University of Minnesota School of Agriculture - Agrarian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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is f Yi TTTT WTTTTTW AWK SE . TQ. S w i 2 V s K 2 N A i i . Z W A . 1 Q it A l 2 The Eccentric Juniors W i , X x . x HE Juniors are rather a peculiar group. Probably most of the students of the Q ' Xl -N-other classes don't know it, and they themselves don't realize it, but it is so. X Take their names for example. There are found two odd animals-a R , Baer, although it happens to be spelled a little differently, and a Bull, and two 5 K, varieties of birds, a Drake and a Marten. Two professions are also represented, K, namely, a Cook, and two ordinary Millers with one Wiemiller.,' There is found 'F one lone relic of days gone by, a Bugge. Several descriptive names are also found, il K Braun, Gray, Long, and Sogge.,' There is one representative for each of the 5 Q two professions, carpentry and medicine, Sill, and Skaar, respectively. Now, there 6 X is left the more grand type of things, the country Holland, and even more amazing, 3 A 1? the far off planet, Marrs.,' Of course, then, the common place things are represented Q also, as they are in all classes. There are thirty-two sons, although eleven of them V gf happen to be of the fairer sex. Q With three boys to every girl and with a goodly number of these boys taking S RC cooking, there are bright prospects for the senior girls of '32, - V: N -G. Es'rERos. Q ,lily ? QEQQ V aa, V T ,, of ssss s .X A 4zQ7 1AQe7JfeexQeasssQsi Y mieSSs, Page Se veniy