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

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Hamilton, A. C. j(V . Civil Engineering Fayetteville, Ark. Treasurer of his class. Three-thirds, and blame near four-thirds, of the Military Department when he was young. Harris, Martha, x Q . English Fayetteville, Ark. There is a grace and gentleness about her that always shows itself wherever she may lie. She is musically inclined, and a good student of English. if High fill, LeRoy, n K A . Agriculture Springfield, Mo. LeRoy is news rustler. He was business manager of the Cardinal for 1911-1;?. He dreams of the day when he will become rich by writing agricultural articles. He deals wholly with the theoretical and leaves the other man to work with the practical. Holtzclaw, H. F. Mathematics Vineyard, Ark. Henry is not known to all, being Mamma ' s baby hoy. He says, however, when he is a grown-up man he intends to draw all men unto him by teaching Math. 21 -IBHaHV,

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Mathematics Droke, Mary, Skull, n B i • • •■ Fayetteville, Ark. “Force rules the world, not opinion; but opinion which makes use of force.” Mary’s strong points are her good looks and brains. She is a spark in Math, and a prodigy in French. G i ST, J . E ., Peri clea n .. . . E n g Iish a n d E co n o tn ics Franklin, Ark. Gist has a great ambition. Since he was sixteen his highest aspiration has been to become President—of a family. Gladson, Hazel, ] f ft J . Economics Fayetteville, Ark. A woman of meditation is happy, not for an hour or a day, but quite around the circle of all her years. Grek;, Star, Agri Club. Agriculture Van Buren, Ark. Star maintains that ' tis the noblest pro¬ fession of them all to till the soil. We predict much success for him in that line of work, for he sleeps too late for break¬ fast two mornings out of three. 20

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Horton, H. W. 2 E . Civil Engineering Knoxville, Tenn. Here by mistake. This is his first year in Arkansas. Quiet, jovial, good-natured, and worthy of serious consideration. Horton, Ralph, Lee. History Morrilton, Ark. The man who never sleeps. Not because he doesn ' t want to, but because of his dreams over Latin 2. He fully believes that “an honest confession is good for the soul.” Because of such belief, he told Prof. Futrall he didn’t care anything for Latin, except he wanted a pass. He Passed. P stands for pass, you know. Hurst, J. I). History Fayetteville, Ark. There are only two courses that Davis can boast of, and they are German and His¬ tory 7. He coaches German and knocks on History 7. Kelton, Fannie, Sapphic. Pedagogy Fayetteville, Ark. A kind heart is a fountain of gladness, making everything in its vicinity to freshen and smile. The best portion of a good woman ' s life is her “little, nameless, un¬ remembered acts of kindness and of love.” 22