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

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— Harville, William E., SAE— -History. Augusta, “Tuffy” has withstood the ravages of many serious love affairs since the beginning of his University career. Drowns his sorrows in the ecstasies of Spanish 1, and simply will not carry a cane. Harris, Hadley, X12 . English. Fayetteville. G. N. V., 1914 15; G. T. B., 1915-’16; Sapphic; V. YV. C. A. Her good nature and sweet disposition make her many friends. Higgs, Morton T. Civil Engineering. ldabel, Okla. Second Lieutenant Company C; Class Football; Gray Hall Gang. “Mutt” holds the exalted position of Lord High Dictator to Freshmen with much dignity. Has that much-coveted faculty of “getting by” and rarely fails to do so. Hilton, Esther Childs. English. Pueblo Col. Y. YV. C. A. Cabinet. Quiet, helpful and trustworthy, but poten¬ tially a deep-dyed criminal. ■ Horton, Horace R. . Electrical Engineering. Fort Smith. Tri Eta; Tau Beta Pi; A. I. E. E.; Glee Club, 13- 14; Knights of St. Patrick; Pres¬ ident of Garland; Student Assistant in Engi¬ neering Mathematics. Is a good engineer and deserving of much credit. Knows the ropes and pulls most of the wires. Hinds, Helene Lois . English. Fayetteville. Skull and Torch; Owl Club; Y. YY C. A. Helene is always busy. She has longed for Dormitory life but she couldn ' t get rid of her family. Byron Johnson— “You know I believe I am falling in love.

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.Education. Forrest, Grace, AAA. Siloam Springs. D. D. Club. She would not have a man prosecuted for stealing her picture although it zvas set in gold; but if he carried off the setting and left the portrait, we would not answer for his safety. Frazier, E. H . Education. Havana. Tri Eta; President of Lee, ’ 1516 ; Normal Club; “A” in Football, ’12-’13 and ’15-’16. Has zcon a place in the heart of every fel- lozv student by his consistent and gritty work on the grid iron. Gill, Thomas Tapscott, 2AE. . English and German . Little Rock. President Skull and Torch; Garland; Edi- tor-in-Chief of the Weekly; Author of Fresh¬ man Proclamation; Gray Hall Gang; Ser¬ geant-Major in Cadet Battalion; got his de¬ gree in three years. “Tap” is a very precocious child, and a hard worker. Has rendered much valuable work to the University publications. Was known to go with a girl to the Skull and Torch banquet. Gray, Julius C., 2 ( I E . Economics. Guy. Y. M. C. A.; Periclean. Came here from the State Normal. Is rather quiet when lie gets outside of Hill Hall. Puts in four-fifths of his time studying French. Greaves, Clifton D., KA . English. Fayetteville. Quo Vadis; Ibis; Black Friars; Y. M. C. A. It is said that he never had a serious thought. An all-round “ good-fellozc”, noted for his steady stream of wit and humor. Yes, it is true that all of it is not original with him, but zchat a memory! Hall, W. L. Agriculture . Waldron. Agri Club; Y. M. C. A. Says he has reformed and hasn’t been near the depot this year. J. C. Carroll — ft Those darn juniors got my cane

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Horton, William G. . Mechanical Engineering . Fort Smith. Beta Gamma; President A. S. M. E. ; Lee Literary Society. He is gifted with a deep bass voice. Exults in attending class meetings, and is one of the main-stays of the M. F. department. IVas given the name “Bush” before the new in¬ terpretation came into vogue. Hunt, Ralph B., KS . Mathematics. Dardanelle. Sphinx; Ibis- Black Friars: K. K.: Pres¬ ident of Inter-Fraternity Conference. Mike belongs to everything in school and has been an active worker in all of them. Is always willing to do his part, and has won many friends. King, Iler . English. Shreveport, La. Y. W. C. A. “There is strength Deep buried in her heart.” She is full of fun, too, but since she is a new-comer only a few know her. Irby, Nolan M . History. Booneville. Normal Club; Y. M. C. A.; President of Lee; Skull and Torch. A scholar with little to say. Plays “500” as a means of diversion. Kx err, Irene . English Fayetteville. The Arkansan Staff; Company “B” Maid; Owl Club; Black Friars. Possesses literary ability and a warm belief in woman suffrage. “Friends, Romanesses and country-women, lend me your caresses.” Lano, Mildred . Education. Fayetteville. The Sapphic; Y. Y. C. A. “She liked whatever she looked on And her looks went everywhere.” R vY Martin— ' 1 ' A great believer in vaccination.”