University of New Mexico - Mirage Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

Page 29 text:

f as the result of a Hallowe en frolic of the dormitory - 'f-f2'l f23'Tl'J-f--I2 5.' 1-3.155 r5:'.fL -yeas.:-.5. -, pa- if-.-v--..-4.-f-f wt..-it-1.-f -- ...va if-4.:. J 'frJIT:-:g:0Zq12Cg--.'.'1.-.Ai 1-,':J1'rz'.'1'- . -.,-,... 4-,'gff-'flalfi-.4 . ,...,-fri,-.i2E, ,,, ig-.':'?f1-.'.'?- . .',!':4-.'j:r'F97:1-:1f..'Q-fcfi.-, Y '-'tQfQ '-'-WS Q-'T-Ei 'lfJf,i-i'SQ5gL'f-'2- f ,2E.I-'f3.i'F E120-iif'-5215 '-'TIL-'5'1fir.'.f-'LX4'-?j '7T.i' 5'-'friZq5'ff'ff-i'E4Z'1iii1' 9,12-:gf-.N' 17-7 t'iJ lQ:' 'i.Q.w uri'-'.-' '-' ': :Q -1 'J '5 1-T1'-14'I11lf?'72:f?1i- 7S.'f':'-E' T141-rTEh1.'. .,a5ep5-Efr-'-f:g:', r'i4-g-,'1?1 , ,'5.1J-'1,E,'-It -' . ' . ' -if - V: -f.'-'v2'.'.'-1 '.f-:-i.-vngf' - rw vu'---'.', - . J---2.-'-' wk'-'. ,-3--.'.-.'.::-- -34 . .fr -:T - 12..:f-A.'.-L-if-1e.Y.''J'-'iii'-.5'.' Cu U 'Z-1-k1'.!:Z-'I-Svf-tw.:-f-A- . .,- rivfl N-3r1'1-,--'----'.'- T5 :.-.5 vf1.' 12351: - 1-'Q - -,- , ',Q.x-V J: ' .A-I'-5:4-. .-11.3--.1. .,::::g. .y., ',--:L-, A I- pngI-'-L.-H-.-,,:jJgf,,,. '-1 17-4:23 . . I ,, ,,, 4,-Cfnjg-,f.'. f-.fn Ng.--3.-,.'. sg.',4.-gf: Lg . - i.-- , 1,z'-fh'Tff2':.:-!6.1j::n-'5--:rj4::',,.11-..-,- ,, , ' ' 'a.j-7:f.q ' -41:1-3.-',-,.5.:,,, 1-L:--:.cgTjyr.-yt! :'g :Luz-:'f f-1. .'u'.:,':7f?.IlA'21fifigf-3fl,ff',ff7,-'., .,--fg55:F5'f.!im'f::-.-51.3 - .. -I - 1 Ly?-I-'.'+ -J' .jI' vga-,--'-15. ,gz,',' - - -.sri . .uf ,,-Tp.-,1--'...T 1, ,-.-L. :j3.L1r:rg, . -U, -,- -f -- -fa, '::'.'L1-Q ,-:HIi:1:5,,v.-i-..j ' 1.3-fr-,alfa -.,1:cj.gg. , -.x-- glrlfq.-2-,:: - -,rx -.133 5--I-,,g -.1 911- 5.12. T.L2.g.'-.'j .',., . 2- . 1-1-3.6.5age.,--,-,'-gj'4,,v.--, qji, . l-J -. -z 1:- tk:-:Q f'1I:'1kz-M Xri r-c'- - ara: ' . -'wr :-i.'1Q':-'.-.g,:.. ' v' 1--S ' -f-' sf ' N,-as ,, ,, ,Q-an .. .. L., , .Q ,, ' , X' ,: ' r -. :K - - f 4 fa. ., V r' ' 3 , R V' -.:'4:.'a.-. -,riff-. .: . ...A 4- .' - '.-,. - , . ,. - I v 15,-..,, , ' 3.,1.'-.-.-.,-.'4':..g.,- 1. I, ..3F...y1,v ,iii ...LZ - 6'f',,i,i.,.:,,,,,33?54f.Eiw,,.: 11 N ':v-::':l:'.L...4.L,. . r,.,, ,,. . - -. : - -A .- -f.g..,- . -: , ' . -.,-if,-,Q- Still, z3:f, - , ,- - -' E. . - if , J x - - -'I - 1,1 .. ' ,. - , ' . ,, - . -5- .. ' ' . -. ., fi.-i - jg- , '-'fi .:'-a - .. ,I 1.1-.,,-5.,' , . t - i i - HELEN LATAMCRE. B. A, L 2 ' A Raton, New Mexico. ' Major, Latin. IRST, let us tell you who Helen is. She is L Little 'Willief' at Hokona. This name became attached to her, or she became attached to the name, J girls. Helen made such a dear little boy! ' Is there a quotation to the effect, HLittle but mighty? VVell, that is Helen-she is tiny but in- tense. Little VVillie is never in the hazy back- ground when it comes to either work or play. Slic- spent her first three years of college life at Baker