University of Missouri College of Engineering - Shamrock Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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', THE SHAMROCKI , P24 02 ,Xa FOR H ENNINGER'S GENERAL HARDWARE FOR cAI.I. on PHONE 1344 GIFTS IN , FINE JEWELRY Renle AND Hardware DIAMONDS COII1 PZIIIY 813 BROADWAY I4 NORTH EIGHTH STREET COLUMBIA, MO. I iff DX4 P24 sf fast as Certainly As St. Patrick Was AN ENGINEER so is Satterlee's the place to buy drawing instruments, and supplies, stationery, books, golf clubs and ac- cessories. GET THE HABIT OF DROPPING IN OFTEN Y S3ftCI'lCC,S Conley and Maryland Look for -what you 1-want here first Page eighty-three

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THE sH.AMBQ'CKiY AG Club Stunts Page V -, .. . Q 04 1 5 if ' rv ' 1 ,hi v ,viz '3 ?2'4 fi + i L f ,, . f , if G'14 i .2 1' 1 . jf? ' ' V, , 'W-Mfffi'ffz'wMi'ifviWwsfv'N'f', 'Nw' ' -' Wnim 1225, H-11 ? W fe1 ?' ? ' - 'jf ., 1 A 3 T FW W ' v:g4f3SfQ55,6ff' F1135 -' te '13 W A' -' ni ' ' ' ' ,I ,'7 ',5'1if. WW , PM 'Wf'i'! e9 .:?4r'ffjKW 'gffilg ' ,a I f' ' .iw iff f wg H W 'wifi 'A .. af H-0 f .1 gr . ami, vim, .1 ,. if. '15, sf f ff. . - ' .f iw!! N.-M1 5 Q - I If' 'f' 1 - 1 ' , f ,fy Md M 'M' 1 K2SPf ':v ,Q fffff ?35iffZi55i4I2'5 - H ' igsfflfrmi spkamz, ,' 6 , 5:4'gfa,, ,-fe ' 1 r 1 - With a band playing, horses prancing, footmen in livery, running around the ring, and a gaily dressed audience, the Annual Commencement Horse Show opened last night on Rollins Field. It was the arrival of Columbia's large social event of the spring. Those Who knew horses and those who did not, sat side by side in the stands. Columbia Evening Missouri, May 30, 1916. The COMMENCEMENT HORSE SHOW, discontinued When the United States entered the war, will be held again this year. MAY 16 and 17 ROLLINS FIELD NINETEE TH ANNUA4 RMER 3 IR MAY 2nd, 1924 UN VER ITY F R , Bring the wbfe ana' children eighty-four li