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2013-X-0641-Rascoeelder.Pdf (14.34Mb) tfr11ve .ro slty of !~~€!.\JJ ?ubl1oat1ons The University of Texas Publication No. 3822: June 8, 1938 THE UNIVERSITY INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE Official Program with Results of the Twenty-eighth Annual Meeting Sponsored by and Organized Under the Supervision of the Bureau of Public School Extracurricular Activities, Extena.ion Division, The University of Texaa May 6 and 7, 1938 PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AUSTIN Publications of The University of Texas PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE E. J. MATHEWS J. T. PATTERSON D. CONEY A. SCHAFFER B. M. HENDRIX B. SMITH A. C. WRIGHT General Publications J. T. PATTERSON R. H. GRIFFITH LOUISE BAREKMAN A. SCHAFFER FREDERIC DUNCALF G. W. STUMBERG FREDERICK EBY A. P. WINSTON Administrative Publications E. J. MATHEWS L. L. CLICK C. F. ARROWOOD C. D. SIMMONS E. C. H. BANTEL B. SMITH The University publishes bulletins four times a month, so numbered that the first two digits of the number show the year of issue and the last two the position in the yearly series. (For example, No. 3801 is the first publication of the year 1938.) These bulletins comprise the official pub­ lications of the University, publications on humanistic and scientific subjects, and bulletins issued from time to time by various divisions of the University. The following bureaus and divisions distribute publications issued by them; communications concerning publications in these fields should be addressed to The University of Texas, Austin, Texas, care of the bureau or division issuing the publica­ tion : Bureau of Business Research, Bureau of Economic Geology, Bureau of Engineering Research, Bureau of In­ dustrial Chemistry, Bureau of Public School Extracurric­ ular Activities, and Division of Extension. Communications concerning all other publications of the University should be addressed to University Publications, The University of Texas, Austin. Additional copies of this publication may be procured from the Bureau of Public School Extracurricular Activities, The University of Texas, Austin, Texas. THI UNIYIRSITY 0, TEXAS PRESS ~ The University of Texas Publication No. 3822: June 8, 1938 THE UNIVERSITY INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE Official Program with Results of the Twenty-eighth Annual Meeting Sponsored by and Organized Under the Supervision of the Bureau of Public School Extracurricular Activities, Exten&ion Division, The University of Texas May 6 and 7, 1938 PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY FOUR TIMES A MONTH AND ENTERED AS SIECOND·CLASS MATTIER AT THIE POST OP'P'ICIE AT AUSTIN, TIEXAS, UNDER THE ACT OF AUGUST 24, 1912 «ht Hnfuenifl)l of «rxas eb of lhr Jlmhtl Austin March 24, 1938 Dear Interscholastic Leaguer: RESOLVED that the Regents and Faculty of The University of Texas are delighted with the prospect of having you on the Campus on lla;r 6 and 7, 1938. Decision for the 11.ffirmative, 10,050 to o. We are so glad to have you that we shall sprint to meet you, ~ hl.&a with joy at aeei:Dg you, ,!:!S .!!: mile to serve you, JZ!ll. .!!: lli ~at your service while you are here, be spellbound by your eloquence, declaim with rapture because you visit us, gladly ~(a) with you any question you~ choose to raise. Jll of Z2!! ca.n•t win in the contests, but we hope that all of~ can win your friendship and goodwill. Take some time while you are here to see the University, its buildings, libraries, laboratories, and its faculty. Ye welcome you heartily and hope to do what is possible to JDPke your st111 pleasant and profitable. V•<Y •in~~ J'fC1flmc J. r-~. """"' COMMITTEES FOR THE TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL STATE MEET State Executive Committee: Thomas H. Shelby, Chairman; Roy Bedichek, Rodney J. Kidd, R. A. Cox, B. C. Tharp, T. A. Rousse, C. A. Wiley, J. 0. Marberry. Rec6ption: Read Granberry, Chairman; Arno Nowotny, Vice­ Chairman; John Mccurdy, Dorothy Gebauer, M. D. Woodbury, J. B. Wharey, Edward Micek, W. F. Gidley, J. L. Boysen, Anna Hiss, C. M. Cleveland, G. C. Goldsmith, Mrs. Robert Bain, Mrs. James R. Hamilton. Orange Jackets. Registration: Ruth McMillan Granberry, Chairman; Mrs. Wm. Kay Miller. Transportation: Albert M. Fisher, Jr., Chairman; John B. Bur­ roughs, Bernard Rodgers. Boy Scouts. Teleph-One: Mrs. J. D. Hall, Chairman; Margaret Stone Buchanan, Mrs. Claude Hill. Information: Bill Satterwhite, Bill Walker, Elliott White. Lodgings: Cornelius Kormeier, Chairman. Little Campus Lodgings: Calvin Howard, Chairman; Helmut A. Lenert, Thomas Curtis, Leslie Franz, James Voss, Erpol Brown. Delegates Badges: Mrs. Irene Munson. Program Distribution: Jake Pickle, Chairman; Pete Curry, John Sullivan, Fred Klingeman, James Moore. Returns of the Meet: A. L. Miller, Chairman; D. J. Hahn, Richard Yelderman. Rebate Clerk: Miss Willie