Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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LINN, RAY E. M, E, Ames, la. You seldom see Blinn without noticing his smile. Ambitious, he worked hard and left the farm to solve some of the problems of the present day busy Engineer. ODEN, FRANK OTTO C. E. HBO. Ames, Ia. Theoretically, HBO should make a good Athlete. He has lots of surplus energy and usually disposes of it in some form of that physical exercise known as rough-housingf, OF late, however, he seems to prefer that none of the faculty witness his demon- strations. Nevertheless, HBO can work when he has to and has no trouble in keeping pace with the rest. OSMAN, GIDEON I. Agron. HBOS. Dutch Transvaal, S. Africa. Adelante. Delta Theta Sigma, Cosmopolitan Club, Forum. uDutch says, Don't laugh at me, I have made no mistaken That is true, for he visited many Agr. Colleges, and decided that Ames was the best. He's a Boer, but nobody ever calls him a bore. A jolly but thoughtful 'fellow. ' RADY, E. E. Vet. HKing.'? Sanborn, Ia. Gamma Theta, Vet. Med. Society. My experience in Anatomy has always taught me perseverance. ' Used to do everything his partner Banks did but gave it up when the latter married. Believes in never troubling trouble. Flags Saturday morning classes because he didn't expect the Dean out anyway.

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ENTON, ELDRIDGE M. A. H: Benny, Peoria, Ill. Q Glee Club. 'IBenny quit Illinois U. by mutual consent, and came to cast his lot with the '12's. Got up a rep. as a Warbler in the role of Mikado in the Girls' Glee Club Concert, and has caused -much discord and misery ever since. As a fusser he does fairly Well, although not much of an advertiser. I-Ie's a jolly good fellow, whom we are heartily glad to have with us. ' ILLER, MINERVA H. Ec. Bill I-Iartington, Nebr. Omega Delta, Class Basket Ball, Junior. Class Play. ' True worth needs no interpreter. Everybody likes Billy and who could help it. just as natural for her to get good grades as it is for her to breathe. If she tells you she has never been stung, just say, Hjack O'Lantern.,' V IRD, BYRON C. E. Fort Dodge, Ia. Tau Beta Pi, Bachelor. I Each look at this cherub's smilingly innocent face suggests that ancient saying, HIn the Spring a young manfs fancy, etc. And does he fuss? 'iYes, I guess not. One of the standbys of the Military Department, and ofa West Side young lady. I-le has a corner on the Usmile that won't come offfl and his infectious laugh has made him many friends. QISSELL, ELSIE K. H. Ec. Ottumwa, Ia. Scrub Faculty, Bomb Board, Ladies- Glee Club, Crescent. A 'IShe knows difficulties only by name. Elsie has left city grade didactics to do four years work in three at Ames. Independent, democratic, conscientious to a letter, and thorough to the dot, her capabilities are legion. A discriminating student of leaves in both Woods and books. Revels in riding the plush.

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VV. Agron, Meridan, Ia. Crescent. 'KA mighty clean fellow -so the other fellows say. This droll and even tempered Hbell hop and hand lotion dispenser for the College Hospital started in with the. E squaresf' but shunted off on the Ag. line. Loves an argument. More familiar with the passive than the active voice of the verb Hto fuss. It's Brant's story that always gets the dog. ROOKS, ERNEST C. - E. E. Atlantic, Ia. Iowa Club, Class Track, A. 1. E. E. A All the scandal mongers in the institution were a little weak in material' on Brooks, so we'll have to let him down easy. We do know, however, that he's partial to the Phys. department, and rated as highly efhcient QD in A. C. and D. C. He's a good fellow but a little too quiet to be widely popular. ROUHARD,'O. J. A. H. HBlow hard.', Colo, Ia. Perfectly harmlessf, Not a hot air expert as his title might indicate, but he does like to ask foolish questions. He lives not far from Ames and came here because it U was close. For two years he fussed, and then gave it upg reason not definitely known. ' ROWN, ROY G. Vet. F1ink, Ames, la. Vet. Med. Society. The man who drives the dun horse. Always drives east and makes his drives on Saturday afternoon. No one ever saw him drive back. Says he always begins the return trip before time for country schools to open on Monday morning. A generous open hearted lad with a host of friends.