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

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L. O. Andrews, ..Plymouth, Wis. John Krueger, ................lola, Wis. Theo. Penkurtz, Port Washington, Wisconsin. R. L. Scafe, ....Milwaukee, Wis. Alois P. Watry, Port Washington, Wisconsin. Archie Wells.............Cameron, Wis. Roy Wilton................Racine, Wis. Max Burmeistcr, Dalesboro, Sask. Canada. Donald Erickson. .. . Racine, Wis. Milton Holister, Milwaukee, Wis. Glenn A. Janies,....Morrison. 111. Harry Johnson, .Milwaukee. Wis. IN CLASS What would Krueger do if there were no windows to look out of? Do we believe that Burmcister is a woman hater? No! Watry: “I wonder if H, S04 would have a kick.” It has been reported that Schaefer kept awake one entire lecture period. If Behr eats six apples at recess, how many would he eat during the whole course? Hollister smokes if someone else furnishes the cigarettes. Baerwald was positive that the cow became hypnotized. Peinvitz is progressing rapidly in the “Abie Seas” of electricity. Which would Scafe rather do, go to work or to school? Neither. Wilton was late to class waiting for the elevator, “which ain’t.” If necessary, swallow your gum, Mr. Johnson, but refrain from sticking it on the scat. Will some one kindly explain to Andrews the use of “collect her rings?” Janies evidently thinks brushes are used to sweep up currents. Hollister had a little car, It’s wheels were white as snow. And every where that Hollister went His girl was sure to go. In the good old days When dad was young. He used a one-horse shay. But now it means a Stutz for me Or lose my darling Mate. 0 s Payc Three Hundred Seven.

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Autmnotiu? 2-A Roy Brandt, ......Downing, Wis. Erwin Dcising, ..Milwaukee, Wis., Edwin Doro........Poysippi, Wis. Henry Goetsch.......Merrill, Wis. Roy Hannawell........Elroy, Wis. Wm. Horst.........Superior, Wis. Edw. Jaroch.....Milwaukee, Wis. John Kari........Milwaukee, Wis. Stanislaw Latus, ..Milwaukee, Wis. Ralph Maloney, Little Falls, Minn. Aloysius Pacala, St. Francis, Wis. Geo. Parson, ... Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin. John Rafferty, ....Milwaukee, Wis. Harry Razall.......Milwaukee, Wis. Oliver Rieboldt, Milwaukee, Wis. Fred Robinson, ...Greenville, S. C. Henry Rosenthal, Milwaukee, Wis. Walter Sanborn, ...Ashland, Wis. Alois Sperka, ...Milwaukee, Wis. W. C. Swartzlandcr, Middleburgh, Pa. Leo Ticfenbacher, ....St. Francis, f Wisconsin. Herman Thiele, .......Eagle, Wis. Carl Weber, ......Evansville, Ind. HUMOROUS INCIDENT FROM THE SERVICE One of the most humorous incidents that occurred to me, happened in a French hospital. I was sent to the hospital to have my tonsils taken out. At the hospital they altered the housing arrangements in my nose and throat considerably but after a couple of days I was feeling normal again. One evening a very good looking nurse came in to take my temperature. She asked me whether 1 could sleep. I told her I was very peculiar, in that I never could sleep unless 1 was “tucked” in and kissed goodnight. She ad- justed all the bed-clothes and then called in Watkins. Now I knew that Watkins was the orderly and not at all the sort of a person that I would choose to kiss. I argued with the beautiful lady to the effect that I never was able to do my best kissing before an audience and that Watkins was en- tirely unnecessary. Her only reply as she left the room was, “The orderly does all the rough work around here.” C. B. 4 Page Three Hundred Nine