University, Kansas, but we'll let by-gones be by- gones and -take it for granted that Helen was the same big little girl there that she is here. She has proven herself to be successful in all her under- takings, from sharking in Latin to making over dor- mitory rules for the Dean and oiling squeaky boards in Hokona. She is a regular efficiency fiend. Helen says she is going to teach Latin right here in this state. How long? She didn't say. But we are all agreed on one thing-she will do it efficiently. She is going to spend her summer vacation at home, gardening, cultivating the soil instead of her classical mind. And here our biography of Little Willie must close for want of space in this book. HONVARD R, FULLERTON, Pi Kappa Alpha. B. S. Albuquerque, New Mexico. Major, Civil Engineering, ES, Fully, we are vary glad to put the following in your biogi'apliy, If onlv others who have left the Hill had been as ' thoughtful of the work-worn editor as you have A been, then life histories might have been more satis- factory to them and less trouble for us. Thank you for your help and good wishes. Track, '13 and '14g sub-football, '14 and '15g Varsity football, '16, manager baseball, '14, presi- dent Coyote club ,'14t-'17, Choral club, '13-'17. That is quite a showing for one so quiet and un- assuming as Fully, isn't it? NVhen he made his debut on the Hill four years ago, we little realized what was to come of this bashful youth. Fully promised to be a prominent fusser, but when she left, our hero settled down to work and paid only spasmodic attention to girls. He was ever faithful to his transit and could be seen surveying the campus almost any afternoon. We remember when Fully was a topic of con- versation at the first Pi Kappa Alpha High Jinks, just because he was a nervous pledge. He doesn't talk very much, but his smile will get him safely through life. Fully is a man with a future. 23

Page 28 text:

, H, . -, ,,,,....:.,,.- - J, .- .r - .4-A--f - :f'-IF-' -,r 3-,A : ' .,-..- - f-,qua ws. .yn Lt.. ..,-. ---'L-ZH...-.'-'1l.I'.'g yr: -,U 'Rig ,iff . . - . rt -. -. . .. ,. 1 , ., .. . .,,4-- -- 5 - f-wg--9-.:.'4 :- , - . 'f-3. -15. JA- '1 -145.1---.-..-.Q-...1-v LN.,-g -: 4 .-star: .-...sy rg. -.5 .-1 -.fe 1- 1 -:':- 2:1-' 'J'-2'!f42f1 '--Eiiiff '-'FP 'J-295:11 'ig-iCsZ?5f'.ffl22:iz?:-1122111'32:d':-:E.-ff-Li-A-52-f-135' l.a,'a5'2:.1Z7'Q!fZ.xig5?,1,T.1:'-31gih':.'s29?J':Q112I'ls!i'.a1i5?f3ff5'bl J- 1 '-'Z r 1- -: p 2, '-1-'-Za-SQ -1-5. . -1' - 1 -?:- 21355.12-'1a:. z -.-ff:-179:1f'f-L':':'+--yT':'9L.- f 9752 A '41f.'?f113.--tl:.,7Y.','- 11-1 fi' -:.1Lff::-.-.' is 20 -H ----Afq -'.'-ffa:! 1. Y--'-'Sz---1 .-.vac-'--1. .--a1':-19 -J-IW -f127f'-Ir'-f-'5'L4'1:11x'fr-i'u1--M. . sf- ' -' .. N311-':-'-'P-1 - '.?i'-'Jef-fP.b '-'.14-47 .