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

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THE CARDINAL NINETEEN TWELVE Laurence Spurgeon McLeod — Periclean ; Torch English Smithville, Ark. Sober, earnest and conscientious. Studies hard be¬ cause he thinks it is his duty. Will be there at seven o’clock if he says he will. He will succeed somewhere — of course, we can’t say where. Mack has put more E’s on the grade book than any other student in the University. Lucy Pulliam. Mathematics Osceola, Ark. Lucy is an earnest and thoughtful girl, but can smile when the occasion demands it. Studies math, because she likes it. Is sometimes seen in the library read¬ ing magazines. Would like to teach. D. J. Evans. Civil Engineering Ola, Ark. Jack dug his first ditch with a grubbing hoe when a mere boy, but has since learned to dig them on paper, lie shows a marked inclination to attend to his own business and to sleep. The Freshmen take him for a Prof. Effa Lydia Hogue — Torch; Sapphic. English Fayetteville, Ark. Caine back this year to take the rest of the arts courses. Is a suffragette and doesn’t know but what she may enter politics in the near future. If so, she will make the race for county superintendent on the Socialist ticket. [ 33

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THE CARDINAL NINETEEN TWELVE Galloway C. Harrison—XU; X-Ray... .Economics Stamps, Ark. Galloway is the Guy from Hendrix. Came to the University to play football and take Geology 2. Is rather conservative about his class work. Will im¬ press you as being deep and thoughtful. Hasn’t much use for girls, but thinks they are nice sometimes for ornamental purposes. Is chief fulminator of the X-Ray staff and one of its defense committee. Leslie E. Lenker — 2 A E; X-Ray Electrical Engineer Leslie, Ark. “Les” is Mr. Tovey’s adopted son. It is said of him that he thinks so rapidly that no one as yet has been able to catch onto his train of thought. Looked up to as a big engineer. His town is named after him. Agnes Robinson — Torch; T A Clarksville, Ark. “Baby” is very quiet, but when she desires to express she can always be heard. She startles all with her views. She will teach English somewhere, some day. W. T. Clint Young— 2 t E; X-Ray. Economics Jonesboro, Ark. Clint looks like he intends to hurt you, but he doesn’t. It is just his way. He is a good fellow and can play- football.

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THE CARDINAL NINETEEN TWELVE John Allen Dickinson—2 A E Mechanical Engineering Little Rock, Ark. “I am not in the role of common men.” “Sonny” loves adventure and always does the unu¬ sual thing. Never comes to the Main Building unless the commandant ca’ls for him. Walter Ray Purcell— II KA .Electrical Engineering Warren, Ark. A true and sincere man on whose word you can al¬ ways rely. He never lost his temper but once and that was when a young lady, despite his modest de¬ nial, complimented his handsome physique and as a climax to her argument said, “Why, then, do you walk as if you had swallowed a ramrod?” Claude Willis Paul. Electrical Engineering Fort Smith, Ark. Paul is an engineer, but that doesn’t make any differ¬ ence—he is in love. You can see it in his eyes. He spends most of his time wiring air castles. Has been known to cut drill. Quinland South worth. German F AYETTEVILLE, ARK. Ruth’s co-worker for an education. Thinks Biology III the most delightful course in school. May be found in the library at the table next the librarian’s desk, on the side not facing the girls.