University of Arkansas Fayetteville - Razorback Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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SENIORS The Class of Naughty-Five Hullabaloo! Kanee, Kanive! Hullabaloo! Kanee, Kanive 1 King of the school, 1905 ! Bertha Abercrombie .Fayetteville. Vice-President Class, ’o3-’o4; member Basket Ball Team, , 03- , 04. Wallace B. Carr. Quincy, Mass. Abner Hamilton Beard. Wynne. Secretarv Garland, ’oo-’oi; Sergeant Company A, ’02- ’03; Right Tackle ’Varsity Eleven, ’o2-’o3; Vice-Presi¬ dent Dormitory, ’02-03; President Class, ’o2-’o3; Quartermaster-Sergeant, ’o3 ’o4; Captain Track Team, ’o3-’o4, Member Athletic Board, ’o4 ’o5. 9‘

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to address the warrior again, when I heard a mighty rushing of feet, and then I knew that the s econd period had commenced. The Prophecy oe Ahmed Bengeli. When Henry the Wise was Caliph of the University, an ancient Arabian philosopher, with a long white beard, came to me and said: “Follow me, and I will show you the future of the Class of 1905.” He led me to a great mountain, and we went into a cave. The walls of the cave were covered with Egyptian hieroglyphics, with cabalistic symbols, and with the figures of the stars in their signs. He made a fire, and performed several mystic ceremonies. Then I looked up, a nd saw Caleb Wadi Jones, a mighty magician, who made mighty love potions which could not be resisted. The scene changed, and Julut Masud Grubbs, the mighty Caliph, and Janada Ben Davis, his Grand Vizier, with Eben Haroun Kunz, his Grand Scribe, appeared. They were the rulers the mightv land of Arkansas. Again the scene changed, and I saw a palace of commerce with this inscription above the entrance: “Jalil Chapman, Carlzaman Wasili Cromwell and Ben McGehee. Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, and Feed. Highest price paid for ’Possum Hides.” Then I saw a magnificent room, where four princesses were reclining on divans. They were badoura Ambercrombie, Gulmore Jordan, Badroulbadoura Williams, and Maruta Cole. Once more the scene changed, and I saw the mighty caravan of the Great Eastern Transpor¬ tation Company of Dhu’lkifi Bedr Morrow and Hamed Behran Van Valkenburgh. Then I saw Eblis Lokman Carter, the mighty ruler of the United States, and Judi Ghlib Hudgins, his Grand Vizier, and men said they were elected on the Prohibition ticket. Near them were seated the mighty Senators Bekir Mulat Kitchens and Cassini Mohammed Reves and the ia ithful Representatives Bohira Oziar Jackson and Ali Seyyid Irby. Another scene showed me the mightv estates of the Caliphs of Agriculture, Abdallah Dhu 1 - barnein Whitehead and Fey sal Hain Pratt. The scene changed and I saw Leith Said Olney and Noureddin Pasha Pope, the mighty ma¬ gicians, who, by aid of their enchantment, were able to talk at a distance by means of wires. Then I saw Cadadad Wadi Webb and Ramadin Hassan Legate, the great physicians, who, by their enchantments, were able to heal all manner of diseases. Then the old man said: “I am weak and not able to show you more,” and I left without knowing the fate of some of the class. •J1

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Edward Leroy Carter .St. Paul. Quartermaster-Sergeant, ’03-’04; Assistant Business Manager Cardinal, ’03-04; Lieutenant and Quarter¬ master-Sergeant, , o4- , o5. Johnson Chapman ..Lake Village. Corporal, ’99 ’oo; Sergeant, ’oo-’oi; First Sergeant, ’oi-’o2; Quartermaster-Sergeant, ’02; President Fresh¬ man Class; President Junior Class, ’o2-’o3; President Athletic Association, ’o4-’o5; Captain Second Foot Ball Team, ’01; Quarter Back ’Varsity Eleven, ’oi-’o2; Manager ’Varsity Foot Ball Team, ’03. Stillwell. 23