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

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Poultry Course History N November 16, 1914, some forty-odd would-be 'poultry fanciers assem- bled at the Short Course building to enter upon what have proved to be twelve of the most pleasant and instructive weeks of our lives. During the first few days we spent a good deal of time in getting our bearings, but we soon learned the most direct route to the Bijou, how to get the largest meal for the least expenditure at the lunch room, and to realize that Venus Randall was actually a student and not a German spy, and that Pop Daley was not the college president. The second week we were each assigned a pen of birds to take care of, and for the first few days many a poor hen had mangel wurzel beets for breakfast and shavings for supper and longed in vain for her dearly beloved Billy NVcne. However, we were not long in discovering that His Royal Highness, Le Roy Shelton, Count of George Street, Duke of Redmond Street,,King of the Klein Qin fancyj, and all-around business man, had had some previous experience with chickens, and he gladly imparted his knowledge to us. On November 30, we, the class of l9l5, under the able leadership of Pro- fessor Thompson, further distinguished ourselves by joining the Rutgers Col-- lege Poultry Association and elected the following officers to guide us over the rough and stormy way: President, tl. Daley: Vice President, H. R. Vogel 3 Secretary, Mrs. E. H. Dowdg Treasurer, C. I. Egertong Librarian, II. G. Duffyg Executive Committee, H. Chrystal, B. Randall, L. D. Fitzsimrnons. We have held meetings once a week and have had an attendance record of over ninety per cent. We have had severalqinteresting talks from our mem-- bers and addresses from outsiders, among these being Prof. H. R. Lewis, dear to the hearts of poultry students, on Poultry Shows, judging and ,judgesug Professor Aubry, the school children's idol, on The Poultry Industryof Eur- ope g judge Card of Connecticut, the originator of the Xlfhite Laced Red Cor- nish breed, on Business Tactics on the Poultry Farm. He also told, us how to fool the judges, but keep it dark! Professor Thompson, the Disease Doctor, on his extension work in Arkansas, pronounced Arkansaw, if you please, On another memorable occasion we held a debate and were inspired toiheights of oratory by the presence of the Home Economic Course en masse. A 59