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

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-THE A SERIOUS QUESTION My Dear Nellie: The time 1 hope has! now arrived at which I may venture upon a topic I have not thought it proper heretofore to introduce upon your notice. I have now reached the point I hope, in which 1 will not be rashly assuming the responsibility of asking you, and I hope it will not be unjust to you to be addressing upon the subject. It has been my hope and ambition for a long time to ask you this ques- tion. May I now ask you to consider this matter? I have always admired you, with a real and settled admiration which one of my age is best capable of feeling. It has grown steadily in depth and strength until I have realized to myself the truth, that the warm spirit that inspired me, I cannot overcome. If you will kindly answer this question, you will render me the happiest of men. I have several times lately been on the point of asking you this, but as constantly have I needed courage to do so. In the hope of being eased from this painful state of anxiety, 1 trust that you will answer me either by letter or by your own lips at the earliest opportunity. “Will Jeff ever be as tall as Mutt? Yours anxiously, Phillips tells this: When two Americans met on the street of any Rhinelander town, con- versation like the following ensued: “Bon jour, Red. Where were you gestern abend?” “Last evening? Why I was schlafen.” “Schlafen, nothing!” “I hope to step in your mess kit if 1 wasn’t schlafen. Where was you?” “Schokolade party, and s-o-m-e time, take it from me. Three frauleins —swell janes—beaucoup cognac, and piano spiclen. Krank heads dies’ morgen. Page Two Iludrcd Seventy-five

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 fElwtrtrian 3-A CLASS ROLL Ardovitch, Adam J. (Musty Red) ..........2315 W. 24th. St., Chicago, 111. “Its good for what ails you.” Besola, Reynold (Bevo) ..................426 High St., Ishpeming, Mich. “Don’t do that!” Cramer, J. H. (C.racm) .............................Wakefield, Nebraska “That’s me, Al.” Cords, Frcedrick W. (Count) ..............772 2nd. St., Milwaukee, Wis. “Oh! HEL—EN.” Edmonds, A. (Ed.) ...............................Gary, Ind., Tolleston Sta. “Be not like those who arc ruled by their likings and desires.” Esche, Clarence. (Clair) .................972 11th. St., Milwaukee, Wis. “To be fond of earning is to be near knowledge.” Fillman, William Chas. (Bill).............441 38th St., Milwaukee. Wis. “Get out of my way.” Geltz ....................................................... Milwaukee Hoehne, Vinton ..........................1358 30th. St., Milwaukee, Wis. Kausch Clarence. (Casey)...............2326 Keefe Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. “The superior man is slow in his words and earnest in his conduct.” Kurtz, John (Edison) .....................674 12th St., Milwaukee, Wis. “You don’t know it all.” Koenek. B..............................................Milwaukee, Wis. Laatch. Carl ..........................................Milwaukee, Wis. “Just leave it to me.’.' Limbcrg, William (Cheese)....... .........844 31st. St., Milwaukee, Wis. “Haircut or shave?” Mortl. Fritz F. (Fritz) ..............320 N. Hamilton St., Lincoln, Neb. “My motto: Service.” Macintosh, Donald R. (Mac)..............Plainfield, Nova Scotia, Canada “Is that so?” Maloney. Cyrillus E. (Cy).................................Pound, Wis. “Tough luck, old boy.” Meissner......................................................Milwaukee Murphy. T. W. (Bar Fly)................................Calhoun, Wis. “Oh, January.” Oswald. Frank I. (Hiram)............................Newport, Kentucky “Atta Boy.” Pautz. Albert (Abby)..................815 Muskego Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. “Al, that’s all.” Phillips, George H. (Gun Hound)..........4815 Washington Blvd., Chicago “Say, Buddy.” Plunkett. Henry P. (Chick)............791 Marshall St., Milwaukee, Wis. “Who told vou?” 1 Page Tv-o Hundred Seventy-seven