University of Minnesota - Gopher Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Elsterv. T- f ii X X' I-IEN an organization has the opportunity to pro- X claim itself' in print, its main effort appears in excess- ' . ively flattering the individuals included. In our case X93 f this is not true. No blarc of trumpets, no free silver X , 'il ' i parades, no pyroteehnical display or showers ofroses, X f no Bradley-Martin afiairs marked our advent to the ' ' g. ,N , - student body. Modest, unassuming and unostenta- tions we came, and immediately took our places among juniors. The utter absence of' conceit makes us remarkable. Our poten- lialities are hidden now, and will not be displayed as an aggregate power, but will be seen from time to time in all their strength with each individual. Notable cases ofthe law of the conservation of' energy are our sunset embellished student and his 'suekcr. One noted example of' zealous study has so incorporated his learning that it is manifest in his personal appearance, and to such a degiee that if fu V 5,537-.J I9 upon seeing him people often ask, Wouldn't that V- e :lu f i n f in kill you? .- 1- f ' 'f s ' . . x 1 5 ,B - ' Versatility and clevcrness are particularly evx- V. Aly Ji,,,ia ,M dent in our laborator . Such Jrocesses as sub- Vt, ' . wealth 'i x' . . . y . . . . . ' in 7 W tractmg from matter without dnmnislnng the ffl!! ' -, amount, mixing without mixing: and filtering ' ' A' ' 1-'---'I-'iw N . ,mn-1 -, ....,-tn through paper having holes one eighth ofau inch in i diameter, are of common occurrence. Maeerating metals fhc generally uses a watch for the purposel is the special accomplishment of' one individual. lt is found expedient in times of' financial distress. Soeialmility is the feature ol' our banquets and is manilcstcd in the lie- j F J WL 0 . . ' fivfl convement articles wluch are delivered as expeditiously as possible. We hope that the knowledge gained in another year will fit ns to dispense fizz with lll'L'tlllliIl,Q, skill ., x 1 '. 1 5 . . . -Tr' j- VL quent exchange of chairs, soap, eomplnnents or any other 1... Y H f f if 'i.'l.ii,--.n n-H. A and dignitvg prepare us to meet with smiles the gracious postage stamp customer: and so cultivate our aingry passions that we may greet in a satisfactory manner the Iieml who disturbs our slumbcrs. We leave much unsaidg it is better so. members. lohn ll lieise, ......... Mapleton ' A tropical region near his heart. XX illiam G. Ilrcde, ........ Minneapolis Predestined to ease man's ills. lired j. Buss ,...... - ..... . Windom liespeaks the youth and fatness ol' his abode. William L. Buttz, .......... Lisbon, N. D. Demurcl A bashful little cuss. Dwight il. Carpenter, ....... Westfield, Wis. My lively Ariel. William T. Coughlin, ........ . Carthage, S. D. How bright! How beaming! How like sunrise seeming! . Hallock Gustave J. Demars, . . . .. . I . . . . I. Ne'er was seen a prince with such a noble mica. 35