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

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.IGI-IN lAlAl,l. lJAl.RYNll'Ll'l New Brunswick, N. lile knowingly chose a peach tree, XiVhich he pruned as it ought to he, The students thought he looked quite glum XVhen teacher said he pruned a plum. Cfl-UXRLES li. SCHANZIC Newark, N. I. W'e all know Schanze is a good looking' fellow, .Xml he likes those apples that taste very mellow. llut when the Prof. comes round, it sure is a joke, He swallows so fast he can hardly help choke. STACY li. SARSON Stewartsville, N. J. VVe walked into the orchard our knowledge to enlarge, To see what nature tells us which the hooks do not impart, Our minds were bent on knowing, XVhen a startled cry arose: Has any one seen Sarson? And. the echoes an- swered nay. liut we found him in the cellar where the cider bottles lay. XVTLSON STOUT llOXVlil'.L New Brunswick, N. He seeks a home near the lone sea's dirge, To see the wavelets play, lfle cracks a joke that oft's been heard, And the wavelets run away. 4 7

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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

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HA RVEY Ii. RIDGVVAY l'hiladehmhia, l'a. ns' l'hc dew is on and T must spread The poison on each flower, l get up from my nice warm hed Before the hrc-akfast hour. lVlAUR'lCli CONROW' Riverton, N. XVhy should he be called bud XVhcn he is so well headed out? ROl3liR'l' ROY COMSTOCK l aterson, N. If l ever am in anger And would say a word that's ill l no longer use the swear words, Hut just any chlorophyll, JOHN WALl..NC.lL FOSTER Newark, N. I. There are many among us who are tall and fair Hut who can stand wlth Foster with hms pompa- dourish hair? 48