University of Denver - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Savage, H. II. No, he is not as vicious as his name and his looks would lead one to believe. Only during a close debate does he foam at the mouth and tear his hair. At all other times he has all the airs of domestication. Seaman. Allene. Allene is our independent thinker. One of her greatest pleasures is to invent opinions that are original and startling. Her other greatest pleasure is—well, never mind. If you are very observing you may be able to guess. Su vai . Grace. Always ready to work for the class Has made several appearances on the stage and expects to have her picture in the “Munsey” some day. 31

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Neil, Lloyd. The Kiris call him ‘‘Dearie.’' He boasts the daintiest foot and ankle in University Park, but insists that there are lots like it in Greeley. He is a faithful adherent of the “Houseof Kuppenheimer.” As Basket-Ball captain, he acquitted himself with glory. No. he didn’t play to the galleries. Raymond. Jesse. Here is our speculator and plunger. We expect him to put a crimp in Wall Street some day. He is very modest and quiet because he can't bear noise. Anything more than a Russell in the ha l annoys him tremendously. Ask him about it. Rowell, Mary Helen. Mary Helen is the most famous of the living humorists. She disputes with Mark Twain the priority of discovering the original seven jokes. It is asserted that she Inis seen the (M)int to all of Dr. Steele’s jokes, though this seems ineredible. Her serious efforts consist in writing half the cony for the Clarion and in playing “Aunt Mary.” .10

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 Sterling. Charles. The co-ed’s delight. As a fUMer he is irresistible, and very much of a monoiMJlist. Not long ago n number of his attempted rivals tried to pen him up. but owing to a habit of his he took his pen in hand” and skiddoood with it. Since then he has run at large. Stevens, Mary. Spent $3.95 telephoning for pictures for the annual. Has a strong pull” with the dents. Hard thinker and carries the record for new and original thought. Stocker. Kathryn. This studious maiden lives to learn: therefore has not lived in vain. She is the Junior Class’s prize scholar. If every one sawed off Latin in such monstrous chunks, we ure sure it should become quite exhausted. 22