Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

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)%JR : J T3 rz o e, 13 IR Agriculture Agricultural Exti nsion Athletics Advertisers Baseball Basketball Class of 191-1 Class of 1915. Class of 1916 Class of 1917 Co-Erl Department. Coaches Cross Country Class Athletics Clubs Calendar Dedication Debris Staff (1914).... ' Debris Ex-Members 191 I Class Ex-Libris Engineering Experiment Station Staff . ' 1 Foreword 5 Four P Man ....... S3 Football 293 Fraternities 245 Gala Weeli 61 Hail Purdue 12 History of Past Year IT Harlequin Club Play 71 [n Memoriam 50 Individual Seniors 85 John Purdue 9 Junior Prom 63 Junior Pharmics 17 Journalism 309 Literary ami Debate :;I7 Labor Ended 384 Military Department ■ :: Military Ball 59 Musical Department 7 Officers of Administration S Pharmacy 4S Purdue Alumni 54 Purdue Circus 65 Purdue I ' nioii 71 Science ...... II student Council 67 Senior Parade 6S Senior Captains SO Senior P Mi n SI Senior Numeral Men S4 Senior Benedicts 167 Summer School 30S Table of ( ' .intents 1 Trustees and Officers « ' , Tank Scrap 57 Two P Men Tra.k 219 Technical Societies. -■■ University Calendar I:! Winter Course ITS Wrestlers 230 Varsity Letter Men 30S H ll, llt 3 1 f» u fCd xj e unive r -s it y

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u- R, O J e: Z2 13 1 , SH? f EDICATED by tke Class of 1914 to our Friend HOMAS FRANCIS MORAN IW = Z FZ • tt ZzZ % l M tjrist iversity] J» U R D O E

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VJ re rz j e: n 13 P3 m FOREWORD ■-- T IS with a feeling of satisfaction that the staff of the IQ14 DEBRIS com- pletes its labors and submits the finished product to you, men and women of Purdue. May it be deemed worthy of its predecessors. Through four years of grinding we have plodded the weary way to Knowledge, yet our journey has not been without pleasures and excitement. At one time or another we have contended with the yellow envelope, ' with Cupid (several times), with inspection trips and at times, with the mumps. Still other influences too boomerangic to mention have had their share in relieving the monotony incident to the gathering of material. We have endeavored to deal with matters in a just and unprejudiced manner and with malice and injustice towards none. Unburdened with phantom ideals, it has been our sole purpose from the start to preserve in permanent form those events and features of Purdue life around which the Purdue Spirit crystallizes. May this book serve the purpose for which it is intended — a retrospect of our four years at Purdue. in - ; ,■■ .1! m PUR.DUE UN I VE. R.SITY