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

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£g£S3 ISr I? M -THE H9 0 EMI tbrtrntprhntrian Ralph E. Pettit............................................President Vernon C. Haines .................................... Vice-President La Verne E. Nash .............................Secretary and Treasurer Walter A. Schroeder ........................................Reporter Donald R. Holl ...............................Athletic Representative Wallace E. Saunders ..........................................Editor CLASS COLORS Blue and Gray CLASS FLOWERS Violets CLASS MOTTO “Strive and Succeed” Clarence Abrahamson “Abie” Ludington, Michigan. Past: Blank. Present: Studying mathematics. Future: Determining the number of grains of sand in ‘Old Baldy.’ Ambition: Imitating a boiler ship. Harry H. Adellberg “Ata-Boy” Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Army Air Service. Sergeant eleven months A. E. F. Enlisted January 16. 1918. Discharged July 9, 1919. Past: Ace of Aces. Present: Waiting for the noon whistle to ring. Future: A little cottage with a hedge fence. Ambition: To be a loving husband and a father of ? ? ? ? Charles H. Durfee “Cutie” East Troy, Wisconsin. 146 F. A.. U. S. A. Private, 15 months A. E. F. Enlisted May 8, 1917. Discharged. Past: Following the plow. Present: Ax-bdt. Asr-azy the L. C. D. is—is—Daw-fre zxy-aoy is — h ? @ lb % $ || ’ M yA. Future: Finding the minimum range over the Wells Building. Ambition: To make room enough on a nickle for a buffalo to lie down. Page Two Hundred Thirty-nine