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

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Overton, W. R., Lee. Civil Engineering C reemway, Ark. Ilis quietness is exceeded only by the whiteness of his hair. Went to classes six years without missing one until he broke his leg. Believes in woman suffrage. Surveyed Prof. Droke’s turnip patch for a pass in Mathematics. Parcell, E. W. Mechanical Engineering Tampa, Fla. Played on Senior football team. Eats Math, as vivaciously as he does bananas. Although from a warm country, he ex¬ pects to stay away hereafter. Good fel¬ low, but few know it. Potter, Mabel, Torch, Sapphic. Economics Stuttgart, Ark. “Still water runs deep.” Mabel is a splendid little housekeeper, and it has been rumored that she is a candidate for a degree in Domestic Science. Potter, Winnie, Torch, Sapphic. Latin Stuttgart, Ark. Winnie can ' t decide whether she wants to 1 h a Prof, of Latin in a higher univer¬ sity or a hair dresser in some New York establishment, so she is going to stay an¬ other year to thinn the matter over. 7

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Xewberry, J. L. v Senior Honor... .Economics Arkaaelphia, Ark. Fish is Business Manager of the College Magazine. He is a cartoonist of first rank. Best fellow in the world to make excuses, and the poorest fellow in the world to take abuses. Fish climbs the ladder of honor and fame in his dreams. “’Tis good he does, if he hopes to climb.” For “Things are not always what they seem.” X orthum, T. M . Electrical Engineering Charleston, Ark. Business Manager of Weekly. Quiet and unassuming, but puts through everything he undertakes. His neatness makes him a lion among the ladies. Guilty of effi¬ cient service on the Dormitory Council, of which he is President. Oneal, F. L . Electrical Engineering Rogers, Ark. Although not one of the “Dirty Thirty- Six,” he believes in “turning on the light.” He has more practical experience than any other K. F. Xever been with a girl in his life, but expects to marry a suf¬ fragette. Orton, Myrtle, ' torch, Sapphic . Pedagogg Carterville, Mo. Intelligence is a luxury. It is a torch or a firebrand, according to the use one makes of it. With Myrtle it is a “Torch.” 26

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Potter, R. I Agriculture Stuttgart, Ark. To find out more about him, ask his guar¬ dian, Mrs. R. L. Potter. Rhyne, J. (). Economic Foreman, Ark. Jake has won an enviable reputation for his good, easy nature. He offends no one, and is not easily offended. Yet he is a football player, paradoxical as it may seem. He was elected as a representative of the Senior Class to the Student Coun¬ cil, and President of the Senior Class. Rice, Edna, Sapphic. Pedagogy Siloam Springs, Ark. She is industrious, studious, and intel¬ lectual. After finishing here she intends to teach for awhile, and later found an orphans’ asylum. Richmond, H., . Mechanical Engineering Fort Smith, Ark. Commonly known as “Prep,” a title en¬ tirely fitting. Is learning mechanics to enable him to build fires in his dad’s hardware store. He never comes to the Main Building except for Math., nor has he seen a girl since he had English 1. Works hard, and is a great standby with his Professors. 28