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

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PAUL RUFUS WOLFF Meyerstown, N. lf everv wolf were like him more, XVe would not keep him from the door X-VllgLlAM A. C,7ONNA.NT Newton, N. he's mall, he's sad, he's glad, he's bad. Sometimes Sometimes Sometimes Sometimes AMBROSE ROBERT GORDON South Amboy, N. il. I-Ie stood up long before the class And spoke at length on succulent grass l-'ATRICK F. .DUNCAN Duncanno, Pa. A deep and sounding voice has he, That makes the shivers through us ri Some think it is the roaring sea, Some think it is Z1 German gun. 45 I

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of a chemist's laboratory. Beside this table stood, or rather stooped, an old man, his long gray hair descended beyond his shoulders and swept forward to mingle with his great, venerable, hoary beard, which brushed the table o'er which he stood. At the invol- untary exclamation of surprise which escaped me, the old man looked up, and revealed the pale, haggard face of Brookstcin. When our mutual surprise was over, I questioned him and learned that he had for years vainly sought that 76th element, on which the revolution of all science depended. In a thin, querulous voice he said, My former school- nfates have plenty of this world's goods. Jacobie, with his chain of moving picture houses, the VVehb and Raws Quick Lunch Restaurants, Van Zandt has turned his great executive ability into the amassing of wealth, Flemer's four-branch peach tree has brought him riches, Reynolds non' edits the great Daily News, with a circulation of ten million, O'Flanagan, with the traditional tendencies of his race toward politics, has he- eome fat on graft, Felmer, with his patent recipes for fancy mustache production, has joined the millionaires. Howell, his cynicism, Gordon, his professional proclivitiesg Ilisbrow and Duncan, with their herculean lungs, Cook, with his knowledge of Cicero, Loslehen, the bard, Tliunderbolt Smith, the pugilist, and others I could mention. Each has used his greatest ability and reached the pinnacle of his ambition, while I, in my little attic, have been sacrificing myself in the interest of science. A loud shout and a vigorous shake aroused mc. I sat holt upright and rubbed my nubelicving eyes. Vv'ith a glance at the clock, the full realization dawned upon me that I had been wasting precious time in idle dreams, and I had but a few minutes left in which to catch the lecture on Protein, carbohydrates and fat. H, LANSER. .0 ffm , GEF Bust - 11. S - 4, Y ' -'Y ti , ' '01, u MOV, iff' ' i I at ' ' 2.3: Lxvxezoovvxaua-N 1. fa. F 44

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.l1lDlVILiNl'3 IGNACY l5'lQOMlNSKl Summit, N. His native land's across the sea, lf he were there a soldier would he beg But cruel it is with balls to he hit, Far safer to grow the choice cucurbit. .li R l C D I S B RO NV Newark, N. One day Disbrow assumed a careless air, llut soon was called to life by the disciplinaire. XV e know that when he has deep heavy thought He is more careless than he really ought. ADDISON RAWS Keswick, N. il. l-le lives way down in the south land, The land of the light gray sand, lfVhen zephyrs play, the farmers say, XfVe hope they'll do no harm. l'Vhen Addison plays, and his Cornet brays, And the sands swirl with the sounds, Then farmers pray for a rainy day, To keep their poor lielfls down. WILLIAM l7l,.lLMliR Springfield, N. ln class young Flemer holds up his hand The teacher's attention to command, The way he did in bright school days, But still they are so far away. 46