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

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1. Glover, Clara Nl. E. C., Y. W. C. A. Takes life and themes seri- ously, and distributes red ink freely. Cared more for her own opinions than a P. B. K. A deep student of human nature, she delights in an interesting Case. 2. Crooks, Cliff, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Y. M. C. A. Sergeant major in battalion. First man to be adjutant with rank of captain. Has taken the elective course. Gives the girls his time, but with heart intact. 3. Turner, A. E. From Gustavus Adolphus college to the Uni in 1901. Active Y. M. C. A. Worker and a student volunteer. Has been in the ministry. An instructor in the Lincoln Business College. 4. Nleier, Walter F. A Crete lad. Within last nine years completed four-years course in higl1 school, taught one year, completed courses in both University and Law School. On interstate debates three consecu- tive years. Ideal, Dr. Ross. 5. Hamilton, Irene. Delta Gamma. Graduated from O. H. S. '99, Entered the Uni the same year. Always cheerful. Naturally bright, but might study more, yet her smile Wins the grade. 6. Hill, Robert Tudor. .Alpha Theta Chi. Member of Uni Glee club. Y. M. C. A. recording secretary. President of tennis association. First lieutenant of Co. A. Ex-editor of Daily Nebraskan. f 7. Craft, C. P. A veteran debaterg he reads themes for Fogg. He is addicted to long words and a digniiied air. Ex-president of the debat- ing association, democratic club, and Junior law class. ,Expects to go to Harvard. 8. Johnson, Geo. A. Law '02, academic '03, has been an insurance agent, but can write as well as talk. He won the law library prize for the best thesis, and intends to follow out his successes in the state of Washington. 9. Fairchild, W. J. English club, Y. M. C. A. First on the Phi Beta Kappa list. May add a D.D. Won Nebraska-Minnesota short story contest '01, Will go to Harvard after a year in the Vlfest. 10. lVIcCaw, Sterling Hugh. Delta Tau Delta. Born near Aberdeen, Scotland, at a tender age he brought his parents to live in Hooper, Neb. There he received his early education, acquiring a taste for feminine society and newspaper Work. . 11. Streeter, Helen. Chi Omega. The only Junior on the SENIOR Board. Appointed because she Writes inimitable verse. Studied Ger- man and French in Europe for two years. Her preparatory work was done at XVolt'e Hall, Denver, 12. Nlackin, Clare. Delta Delta Delta. Graduated at the head of her class in Omaha High School 1899. Had been addicted to the classics. but on coming to the Uni deserted them lor history and bench work. Her wit is keen and pitiless. I3

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