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

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English Lucas, Camille, X 12 Skull. Little Rock, Ark. Favorite type, brunette; favorite color, blue; favorite song, “Watch On the Rhyne.” Camille is full of smiles and wiles, and possesses an equal amount of earnestness and sincerity. Marsh, .J. E. Garland. Economics Okolona, Ark. Jim is a “straight-from-the-shoulder” boy. He is intense in his likes and in his dis¬ likes. At one time he studied Math., but finding it too easy to Prof. Droke, he dropped it and took Economics to Dr. Brough. Jim is frequently spoken of as “Deacon Marsh,” because of his per¬ sistency in giving moral lectures to the boys. McCluer, R. I)., Garland. Geology Cane Hill, Ark. Can learn absolutely nothing but rocks. Believes in evolution; his father is a min¬ ister, but Mac. is evolving backwards. What he doesn ' t know about fossils was torn out of the book. .VIcLelland, C. J., Periclean. . . .Latin, Economics Beirne, Ark. An incomparable phenomenon commonly known as “Ram.” Me. hates his enemies, but sticks “closer than a brother’ to his friends. He has an abundance of self- confidence, and is always ready to assist in any good cause. Rather than be in the limelight himself, he prefers to Ik back of the man in the limelight. 24

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Kinsworthy, B. S. |(V Skull. .Senior Honor, Economics Little Kock, Ark. He made his debut as a speaker during the stirring times of the strike. He in¬ tends to be a lawyer, and figure in every¬ thing from how to rob the dead to how to enrich the “malefactors of great wealth.” Kirby, A. C. K A . Chemistry Harrison, Ark. Entered years ago. Will never amount to anything much, but imagines he has a voice. Insignificant, and goes among the ladies quite frequently. Expects to be a doctor. Langston, ora, Sapphic. Pedagogy Vineyard, Ark. Always patient and always kind. She meets her tasks without a murmur, and is never too busy to give a pleasant word or smile to anyone who may pass her way. Lawson, Lillian XU . English Fayetteville, Ark. “The sunshine is but rivalled by the sun¬ shine of her hair.” Lillian has style of dress and style of manner, hut neither of these surpass the style of her writing. Among her inexpressible charms are her good looks, pleasant smile, and kind dis¬ position. 23

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Moork, J. G. Lee. Philosophy Sulphur Hock, Ark. President of Y. M. C. A. The wittiest, prettiest, most popular hoy in school. Very fond of Latin and Agriculture. Doesn’t know what he will he, hut expects to be self-sustaining, which his friends very much doubt. A man thoroughly sound in all his principles. Moore, S. W. Civil Engineering Kensett, Ark. Sam has more pressing engagements than any U. of A. boy. But amid it all, “He whistles when he ' s merry, he whistles when he’s sad, he whistles when the weather ' s fine, he whistles when it’s had.” Morton, Jennie, HB I . Economics Fort Smith, Ark. Unlike Tennyson’s Brook, she flows on as a calm, steady river, without a single bubbling current. We may safely say that her dignity is her major. Moss, Lowell, v jsj . Chemistry Little Rock, Ark. A good little boy, his teachers say. Never makes any noise, and will play all day all to himself. “In him the virtues con¬ gregate.”