University of Arkansas Fayetteville - Razorback Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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THE CARDINA L—N INETEEN TEN AND ELEVEN STEPHEN WHEELER CREEKMORE, S. A. E., Economics. Van Buren, Ark. “Love was not meant for people in their wits. ,, He has been known to flunk a time or two, but he is a past master of the art of football, which fact is sufficient to cover a multitude of evils. A college man doesn’t need to know anything else if he knows football. CLYDE HILL METCALF. History. Horatio, Ark. Another hysterics major. He is a good churchmember and works harder on Sunday than any other day of the week. But don’t let his smile and smirk deceive you, for he is really one of the wickedest fellows in the class. Some say he can “out-cuss” any sailor that ever sailed under the Jolly Roger. JOHN BAXENDALE. Mechanical Engineering Lehigh, Okla. “Thy smiles and kisses I can not endure, I’ll not be wrapped up in those arms of thine.” John has a room in the dormitory, but he lives at Engi¬ neering Hall. He can be found there at all hours of the day and night. WILLIAM LYNNE GOODWIN, Pi K. A. Economics. El Dorado, Ark. “So wise, so young, they say do ne’er live long.” T iv e n t y-E i ght

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THE CARDINA L—NINETEEN TEN AND ELEVEN CHARLES HOWARD DOUGLAS. .. .Electrical Engineering . Fort Smith, Ark. He will be the natural successor of Thomas A. Edison. MARY AGNES BLACKFORD, Z. T. A. Pedagogy. Fayetteville, Ark. “Sweetness, truth and every grace Which time and youth are wont to teach, The eye may in a moment reach, And read distinctly in her face.” Mary does not take Latin but she was the first person to find a pony for English 9a. She is the only girl who en- toys the unique distinction of never having used the dic¬ tionaries on the boys’ side of the library. GEORGE WASHINGTON MITCHELL. .Civil Engineering. Greenway, Ark. George inherited his name from the original George, and not only the name, for of all the Georges since the first George this George is the wisest George yet. We have his word for it. CLIFFORD JOHN BROWN. Civil Engineering. Winchester, Ark. His mathematical mind stops at no obstacles. He is a good student and a good fellow, and will make his mark in the world. T w e nt y-S even

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THE CARDINA L—N INETEEN TEN AND ELEVEN ROBERT MORRIS HUTCHINS, ..Economics. .Mathetian. Augusta, Ark. “A merrier man within the limit of becoming mirth, I never spent an hours talk withal.” Bob never lacks something to say nor time enough to say it. NELL STEELE COUCH. Pedagogy . Mathetian. Magnolia, Ark. “There is more owing her than is paid, and more shall be paid her than she’ll demand.” For Nell believes that “girls should be seen and not heard.” JULIA ANN VEAZEY. Latin. Fayetteville, Ark. “Her voice is hovering o’er my soul, it lingers O’ershadowing it with soft and lulling wings, The blood and life within those snowy fingers Teach witchcraft to the instrumental strings.” LUCY HON, X. H. Pedagogy. Fort Smith, Ark. “Hail! Independence, Hail! Heaven’s next gift to that of life and an immortal soul.” Lucy has a way of her own that’s very satisfactory in managing the faculty. She enjoys, above all other subjects, ethics, for there she is told that she has a good forehead and plenty of intellect. T w e nt y-N i n e