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

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The (hrcHnal f9l5 Blair, Cixil Clyde. History Conway, Ark. Entered from State Normal 1915. Since coming to the U. of A. he has itnpressed all who know him as a thorough student. Bonner, R. C., . . Electrical Engineering. Glenwood, Ark. A. I. E. E. Hefty ’ devotes himself to study and not to ladies. Bragg, Peter N. Mathematics, Chidester, Ark. Daddy Droke’s Pet. All the girls say he has a romantic name. Browne, L. W . Ciril Engineering. W ' ard, Ark. F ' irst Sergeant Company “A,” 1913-’14. Shorty” hides his talents under a bushel. But watch him succeed. Cam MACK, George S. Economics. Portland, Ark. Glee Club; V. M. C. A.; Track Team, 1912; President Branner Geology Club. A courteous, good-natured man.

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Batten, John T. Economics-English. Paragoiild, Ark. Held practically every office in Garland; Junior and Senior Class Orator; Vice-President Y. M. C. A.; Garland Junior-Senior Debater’s Medal, 1914; Inter-Collegiate Debate against Louisiana, 1915; First Lieutenant Company “B”; Secretary Boys’ Dormitory; Member Dormitory Council. An exceedingly popular young man. Hell, J. E . Electrical Engineering, Chidester, Ark. Secretary of A. I. E. E.; Lee Literary Society; Junior Football Team, 1913-’14. You have capsized the boat, now don ' t go azvay. As they sang love ' s old stceet song at Monte Ne. ..Latin-Englisli. Bell, Susan, ZTA. Benton, Ark. Skull and Torch; President Y. V. C. A.; Black Friars; Question ( ' lub; President of Dor¬ mitory; Pan-Hellenic Council, 1913. Sue has been connected with every organiza¬ tion in school at some time or other and has proved her efficiency in every instance. She has done so much that her reputation fairly frightens one. Blackshare, J. O. History. Fayetteville, Ark. Garland ' Literary Society; Business Manager of 1913-’! 4 Cardinal; President of Skull and Torch; President Garland First Term, 1914-’15. Woodroiv ' is a very brilliant rival of Noah Webster, Dr. Thomas, and Dr. Brough. Bethel, Claude, TBO. . Mechanical Engineering. Bates, Ark. President Dormitory Council, 1914-’15; Mem¬ ber Student Council. Claude has conclusively proved that he isn ' t interested in eampustry.

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Biology. Cargile, L. Clare, KS Bentonville, Ark. President of Inter-Fraternity Conference; Stu¬ dent Council; Y. M. C. A.; Periclcan; First Lieu¬ tenant Company “C.” Clare has the bearing of a senator and a mili¬ tary genius. Perhaps his success in love is in some zcay connected with his poise. Carl, Floyd C. Electrical Engineering. Siloam Springs, Ark. A. I. E. E. One more fitted to grapple with practical e.r- perienccs would be hard to find. Cates, Allen W. Chemistry. Boles, Ark. President Senior Class; Student Council; Skull and Torch; Arkansan Staff; President Garland Second Term, 1914-T5. A man worth knowing. His dimples are truly wonderful, but besides he is of strength of char¬ acter and ability. CovENTON, J. W. Economics, Oakland, Ark. Garland Literary Society; Branner Geology Club; X-Ray Club. One who seeks to get to the bottom of any affair of pith and moment.” Davidson, Elmer Cruse. . Electrical Engineering. Shreveport, La. A. I. E. E. Elmer is known as a Chesterfield and a divine dancer. He is a man more wise than foolish. He works when you think he 7vorks not. The ChrcUrm I l9lb