University of Maryland College Park - Terrapin / Reveille Yearbook (College Park, MD)

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OlIN Ray Andrews, First Lieutenant Company A Hurlock, Md. Agronomy. Sergeant Junior year. On ' Varsity Football team ' 08- ' 09- ' 10. Manager Lacross team. Member of Athletic Council. Associate business manager of Reveille. Of stature he is passing tall, And sparely formed, and lean withal. Who does the best his circumstance allows Does well, acts nobly, angels could do no more. -Shakespeare. w HO IS that walking down the hall with a long steady stride? This comely young man with a bold physique, clean cut fea- tures and an expression of honest trust in all mankind. He is speaking in short terse sen- tences, discussing with Henry some practical points in plant culture. O. R. Andrews, alias Puckum, was born at Hurlock, Maryland, May 11, 1888 — a loyal son of the Good Old Eastern Sho ' . His early life was spent in faithful and industrious service on the farm, meanwhile taking the course of primary school education. In 1905 Ray entered the Wil- mington Conference Academy at Dover, Dela- ware. It was here that he was dubbed Puck- um, which cognomen has clung to him ever since. It was also here that he made his debut upon the gridiron. After a year at the Academy Ray decided that a farmer ' s life should be his future career, and so thought it wise to complete his education in his state agricultural college. Andrews has been a faithful student during f, ' - ' his college course and is an ardent admirer of ,, -- Prof. Tollie, from whom he has received much ' ' individual attention, being the only man in the Senior class taking agronomy. In athletics, Puckum has had a long and honorable career on the gridiron, having been on the first team for the last three years. He was on the track team in his Fresh- man year and has done much towards making the Lacross games a success during the past season. In military affairs Lieut. Andrews has always been on the job, tho in tactics he and Commy could not always agree as to the proper commands necessary to put into execution certain complex battalion maneuvers. Ray has not yet, to our knowledge, entered the social arena, tho we have a well decided opinion that a certain fair damsel of Hurlock has a strong interest in the affairs at M. A. C. We wish to our friend and classmate, health, wealth and happiness as an Eastern Shore entrepreneur. 18