M. Thompson. Public Speaking Contests: Ellwood Griscom, General Chairman and Referee. Debate: Thomas A. Rousse, Chairman. Boys' Division: Jesse Villarreal, Chairman; Aaron Witz, Jim McGoodwin, Richard Davis, Joe Kilgore, Herbert Petry, War­ ren Hughes. Chairmen: E. 0. Bethke, Johnny Kuntz, Tom Law, Harold Alberts, J. T. Casey, B. M. May, Rob Jackson, Henry Hauschild. Girls' Division: Robert Tharp, Chairman; Fred Schmidt, Rush Record, Russell Patton, Jack Love, Joe Neal, John Stephen, Edd Miller, Kay Nolen. Chairmen: Alleric Haley, William Tomachefsky, Kellis Dibrell, James Heflin, Virginia Vaughan, Silvia Herber, Janice Nixon, Frances O'Neal, W. A. Spradlin, J. Miller, A. G. Smith, Margaret Goldman, Dorothy Hill. Declamation: Girls' Division: Bill Collins, Chairman; Louise Andrews, Gloria Dawn Blue, F. Earl Tipton, Arthur Evans, Dorothy D. Miller. Boys' Division: Bob Harless, Chairman; Robert M. Langer, Wade Lewis, Phil L. Jander, Crockett English. Extemporaneous Speech: Howard M. Townsend, Chairman; John B. Connally, Buck Mccasland, Hilliard Thomas, Wilfred Cousins, Virginia Frances Vaughan, Mary Rebecca Chaffin, Elizabeth Stewart. Arrangements for Final Contests: Jesse Villarreal, Chairman; Edd Miller, Jim McGoodwin. Ready Writers: Robert A. Law, General Chairman; Mrs. Annie Irvine, W. T. Conklin, Mrs. Mozelle S. Allen, Class A Division; Erma Gill, Ruth Pressley, E. B. Atwood, Class B Division; Mrs. Alice L. Cooke, Mrs. Dorothy Russell Long, Sarah Dodson, Rural School Division. Three-R Contest: I. I. Nelson, Chairman; Ellene Collins, Eleanor Albrecht, Mary H. Gerdes, Jeanne Gracey, Albert Kinder, Vara L. McKaye, Mary N. Quinn, Grace A. Smith, Betty L. Stratton, Mar­ garet Voiers. Typewriting and Shorthand,: Miss Florence Stullken, Manager. One-Act Play: J. Howard Lumpkin, Manager. Journalism: DeWitt Reddick, Chairman; Granville Price and Paul J. Thompson, Vice-Chairmen; Joe Belden, J. C. Gresham, Louis Judkins, Ernest Sharpe, Everett Shirley. Tennis: D. A. Penick, Referee; Gilbert Denman, Manager; P. F. Graves, Pat Murta, Assistant Managers. In Charge of Girls: Gilbert Denman. In Charge of Boys: P. F. Graves. Officials: Paschall Walthall, Ralph Burns, Jack Jones, George Dullnig, Robert McGinnis, Edgar Weller, John Henry Brau­ bach, Gordon Rogers, Bub Murphey, Robert Blankenburg, Rupert Stuart, Bren Kumm, Boyd Tanner, Brad Miller, James Moore, Maurice Fincher, Melvin Lapman, Bill Bill­ ings, Fred Purnell, John D. Smith, Oscar Kirksey, Gustavo Stelzer, Jack Meadows, Gordon Hilley, Reuben Riskind, Joe Ball, Harry Hickman, Chester Granville, Newton Barnes, Henry Batjer, Bill Blalock, Garland Poole, John Green, Felix McGivney, Marvin Burgin, George Nalle, H. C. Justice, Jack Chiles, Sheffy Mahan, Jack Speegle, Bob Billings. Custodian of Cups and Medals: Perry Pickett, Chairman; Paul MaClung, Reagan Gibbs, John Henderson, Joe Coltharp, Chas. Bentliff. -·~ 4 13e-·· PRIZES IN FINAL STATE MEET CONTESTS Boys' Debate.-The Eugene Harris silver cup. Girls' Debate.-Frank J. Lyons silver cup. Boys' High School Declamation.-The Wozencraft silver cup. Girls' High School Declamation.-The Eli Hertzberg silver cup. Boys' Rural School Declamation.-The W. F. Doughty silver cup. Girls' Rural School Declamation.-The W. F. Doughty silver cup. Class A Ready Writers.-The University silver cup. Class B Ready Writers.-The University silver cup. Rural School Ready Writers Contest.-The Annie Webb Blanton silver cup. High School Track Meet.-Silver cup, permanent. Relay.-Silver cup, permanent. Rural Pentathlon.-Individual silver cup, permanent, for first place, and gold, silver, and bronze medals for second, third, and fourth places, respectively. Tennis.-The Caswell & Smith silver cup for boys' doubles; the University silver cup for boys' singles; the University silver cup for girls' doubles; and the University silver cup for girls' singles. Medals.-Gold, silver, and bronze medals for first, second, and third place winners, respectively, in each event of the track meet, and for declamation, Three-R, extemporaneous speech, typewriting, and short­ hand. Also gold and silver medals to winners of first and second places in tennis and debate; also for each member of the "All-Star Cast" in the One-Act Play Tournament. Extemporaneous Speech.-The University silver cup, boys' division. Extemporaneous Speech.-The University silver cup, girls' division. One-Act Play.-Silver shield to winner, and smaller shield to run- ner-up, permanent trophies; Samuel French Individual trophy to best actor or actress in the tournament. Three-R Contest.-Silver shield, permanent. Typewriting.-Silver cup, permanent. Journalism.-Large shield for winning school, smaller shield for second place, as permanent awards; gold, silver, and bronze medals for first, second, and third place winners, respectively. The silver cups, except those in shorthand, typewriting, and track are to be
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