Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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ROWN, CARRIE LEQNA H. Ec. Ames, la. Bomb Board. Clio. A sunny temper ,gilds the edges of Life's black- est cloudf' Carrie works hard and receives good results from her labor. We can't find out a single bad thing about her and we have tried pretty hard, too. ls quite partial to small, Wfelise people. UCKMANg A. W. lnd. Chem. Buck Calamus, la. Class Baseball. Known as a pet charmer, especially dogs in chem. class. Buck has never been known to feed of the dainties that are bred in a book, for that does n't affect the price of eggs in Kansas City. YSOM, LESLIE L. E. Primghar, la. Pythian, A. I. E. E. Some folks ascribe the stoop of this young man's shoulders to the cares of his years, but we are inclined to think that it is due to the excessive weight of his nose. He's a quiet chap whose 'tend-to-your- own-business pol-icy has kept him from becoming Widely acquainted. QALDWELL, FLORENCE H. Ec. HFlossy. Ames, la. q Delphian. N HLarge streams from little fountains sometimes flow. ' UFlossy is filled with that perfect interestedness and self-devotion which is often found in women. Inflamed with the study of learning and admiration of virtue. 'Believes in getting stand-in with H. E. department by wearing fancy neck bows.

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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.

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QEAMPBELL, A. L. - E. Park Rapids, Minn. Philomathian. Campbell enjoys beautiful scenery, and is an enthusiastic user of the camerag even under difficul- ties. He is said to be ticklish, and to have a well developed sense of humor, in spite of the calm and steady look which he usually bears. QEATHCART, C. S. Ag. Eng. UChat. Lohrville, la. Colonial, Philomathian, Bomb Board, Student Staff, Agriculturist Staff, A. S. A. EL UUnrivalled as thy merit, be thy fame. 'Chat thinks Ag. Engineering is the only thing and the department could n't run well without him. He is a hard worker but always ready for a good time. Sometimes called a rough-houser. Goes home fre- quently Hto see the folksf, QHAMBERS. ARNETTE B. E. E. Abbie.', Lake City, Ia. Colonnades, Class Football, Class Track. Abbie'l came to us from Iowa in his Sophomore year, and became a loyal '12 as soon as he landed. Through unavoidable circumstances he's not in school this term, but we all want to see him back next year. QIHAPPEL, A. R. A. H. HAllie. HChappie.H Des Nloines, la. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Quo Vadis. ' L'What care I when Ican lie and rest, kill time and take life at its easiestf, He is never happy when he has to study, and he is always happy. Chappie never works and never Worries, never Hunks and never hurries.