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

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?1E'1I5+1 SiitiffflavcEF'-----ADH- Riff , . 'E .. - .2 5. 1 I SOPHOMORE OFFICERS W . , RALPH GEOIIGE ................................ Pre.viJen! I J ' LESTER L. BAUER ....... - ,................. Vice-P1'eside'rzl LEIGI-I ICKE .................................. S6l'I'!fffl,1 y W LARRY XVEISER ............... .. ................ 7'7'l:'llS1lI'C'I' J JOHN J. VVJASHE1! ........................ Sergeant-at-Arms ,N 'E SOPHOMORES J ADAMS, ,DONALD C. CJILLUM, CARL E. ILAY, CLYDE ,BAILEXU JOHN H. GOIEKING, CIIAS. F.. REESE, ARVAN D. BARNES, NORMAN E. GORDON, DWVIGI-I'1' M. ILEI-IAGEN, C. T. BAUER, LESTER L. GOVE, ROBERT B. RICHESON, HOWARD M. BETTIS, RUSSELL H. HANSS, EDNVARD H. RIESS, JOHN H. BILLUPS, VVALTER YV. HERMANN, EILMER E. ROTI-IWELL, FOUNTAIN BISHOP VVILLIAM T., JR. HICKS, IRA C. RYAN, B. E. I BODINE, RIARTIN S. HILL, ILOBERT G. SADONVSKI, JOHN L. BOLINOER, DUIS D. HINSI-IAW, TOM SANDOVAL, IXNDRES JSONDURANT, DONALD C. ZEIOLMBERG, CARL J. SCIIAEFER, AR'FI'IlTIl BOSXVELL, XVALTER W1 LIOPKINS, GIIEN J. SOIIAEFER, XVIII. A. I BRONVN, JOSEPH R. HORNEUORLE, CI-IAS. R SQHURE, jR,OBERT R, BURKE, RIOIIARD P. LIOWVARD, EDWARD R. SCOTT, HARRY R, CARTER, ERNEST D. HOYVIXRIJ, LYIDE E. SCOTT, LEO A. CLARK, CHAS. VV. IORE, LEIGI'I S. SERAEIN, VV. A. COE, JOI-IN M. KEARNEY, JAMES E. SIIAMEL, RIOI-IARD S. COUSLEY, JOSEPH B. KENDRICK, SAMUEL VV. SIEKIELSKI, GEO, CRAIG, JOIIN IKETNER, JAMES III. SOMMER, VVM. N. IJAUGIIERTY, JULIAN A. KLUSMEIER, PAUL D. SPURLING, R, H, DE VIVAR, JOAQUIN LOVE, CHARLES STEWART, R, C, DOWNS, VVILLIAM T. LOWRY, VVAYNE H. STILLWELL, R. M. EHINGER, FRANCIS A. MIARBURY, VVILLARD STRETCISI, EDWIN P, FEILD, CONRAD D. RIARSHALL, DAVID K. STIUCKER, G, E, FORD, CLAIRORN MORETTA, VVALTER J. SZEWVCZUK, VVALTER FORMAN, JOSEPH RICCLAIN, RAYMOND G. THORNTON, K. F. FORT, OTTO E. OHEIM, LOYVELL C. TUDOR, S. T. Fowxs, VVILLIAM E. OLSON, ELMER L. UPHADS, AARUN C, FRANKENFELD, XVINIFRED OVERMIER, HERNIIXN LOYD VVASHER, JOHN J, FREDERICH, BURTON H. PARKS, TIIEORDORE M. XVEISER L G FRUIT, RIAURICE E. PETTKER, JACK H. ' 'Y ' w FURTNEY, GEORGE VV. POOOCR, HERBERT M. WJESTALL' BEM' hh i GARNETT, RAYMOND R. PRITOIIARD, GEORGE YV. JVIEGERS, IRVIN E- ! GEORGE, RALPI-I VV. Q-QUERY, SIDNEY R. XVILEY, FRED H. Page 44 L- -F Eg? T N15 91fg,f..,SfSa - IH ,J,M':

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ncaa .emit-f.aa K 'ii A A :Xa A. ,, I I l 1 1927 J Sept. 12 'N School opens with a bang. LeMcrt came early for the Freshmen conference. X Sept. 13-144 3 Upper classmen enroll. Thirty-eight hopefuls register for Heat B. i Sept. 21 First Club meeting. Vlfe may in the future have better presidents than Schoolcy. but it's a. cinch we'll never have any-Begg, pardon, Schooley, we didn't see you leaning over our shoulder. Sept. 30 Hagar comes out second best in a one-round scrap with thc planer at the shops. , Oct. 1 The Dean requests that Hagar use his head when putting lumber in the planer , machine, Did we beat the Aggies? Easy! w il Oct. 8 t VVe beat Nebraska but we suffered a great tragedy: Bob Ostcrloh dropped a 1 full bottle at the game. It must have been potent stuff' because everybody thought it was the timekeeper's gun. . Oct. 15 Ames games furnishes sufficient excuse to a large number of Engineers to dedicate the stadium again. The poor old stadium is more than dedicated, it's christened! Oct. 19 The Shamrock staff' begins to realize that there is more to editing the book than pecking a typewriter., The Hrst of an infinite series of appeals is made for portraits. Oct. 22 This week we avenge our defeat instead of celebrating a victory, and the stadium is again bathed in moon--F VVe never did like these southern teams anyway. Oct. 29 Northwestern may be good in the Big Ten but she played a better team this day. Sehooley initiated into Q. E. B. H. fQuit Eating Bean Hullsj. , Jerry Edwards actually gets to an appointment on time. Nov. 5 I East is East and VVest is -'tough', says 'Wiest Virginia. Since this is Dad's and M'other,s Day the stadium goes thirsty tonight because of the presence of those same Dads and Mothers. l 1 Page 46 ri., idx-Z! zl ..Jb 1?AQA4 ! V A A r 1 1 i i it 1 H Y v w X .-