Horned Froga in-
vaded the local grid field for a pre-
season encounter. Although the
Eagles had lieen at practice longer
than the Schmidtmen they showed to
no advantage against the big purple
TCU team. The Eagles were com-
pletely at bay against the lightning
like thrusts of cyclonic Cy Leland,
football's fastest human and the line
jabs of Hinton and Griffith. The
Eagles wore slow and only one first
down was registered during the en-
tire encounter this being chalked up
in the first few minutes of play when
Weldon Lucas, "The Eagle Express"
got loose for a sixteen yard prance
around an end. The remainder of the
game was void of events for the
Eagles.
The second game of the year
showed a vast improvement for the
local gridsters The Eagles playing
their customary game with Baylor,
were l>eateii but showed themselves
to be a vastly improved bunch of
athletes over those who had taken
the field against V'CU only a week
earlier. The Bears were held through
three quarter* on oven terms; how-
ever in the fourth quarter, the Eagles
in a desperate effort to cross the
Baylor line tossed caution to the wind
and filled the air with pigskins. This
proved to be an erroneous bit of
strategy and as a consequence the
score was piled up against the locals.
That the Eagles were an improved
team, however, there is no denying.
Captain Echols and Larry Poole stood
out for the Eagles.
T. A. Moore, an ex-student of the
college, now a student at the Univer-
sity of Texas has lieen elected asaiR-
tant yell leader of the student body.
Moore is a member of Deta Beta Chi
fraternity.
PATRONIZE OlIR ADVERTISERS
Chorus Han Initial
Meeting Wednesday
The Chorus Club met Wednesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock in the auditor-
ium under the direction of Miss Lil-
lian Parrill and with Miss Mary An-
derson as the accom|>anist. Much en-
thusiasm was displayed in outlining
the plana for the coming year. There
were 120 members, all classes being
well represented. Miss Parrill stated
there ia need of more boys and men
in the chorus.
The club will meet each week on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
4 o'clock on the stage of the auditor-
ium. All students interested in this
work are urged to join the club, Miss
Parrill stated.
The first meeting of the Young
Women's Christian Association was
held Wednesday afternoon and was
a called meeting. Officers will be
elected at the next meeting of the
organization which will be Wednes-
day evening, October 8. Miss El-
frieda Harrison is the chairman for
the next meeting.
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Nance, Fred B. The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 1, Ed. 1 Monday, October 6, 1930, newspaper, October 6, 1930; Denton, TX. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth314061/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Special Collections.