University of Nebraska College of Agriculture - Shucks Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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SlpuclxS ISA! lSAI 4131855 QBBIIS Ka Caeserl Ka Caeser! Ka Sa, Sa, Sa, Ka Brutus! Ka Brutus! Ka Bra, Bra, Bra. Ka Caeser, Ka Sa, Ka Brutus, Ka Bra, Freshies, Freshies, Ra, Ra, Ral Strawberry Shortcake, Huckleberry Pie, V- I-C-T-O- R-Y! Are we in it? Well l guess, Freshies, Freshies, Yes, Yes, Yes! Qflass bang We're the jolliest bunch in the whole School of Ag Vive la Freshman Class: But this you all know so we don't have to brag Vive la Freshman Classg We go out for football and not all as fans, We go in for basketball, one solid band. And gladden the heart of every true man That shouts for School of Ag. Vive la, vive la, vive la mour, Vive la, vive la, vive la mour, Vive la mour, Vive la mour, Vive la Freshman Class. 80 I'

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S bucks QM 'SAI Cutlass iaisturp On October 10, 1916, the railroad stations of Lincoln poured forth a body of pulchritudinous students, whose duty it is to make the class of 1920 larger and better than that of any preceding year. They are doing their utmost in every conceivable manner to accomplish the seemingly impossible expectations of their seniors. Their First class meeting was held on October 17, and was Hooded by interested and enthusiastic students. Our capable and very accommodating sponsor, Prof. C. W. Smith, was appointed by Prof. Bradford, thus saving the class much debating. There was then need of other oiiicers and at the next meeting the cream of the class was skimmed to furnish substance to fill the vacancy. The following students were elected: Edd Harris, president: Helena Nelson, vice-president: Her- mina Albers, secretary and treasurer, and Willard Dover, yell leader. 1 81 Owing to the death of a close relative Mr.'Harris was forced to leave us, the departure causing a gloom to fall upon his fellow students. At the next meeting, Harold Vincent was elected to the chair and has proven himself to be a most worthy successor. The next fork in the road was the contest for the bleachers for the football game. The class worked in cooperation, but owing to their unacquaintance and the sudden change from farm life, they were defeated by one of the upper classes. At the inter-class basketball games they won over the Juniors, which shows that they possess both skill and spirit. Recently our unlucky president was called away and once more the chair was left vacant. A meeting was called and the honor of being Freshman president was bestowed upon Arthur Pierce, whom the class looks upon as a most worthy leader.