- 'Pt 'Anil' '6 i1llii-? f'L1 ffl iii: J-5 -'C'i'2 7gQ5.gi'??3f'-5341532 ,'i+3e'f?4?i 1ifi327 'E'ilflfif-'tier-S4-13131-2551' e '-11-'FR XLfl'5i'-'4 iL'iAi45'l 'I-iifii? ff - - ..-.,. , - ,, -.- 1..-, 4. s -'.- .'..-,-xy-., .7 .5 ' ::'.1 :-:,.r -.-L.,-1--A-. ' -.': -, .3 I. ..,A..,:' -..-3-'.--.Q-,:5.,x,.-. ,-,,::4.,-. ,,g', 5. -- 1 . ,, . , '41 111-, rf ,lgffvgg -. . -c:--1 ,J !.'.'f ,f l'Q1-gag-1.17:-:Q-.1-4ft-.-151451:5,.,,'.1..',9,w.l 'T4y1'J- .-ii',!1 -fQY:,::.pf1154 -Y,1L -',f,f.L't -j -Hq 5v':'i,11 '. ',,,-dig,-1 19:2-4 -, ,..- f - .Le-' ' .-1-zasgm !.-:abr-v.-': .i-'- A-X-.,: L- 'f' :4 A-K..--f -ge-. :rf-'-,0f'-1 fH 1 -Ve' 1 . V , xf , -, 1.--49' T-. :.f- -:. , I ' . 1 JE' -1:r:'-:ga--E4112,-.3-'yy-g' 1:31-1 4m'.':-.-at-.51g.-:.'!.-e-'.h.-.fL'F:41'ff'f'-:?f:!, . .2 1, :-. - -:er?: . ' --' 4-ig. - -.-..'.,ffE-.-, 11,14 ..s.-I-,-,-.1 1' - :-.C-,'.-,'-f--,'a-1:-.'n:1-.'- 1-341.-'f -.7:'wc . - 'r' ' .v-q-- - --2 -'fl' --41-.,M-.Ji 51, -9,-,gb .4 ,..k,j-'. ,-- ..,,,',--,-.,'g-if-41-3 . ' 412 ly '-' 4:75 4-1 11:-? . 'I 9 Z: 5i1JQg'45EfsS'i'1 ' i. ' f '1,-.FilmZ-251,1511? !.s:1-.122-2475 -'ELF' 'f.-:gl-' 'aw ' ' 'si.f:5Si:1:42Zi-5'-'-'-'-i'2iMqS2..' ' sa 1 ' .- '- 1 -'. L' '.- ' - ' if . 5' ., .- , -Q-2 5 419,221-'f' '1-Ztgfiftjg - . . 1 1 3- 3. 1 E,-n:5,.,g ' 5 .- -., -- -I si - -:.a. 'cd . 1 , . . ' -A V . ,- , 4 .- ,,-,,- ,: . ...Q --.'. 11.1. I .. 1 ..'- , . . ' Q- ' ' -3 I .' , ' ' J-:',-fy., .4 -, H f -.'.-f . .-.A 5 7 if mueh of his part in Going Some,' mm Mr-xieo. .Toe is going with Ray wether to llarvard to studv finance N -N '- ' Z.: ' -'.- . JOSEPH EDWARD McCANNA, Pi Kappa Alpha.. B. A. Albuquerque, New Mexico. Major, English Literature. gg OE - Graceful -the delight and despair of their trusting young hearts! ' It seems a shame to have tc- mention stupid statistics concern- ing Joe, his private life is so much more interesting. Let 's see--Joe made the football team of '13, but after that he devoted his time and talents to basket- - ' J ball, and was captain of the team ot 16. Graceful went in for four years of track, too, the '15 team. Every spring he being captain of played on the Varsity baseball team. He was pres- ident of the Athletic association. of '14-'15, As president of the Student Body for the year '14-'15, Joe gave us some interesting little assembly talks, though he blushed to do it! In '14 he took up de- bating and this year he represented the. University in the debate with Cruces. We all remember .Ioe's famous lines about the purse in the Annual play of '15. In fact he made ' that he was cast for the second lead in The Man for Ray is going with Joe-anyway they are going and commerce. We see in Joe a prominent banker tu, I l ' 1' the future. a leading eitizen of Albuquerque, we hope. Tritium EMMA FORTNEY, Kappa Delta Nu. B. A. Albuquerque, New