Lebanon University - Link Yearbook (Lebanon, OR)

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OTTO KRESSwllOTTo VON KRESS llThen he will talklye gods, how he will talkll' His highest ambition is to be a ugym director or a doctor, although he says there is one case he can never cureva love case. RUSSELL 0LT nThe very pink of courtesy. He is a sincere, sturdy fellow does very good work, but never fails to enjoy the happy side of life. A. J. PETERS His only request, please give him a restf' Itls work and work and work and work. IIPage Thirty-sevenl

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EDWARD BROOKS-hEDDIEJh He thought as a sage, but felt as a mam-conscientious and thorough. Al- ways in the office paying his billS-WQ wonder why. Therehs a reason-regis- trars. NEWTON BLATT-hNEWT He is a hard worker and somewhat of a lady,s man. Slow and gentle, he will stand without hitching-at the Univer- sity entrance. WILLIAM CARSON--hWILLIE The famous minister of the class. He likes to expound the gospel far and near -among the highways and hedges he likes to mingle. hPage Thirfy-sixl

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MARY PUGH WK highly talented person We here present to you, A friend indeed is what we need And she is that, hcis true? EDWARD BRAUNAGEL SEVERIN Gives every man his voice but few his ear; nevertheless he is emcient and obliging. GORDON STARILJTWINKLE Small, but quick as a flash of greased lightning; wears a perpetual smile and is very successful with the ladies. Page Thirh -eiglzt1