University of North Texas - Yucca Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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• ilr I E. S. GUEST Pittsburg An independent, imperturbable fellow, con- tent to take life in an easy going way (fishing or hunting). Work offers few attractions to him, and he manages to slide by on a minimum of effort, yet his work is always well done. Although we would question his attraction to labor, nevertheless he has been a busily en- gaged man for some time. He is a happy mixture of efficiency and indifference, of deter- mination and ireedoni from worry. KATHRYN HANCOCK Paris She comes from Paris, thougli at times she seems to contemplate moving to D.iUas or even to Fort Worth. She is an exceedingly well poised young person, with a well developed judgment for the fitness of things; a college beauty, and yet she is not vain; an ■. student, yet one who, as any one will testify, thoroughly believes in having a good time; one of Uncle Joe Pender s flock, and yel she is a suffragette. Naturally, therefore, college activities are much better for her participation in them. This is especially true of that world famous organiza- tion, The Four Roses. fiiE YUGCA

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A, w 1 1 ™ Tsr College Seniors W. B. GRAHAM Denton Well built and fast, Graham has shown real worth in football and basketball. As a result, he has guided and led his team to many victories. We might say he has done his part for the class in Athletics, but, besides, he has shown true efficiency and devotion to studies and duty. Usually he appears congenial, pleasant and frank; but at times he becomes painfully sarcastic, much to his own detriment. As we see that public opinion never interferes with his ideas of right and wrong, it seems that a certain success will be his. OFFICERS OF COLLEGE JUNIOR CLASS Wynne B. Graham President Karl P. Horton Vice-President Eva Hatch Secretary E. S. Guest Treasurer Kathryn Hancock Class Representative tHE YUG0A

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-A- W ' ' AttAt EVA VIRGINIA HATCH Edison said: Talent is inspiration; genius is perspiration. ' Sucli is lier motto. She has fought hard, while here, for a place in all activities. It may truly be said that there is no activity in which she has not had some say. She has the wonderful ability of getting results in any undertaking. Hers is the will, regardless of all obstacles, that aspires to accomplish rapidly any assumed task, and then to do a little more. KARL P. HORTON He wears glasses at times, has a very learned air, and explains things in a quick, halting tone with a fussy little habit of pushing up his cuffs after every fifth word. When he came to lis he was perhaps a little too serious and con- scientious. Although he has changed to a great extent now, we feel that his determination and ambition will carry him along. He has gone through College, reticent rather than a mixer; but we appreciate his capabilities, for he pushes himself along, even though he does it very quietly — except when reading jokes in the Library. The yugca