Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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ARRET, RUTH Science. Ames, Ia. Pi Beta Phi, Tri Psi, HAH Girl, Clio, Bomb Board, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Girl's Glee Club, Vice-Pres. Woman's A. A. HThere is a Hre and motion of the soul, V But once kindled, quenchless evermoref' Ruth knows every path on the campusg every pebble in the paths, but only one boy on the path. CSee W. T. S., '11 Bornbl A sincere, earnest girl, but always in for a good time. Has more honors than one can count and deserves every one of them. ASS, ELMER A. l A. H. HE. A. Elmer. Emerson, Ia. Iowa Club, Alt. Triang. Debate, ll, Alpha Zeta, Kennedy Cup Debates, '10, Pythian. Silence is his one great aft of conversationl, Elmer is studious and thoughtful, and a helper when one is in need. He does n't fuss, because Nel- lie told him not to. ASS. HOWARD L. A. H. HH. L. Red Oak, Ta. Iowa Club, Normal Debate, '10, Kennedy Cup Debate, Forensic League, Bomb Board, Pythian. With a pose like a kingf, Here's a man who can form a lot of plausible arguments with but little research. Talkative and amiable, and a booster from the start. Rather par- tial to Ruth as a name for a girl. AUGHMAN, J. T. Vet. Little John Ames, la. Vet. Medical Society. HI have grown old in the service of my college. The oldest inhabitant tells you that hie cannot remember the time when John wasn't connected in some way with the institution. Still does the greater part of the work of the Phys. department. Between times he has carried a heavy course and endured sorrows that would have broken most men. We lift our hats to him.

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QMESBURY, E. G. C. E. HAmy.,' lVlissouri Valley, la. A hand-me-down from the 1111s but not because of Hunks. He stayed out just long enough to finish with a good class. Quiet and unassuming, but a first class student. Pulls good marks in everything that he takes including HYe Studie of Ye Pursuite of Ye Elusive Maydef' QRTHUR, JOSEPH N. C. E. Aloe. Ames, la. Pythian. Joe has a tender spot in his heart for English XII, forrthatls Where he learned the secret of monopoly. ln our search for Hdopeu We learned that he has an 'enviable reputation as a rough-houser, but that only makes him a better Civil. Always ready for a good laugh and never fails to do it justice. AKER, JASON. M. E. Whiting, Ia. Like the Jason of old he too pursues the elusive sheepskin. He is neither too ambitious nor inclined to be lazy, but he just takes things as they come. He grins even when taking Mechanics finals. Qpti- mistic, Well yes. ANKS, C. H. VCE- HBaldy. Ames, Ia. Gamma Theta, Vet. Medical Society. 'LWoman rules me still. Was caught in the matrimonial Whirlpool in 1910. Says he got married so he would n't have to attend Vet. Society. Presided over Dr. Stang's Hog Chol- era Serum plant one year. ls n't sure now whether he will be a vet, or a banker.

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EATY, FLOYD A. E. E. Dana, Ia. A. I. E. E., Tau Beta Pi. Floyd hails from Dana, wherever that is. He's our one girl-proof shark, guaranteed not to fuss, Hirt, nor frolicL His quiet manner has kept him from becoming a popular chap, but he has many friends and is a good fellow withal. MECKMAN, H. C. C. E. Beck, Nluscatine, Ia. Tau Beta Pi, Forum, Alt. Normal Debate, '10. A believer in the saying, l'Be sure you are right and then go ahead. A more consistent student cannot be found on the campus. He's here for busi- ness and business only as the results of his work show. Often has to act in the capacity of court of appeals in cases of dispute. EELL, RAY A. ' Agron. HR. A. Sumner, Ia. Iowa Club, Alpha Zeta, Forum, Normal Debate. - HAnd still he spoke, and still their wonder grew, That one small head could carry all he knew. MR. A. is a student of ability, and a debater of high merit. A jolly good fellow, well liked among his associates. ELL, EDWARD M. A. H HE, M, Wyota, Ia. Iowa Club, Forum. Here's a quiet, unpretentious chap who works hard and does n't talk about it. He's big-hearted and generous, always ready to help the fellow who's in trouble.