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

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NINETEEN TWELVE THE CARDINAL •SENIORS [17

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THE CARDINAL NINETEEN TWELVE “Well, well now, wat iss the matther?” cries Marinoni, “My heaven, you’re all in a stew ! Such gr-grouchy people I jost never see— Wat on earth is the matther with you?” “There is nothing the matter with me,” Briscoe hums, “I sing Ich Liebe Dich everywhere.” “All right,” Futrall growls, “but so much standing numbs, I could sing Amote to a chair.” “Goodness me!” gasps Miss Galbraith, “This weakens my ’art So a scarcely can draw a good breath!” “For once I shan’t speak, for I’d say something tart,” Moans Mrs. Crockett, “I’m most crushed to death!” “Well, Fraulein,” puffs Lentz, “now this is hard to bear, Here, just lean on the wall for awhile, You are getting quite pale, and I do just declare You have lost your adorable smile. “Can’t you do something, Wilson, to help us get there— Build a bridge, cut an underground hole?” “Aw, come on!” yells Bezdek, “Make a dash for your chair, Buck the line, follow me, win the goal!” “You be quiet back there,” says the Judge, “follow me, Remember—a satisfied smile.” So they all amble in so harmoniously You would think they were saints for a while. M. V. V. 16]

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THE CARDINAL NINETEEN TWELVE Heber Howard Flinn— 2N; Skull. Economics Little Rock President of Senior class. “Rosy” has two occupa¬ tions: Running the German department, and looking for his soul-mate. Most confidential fellow in school. His one request of all his friends is, “Now please, don’t get my name in this.” Charter member of the Skull. Alice Gwendolyn Collins—T orch; ZTA Economics De Queen, Ark. “Think you I am no stronger than my sex?” Vice pres¬ ident of Senior class. “Al” spends some of her time in studying and much more of it in working the fac¬ ulty. She intends to be a lawyer if people will just leave her alone. William Cleveland Davis— Garland; Skull .History Greenwood, Ark. W. C. is no politician, but he is an accomplished of¬ fice-holder. Was Prep, class poet, Soph, class pres¬ ident, Editor-in-Chief of ’ll Cardinal, president of Garland, and is president of the Y. M. C. A. He has not sought honors, but they have been thrust upon him as the result of his overwhelming co-ed support. His ambition is to be nominated, against his will, for circuit clerk of Sebastin County. Harvey McHenry— n K A. Economics El Dorado, Ark. “Mack” is a quiet and unassuming youth who would rather sleep twelve hours than study one. Shuns falling in love like a deadly enemy. 18]