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

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NATHAN BLOCK C hips Spotswood, N. j'. Unthinking, idle, wild and young, I laughed and talked and danced and sung. ' PAUL A. TVERSKY .f1esophagus New York, N. Y. The worlrl knows nothing of its greatest men. HERBERT R. VOGE1. Parson West Orange, N. j. 'Men form habits, and habits form character RICHARD WAGNER rrHanSJl Linden, N. I. l erseverance wins success. l 70

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ROSCOE SIBLEY REYNOLDS Mutt New Brunswick, N. I. 'Of study took he most care and heed. JOSEPH DEACON HADDON Little Joe Collingswood, N. J. Favor he found in many women's eyes GEORGE DUNN Romeo Newark, N. fl. Merit will make its way anywhere' SOL. B. BLOCK IISOZJJ New York, N. Y. I am a gentleman. I'll swear I am. 69 I 1

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EITEL M. SCHMIDT Herman the Great Shamokin, Pa. In very truth a most versatile character and a master of all the black arts. LLOYD DONALD FITZSIMMONS - .S'zmset River Edge, N. I. Cl Here is the boy who always seems To be indulging in day dreams, Of mountains, rivers and sunsets I-Ie'll dream as long as an old hen sets. CHARLES NORMAN MEYERS Grape juice Arlington, N. J. His wit and cleverness consisted not so much in what he said as what he got. CARL JOSEPH EGERTON IlTedD Oak Ridge, N. J. H There once was a chap named Ted, Who never would go to bed, I-le'd sit up all night, By the candle light, And study his lessons instead. 71