Howard University - Bison Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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( YIUL ALEXANDER SPENCE. ‘‘Panchetu.” “Er—I know I he lesson, but I can’t speak English very well. Good excuse Panchetu. Motto: “Grit” embraces three kinds of abilities, the Will, the Do, and the Stickability. Song: “Deep River.” Profession, Dentist. SADIE DELAINE MALLORY. When Sadie “Hunks” the whole class “blanks. Motto: I can, I will. Song: “Alma Mater.” Profession, Trained Nurse and a Missionary.. THOMAS ANTHONY STEVENS. “Tommy.” Motto: Say well and do well, end with one letter. Say well is good, but to do well is better. Song: “Pal of Mine.” Profession, Physician. LUTHER A. WHITE. “Quintus. Quintus insists on “Corporal White, please. ’ Motto: Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. , Song: “I am glad I can make you cry-” Profession, Physician. 17

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ANTHONY GODFREY FEATHERSTON. “Bill.” Offices held, Vice President Class; Journalist; member on Debating team; Treasurer class first semester. “Bill is said to be a walking encylopedia. Motto: Character, not Fame. Pro t oss ion. P h y s ic ian. RUTH ELIZABETH BUTLER. “Ruthie Offices held: Asistant Secretary Senior ('lass 1919, Associate Editor Academy Year Book. Ruthie is quite a pianist and always likes to play on our programs. Motto: Lifting as we climb. Song: -.Mother” Profession, English instructor. WILLIAM BEECHER GREEN. “Billy.” The height of “Billy’s” ambition is to have “beacoups des mademoiselles.” Motto: Always aim for the highest. Song: “Have a smile for everybody.” Profession. Physician. JAMES LESTER ORR. “Jim” Energetic and studious. Tries to be deep and can't “make it.” Motto: To the stars thru bolts and bars. Song: “Peace, Perfect Peace.” Profession, Dentist. 1G

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HARRY FLOYD LOFTON. “Lefty Offices held: Chairman Class Executive Committee 1918-19; Advertising Manager A-cademy Year Book. “Lefty's” hobby is athletics. Motto: Make yourself sure that you are right, then stick to it. Song: “Perfect Day.” Profession, Dentist. ESTHER VIOLA GUNDY. “Easter.” “Easter why not “Good Friday.” Offices held: Secretary; Treasurer of Class. Motto: Love many, trust few, always paddle your own canoe. Song: “Till we meet again.” Profession. Domestic Science Instructor. ZEPHANIAH ALEXANDER LOOBY. “Zephy.” Offices held: Editor-in-Chief Academy Year Book; Serg’t-at-Arms; Vice President of Class; Winner English Prize 1916-1917; Academic Party Nominee; Editor-in-Chief of Herald; Captain of Middlers Debating Team; Member Academy Varsity Debating Team; President of Senior (Mass 1918-19. “Zephy” possesses pronounced bachelor tendencies. Motto: Honest friendship for all: entangling alliances with none. Song: “Take this letter to my mother.” Profession, A British Diplomat. JOSEPHINE FRAZIER JOHNSON. “Joe.” Offices held: Secretary class 1915-16; Critic 1910-17; Associate Editor of Herald 1915-16-17; Winner English Prize. “A week without a dance is a year lost —Joe. Motto: Let tactfulness, initiative, and service be the attributes of your success. Song: “Who Knows. Profession. School Teacher. 18