University of Nashville - Garnet and Blue Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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IAMES ABSTON MCFERRIN, Tennessee. Specialist on cigarettes and class musicg under-classmen bluff and football wreck. xx BENJAMIN FRANKLIN MCNliAl,, Mississippi. PrQ7Qf.s'sor.' Yes, yes, Mr. McNeal, that's all quite true, sir, quite true, but I must push on-next. xx WILBUR ASHLEY MCPHAUL, North Carolina. 1J7'Qf2,.V.Y07' Mzzz!ziz'1z.' Is Mr. McFail present? Mr. .' Not fail but fall, Professor. Prof ZW. .' Well, I think, sir, you would do honor to either. xx JOSEPH WALKER Moxms, Alabama. He was well known to the transfer company, and formed many acquaintances with the landladies of South Nashville, and showed them no partialities.

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HARMON JONATHAN Kumi, Arkansas. The old acquaintance of Arkansas Traveler. Spent his Se- nior year partly with studies and partly among the Nashville ladies. X X EUGENE SAMUEL L1'r'rLif:, Mississippi. Dr. Little, or the little doctor, calls himself a bachelor, which, we think, means that he does not intend to remain in the :free State much longer. xx CHARLES PERCY MQCALL, Georgia. After the type of Gordon, he talks, studies, and loves with Grace. xx CHARLES WESLEY MCDiJNAl,lJ, Alabama. Attending physician and clinical diagnostician to the City Hos- pital, and assistant to Professor Crockett.

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MILTON CLAY IQAGSDALE, Alabama. Lover, poet, and expert in that mystic art, hypnotism. Be- ware, O ye wary damsels, lest ye come in range of his enchant- ing power. XI x FRITZ EDWARD REHFELDT, Mississippi. Dr. Rehfeldt, Class Vice President, although a man of prominence in his calls, and his dignity unsurpassed, lost some of his significance when he lost his mustache. xx RODERT EDWARD LEE SAXON, Arkansas. A fair representative of the Bear State-petite in statue, hand- some in appearance, polite in society, a literary certainty, and a medical possibility. X X JAMES FORD SIMPSON, Louisiana. Popular :Class Secretary. Charter member of the Red- Headed Club. Very fond of sitting on the grass, with the moon and one other to keep him company.