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

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EFOR'E you, reader, is the picture of the nearest thing to a student that this class t 'I 1, - -I N V T I-hu - ,,,.,,..,,,:,,,-1.1-Luv.-3.---zwizliq Q-,.-fi -.. -,.. L. .1 -, -3:1-: 4-r--'f?:.--:sms-1 ffe:'s!5'Fsu2-ff' iii-4bfi:-::-5i1'E -S?fg3-9f4gjE3'!2i2Q5Qfif!Eglin-355-,sL-1531 - , ... ,. .,- .5-.. f ,'- 2 - - , . 'r-I -. -:' -,1 if 'M---.F 1-11:75--1'-1.-'--gig-s ' nrt- ' 01-33. E-.-, -:'- .. - -1 5 ' ,,': 7.13. ---', 6'.,'-51 :',fr, . .1 , -'-'ffz' ,j --71 A -:5-g.:- g5? .31' . F 52i12 -:?:51L'Q:?fT...,- :1 IgE2S.g:54Qj,gf ',l.:L: 'f' 1 - '- -FC-2' -'vs-4' 'Q-11 ' 7- 1 1' '- ' 1' :LT--' 4 3f:1T?7r'-f- Tl1?E'1- ! f:1?: lv- . :'.-: 'N' . 53115-F:'.-ir-11'- : .?i'-'nf if-WJ nd..-9 L 9.15 1 U' - - , ,f f , , . ' - ' -'- ' - 2'VL qfzf'--fr '1 ,',..':. '.',11 41t'l-'y- r- ', ' ' -mtl,-, . , , ', ..:'fbqf -.f'l'- ll Q. - ' ' 'fix' .- '1 'U' '4 4- LZ- -- - --1 ' -'-. e-.- -1 .-'-ala' - -Y. -r'5-- ,-----'f -.--ii?-:gpii --.f::f.,. .-fg,ES-.j1g::-.?Xw-vf:5.utft?'f3,'l'x3AQ , ,Q ,L -'. ' -. f, - . ' 1, T1 'Sf-'jqji-4' :gQ' - 15-gg. ,.,,-:Q-l:g1ftg'-.f..,-5. ' -zlfgf-f5.LvE:51:IsI2y,3 :wg-,gr ,-yy -:Q-3,3 . A- f ri. :' . -. . ' ' - '-' -' I -- za 111 ..-1. .'--o:s'J-':- -:..' - t 1-il:-.zrv .::-. -jfjai-. y1 HqAg.'5Q,z'u,w -f -'11-7 .'f 'Z' ' :f ..' '- - . --af FEET.:-:,Q:L5'-:'4, ' Q 'fag L- Y- - ' Z-:'L':1fl,f...1W 15' ' 5. 'Lx SH' :ff-'.,'f'. f . , .ge ef ,A --. .-Z' 55 - if '-,-T-L,'2:.'1--,lzs 3i2?f:-.fLi:.-4F.'st-5-Haigi-+i'24f.-'f.eM:3, 'ff' -1 -. -.J . -.J -f1.:.f 1: -'-1'-arises '- . ifsiilf'-1:11.-I-nv-41'l'fwe- . 4 513-44 ir :wr '1 I. . ' 6751: 3- -.-,yf - . ': 13 g - 4 gg,-saggy ag- -- - -145515 ' . ' n ,Tx ,134 J- , .. :mms H' . L ,, 4 '- ':.: - 'r ,- :-' ,y-?, 7T'7,1-fLg3?'2, ' ' ' 'kip vo . 4L.'Q,gf7 -,J I .E - . .gh 'I ' , 1 . '. rg., ,, . Lorrsii w1LKINsoN. B. A. Albuquerque. New 3lGXiC0- Anim.. Binlogyl Minor. Education. HQ is the little girl with the Wide, blue eyes? Louise Wilkinson, better known as Weese. True. the picture does 11ot show her GYGS to be blue, but how could that baby stare be any other color? Even in a cap and gown Weese cannot look dig- nified. But who wants to be dignified? Certainly not our diminutive and dainty Louise. She doesn't look a day older than when she came to the Univer- sity four years ago as a care-free Freshman. Weese,' was graduated from the Department of Education in 'l-1. She was a member of the Y. W. C, A, Cabinet Of '15-'165 Choral club, ,lti-'17, Mississippi is Louise's old home, and there she is going to spend the summer having a good time, be- fore she assumes the grave responsibilities of an instructor of the young. JOSEPH BERNHARDT R-OSENBACH, Zeta Beta Tau. B. A. Alhuqueique, New Mexico. ll 'july Matheniaties. Minor, Physics, Chemistry affords. By student we do not mean hookworm-f ' tro ' V ' 1 enjoys studying. There is no bluff to him, for he knows whereof he speaks. He made his B. A. in three years-one at the Brooklyn Polytechnic Insti- tute and two at the 'l'uiversity of New Mexico. Joe was horn in New York City only nineteen years ago-which makes him the baby of the class. He has been too busy doing four years' work in three to go in for athletics, but he hasn't been too husy to take a lively interest in all college activi- ties. Moreover, he is one who always sees you on the campus. He doesn 't go more than halt way, but there is always a friendly twinkle in his eye. Joe is rather hard to know -so are other things worth while. But we who do know him can tell the others what they miss. Joe is a eaudidate for a scholarship at Illinois State. He expects to study Civil Engineering and Matheinaties. He is getting an early start in post- !I 1Hluate work--in tact. .Toe will always he just a little hit ahead of the average man, 26 ai ' m it. Joe is one who naturally