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H. GEORGE SYLVESTER ANDERSON, K A, TRTT, Kearney, Neb. “Brace up! Br not d is heartened t t still like you! the maiden said ; “Though jolt have bright blue eyes And hair of deepest rol. B, S, School of Mines, Dec., 1908. Assistant in Assaying, 19O6 ’07 I 08. President Tail Beta Pi, ' OT- ' OB. Vice-President Freshman Class 06- 06. ' Varsity Basebali Team W-’OS. Entered 1905. This gentleman is generally known as “Red, but is seldom called such to his face, especially by small men. Andy has many good traits, one of which is self-reliance, which, as Emerson says, is the basis of good manners. Andy needs no guar- dian, unless it is when he is in love. Proud to have been a member of the Class of 1908 Vz. WILLIAM ALBERT BAUERIS, K A, TBTT, Chicago, 111. 4 die hath a heart as sound as a bell, and his longue the clapper; for what his heart thinks , his longue speaks Assistant in Surveying 07 to 09, Manager Baseball Team W, r Varsity Baseball Team 07, Rollamo Board 08. Entered 1905. Feels it his duty to conceal his happiness by as- suming a grouch at times, but it is only when he is really happy that the grouch is assumed. Was Assistant in Surveying for some time, not because he needed the money, but because he thought that the Sophs needed the instruction. Has an anti- pathy to small things; bugs, beetles, and Freshmen. JOHN W. BEARD, TBTT, Syracuse, N. Y, C. E. Syracuse University. Entered M. S. M. 08. “Whiskers.” A great Civil Engineer with a never- satiated desire to fuss. Loves the kindergarten girls. Too long at College. Insists on talking bad Spanish. Is a very hard worker, and, next to a Rolla beef-steak he is the hardest thing to beat this side of the Red Sea. Is a good fellow in spite of his faults. 22
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FRED BOYER, 0NG, St. Louis, Mo. “( ' mild low ti$x, l j htndd hr haftpittS ' Central High School, St, Louis. Entered M. S. M. 1904, Track Team 1906-6, Manager 1909. Wants it to be distinctly understood that he had nothing to do with the various Great Ice Cream Robberies that have startled the neighborhood. Neither was he in any way connected with the ab- straction of Volume 36. Ordinarily known as Boagher, and is first lieutenant to Clay Gregory. Falls in love periodically, and these attacks are generally followed by periods of almost complete sanity. REGINALD H. B. BUTLER, TBTT, South Woodford, Essex, England. England? II i h alt Iky faults l tow thee sliltr Yorkshire College, Leeds, Colorado School of Mines. Entered M. S. M. 1905 Editor -iu-Chief 1909 Rollamo l4 My Lord” has introduced himself to us by his caustic wit and his skill as a cartoonist. He sure does know how to handle a pencil. Resolutely refused to become a member of the “Furrin Club as he is neither an American nor a foreigner. Is essentially English, and has a rooted aversion to American clothes, especially “peg- tops. Ambles around the globe, and crosses the Ocean on trifling causes. Takes care of Lynton when the latter is in love. ERNST LORENZE CHAMBERLAIN, TBTT, JRoUa, Mo. Full many a flower is horn to hlu.sk unsmt And i vast? tfj sweetness an I hr divert utr. A Phelps County cornfield sailor. Tall, digni- fied and serene, “Ttmberiiitft 1 glides gracefully (?n in and out of the classrooms. Like all worthy sons, Timber! ine is following in the footsteps of his father, and henceforth will be seen carrying a transit across his shoulder. His great desire is to invent an instrument by which he can make a survey of Mars, but is at present satisfied to appear cheerful and took with admiration on Prof. Harris.
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