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

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WILLIAM CLARENCE SIZEMORE, Alabama. I love to see the green grass grow before the mower mows it: I love to see the old horse go, for when he goes he goes it. xx LoNzo EDWARD STEEIJQ, West Virginia. Began life with the scientific Virginia twist and the fanciful Virginia Reel, And has now finished his college career and enters his profes- sional field. X X EIIGIQNI: MARLIN THOMPSON, Arkansas. Why is he so much like a padlock? Because he is no good without a Key ? xx WILLIAM BROOKS TIIRNIQR, Alabama. Bounce, I see you have a new pair of pants. No, I have been doing without supper two months.

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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.

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A -o, il' '-'0!uf-ins!! Q . 1' . Q. o'Q ' .VH WNW f1 ' v , . .- f. .W ' -' l' if . v,-,. 4,4 VVILLIAM WINFRED WINTERS, Tennessee. Bright, short, and: swift :Winters has passed through a stormy march into hopeful prospects forever. xx SAMUEL THOMAS WOODRUFF, Tennessee. In obedience to the advice of his father, and possessed of courage par excellence, he has decided to discard his life of single blessedness and assume one of double cussednessf' X XZ CHATAM CQFFER Youx, Tennessee. Cold Coffee. Last on our list, but not least in our midst. Goes westward in search of his Minnehaha.