University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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Herbert Luther, Lawrence, Kas. ATO ; ' ©NE ; Sophomore Social and ' ' Sophomore ' Committee. For the first three years of our college-Hfe Herb was into Class affairs up to his ears, and in University Hfe above his head, but for some unknown reason he left us for one term. Rumor has it that the reason he quit school and went to work was because — well, no matter, he is with us again, and assures us he will return next year to help keep the University going. Harry M. Johntz, Abilene, Kas. Y. M. C. A. ; Engineering Society. Harry came to the University from the town made famous by Dick Waring and Charles M. Harger. With the handicap of all that, Harry has been able to stay in school, and while he would like to bid farewell this year, he has for other reasons finally decided to stay another year. We recommend him very highly to the next Class. Clifford Corp, B.S., Hutchinson, Kas. Class Treasurer Society ' 07. ' 07-08; Vice-President M. E. A man with a smile. With his ever-ready wit and genial good nature Corp is a promising candidate for the Sunshine Club. Hutchinson claims him proudly as one of her native sons and is expecting great engineering achievements of him now that he has completed his course at the University. Corp has been one of the loyal work- ers of thejClass, and was entrusted with her fin- ances the last year. He is famed for his skill in- waxing Gym floors. Kersey G. Williams, B.S., Kansas City, Kas. 2H; President C. E. Society ' 07. Kirk has been one of the guns of the Class — and is without doubt the hardest and one of the most conscientious workers in the school. In spite of his hard work at his books, he has al- ways been ready to enjoy a good joke or prank, and was as ready to cut classes with the bunch as any of us. He is one of our alumni of whom we have a right to expect great things, because he enjoys the great distinction of being the only man to graduate from the Engineering School of K. U with out taking Qual. Anal.

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Charles O. Boynton, B.S., Kansas City, Kas. C. E. Scxriety, One of the youngest men in the Class, Charlie ranks among the oldest and wisest in the use of the slide-rule. He claims to be able to tell his future wife ' s name by means of the logarith- mithic table on the back of his slide, and, judg- ing by his p)ast records, we shall expect great things from him and his slide-rule. Charlie has always been a hard and close student, a loyal Class man, a good fellow, and he is bound to make a record after he leaves school. Carl Trowbridge, B.S., Argentine, Kas. Carl is a man who entered the University as a Freshman and who by his own effortsjrose in the world till to-day he bears lightly the dignity of a Senior. He is the junior member of the firm, Rankin Trowbridge, Consulting Mining En- gineers, and deser ' es his share of the success that has come to that firm. The advent of Carl Trowbridge at K. U. settled, once for all, that old question, Can any good thing come out of Argentine? WiLTox A. Vaughn, B.S., Marion, Kas. C. E. Society, Vaughn came to us from the home of our own Governor Hoch, and reads the Marion Record with clock-like regularity. He has always been a hard student, and has always worked for results. Although of a quiet nature, he is as ready for a good joke as any man in the Class. Contrary to the general belief, he is not married. Charles V. Chapin, B.S., Council Grove, Kas. 2E; C. E. Society. Chape is without doubt the most modest and unassuming man in our Class. He stands among the best in the Class as a student, and his ability is recognized by Faculty and students alike. He is one of that kind of guns who is always as ready to help a classmate along or to enjoy a joke as to dig into a deep problem in Mechanics or Calculus. He has always been a loyal supporter of University enterprises, and has lots of Class spirit, and no one in our Class gives more promise for a brilliant future than Chape.

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Ben p. Young, B.S., Kansas City, Kas. A©; Base-Ball ' 04-05, ' 05-06, ' 06-07, ' 07-08; Captain ' 08. Ben does everything on scientific principles. His accurate knowledge of Geometry is always well displayed, even in his work on the diamond, whee he also uses his Physics to advantage. If science is successful in love-affairs, we predict a speedy termination of Ben ' s bachelor career. Walter Wolcott, B.S., Lawrence, Kas. In the class of Senior Electrical Engineers there are nineteen men, and each man has two feet. Walt belongs to this band of illustrious per- sonages, and enjoys the distinction of owning the two longest of those thirty-eight feet. Walt also has gcvxl horse-sense. He is one of the best men in the Class. There is probably no connec- tion between the length of his pedal extremities and his enviable good sense. Wylie Heter, B.S., Sterling, Kas. Wylie has been here four years. No one seems to know him very well, but it must be admitted that he has picked up a generous amount of infor- mation since he pitched his camp in K. U. town. It is difficult to get any condemning evidence against him. Perhaps the fact that he has board- ed four years at the Apple Butter Club will convict him. IvDWARD Hatch Freiburghouse, B.S., Hiawa- tha, Kas. Edward Ijelongs to the Hiawatha quota. He managed to finish the Mechanical and Electrical luigineering courses and still make a si ecialty of girlology. At least a dozen co-eds signify their v illingness to take up the whole name with or uithoui a hyphen.