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

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' «K. 4 96. % u A H u r THE 1920 JE SB Please Lord, guard me in my slumber Keep my hammock on my number May no clews or laces break And smash my nut before I wake. Keep me safely in thy sight, Grant no fire drills here tonight, And in the morning let me wake Mid haunting smells of .sirloin steak. Lord, protect me in my dreams, Make things better than they seem. Grant four years may quickly fly, And all hardships pass me by. On that billow feather bed, Where I long to rest my head. Far from all these hellish scenes And the smell of half-baked beans. Take me back to solid land, Where they scrub no decks with sand. Where no demon typoon blows, And women wash all clothes. Lord, thou knowest all my woes, Kindly cure my sun-burnt nose. Take me home to fields of clover, And I promise, Lord I’ll not ship over. By Clyde Randolph. Term IIA PROPOSITION I. THEOREM Given—A rotten potato. To prove—That a rotten potato is a bee hive. Proof—A rotten potato is a speckled “tater.” A spectator is a beholder: A bee-holder is a bee-hive: . . A rotten potato is a bee-hive. PROPOSITION II. COROLLARY Given—A hill. To prove—That a hill is a lazy dog. Proof—AT hill is an incline. An incline is a slope up. A slow pup is a lazy dog. . . A hill is a lazy dog. Page One Hundred Sixty-four

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