University of Nebraska College of Agriculture - Shucks Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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l T 5 affi ' X be , , Qillelsltg by gf Prof. Lee: A cow has four stomachs 'of which the first is the largest and by Frank Peard thinks fires are a very bad thing, especially When he has to Walk from Pecks Grove to the Oliver with his lady friend and miss the first part of the show. far the most important. Bright Farm Youth: The other three .are inside the first one aren't they. U3.csolutio na We, the students who have attended the short course at the State Farm, of the University of Nebraska, Lincoln 7. Nebraska, extend our cordial greetings' to all teachers of this institution, but more especially to the ones who have taught the short course .classes and extend to them our appreciation of their Work. Therefore, Be It Resolved: That, We agree most heartily in all the plans and methods of teaching, That, We Wish to express our utmost admiration for the masterful Way the teachers that have given us lectures and lessons on the breeding and judging mi of live stock, crops, soils, feeding and the diseases of plants and animals. , up That, We Wish to assure you further that We are going home happy, with our minds clear' and muscles rested, and We expect to couple your teachings With our equipment and get results. That this be our motto: V T - I f something does not turn up, we will turn something up. A ' SIGNED ' ' W. GUMM Committee E. W. SIEBER C. S. PRICE. I

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nannanaaaaaaa shade l9l6 nnnannnnwww .iIf! l ' Green emo 6016 ' QALFALFA AND CORND 11 Alfalfa and the corn Get up at early morn, And grow, and grow, and grow, and grow! The whole day long. 2. Oh, when alfalfa's green ' We bring out the machine, And mow, and mow, and mow, and mow! The whole summer long. 3. And when the corn is gold, The harvest tale is told, l We husk, and husk, and husk, and husk! The whole winter long. ' 4. Hurrah for green and gold! Thegfre nature's colors old, We'll sing, and sing, and sing and sing! The whole year long. 7. 67777 Ebe man with the Tlfoe Q Bowed by a weight of pondering he leans Bbq Senigf Upon his hoe and conns the printed page, , , The emptiness of ages in his face, We don t xfggglyyggnggf so many' And on his back a faded cotton shirt. NO, that your thoughts hm worth a penny, What made him dead to fascinating girls Nobby Senior. ' And all allurements of the campus life, W You 'WCW 07100 G F 1' 0Shmf1'fL, too, A thing that thinks not, save of cows and crops? 55222 01330733112 Zouojflfgi h Who loosened and let down that brutal jaw? There Zhu Still bi lift al few, g ' Whose breath blew out the light within his pipe? Nobby, Senior. It is not one of the rigid rules of the dean of women that each girl at the Dormitory shall V have a caller every Sunday evening. 166