Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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QELYDE, FLQRA H. ' H. Ee. ' uFlory.', i - Osage, Ia. I. F., Y. W.,C. A. Cabinet, Clio, Bomb Board. The longer you know her, the better you like her. How many times wehave heard this said of Flora, the girl who is never fussed, never ruffled, and who knows so much about keeping friends, and so little about keeping ponies. ' GOLLINS, JAMES V. E. E. 'fRed. , Q Winthrop, la. Varsity Track, Cross Country, Class Track, Double A Fraternity, A. I. E. If we were to give this youngster a Flowery name, we think we'd call ,him C1'im.son Rambler, for he ,s Crimson to the superlative degree, and the way he can ramble when he gets cn the cinders is a sight to behold. He lost a dollar one time on the color of NO gas,-but we promised not to mention that. , WOM?-TON, D. WRQE i A. H. Wroe.,' l Ames, la. Adelante, Alpha Zeta, lforum. Wroe is ahand-me-down from the 'l1's, and one whom we are -heartily glad to Welcome to our ranks. Therels a world of fun in those quiet eyes, and he 'll blush like a co-ed when girls are mentioned. He 's a model student, a loyal Ag., and a fellow whom it is a pleasure to know. l GOQL, C. A. C. E. HClaude. Waverly, Ia. 5 I . Here is one Civil who never gets fussedg he is always cool and belonging to a Cool family is ,proba-' bly ,what makes him that way. He mined coal and explored the state of Washington just long enough to finish with the '12's. Q He's full grown and full of fun, and reminds you of just an overgrown kid.

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KLARK, HAL B. For. , Sioux City, Ia. Gamma Theta, Reserves, Class Football. Hal thought for a time that he would be an Engineer, but changed his mind and joined the For- esters, but not before he'd obtained a good working knowledge of telephone operations land opera- tors.l He 's rather a good fusser, and 'a good student, and manages to keep up well with his classes. QLARKSON, L. JGHN Min. E. Albia, la. Beta Theta Pi, Varsity Track, Cross Country, Kappa Phi, Gamma Zeta Psi, Class Pres. '10, Bus. Mgr. Soph. Play, A. I. lVl. E. John is one of the mainstays of the '12 class, there having seldom been a notable class movement in which he has not figured prominently. He started with the Electricals, but decided Mining was a bet- ter course anyhow, an opinion not heartily concurred in by the Phys. Department. As a fusser he is not very spectacular but is highly elhcient. We all like John, and are sure he will make good as an Engineer. LAYTON PEARL Science. Q i W Kelly, la. She is good as she is fair, As pure in thought as angels are, ' 7 To know her is to love her. l Pearl possesses a simple, wise and natural truthful- ness, and this has lent her a dignity as moveless as the center. She has shown that the happiest women, like the happiest nations, have a history. QILEMMER, HAROLD F. C. E. , MClem. Hampton, la. Alpha Tau Qmega, Married. l'When I said I would die a bachelor, I did not think I should live till I were married. Plays the -piano like four hundred dollars. How he passes up his work in the time left over from social duties is a mystery we cannot solve. Best known man on the campus and well liked.

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QEOQPERMMORTON O. A. H. - U Coop. ' Kni.erim,la. ' Delta Sigma Rho, Normal Debate, Final Kennedy Cup Debate, Philomathian, .Student Staff. - ' .Coop,.' and his knowledge suffer a marked nega- tive afhnity, but this maybe considered excusable in his case, for when a- fellow is so small that it is hard to see him he certainly has 'a right to be heard. Not all of his wind is wasted, either-he debates. QEORRAY, LAWRENCE E. C. E. . Spike, Deak. Monroe, Ia. , Class Track, Class Basketball. The rapidity of HSpikeJs'l early growth caused a umomentu about the back of his neck and made him stoop shouldered. He has been behinda little in the race, due largelytto 'a handicap placed on him by the Math. department, but no doubt he 'll be there strong on the finish. He 's a dandy. fellow and has many friends. . ' ' QRAFT, TRA C. C. E. HI. Cf, HI.ry.', HPrexy.U Zearingfla. Alamo. ' ' i A Hlryf' helps Clarence run the Alamo Club. He's as wise as a hoot owl from the top of his head up, but' nevertheless seemsto be crafty enough to avoid being encored by his profs. Thinks that Stantie's theory of least work is sometimes practical, but he is n't afraid to buckle down when said theory does nlt apply- , QLRESSLER, MERRITT W. C. E. Cress. 'LTess. Scranton,-Ia. Hawkeye, Varsity Track, Class Track, Cross Country. 'LCress is not one of the-,watch-my-smo'ke kind except when running a transit or the 440. He is a shark at passing up Summer Camp, and is also said to have classified at various times in Fussology. However, he knows that results at the finish are the only ones that count, so classify again Cress, the end is not yet.