Missouri Valley College - Sabiduria Yearbook (Marshall, MO)

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JIKIFIE SQBIDVRIEI 1912 I RICHARD CARTER HORNE lllarshall, Mo. Rflanager of Lecture Course, ,II. formedf' WILLIAM RILEY VANBUSKIRK Bairdean A. B. Half-Way, Mo. Bairdean President, ,093 Presi- dent, Y. M. C. A., ,OQ-,IO. Van. He hails from the Ozarks, which e X p l a i n s some things. All M. V. C. has missed him since he left for the Seminary at Pittsburg, Pa., last Autumn. LEONARD VANCE HARRISON Houxonian A. B. Marshall, Mo. Society President Winter and Spring, ,II-'12, Inter-Society De- bater C255 School Joke, ,OQ-,I2. Cider, Reverend, The ora- cles are dumb. 18 Houxonian A. B. Houxonian President, Autumn, '1 I 5 Inter-Society Debater C35 3 Inter-Collegiate Debater Q25 3 Tartuffe. A worthy gentle- man, on all subjects well in-

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I - JIXI-IE' SIGIBIDVRIIH 1912 Junior Class Roll ALBERT SIDNEY JOHNSTON BAKER, MARSHALL, Mo., BAIRDEAN. This genial product of M. V. C., like the Emperor of Germany, is the possessor of a broad grin and exhibits other peculiar traits. MARGUERITE DOWNS, MARSHALL, Mo., BAIRDEAN. The personification and incarnation of self-Satisfaction and pity for the rest of us, who are mere human beings. DAVID FITZGERALD, ARLINGTON, 'TEX., BAIRDEAN. The consecutive advance- ment, first of the left, then of the right shoulder, and this, intrespersed with slight purturbating movements near the ground in Fitz's vicinity, and you have a crude description of his mode of perambulation. CECIL FRANCISCO, MARSHALL, MO., HOUXONIAN. VVe must learn to bear her eternal good nature with christian resignation. RUTH HARRISON, MARSHALL, Mo., HOUXONIAN. A very small girl with large ambitions and great Leap Year aspirations. MARY HURT, MARSHALL, MO., HOUXONIAN. She does not always say what she ought to, but what she thinks. JOSEPH E. JOHNSON, OZARK, ARK., BAIRDEAN. An example of all that a young divine ought not to be. A CHARLES H. LAONARD, MARSHALL, Mo., BAIRDEAN. Perserverance is its own reward. DONALD S. LAMM, SEDALIA, Mo., BAIRDEAN. Possessing a thorough knowledge of all Subjects, he is ever ready to part with it to anyone willing to listen. HUBERT MCDANIEL, MARSHALL, Mo., PEARSONIAN. Who shall say what wise thoughts or odd fancies are being bred behind this pair of glasses? ARCHIE G. MCNEELY, COLUMBIA, Mo., BAIRDEAN. For all the daughters of Germany I would not go a step, but for one daughter of England I would go across town. MARGARET MANNING, MARSHALL, Mo., HOUXONIAN. A Gentle pilgrim from James town, absolutely ineligible to the Knockers, Club. So smoothly turn the wheels of her existence that the gentle creaks thereof disturb not her fellow travelers. PAUL LUCIUS OLIVER, CORNING, ARK., BAIRDEAN. Every time I smoke a cigarette I think, Nearer My God to Theef' He is generally willing to take the book's word for it, whatever it is. ROBERTA RASSE, MARSHALL, Mo., HOUXONIAN. Slow of speech, settled in convictions, deliberate of motion, she is always there with the goods, at the psycho- logical moment. RUTH ROSE, MARSHALL, Mo., HOUXONIAN. She is, indeed, such a proficient Slumberer that she can talk as rationally when asleep as when awake. -JOSEPH VERTREES, CURRYVILLE, MO., HOUXONIAN. A iniformly Successful de- bater. A prophet is not without honor, save in his own countryf' ELIZABETH COGHRAN, MIAMI,, Mo., BAIRDEAN. A brilliant student. Had to Stay out and teach school this winter while the class catches up with her. 20