Milwaukee School of Engineering - EMF Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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3S ■THE 1920 EMF; A Jg u »=s y iHttginpprtng V-B CLASS OFFICERS £ M orrest Sanders....................................................President Merlin W. Simon.................................Secretary and Treasurer Merlin W. Simon................................Class-Editor E. M. F. ’20 M F. Liston ......................................Class-Reporter “Sparks” R. Schrodt...........................Class-Representative Athletic Assn. 0 Page One Hundred Twenty-one

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DETERMINATION OF A CONSTANT FOR PASSING EXAMS. F-icrcc lessons. L-atc hours U-nexpected company N-ot prepared K-icked out. j? M The following was noted in the society column of a leading down-town paper shortly before Christmas: “Forrest N. Sanders of the School of Engineering left today for his home in Iowa.” When Sandy returned we asked him about the old town. He replied: “It’s the same old burg, you can't change it. One day I was walking down Main street. High overhead an aeroplane droned, causing a minority of persons on the important thoroughfare to risk their cosmopoli- tan assumption of boredom in frank staring. ‘Old stuff they muttered to their more reserved companions, annoyed by the instinct which betrayed them. The aeroplane droned on unobserved. Thirty seconds later, on the same thoroughfare, a woman attempted to adjust her stocking. The woman was young. It was a silk stocking. Immediately all traffic stopped.” Schrodt’s formula for success: “Fill your mouth full of bird seed, and draw in your breath, and it’s dollars to doughnuts you’ll suck seed. (Patent- ed.) When the clock strikes 11:15 ’tis said. Class five boys are all in bed. Tired from working on dear old Math, So as to not evoke Dr. Yeaton’s wrath; And then the next day when they’re all wrong The teacher starts in with the same old song, “Poor, dear fellows, you work too late,” But don’t quit boys; Math., especially Calculus, is great. THE S. O. E. LINE There’s a long, long line a growin’, From North, South, East, and West, There’s a place awaiting in it that you’ll fill best We are sure you’d like to join us, If you knew what we can do; And we’d like! Oh how we’d like, to make A good S. O. E. man out of you. Page One Hundred Twenty

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