New Jersey Agricultural College - Four Leaf Clover Yearbook (New Brunswick, NJ)

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HAROLD STANTON MIQRXVIN East Orange, N. I. Merwin often wears a grin So wide we fear he will fall in. llut we were filled with pained surprise When Prof. referred to his devilish eyes EDWARD DODD MEAD Newark, N. -I. He came from the city, Tried to saw :L four by two. Maybe when the course is ended The stick will he cut through, WILLIAM 1'. MCCLAVIC Metuchen, N. McClave is a proud young father X'Vho comes from a town near by. ll'Gosh he'll be a farmer Or know the reason why. WARNER LESLIE VARVIN Elmer, N. J. Parvin has a moustache, Or at least he has some sprouts. lt is such a dismal failure That we somehow have our cloulmts. 32

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ARCHI BAl.D THOMPSON New Brunswick, N. Tliompson, we can't quite place. You'll have to take him on his face We rather think that he's a Scot, Perhaps he is, perhaps he's not. GliORGli M. HUTTENLOCI-I Montclair, N. -T. lle teaches every night, He studies every day, He floesn't have a minute left For devilment or play. THOMAS GEORGE CONVVAY South Orange, N. J. Conway is a blacksmith, Conway knows a horse, Conway is a winner In the Short Term Course. oizouoiz 1-ioUsToN ispiamiieih, N. J. Houston sings at noontime Like a robin in the spring, Like a meadow lark at sunrise, Oh! just like anything. 31

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.'XR'l'l-lUR R. tiRlil'lNlH'1Rtilill Morristown, N. Here's a boy with face suggestive Of Il disposition restive And we really have a doubt How his farming will pan out. VINCLCNZO GROSSO Butler, N. xl. XVith coal dust on his honest face And his iron in the flame, He certainly has won a place In the Short Course Hall of Fame CfI.Yl'HC F. GAR RTSON Elmer, N. Garrison is rather young Thus to have his praises sung. X'Ve can only say we hope That he's getting all the dope. GUSTAVIL HOIQRK, DIR. Maplewood, N. Nl. tioerk is inclined to criticise Our local opera quite severely, llut we opine he aims to show His own discrimination merely. 33 C35