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

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Huntley, B. W., 2X, 0NE . Civil Engineering. Kirkland, Ark. “When he acts piously, soberly, and temperate’y, he acts prudently and safely.” Bruce has won such a reputation on tne football field that he needs none in anything else. Hollobaugh, Essie, Sapphic. English. Leslie, Ark. ‘‘If you want knowledge you must toil for it; and if pleasure, you must toil for it. Toil is the law.” If Essie ever fails to do anything it will not be through low aim or lack of diligence. Holt, M. L., KA. Economics. Harrison, Ark. “His sparkling surface scarce betrays A thoughtful tide beneath it rolled.” Hopper, I. C., TKA, Torch, Garland History. Caddo Gap. Ark. ‘‘That which ordinary men are fit for, I am qualified in; and the best of me is diligence.” He is best known for his oratorical abilities and for the ease with which he learns. Henry, E. A., 2$E, Periclean, Skull. . Economics . Jacksonville, Ark. “He faces the world unflinchingly.” “Gus” has done about everything in school from de¬ bating to making good grades and dancing the bear.

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Electrical Engineering. Graham, J. J... Springdale, Ark. “Whither, midst falling dew Dost thou pursue Thy solitary way?” “Jesse” is known to few, but his only fault so far as we can find is that he comes from Springdale. Gerig, F. A., XX -- Civil Engineering. Arkadelphia, Ark. “Thou would ' st be loved? Then let thy heart From its present pathway part not!” Frank, known generally as “Goat.” has never shocked us much by anything, except his absolute con¬ stancy in love. Baker, M. S., XX.. .Agriculture. Little Rock, Ark. “I tell thee, love is Nature’s second sun. Causing a spring of virtues where he shines.” Mabin’s personality has been so wrapped up in that of another that it has distinguished itself for little else in the U. of A. Berry, Margaret, Torch History. Fayetteville, Ark. “Her sensibilities are so acute The fear of being silent makes her mute.” Margaret sometimes talks, but it is in German or about it. Hon, Mabel, X12, Sapphic. Pedagogy . Fort Smith, A r k. “And then she will talk, ye gods, how she will talk!” “Mab” is not planning a career on the stage, but she has made a good beginning in Commencement plays.

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Agriculture. English, E. H., KZl L ittle Rock, Ark. “Can knowledge have no bound but must advance So far to make us wise for ignorance.” If he succeeds as well in his profession as he has on the track, he will make a successful man. Estes, G. D., LIKA, Garland ..Civil Engineering. Alpena Pass, A He. “He slew our dragon, not, so seemed it, knew He had done more than any simplest man might do.” • ' Good Old Dan” is the man who put Alpena Pass on the map. Known chiefly as a football star, he is also President of the Y. M. C. A., and has been an all-around man all through school. Dowdle, R. G., KS. Civil Engineering. Morrilton, Ark. “He was a beautiful creature, depending on this beauty for much of his authority over his fellows.” The most beautiful man in the class was in this case, the leading man. “Garland was the President of the Class of ’14. Erwin, J. T., KS... Economics. Crossett, Ark. “Happy am I: from care I ' m free! Why aren’t they all contented like me?” “Chili is making a record on the baseball diamond. Funk, Gladys, Sapphic, Torch. German. Rogers, Ark. “Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with all thv might.” Faithful work in all school life and notably in Y. W. C. A. has characterized Gladys’ college course.