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

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BERTRAND W. SQUIER Maplewood, N. J. Squier is a lad with il sensitive face, Hardly the type of the husky farlnerg I-le sticks to his work with an earnest air, And is never beguiled hy the feminine charmei ' 'viii-A GEORGE VVALTER STRAEHLE Matawan, N. Georgie was a youngster, Georgie was a wit. ln tl1e farming Short Course Georgie made a hit. PAUL -IOHN SASSI Orange, N. J. Although his name is Sassi His manner's not a bit. There ought to he Z1 joke in this Hut we Can't make one lit. JOSEPH S. ROYAL Woodbridge, N. j. Royal is our patriarch. Still it's the truth, That he tackles the job XVith the vigor of youth. 39

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RALPH ll. PRUGH Hound Brook, N. I. llis name is Prugh, His face you see. 'l'hat's all I know ,Xhout Ralph B. UIACOB GDELL BLACKVVELL NVooclsville, N. I. lllaekwell started the bright New Year With resolutions fine to hear. Ilut we doubt if they last. Are we not right? l-le thought he was going to die that night. FRANK ICDVVARD SMITH Ridgefield, N. II. Smith is rather grouchy And always wears a frown, Like a man with secret sorrow I-le never hopes, to drown. VINCENT PAUT.. CONNOLLY Lyndhurst, N. I. Nerve is a wonderful asset ln many business fields, Hut you can't depend on a Con game To boost Dame Nature's yields. 35

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,IOSEIIH XVGOD Pittsburgh, l,'a. The pleasures of youth hc never has seen, XVoorl was born at thc age of eighteen. You can see his grouch remained unshaken liven while having his picture taken. l I-l,ILll SIDNEY BROXVN Ifllizabcth, N. This is l7hilip Sidney Brown, Surely a man of great renown. If he only lives up to his name ' He will not flic unknown to fame. WILLIAM LYMME RICHARDSON Chester, N. J. Ricliarclsorfs distant. Haughty and cold, Visits us rarely, Seems to feel sold. ' .ff X A 131 5 X 'Sv fx x QEE 'YD QE BEEF. 40