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

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WALTER ALBERT MANDA Vlfest Orange, N. I. XV hen we speak of Manda we think of Mandalay, That island in the ocean where the Hying fishes playg But Manda has not thought of going so far away, l-le'd rather stay in Brunswick and see the movies gay. HAROLIJ MONROE SMITH Hackensack, N. .l. This Smith and that have the one name, 'Tis well they are not just the same, They ditifer quite as night and day, But which is which we cannot say. RICHARD M. l'l.ATT Dover, N. Il. Our poor old Mother Nature Has done it very well, But she's too slow a creature To start the sprouting cellf So Platt, much wiser, speeds the gait, And pounds the pits till they germinate. 0 JOHN LOSLEBEN T I Brooklyn, N. Y. He went into the country and told the family A bee is not a bee, but hymenopteraeg They listened to his story and then looked very sad, They whispered to each other, Much learning makes him mad, 53

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JOSEPH OFLANAGAN Castlerea, Roscommon, Ireland He sat in a doze at the lecture's close, Of the fungus and how the ants grow it, llc awoke as he heard the lecturer's last word .Nncl asked, And how do they spray it? ROLAND THOMAS Shiloh, N. J. The diptera's life history To light young Thomas brings, No more 'tis wrapped in mystery, l-le said, That's got two wings. WINFRIJID NUSS COWGlLl', Paulshoro, N. Il. Most of us have serious faces, And frown at those on mischief bent, llut Cowgill sometimes leaps the traces, .Nnd some time homeward will he sent. 'l'llOM:XS FRIED YOUNG Keyport, N. -T. This man always gets a high mark, And we've found the reason why, l-le sits way up on the front bench, Right near the sources of supply. 52

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FREDERICK HERMAN CARLSON Cranbury, N. il. NI r. Qfarlson we know by his smile, And we all have been pleased with his style. For he never gets mad, and seldom looks sad And the work he gets done is a pile. ADOLPH RALPH SVVENSON Stirling, N. Here is a boy of the right ring A boy whose mind is such, He always thinks of everything, And always does too much. LliVl RALLINGER Moorestown, N. bl. My parents fond who pay the bills, To keep me here to learn the ills Of vine and plant and some poultry, Wfill surely get their recompense ln bumper crops and harvests dense VVhen T get my certificate. RAYMOND l'RlCKli'l l' Meclforrl, N. ,lf we look into the future For the farms that are the best, VVe shall see his acres broad, Anfl outclass by far the rest. 5-l