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

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 M z M ■THE ®p2© EJflS ' i—- —‘i - W. H. Burtis. From—Boulder, Colo. Headed for—The farm. Fav. Sport—Climbing post. Hangout—On the street. Future—Looking for something. Fav. Saying—“Say you.” Nickname—“Four eyes.” Leroy Sparks. From—Burlington, Wis. H eaded for—Presidency. Fav. Sport—Thinking. Hangout—Studying. Future— Engineering. Fav. Saying—“Oh !” N icknamc—“Sparky.” Oliver A. Perry. From—Los Angeles, Cal. Headed for—Movie land. Fav. Sport—Acting. Hangout—Miller theater. Future—Speaker. Fav. Saying—“Oh you. Chicken.” Nickname—“Olie.” Antonio Nazario. From—Porto Rico. Headed for—Fame. Fav. Sport—Learning. Hangout—Ask him. Future—Priest. Fav. Saying—“Amen !” Nickname—“Tony.” Charles D. Gunderson. From—La Verne, Minn. Headed for—Land of Sunshine and Flowers. Fav. Sport—Studying. Hangout—Frat House. Future—Quietness. Fav. Saying—“I sec.” Nickname—“Easy.” Bill Adams. From—Croton Falls, N. Y. Headed for—A place of quietness. Future—Easy jobs. Hangout—On the streets. Fav. Sayings—“Can’t write.” Nickname—“Billy.” William P. Hollowell. From—Hobbsville, N. C. Headed for—A county town. Fav. Sport—Coasting. Hangout—Down town. Future—Quiet life. Fav. Saying—“You win.” Nickname—“Holly.” Elgin H. Ullrich. From—Hart, Mich. Headed for—The South. Fav. Sport—Sleeping. Hangout—In bed. Future—Dreaming. Fav. Saying—“It wasn’t me.” N ickname—“Sleepy.” siii i GREATEST “Too busy to come.” said the famous man. When a neighbor called for aid, “For you I grieve, but I cannot leave,” Said the man with a fortune made. Proud pomp replied in a similar way, “I haven’t the time to be kind today.” Page Two Hundred Twenty-fou

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The sick man sighed for a friendly hand And the smile of a friendly face, But the great passed by and he wondered why. And the swift still kept the pace. They were all too bent on their own affairs To give much thought to another’s cares. But one unknown to pomp or fame Who plodded along the way, Heard the sick man cry as he wandered by. And he turned from his busy day To sit with him for a little while With a cheerful word and a friendly smile. For kindness isn’t of time or chance. Nor something that dwells apart; It does its tasks when a brother asks And throbs in a friendly heart, And I think some day we shall come to find That the greatest man is the one who’s kind. FOUND IN THE WASTE BASKET Freckles.......................................................Malvin Heller Fussers..........................................Ward O. Swartzlander Heartless.............................................Russell C. Dohc Riddles............................................William Breitkrcuz Heart Breakers.............................L. T. Gormlcy and Manfred Bashful—but up to date................................Edmond F. Webb Engineers..................................C. D. Gunderson, J. P. Tuttle Steady...........................................................Bill Adams Tailor Made ..................•....................William Hollowed Serious-minded ..................................................None Already Taken.........................................G. W. Kothman Old Standbys..............................E. H. Ulrich and W. H. Burtis Yearlings....................C. Tufte, M. R. Mason and R. B. Hammond Slush Singer.............................................Dave S. Ross Harmless.................................................G. V. Taylor Would be; but can’t be...................................Floyd Spindle Roughneck................................................Leroy Sparks Cradle Robbers ..................................................None Philosopher......................................................Rice Unclassified ......................................All those not above Wanderer ..........................................Antonio J. Nazario A. Rip Snorter........................................Oliver A. Perry Page Two Hundred Twenty-six