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

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--. -v--N A .1-r-sff.grf. -11.1 .... - '4 ' VQzffsrgizizaiiiiiif-.T1-fn'r1?Eitg.2fi2E5ii1'3g:j..Fii33?:r':c1.I,.. I Hobby By word Age In their own estimation As others see them Name Nickname Armann .... Hazel .... Francis. .... Booth. . . . Brinkerhoff . Marie .... Burcharn. . . Milly. . . . . Campbell. . . Beulah ...... . . . Horace ..... CCubbyj Bugs. . . Cutter. . . LaVerne. . . . . Davis ...... Bill ......... Marie.B ,... Little sister. . Francis ..... . . . Hall ..... B auer .... George ..... . . . Thomas .... . . . Jacoby ..... . . . Kear ............ Kilpatrick ....... Lonergan ........ Lucus .... Helen .... Parks .... Harry .... Richard .... . . . Ralph .... Snapp .... Shelton .......... Al I Thomsen ...... Ruth ....... . . . Dorothy ..... Oats ...... Lank ..... Herrick .... Jack ..... Hank ..... Lillian ..... Vic ...... Nelle ..... Charley ..... Newstrom . . . Sammy .... Pierce .... Ruth ..... Root ..... Vera .... .. Fat ......... Shakespeare. . Toots ....... 1 Keeping silent. . . Guessing ........ Getting nervous. Mocking others. . Studying .... f . . Entertaining the bishop. Always making correct answers. Following Cutter . Hunting bugs. . . Working ........ Hunting girls .... Reaching ....... Talking ..... . . . Botany ..... . . . Copying ........ Forgetting ...... Sluiiing ..... . . . Studying Shakespeare. Stalling ......... Flirting ......... Business .... . . . Talking ......... Changing ....... Basket ball ..... Taking care of brother. Foot ball ....... Taking care of his A. Skipping. .... . . Let me think .... I guess so. . . I don't know Darn ....... I'll see ...... Goodness. . . -475- What ..... Well ....... Oh Pickels.. Let's see .... Yes ........ Ah! Go on. O quit ...... O piifle .... I forgot .... O H ....... O-O-o-o my. W-w-e-e-l-l. . For the love mud. Oh! Shucks. Let's see .... Heck ....... My girl .... Shoot. . . Oh Lizzie . . . Gosh ....... For the love of soap. Coming to it ....., Almost old enough. Nearlywhite headed Big enough to handle most any. Not so high ....... Ask Marie ........ Guess ..... . . . Who knows ....... Same as Florence's ? Not very young. . . Could be more .... Growing .......... About right ....... Hard to tell ....... Good round number A little young ..... Cribb-age ......... Bark age .... . . . Age of youth ...... Mighty slim ....... Old enough to vote. Sensible .......... No baby .......... Cabb-age ......... Sweet sixteen ...... Don't judge by size. Silly age .......... Our little one ...... Don't know. . . Calm ........ Not much. . . I know it .... Modest ....... Good enough. . Just sensible. . Slow but sure. A good catch. . Doubtful ..... Learned ..... Over grown. . . Wise ......... Will do ....... Pretty good. . . Goodness know S.. Pretty slick .... Just as good. . . Some kid .... Pretty nice ..... Important. . . Modest. . . . Jolly ..... Cute ...... Modest .... Q--t Joking.-.lil Cunning .... . . Rather quiet. Flustered. Pretty good stuif. Rather smart. All O. K. Jolly. ' Swell future prof. Quiet. Retiring. Always busy. Running loose. Yooh kid. A bluifer. ' Self conscious. Lazy. Bears acquaintance. Not an over shiny light. Engaged. Blue-eyed baby doll. Skidding. Dependent. Good Pres. Trying to run a Cutter. Old reliable. Good. Independent. Just right. A spry little thing. 'S- 'n . gs S,- xg I ip li: Z ' if K X . ! f cob Q 'S 1 ok N l l 5 oo X1 i f H - .rl H1 k,l .J fu: .Q ., A -'

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SWZLHQKS X ' ' xx v 1' Ufaggfw who mm We? MORRIS TAWNEY TOOTS WEBB RAY ARMAN VERA SNAPP HORACE CULBERTSON VICTOR KILPATRICK MYRTLE HOUSER HAZEL BURGESS CHARLES LUCAS DOROTHY FRANCIS SAM PARKS OTIS HALL VERNON SNAPP FLOYD MORRISON ALFRED THOMSEN RUTH RICKARD LAVERNE CUTTER AGNES CAMPBELL ' WALTER BULL HENRY J ACOBY CLARENCE STRATTON ' HAZEL STUBBS Imwnuuunnnmnw

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, ,fs QT fU47Ks? Q B V, 1, . r t . P gi . P is if if X PM 4' Yncatituocs Blessed be the plunders of a class, for?-theirs is the joy of taking them over. Blessed are those who study, for theyllshall receive a reward. Blessed are they Whose note-books axidlapproved, for they shall inherit the earth. Blessed are they that hunger and tliilst after mother's cooking, for they shall receive dormitory hash. Blessed are they that criticize, for thdfy shall receive criticism. Blessed are the pikers, for they shallliileed much mercy. Blessed are they that mourn, Whethdlllshey are comforted or not. Blessed are the Sophomores, for thelilrildoise is exceedingly great and is an ever- present help in the time of trouble. Blessed are the faculty, for their merdj? is great, and greater shall be their reward, Gen Commcmomcnts therghou shalt not cross the dormitory dortal after 10 P. M., when Miss Corbin is II. Thou shalt not skip classes lest the wrath of Prof. Bradford be visited upon thee, - and thou shalt be no more. III. Thou shalt not talk with maidens in the library lest the Wrathful eye of Miss Noble shalt fall upon thee. IV. Thou shalt honor thy paternal ancestors with frequent letters lest thy remittance shalt fail thee. ' V. Thou shalt not covet thy neighbors examination paper, for ye see not the guilty stain on them e'er they return. VI. Thou shalt harken unto the voice of the faculty and keep thy countenance smiling, lest thy low, grades at the office shalt detain thee and keep thee in thy present estate. VII. Thou shalt buy a HSHUCKSH, for yea verily it is thy duty. VIII. Thou shalt go to Prof. Bradford, for yea verily he can do everything if anything is amiss. IX. Thou shalt not presume to stand before Prof. Plum unless thy gray matter has been sufiiciently stirred. X. Thou shalt not give the Sophomore yell in convocation lest the 'wrath of Prof. Bradford smite thee. , i..i.mm:m