Howard University - Bison Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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CJjc Class IDotr 00 Who has done most for the Academy? Who lias done the mo«t for tQi ? Who is the most brilliant? Who is the most dignified? Who is the most popular? Who is the most shiftless? Who is the greatest athlete? Who the most eloquent? Who is the most scientific? Who is the most versatile? Who is the nerviest? Who is the handsomest? Who is the prettiest? Who i' the most “do-right ? Who is the vainest? Who i- the best nattired? Who is the greatest llirt Who the best dressed? Who «s the biggest Muff? Who is the quietest? Who is the windiest? Who is the tallest? Who i' the shortest Who is the most religious' First Choice. Second Choice Dyett Lucas Willa Mae drown Kerry Madison Coker Peyton Adams O. Smith Elcock Dickson Panned Burke Fanned Willa Mac drown Cornelia drown Hunter Madison Elcock Coker Nunion Murphy Burke Donnelly Marie Edwards W M drown Zennbia Howse Christian Gibson Rachel Thomas Carlctie M « Stowe Clarke t ‘live Smith Christian Pearl Neal Lancaster Burris Keenan Stewart Sandford Luca Panned Freeman L. Johnson C Brown Andrews Moody. W hat i- the favorite drink « f the class? Soft drink.

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SENIOR ACADEMY ACROSTIC EZ3Q S is for Sanford, who came from the West. E is for Edwards, Marie is the rest; N is for Neal. Vilain is her beau, I is fur Ignatius, who is—you all know. O is for )live, who from Springfield came. R is for Russell, of great business fame. A is for Adams, the quietest of men, C i' for Connie, who is sad now and then; A is for Arnold, the preacher to l e. i i - for Donnelly, who loves fair Nellie. F. i for Elcock, «f musical fame, M is For Myra, who just this year earner Y is for N't , who may read this rhyme: For jK rhaps I’ll do better some other time. What’ll they all sing about. What'll they all shout; W hen the Seniors go away. What’ll they talk about? —Oi.ive R. Smith. '17.

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