Mexico. Major, Home Economics. l'll'Il,hl.X is the other Little Fortneyf She came to the University as a Freshman :incl stavesl with us until she eompleted her - ionrse the first semester of this year. Then she went to Ataseadero, f'alifornia, and left the Senior elass without a secretary and treasurer, for she had held that honor. .lust as Thelma made good in her studies, she made good in everything she undertook. She did good work on the girls' basketball teams of '15 and 'l43. The same two years she held cabinet positions in the Y, XV. F. A. In the .Tnnior play Thelma was the typieal eollege girl, and between aets she made the hit of the evening with her Irish folk dance. As l'ierette in Go .Xsk ll'illie She was one Of the earnival eiew. 'l'hehua will probably spend the summer in Cali- fornia. She is a candidate for scholarship at both Berkeley and Illinois State and expects to do post- graduate work at one of the two Universities next year. We are sorry that Thelma must be graduated tryed tr fee he of html ii'-hw flmlplx. ilin w ierevei siepniay' attend col- 1- n h . .dst oi ll est, we know that she lllll l 'l !I f'l'l llf to the l'niversity of New Mexico, 22

Page 30 text:

yi . , . , . . , ' 1.-Y 1 ' :-.'--+L-'-:' -'f -.f-arf.. L'-1f'5'J 27-'life' 3'-J ' - J:E'i'Sf LTL' a 1J:ff. rZE , .- . . ,.. . . .. - . . -.....,qf::A :'i'i'i'fi7-'-.ia?':'.ffi5 s -, , - ..:f-ff: 1: 11-.ukf?:fs1?ffa:fff+f22. 11' ' r- . - --' -S -' ri' I' '23 1 PL-3' -9- 'ui 1 L'-.'-2I.. Q . '-71 5 12? fff'-'El' 11' '41 -- -'ff '.-'. i 3.T.': - N'-'TL .,- - - 1- gg- -. 1 - 'Z , ' 'Iv' Z1-91' ' 5--.:: YJ'-11 EJ-.'?I?f'i-'Qi-i?l r5g ' '12'L1'5- zif' 'iff'-i 3'n'f'.EF.' :':-I -1fffgfi-5.'..::'5:-15.1 U' '.'.. 'L ' .1'f ' f ' -A -5' ...' ' .- ' .7 ' .'4 '-' 1' , ' . -422--T'f-JTJQL 7? 1-I5 : -51-e . 'avi'-T '1: ' -?.fI-f'L'f-1'-'-1 '-U :'1'f2 3:1 .257S',:4d,','5C .. - - , v 7 f -, ,-,-1.-. -:-: - ff , -. - - -:-.- -' ... - ,- .f-1 fo- , ,Af-4:-:-rpg riff- - -. .:.-:7 xl- -ZH' -1. f- .-:-1- -.'-4--.- -1-If-'::2-v Tf' 'ft ff '- ' EQ' L ' ' V 'f'-1' ' ' f-7 ' -l . ' '. -.T A - 'J 71-7:-1' I, :'-11: 'i 'ffil L -' ef-L- r: 1. '-.:Ef-:-::,- - .-.r-A ::'ffTf 5i1-is '-:G 5':ir::5:fZ: 'i' '32-fit' , . 0 .. . . , .,. , , - ,I - . - . I, , . , ,, I I - -..T-., . . fr., - , . -..'..,. ,, vs:-.,: .z'.::-r-.:---'--'--.:.-.'n-- :A -:-'.--- '1 I- '4 ' 4. , 4 U- - ,L .-., :J .31 , , -55,4 . , --.-, ' . -,.-J, -:1-ip .gf 'EL 755:,.---if-'-Lg.-4.-'.,,g:,:3.,,Q.'L.+.-5-:, c 1f'. -.q-yy ' - 1 5. ,', . V . - H .5-g,'-4.-rj-, ,-5, . V 33-,L, 5 .',.,,.--- ,' -rf. - 'x.,.,,'.:s' l.. . 01,1-, -Ln -'.4::!l: S... . L-4-, . --.- .., -- . . - . , C..--:..--r 1- L--.ar-q.:,.1-.1--K - ' -,-f,-.,, ,-,- -, , . ,, ., ,-..,--.-A. :---'-.- .- -- 1. -.-.,-:.-..--,5-.,....,-ve.:.-.-.-'-. -rf ' '. - - ' f. -V - fr r 1 -s- '- r - - -- 1' - . - -J . . -. 