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Iwi D. THE ARC .-I as OLIVER CLIFFORD ATTRIDGE Supply Sergeant Technical Lr't'x to billiardsf' Dago joined the class during our sophomore year, and has done some very good work, for in spite of his ape- like appearance he is very studious. Monsieur Italian bravely attempted to master the French language, but anecdotes and idioms knocked him out. He is our Class Historian, and since he is next to the biggest joke in the class, he was elected Assistant Joke Editor of this Annual. In the Military Department Attridge is Stable Sergeant, and he has done much to improve the interior of our spacious armory by piling up rolls of wire and iron pipes in the center. Noted: Entered 2g Honor 2g Company football 4, 54 Supply Sergeant, Class Historian, Assistant Joke Editor of The ARC, Baseball, 5. 'UE .JPY HUBERT HIRAABI BLANCHARD Non-Drill Scientific A great sweet silezzref' Blanchard is very quiet and says so little that in the two years he has been with us we have found out almost nothing about him. He is very pale, a fact which, in the main, is due to his life at the Dormitory. Another reason for this is that he sits up so late at night study- ing Physiology and Agriculture. In this latter study Hiram is quite a Hawk, and we all hope that he will become a very successful scientific farmer, using to practical advantage the vast store of facts he has been taught by Professors Scruggs and Bryson. Noted: Entered 4-. U93
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i n THE ARG .U I Class S6'!'l'l'flll'.lj RICHARD ALLEN SYMMS Captain Commercial IIurlf ye unfo flu' ruin' of 'wisdom and IllI1fl'I'NfflI1fI'l7l!I.n Gentlemen. your particular attention is called to our most honorable Secretary, Mr. lt. A. Symms. Quick! or this, our very efficient Business Manager will be gone. for his time is valuable, and he has a vast amount of work to do. He is by far the bardest-working: member of our class for SAYS he isj, and it goes without say- ing that we are justly proud of him. The weight of the world rests upon his shoulders, and in future years, the entire business world will look to him for guidance, and will be governed. efficiently and masterfully, by his firm band, unswerving purpose. and superhuman intellect. Noted: Honors 1, -L: Corp. 2: Sgt. 3g Licut. 4-g Capt. 54 Secretary of Class and Business Manager of The lane 5. Class Treasurer XVILLI.-XM EDWARD DIINIBIOCK Corporal Technical lt is noi what you do, hui wlmt you are Ffllljfllf doinyf' Here is the class' best all-round man. He always makes good marks in his studies, especially Analyt and Chemistry, both of which are very easy, however. Mr. Dilly played half-back on the Varsity Football team, and we hope he will develop into a good baseball player also. VVillie is not to be left behind in the Military De- partment either, for in it be holds the high rank of Corporal. Ile is the Class Treasurer and, before we had any money in the treasury. he made quite an honest class officer. Noted: Entered el-4 llonor, Co. Football -I-4 Varsity Football, Corp., Class '1'reasurer, Baseball, 5. 1181
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y H. T H E A R C .U l uHLMAM.BURHWHAW Captain Gener il H-1' I ' , . CLARENCE Conxuu BURTON lst Sergeant Teehnieal Is llzis Ihr fum' fllflf sfoppwl ll llwusrrlzvl Clocks? Uogy is the mathematical genius of our class, and is also a Chemistry Hawk. He is always in the Chem- istry I.ahoratory whenever it is open and keeps Prof, Fassius Serugrgs in eonstaut fear of waking up and finding himself an angel Q?l?j all on aceount of Bur- ton's work. Uogy is a eharter memher of the Stink l5omh Fraternity. Aeeording to Mr. J. I,. Skinner, he- eanse of his ahility to manufacture horrihle odors, he gets straight A's in Chemistry. ln the hattalion Bur- ton is a hard-hoiled top sergeant and is very strietg in faet in a single day he onee reported TVVO cadets for unshined shoes. Noted: Corp. 3g Sgt. Al-4 lst Sgt. 5g Honor lg CO. Footlmll 2, 5. l2Ol lVhal's music if if's not u noisef' Here is our old friend Blushing Bill Buddyshan Shuddy Bill worked hard his first four years, but in his Senior year he eommitted the serious mistake of falling in love, Qfor full information see Miss Harmonious Bill stands at the head of the Physiology class and his made a thorough and Complete study of the principle of Uslllosls, Ile is now trying to determine hy Sl'l6l'ltlf1C methods whether a he-aver's dam extends helow the sur faee of the water. Buddy is Captain of the Band 'md in the faee of many diificulties has worked hard to make that organization a success. Noted: Corp. 2g Sgt. 3g Lieut. lg Capt. 54 Co. Foot hall L 5
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