University of Nebraska Lincoln - Cornhusker Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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BOOMER, jossrn FRANCIS - First com-- menced to boom August 27, 1871, Rochelle, Ill. He has been devoting himself to American' History, and professes the intention of follow- ing law, but his most intimate friends think he has a leaning towards the Presidency, from his- digniried walk and from his inliuence in the Delian Society and D. B. D. C. Great strategy has been displayed in his military career and. in capturing the Class Playiolf 'o8. In I Z I I 'JZ BOOMER, WALTEIQ LLOYD-Claims no re- lation to Joe Boomer, but hails from Waukon, la. May 29, 1875, is the date of his origin. He is giving special attention to Political and Economic History, and looks forward to law or journalism. Boomer is a persistent re- porter, and is always looking for a scoop. His present home is Lincoln, but he is familiar withtheBlack1-lills. I I I I I I I I I I I I , 35 BOOSE, JOHN HENRY-Palladian, belongs to Falls City, Neb., and came there December' 3, 1877. He is going to be a minister, and will make his future home on the Banks of the Wa- bash. H-e is a member of the Y. XVI. C. A., P. B. D. C., and has been Secretary of the Palla- dian, and President of the Y. M. C. A. He has a sweet voice and curly hair, and his pet name' is jehosaphermachiah. Member of the Senior BookCommittee.I'ZCZZZZIZZZZL 5122

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r F BIRDSALL, FRANCES-Made her first start in life in Canboro, Ontario, Canada, july 13, 1871. After trying many different places she finally settled in Greenwood, Neb., which is her present home She belongst-o no organi- zation, and modestly disclaims all honors. She expects to teach, but does not say what, or Whee.2112-IIIIIIZIIIIIIII 25 BOLLENBACH, ADOLPH-VIDTRCCS his line- age to Charlemagne, but the records are im- perfect as to the exact place of his birth. His home is in Dawson, Richardson Co, Neb. He is a Union, U. B. D. C., and won a place Kthe I6thJ in the first preliminary debates. Bollen- bach is specializing in History and Economics. He was a star actor in a local dramatic com- pany in the Union Society. Dancing is a fav- orite pastime with him. I I I I I I I I I I I 35 BONNELL, DAISY Fnow, A A A-Says she was born at Fort Madison, Iowa, October Io. 187-. Has made her home in Lincoln for some time. Has made a specialty of Science and will spend her future life in thrashing the ris- ing generation. ls known among her friends as a part of The Sweet Bunch of Daisies. Z xllx

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Zibe 'woes of 1Regi9tration., 9 My dear classmates, are you mindful, How, four years ago this fall, We came rushing into Lincoln' To seek entrance to these halls? With our new high school diploma, Tightly rolled, we came forthwith To consult those royal people, James T. Lees and Ellen Smith. How we shivered, how we shuddered, Only those Who've been there know, As that sad decree was given, I'm afraid your grade's too low. How We urged, and how we pleaded, How We promised to be good, If We could but be admitted To the Uni. brotherhood. We were sent from desk to table, Roasted often, flattered none, But the Worst of all befell us VVhen Dales struck us for our mon. Then we dropped our Hve large dollars In that little old tin box, And bethought us, as we did so, Here goes part of father's crop. We've been Freshmen, Sophs, and juniors lt is now our Senior year, , And to leave this institution Wfill bring forth a salty tear QI! it Chas. Kuhlman is very sad: The L. S. C. is not so badg That social seminar is up to date- Canonical tests show it's no fake, But I guess it's 'cause I have no dust That l'm not even being rushed. x13x