University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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lj I! --1 IIIJOOPJJ NELSON AMASA Hoover. Electrical Engineering Ryegate, Vermont 'Wfflzose skill was almost as grear as his honestyf' -All's Well- Phi Mu Deltag Ryegate High Schoolg Honor Scholar- ship Societyg Honor Group Qxjg Corporal. A quiet, clean-cut chap, who h-as been rather modest about putting himself in the foreground of college and class activities. I-Iiooper was one of the squad of hard-Working scrubs who toiled to get the diamond into sh-ape for Clyde Englels first victorious ball -team. According to the w. k. Vermont Cynic, as F. P. A. would say, Amasa was in.volved in the dark and mysterious transaction by which the Sig- mla Phi log cabin became a pialrt of the Phi Mu Delta Kake W'alk Stunt. VVe hwaite to believe this, bult if i-t appeared in the Cynic it must be so. NAI Y. HUPTR General Science Chiengmai, Siam Unacquainted with our customs. -C'aesar. Princess Royal Colfl-egeg Assumption College, Siam, University of Philippines, Bandg Orchestra. Here you are, Ladies and Gents-Now step up a little -closer and I Will tell you all abouit him. This little gen-tl-eman is from the Orient. Yes, ma'am, by the Orienit, I mean Si-am. No, little girl, the is not one of the little Siamese -twin siXes--- pardon me-I mean just -twins. Yes, sir, he is a long Way from home, almost fifteen thousand miles, and he likes Vermont, and is loyal to U. V. IW. Co-eds, did you say, Miss? I should say he does like Uhem: whole crowids of them, swarms, droves, congregations, anything to be with them. All right, Ladies anid Gentlemen, the little gentleman is going insidleg step right up anid buy youir tickets. 77 S ia nz D 7 I

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U -1 'X i rr FRIEND Hoi.MEs JENKINS Commerce and Economics lVIorrisville, Vermont For thy sake, Tobacco, I Wozzlzl do mzylhing but die. ---l.amb. Kappa Sigma, Peoples Academy, Honor Scholarship Society, Class Track KID, Class Baseball fzfjg Corpomral zl. Here we have Friend Jenkins, The Venus of the class. The fellows call him Venus, But he looks more like an ass. Friend's most outstanding characteristic is hfis long ears. Big ears are a sign of generosity, and sudh being t'he case Friend surely must be generous. VVe are told that he is quite a heart-breaker in his ff U . . . fffm own hum town and that many a llforrisville 'flassiel' has fallen for his smooth rosy complexion. ORLO QKENDRICK JENNEY i Agriculture Stowe, Vermont You szuzburnezl, sickle men, of August weary, Come hither from the furrow and be mm'ry. --Anon. Phi M'u Delftag Alpha Zeta, Honor Scholarship Societyg Assistant Manager Track C315 Class Track fzjg ARIEL Board Cglg Sophomore Rules Committee, Proc Night Committee, Corporal Qzlg First Sergeant Cgj. The 'town of Stowe has neither been famed in song nor poem, but the engineering camp once se- cluded itself there from the busy world to pursue their advanced curriculum, and one crisp Autumn day, Orlo K. Ienney boarded the Peavine 'Tlrolley and some hours later founrcl himself in -our fair city of Burlington. None oth-e-r but a pastoral pursuit could tempt this rosy-cheeked lad and even nfow We have him in our midst pursuing the Aggie, course with delightful abandon. Here's to thee, Stowe! i 79 t0 KU Eli 'HEI