University of Nebraska Lincoln - Cornhusker Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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1. Hodge, E. D. Some one insulted him in his youth and he has never recovered from the blow. The ungodly lare of the hash,-house finished the work. and the look on his face is perennially dyspeptic. He has some good friends and is recognized all over the University by those who know him. Next man. 2. Countryman, lvlargaret. Lives in XVeeping NVater. Y. VV. C. A., president of Delian Literary society. It's in the family. She's the Htth in line to enter the Uni. Has a keen sense of humor which gives a sparkle to her conversation. Her sterling integrity and faithfulness have 'won her many friends, YVill teach-awhile. 3. Lindeman, Herman H. Born February 8, 1881, at Seneca, Kan. Graduated from the Milford high school. Herman accepted a position as Freshman in the U. of N. Through oversight, he has been advanced at odd times to Sophomore, Junior. and Senior. At one time vice-presi- dent of the Senior Class. He expects to teach next year. A steady, reliable boy. - -l. Finlay, Sylvia Imogene. Union.. Began practical work in domestic 'science many years ago in a log hut on the banks of the Muskingum, Ohio. Persuaded her parents to move to Greenwood, Neb., at the age ol nine, just because she fancied the name. Aspiration-deaconess. nurse, or matron. Hobby-charities. A genuine good girl, and an ardent worker in all she undertakes. 5. Stettler, Carmeleta lvlargareta. Entered University from Falls City high school. Had a strenuous time deciding between domestic science and biology. But her friends say the latter has won. Always seen with an armful of books. One ot XVyer's model girls. tl. Swoboda, A. R. From Vienna to Omaha. Getting his discharge papers from the Omaha high school, he tramped to Lincoln and found lodging among the University dynamos and alternating currents. Has not decided whether to emulate Tesla. Edison, or Roentgen. U. B. D. C. T. Ferguson, James lvlolyneaux. Born at Hastings, Neb., November 9, 1832. Plays on the University Basket Ball team. Aided his class in winning the championships as captain and manager of the Sophomore Baseball team and Sophomore and Junior Basket Ball teams. Promi- nent in class politics. is on the Senior Prom committee. belongs to the Union Society. likes chemistry. S. Boose, Florence Lillian. Phi Beta Kappa. Palladian. Has spent her short lile demonstrating that, though born April 1. 1880. she is not a fool. Her life thus far has been spent in Falls City, and until the present it has been loo busy for romance. She is a bright student, a loyal lriend, and a jolly companion. lil

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1. Smith, Maude Mabel. Born in Nebraska, perhaps not with a silver spoon in her mouth, but certainly with a golden crown on her head. Has won and kept the respect of faculty and students until the last semester. when, in the absence of Miss Blandin, misfortune claimed her and she was elected class secretary. 2. Wead, E. Pearle. Comes from the large and easily distinguishable tribe of the Omahas. They say she is a queer girl because she does her own thinking. She is one of those most fortunate persons whom posi- tions seek without the asking. She has studied domestic science. 3. Cook, Caroline. Known by her friends as Cookie Comes from the flourishing city of Wahoo. She was born in October, 1881. Is fa- mous as a basket ball player-serving on the Junior and Senior teams. She has specialized in French and expects to take her M. A. at Vassar. She is very much interested in the law department and has shown a decided preference for blonde men. 4. Anclerson, Gertrude. Matriculated in the University in 1898. While there she spent all her spare time in the library and consequently is one of Mr. Wyer's pets. The Unions consider her the sweetest president they ever had. She is very fond of visiting at the State Farm. 5. Yont, Rose. Made her appearance upon the scene of action October 17, 1877, in Brock, Neb. Graduate of conservatory of class of '99, Came to Uni. to be with the rest of the folks. Hobby-''many-sidednessj' but she hasn't found many sides yet. Her future is certain, for we're sure she won't be allowed to go far singly. 6. Cook, Florence Elizabeth. Phi Beta Kappa. VVas born in Omaha, 1881. She is a classical student. She has a sunny disposition and is especially agreeable in crowds of two, where she has specialized. She seems to have grown averse to her own name, the past year, and We may be on the lookout for a move down the alphabet in the near future. 7. Margaret Spinney is a daisy. You won't never iind her lazyg When she gets a mind to work She keeps at it like a Turk. l just tell you, shes a brick, She's like hot cakes-goes mighty quick. S. Maguire, Anna Elizabeth. A native of Illinois, but passed her child- hood at Mitchell, S. D. Has curly black hair and is very fond of green. Planned to become a trained nurse, but found herself disqualified, hav- ing never been disappointed in love. She is very proud of her name and intends to hold on to it. 21