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

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. pix 6 Dec. A Jan. 25 8. 15. Sophomore president slides down stairs. 16. German Club party. 17. Glee Club and other students give program in convocation. Students leaving for home and ' Mama . . Santa Claus gladens all hearts. 1. Resolutions. 3. Grind begins again. 4. Girls sizing up the Shorthorns . 5. Hotchkiss fell down stairs in imita- tion of the Shorthorns . Football A s awarded. . Basket ball game. Aggies 22, Uni. ' Place 31. 7. Y. M. stag party for the Short Course men. 11. Kohler starts a moustache. Stiff hats appear. ' 12. Many ears are frozen. 13. Aggies 32, Osceola 16. 14. Y. M. Pres. hissed by all of the football men. All school girls party at H. E. Hall, football games, faculty take-offs and Welsh rarebit spread. 15. C. O. C. organized. 16. Students speak at Y. M. meeting. J 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 24. 25. 27. 28. 29. Feb. 1 1. um. ,, ,W '- Exam week. Organized Agriculture. Bugs sacrificed his sweater. Duroc followed suit. Thomsen family reunion in the Library. Alumni dinner at H. E. Hall. Members of Class of '14 dine to- gether at H. E. Hall. Many alumni seen on the campus. Literary elections. Nellie says Good-bye sweater . Semester ends. How many flunked. Workizer picture taken. Slouch day. 'Nough said . Debating tryouts. Senior party. Aggies 35, Hastings 22. Mixer. Miss Krueger appears. Feb . 10. Inter-class games. Juniors victors. 12. 14. 2. T. K. R.'s sleigh ride party. Did Agnes go? Well, I guess she did. Did Miss Corbin know? Well, I guess she didn't. 3. Bob Vorse shaved off his fuzz. 4. Fern Dickson forgot and came to two classes in one day. Aggies 16, Osceola 23, Cat Osceolaj. 5. Senior pins ordered. 8. First issue of the Aggie Tattler. Junior dance. Omaha trip. Some trip. Brown I Krueger and others visited the creameries. 15. The day after. 18. So. Omaha 18, Aggies 29. Juniors 23, Freshies 3. 19. Senior class play. Many Alumni in town for the play and a visit. , 21 22. 25. 26. 29. Mar. 1. 4. 18. April 17. 18. 19. 20. . Florence Wood looking sad. Earl Yates returned to his home after ' a short visit. ' Washington's birthday. Frank C., the way is again clear. Chocolate path is closed. Aggies 28, Uni Place 23. Aggies Csecond teamj 18, Valparaiso 10. Ivan makes a hit with a waitress from Texas. I C. O. C. ball and banquet. An extra day. Agnes Campbell ' took advantage of it and studied with the Major in the Library. The march lion makes his appear- ance. Winter hits the sawdust in the J. P. Aggies 29, Nebraska'City 9. Senior dance at Art Hall. Junior reception in honor of the Seniors. f Class Day program. Competitive Drill. Picnic at Farm grove. Commencement exercises at the Temple theater. www:ziwwuiuuzg1

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- X s .. p STSRHQUKS 7 1 J l -I 1 'i P 'lf' is D A . 'pf' X3 fgf- A School Calenocu' Oct. 11 and 12. Registration. Nov. 19. Judging contest. Q Q-. Nov. 13. 15 16 22 23 28 29 30 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Classes begin. Billy Sunday at St. Paul's church. Epworth Church entertained the S. I of A. students. ' Y. W. C. A. entertained the girls of the school. P E. L. Baptist Church reception. Seniors elected class ofiicers. A rather exciting event. Buss takes a nap in History class. First football game. Aggies 39, David City O. The matrimonial bureau didn't seem to be very successful. Y. W. C. A. and Y. M. C. A..gave' a Hallowe'en mixer. Prof. Plum lost his hat. Y. M. C. A. membership campaign. The boys coats were blooming with ribbons. - Aggies 8, Cotner 8. Practice game. Senior class meeting. Shucks staff elected. Sophomore class meeting.- Rogers and Vorse fell in the ditch, Miss Bullock taken ill. Aggies 13, Osceola 0. Who did Nelson see on the side line? Freshman party. Martha,H. fell down stairs. Cornerstone of new Dairy building laid with appropriate ceremonies. Senior class meeting. Aggies 13, Tecumseh 7. Mixer given by the Literary societies at' the Armory. . Havelock 19, Aggies fsecond teamj 0. Senior theater party. Rebecca of Sunny Brook Farm at the Oliver. Officers came out in uniform. Midsemester began. Everybody happy? No convocation. Sabres issued. Junior class meeting. Senator Hitchcock speaks to the military boys at the Auditorium. Dec. 20. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 30. 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 Krueger and Verse found a carriage, but didn't go riding. 'Wl1y'? Junior hard times party. A grand success. Moving pictures of Stock Raising in the Sand Hills at convocation. Dormitory girls entertained their friends CID at a Thanksgiving ft party. Dudley got the prune. Thanksgiving day. Many students went home. Nelson 6, Aggies O. I Freshman Wienie roast at Robber's Cave. Y. W. C. A. sent telegram to Pres. Wilson, urging peace conference among neutral nations. Rookies assigned to companies. Football banquet. Shirt tail parade. School picture taken. Also pictures taken of Sophs and Freshies. The Rookies think they are soldiers now, since they have their uniforms. ' - German Club picture taken. ' ' Sophomore sweaters are in evidence. Several students OJ sleep in class. Football carnival. Heap much confetti makes a lot of work for Emil. Class scrap. Senior dance. Soph. cave party. Six Y. M. boys and two Y. W. girls return from Students Conference at Fremont. . More scraps. Oympics planned. Ole makes a speech on soup . Basket ball. Aggies 16, Y. M. C. A. Seniors 25. Carp finds an onion. Scandinavian picture taken. Celebration of paving. No Olympics. ' Company pictures taken. Senior class play tryouts. Many' disappointed. 50 1

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Senior Stock flluoging Beam . X Prof. H. B. Pier CCoachJ W. C. Gilbert L. J. Cramb ' F. A. Carver 4 C C. C. Jenkins C. L. Hotchkiss The second annual live stock judging con- test was held in December. Theoprizes con- sisted of a loving cup Cwhich becomes the property of the man winning it for three successive yearsj, ribbons for each kind of stock, and ribbons for inividual merit. There were 'five teams from the College and the same number from the School repres- ented in the contest. Each team was com- posed of five men. Sixteen classes of animals were judged and they were composed of four classes of each of the following: Cattle, horses, hogs and sheep. The Senior team, composed of Frank Carver, Lee Cramb, Carroll Jenkins, William Gilbert and Clifford Hotchkiss, ranked fourth in the contest. To the consistent and excellent work of Frank Carver goes much- of the credit for the high standing. Mr. Carver not only received a seventh on sheep, sixth on cattle,