Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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xi A5213 ' f 2 a iii? V ' AW' w gf E. O. SHREVE, A life of much stu y roug his reward was peace everlasting. WALTER SHARP, Quiet and sober, sedate and steady, Charter Oak, Iowa. d b ht him to an early grave, but Montezuma, Iowa. ll th' s- especially society. Temperate in a ing A. R. BUCKLEY, In his full measure of manhood, ranks of evil doers. E. V. LARSON. A notorious Hagger of classes was he, And yet it is strange to say In the numerous classes he has on high, He answers his name every day. 32 I Shelby, Iowa. he was a terror to the Story City, Iowa

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I. A. DREHER, -Scranton, Iowa Bold and boisterous, and ready to boast, 'But he shunned a fight at any cost, And though his secret you may not know, To Margaret hall he liked to go. LEIGH GILLESPIE, Spencer, Iowa His head was full of music, ' His soul was full of hope, He left his earthly troubles By stretching hempen rope. 0. L. BROWN, Lohrville, Iowa Arrayed full well in cap and gown He played the fool's part in Brown's in Town. CLYDE O. DIXON, Stuart, Iowa Growing weary of this earthly show, He treads the devious paths below And when he isn't trying to sing He spends his time in worrying. a 31

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F. A. PIELSTICKER, Carroll, Iowa. Grave and solomn and wise was he, A leader of men just bound to be, But for the lack of a little sand He is shoveling coal inthe promised land. W. H. GTIS, Ames, Iowa. To appreciate him, one had to know him. G. A. DODGE, St. Ansgar, Iowa. While left handed by nature, he always inclined toward the right. C. D. SIMPSON, Wall Lake, Iowa. Tall, angular, lean and lank, He was often taken for a crank, But then you can't most always tell, He was a good fellow if you knew him well. 33