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

Page 32 text:

Snei.l, Edith, Sapphic... .English and Pedagogy Harrison, Ark. Senior Representative to Cardinal. Edith trembles at her own capability, but we notice that she does all things well. Some think her timid, hut on knowing her they find that she is firm. Stockburger, R. R., 4E . Economics Fayetteville, Ark. “Stock” is also an important corner-stone in the Military Department. His pa¬ rents say he was always handsome, even as a baby. Stover, D. A., V | g . Electrical Engineering Rogers, Ark. Some question Don’s being a Senior, since sometimes “The truth itself is not be¬ lieved.” Became a valuable asset to the team as full-back in 191:2. Against his theology to have scruples. If he has not “done” you he will, if you get acquainted with him. Strickland, George, Senior, Honor.. .Agriculture Atkins, Ark. “Strick” is a member of the Student Coun¬ cil. He says lie’s not well up in English, but he’s an Agri. born, and an Agri. bred to raise the corn to make the bread for the new generation, the foundation of this wonderful nation.” 30

Page 31 text:

Hoakk, G. W., 2N . Chemical Engineerin ' ; Franklin, Ky. Price is his main consideration, although lie is not a merchant. Has a hunch of formulas stored away in his little hump of knowledge. Being I)r. Brough ' s brother-in-law is an asset to him. Has trouble saying things for his “ahs!” SciiAi.cn un, G. W. S | E. . E led rival E ngincering Mablevale, Ark. One of Arkansas’ greatest quarterbacks and shortstops. Very affable. His home is Mable-Vale, but his pursuit is Mable Constant. Shannon, Mary, ]IB 1 . Pedagogy Fayetteville, Ark. “When you get me a good man made of arguments I will get you a good dinner made by reading a cookery book.” She is a girl who never fails to express her own opinion, for—what her heart think- eth her tongue speaketh. Skinner, B. J., v a E . Economics Locksburg, Ark. Dad takes great interest in his real estate on Pea Ridge. He can never laugh with¬ out showing his artificiality. 29

Page 33 text:

Pedagogy Tilley, Irene, y . Fayettevi 1 le, A rk. “And she has smiles to earth unknown. Smiles that with motions of their own. Do spread and sink and rise. That come and go with endless play, And ever as they pass away Are hidden in her eyes.” Torrence, J. H. Chemical Engineering Fayetteville, Ark. Torrence is an indefatigable worker. He reads Chemistry for past time. Tucker, M. C . Agriculture Fayetteville, Ark. Married. Captain of the band, and can put more into a big horn than he can get out in a week. Represents the farmers on the Student Council. Waldron, R. C., Periclean. Economics Black Rock, Ark. President of the Student Council. Inter¬ collegiate dehater against Louisiana in 11)111, which he says is the first step to¬ ward the U. S. Senate. 31