4--.:-.'.-',--gg 1-'--'-2 : .Y-h -'.-' '- Q- ,' ., .s- .-,-- f.:' - T- xi-Z-':-T -.-.-,uf ,pq -:ff .' ., - 1 F - ,- - -r '. 5 -..- ,':f' .2--'L 'T-er . - 21-'-'zz-'f.,::f:. ik: .'5.-.-- ' ' 4 ' X '-' a '. . - 6.15 . - -CP-fc,-E.,Th ' ' i.::'.---:o---:- 11 -'.- 3,.- Pg. ,- e- .. .1 - . 1 ,- - .. ' I . 1 .--1-fp. ee- . - ' - .1-Lf: -:','..i'.- .ge .,:'.3..,,. .-yu, 4 J. . - - . - .J xa- . .1,. ., 9-, 'X jg ' - j- ,' , -.' 1 ' '- . -, ' ' '16 4 Zgivvizw ' ' 'W ' T ' ,i ,- -- ,, , t 1.' ?79.- ?,f,:,f'-1.1 'f e .' -- - ..f3 QXJ7 'ng , . -'., 1 -DDJ? ,l . , ' - . - ' ' .xi.i.t3NE .-vrKEsoN BIXLER. B. A. Albuquerque, New Mexico. NI-iior i':ll0'llSll Literature. MU1013 Psychology' ERE is a lady without a nickname. Allene is ' just HA11Q,,Qf' to everyone. She is the quiet- est and most dignified nieniber Of the 01335, bflt .She is also the most friendly and Hsnuleyji It .ls Just that her friendship is unaffected and her smile one of sweet dignity. Allene was elected secretary-treasurer of her class in the Sophomore H9313 FOI' Six Years Cshe. did FW0 Vems of her Preparatory work at the Universityj ikllene has been the unquestioned accompanist of the Choral club. YVhat will our singers do Without her? Not only the Choral club, but all of our soloists have depended upon Allene to play for them. Shephas been so efficient and so willing, so faithful at Sun- day Yespers, that the prospect of finding another to take her place seems hopelessly impossible. CARI, DAVID BROREIN, Sigma Chi. B. A. Albuquerque, New Mexico. H Major, Economics. MiH01', Geology. ARL DAVID is the handsome youth with the golden pompadour and the fearless eye. For three years he has gladdened our midst with his inimitable smile and inevitable joke. Shall we ever listen to another such orator, dc- bater, and extemporaneous speaker? Shall another lead vespers with so perfect a finesse? Shall an- other stand before asemblies and move them with the fresh veal and new zigor of his eloquence-as the absent-minded clergyman said? Nilhat else has Carl done the rcpudiates any nieknamesb in the last three years, besides running Overlands, going a-fussing and telling jokes? Well. he captured second place in the State Ora- tmieal Contest in 'l5g first place, '16, lf, N, M, debating team, '14, '15, '16, '17, track, '15, '16, 'lT: manager in '16g football, '14, '15, '16, captain in 217g vice pi-1-Sideia Y. M. C. '16, Mirage staff. '15, '1Tg.Weekly staff, '16, Khiva Literary Society. 'llii Sigma Chi Follies, '15, '16, '175 An- naal1'lay, '15, '16, Carl says he expects to spend the next three months recuperating at the best health resort it is possible to find: presumably at Battle Creek, Michi- gan. If he lives through that he is going to attend .Harvard Law School, ' in 2-1