George Washington University - Cherry Tree Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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1915 G. W. U. PERISCOPE 1915 8UMMERFIELD McCA RTBN E Y District ot Columbia Ctytb Mac came to G. W, U, from Washington and Lee, He says his ambitions are to be an assistant consul or a professor In a university. Judging from the way he has oeen seen -‘hobnobbing” with Doc. Swisher, we will some day hear of Dr, Mc- Carteney, the noted history professor. A. B. NELL RAE MACFAELANE Sigma Kappa District of Columbia Chemical Society Scotch, and a minister ' s daughter. However, Nell doesn ' t preach — she talks! And she always says something. She adores Small talk and pipes; also canoeing, and lacking the canoe, she loves to dan- gle dreamily her dainty feet over the stone wall guarding the tidal basin, Nell is always true to her ideals, to her friends, and to her college. A. B. and Teacher ' s Diploma. ROGER MELVILLE MEHURIN Alpha Beta Phi Virginia Chemical Society, Executive Committee, 1913 14; Liebig Honorary Society Dutch, Staunton, Virginia, claims the double distinction of being the birthplace of Woodrow Wilson and Dutch Mehurin. Both migrated at an early age, however, and finally landed in Washington. Dutch says be would just as soon own the Standard Oil Company as be President. The best natured fellow 1 In school, and those dimples are the envy of all co-eds, B, S. in Chemistry, CHARLES SUMMER MASON Illinois George Washington Architectural Club ; Washing- ton Architectural Club; Class Vice-President, I912-G3; President, Architectural Club , 1 913 1 4, Behold the architect, a man of a designing dis- position, Besides being tall and handsome he is Rause’s greatest rival on the bowling alleys. And w r hen it comes to drawing pretty buildings, he can do everything from a movie cabaret” to a state eapitol, Bt S. in Arclh 19

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19 5 G. W. U. PERISCOPE 1915 HERRMANN AUGUST KUEHN Indiana Basket-Ball Team, 1912 13; Engineering Society; Pyramid Although Herrmann would just as soon flunk French as Dutch he is a loyal supporter of der Kaiser ' and calls us all “V. Gates. Herr Kuehn is the star athlete in the class and the only one who wears the coveted W. B, S. In C. E. WILLIAM HARRISON LAMB Nebraska Bill comes to us after eight years of scientific work in the University of Nebraska. His ambi- tions are to make original contributions to science, and to make the world a little better for having lived in it 11 A. B. HARRIET EASIER Michigan Daisy 1 Daisy has a propensity for AV and has gar- nered not a few of them from other institutions as well as George Washington. She ranks as one of the finest teachers in Washington, and is principal of the Industrial Home School. A. B. and Teacher ' s Diploma. EARL CLETUS LA UGH LIN Wisconsin Engineering Society After obtaining his preliminary education at the University of the Badger State, Laughlin decided to join the bunch of good fellows in the Class of 1915, He has the wild volts and amperes so trained that they eat out of his hand. He is going to put them to work for Uncle Sam. B. S. In E, E. 18

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1915 G. W. U. PERISCOPE 1915 AGNES NELSON Wisconsin Women ' s Universihj Club Agnes didn ' t come to us until her junior year having started her college course at Wisconsin Uni- versity. We didn ' t receive a list of her ambitions but we think we are safe in saying that her main one is to be a homemaker. A. B. FREDERIKA NEUMANN Sigma Kappa Massachusetts Fritz! Sphinx Honor Society; V ice-president t Y W. C . A., 19 J3- ' 14 ; Vice-President Woman’s University Club. 1914-T5; Second University Scholarship f Peih- scope staff. “FritziV honors are many but all earned an in- stance of merit being recognized. Comes from East- ern, Knows more about History and French than inventors of same. A favorite librarian because she looks wise. Ambitions too vast to mention. Borne of them: To get a position carrying an un- limited salary, and “to be a bold bad man. A. B. RUTH C. PATTERSON District of Columbia Ruth came to George Washington from Normal and has an affinity for M A ' s. Working at college in winter isn ' t sufficient. She even goes to summer school. If she teaches high school as well as she does the grades her future spelts Success. A. B. and Teacher’s Diploma. PRENTISS DIXON SALE jn. Alpha Beta Phi Tennessee Class Treasure r t 1914 15; Engineering Society Although he is always trying to separate us from some filthy lucre he is a good fellow and a great scientist withal. If you don t believe it consult my bulletin No. — .” We know he is going to be a rich man some day because we see so many things marked For Sale. B. S. in C. E, 20