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

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EUGENE H. ZEUNERT (Zignuts) Cedarburg, Wisconsin. Hope is but the dream of those that wake. RALPH W. WICKUS (Wick) Baraboo. Wisconsin. Why doth one man’s yawning make another yawn? Page Sixty-six

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SAM LEE (Kce) Kwong Moon, China. Man delights not me; no. nor woman neither. GEORGE D. RICK (Joe) Wausau, Wisconsin. If she under-values me, What care I how fair she be?

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Jmk 4920 emf —X--TL (lierm IX Rick is the mystery man of the class, lie always studies his lesson thor- oughly; so we'll, in fact, that Mr. Bovee sometimes thinks that it is he. and not George who has looked at the wrong lesson. In Laboratory George always watches the field current because it always stays constant. George is also what you might call a tourist. It is known that he has traveled to Bay View. Waukesha, North Milwaukee; and some say that he has even been as far as Palestine. The good part of it is that he always benefits by his travels by bringing something back with him. ’Sail right George, but we can’t get out of Milwaukee. We wonder how it seems to be a popular little Spanish student, with enough talent to get by on the 'Orpheum Circuit. Migueis has a voice like Caruso himself. With his little senioretta partner, a few of those Spanish dancing steps he has shown to us and a line or two of his noble and ever ready advice, he would surely be a riot on the stage. But Migueis don’t believe in riots, especially in the classroom, and is, consequently, making a very apt South American Engineer. From all appearances, Milwaukee will have a couple of very able and ambitious young representatives in the Orient in 1921. Rumors tell us that Ho Sam will represent a certain chemical firm of this city in that country, and that Lowcock will be right with him in the electrical trade. Now these particular dyes that Sam will handle, have proved themselves a success in the Burlesque Costume camouflage in Milwaukee, but!!!!—Are there anv Burlesque Shows in China. Sam? As for Hank’s line,—well we know how electrical goods will sell any place. Nevertheless, we, as your friends, wish you the best of success in your future trades, and as a word of encourage- ment. we will add. that in case of failure in China. Milwaukee has a few very good sites for Chop Suey Restaurants or Laundries, which, with you as proprietors, would receive our steady cash patronage. Rogers is our musician. His saxophone is his only pride and joy and when he talks to it. it talks right back with a vigorous flow of jazz. He can do anything with it but make it work calculus. When he performs that little stunt we arc all going to take music lessons. He and his gang furnish all of the jazz for the dances given by the different school organizations. We are beginning to believe that he would make a better musician than an en- gineer. Although Buchan is from Minnesota, he is by no means one of those persons for which Minnesota is so well noted. He came to Milwaukee in September, but it was on Hallowe’en that some one wrecked his he°.rt. He has been trying to get the said party ever since, making his attempts mostlv in the evenings. This should explain to Prof. Bovee why he is late almost every Monday morning. Page Sixty-seven