University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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LEON HENRI STRONG, B. A. PEE LONG ” Delta Theta Rho (Prep); Delta Phi; Track, '07-’08; Second Lieutenant, ’07-’08; Manager Track, '10- 11; Philomathcon, ’07-’08, ’08-’09; Forum, '09-’10; Philomatheon, ’10-MI; Editor “ Arizona Life,” ’ lO-’ll; President Student Association, 'lO-’ll; President Senior Class, ’ll; Editor-in-Chief The Desert,” MO-’ll; P. S. B., ’03-’II. This tall, strong boy has managed to keep himself fairly busy these eight long years. He has a bunch of convoluted gray under his brown hair that allows him to succeed without much effort. When Pee Long blows into your presence you never know whether it is a terrorist demonstration or a hurricane. He is a quccncr of no mean ability and has been years at it. Too bad such a boy should marry when so young. IVY MAE PURCELL, B. A. “imp” Gamma Delta (Prep); P. S. B. ’03-’ll. It’s some accomplishment to have been able to handle successfully no less than six untamed men, besides being a social whirler. Imp could not make her eyes behave, being the keenest “caser” of all the girls. Hers were most violent when they did take effect, but she can boast of always recovering quickly. This little fluffy ruffles is one whom everybody likes, for she is always in good humor, keeps a “cozy little” corner in her heart, has plenty to say, and is always up and going in her work. FRANK WINFRED ROSE, B. S. (in mining). “sleepy” P. S. B., ’03-’ll; Secretary Senior Class; Secretary Athletic Association, ’07-’08; Secretary Students’ Association, ’08-’09, ’09-’10; Football, ’04-’05. Sleepy hailed from the tall and uncut. He entered the U. of A. away back in the days of the St. Patrick Rebellion. In fact, his earliest history here ante-dates the present faculty (save one). In fact so long has he vegetated hereabout that all the Profs, have agreed to let him through so as to make room for some good men. Many and diverse have been the circumstances which have lured him into the sphere of exalted damsels. One look at this gynecratic victim will convince one of the above statement. Sleepy has not decided yet whether to join the ranks of the propagators of young ideas or to take a P. G. course in economics or history.