Purdue debris (1922) (14779963422)

Identifier: purduedebris1922purd (find matches)
Title: Purdue debris
Year: 1904 (1900s)
Authors: Purdue University
Subjects: Purdue University College yearbooks -- Indiana West Lafayette Universities and colleges -- Indiana West Lafayette Periodicals
Publisher: Lafayette, Ind. : Senior Class of Purdue University
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN



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The Old Man of the G Volts—amps—watts—ohms—Tearing out our weary bones; Coils—motors—vectors—phase-—All these horrors meet our gaze.Tests—surprise ones—Csand Ds;Weaker, wearier, grow our knees. Doubts without and fears within,While up above, with his fiendishgrin, —Rides Blalock. But now its over. The term isdone.Double E its house has run.And some of us who boned likehell.(Or bluffed, or cribbed, or strawedso well)Are better off than the gradewell get.(And the rest of us havent got ityet!)Were a decent crowd and dontwish ill.But forever and evermore we will—Ride Blalock. Four Hundred Thirty seven K <^3i(2k(3iQkG<
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®cX4!cX<XcXXcXXCX&cVXcUWXMi^cZ^. And the motto of Fmanon shallever ring down thru the ages: Alwaysput off till tomorrow what should be donetoday, for tomorrow we may be dead. 7. And the colors of the Freshman arec and Blieux, for the lack of a ritual gives an added day of rough-house work. 8. And they are an association ofPharmics and Pharmechanics. 9. For among their class may befound Lollar who has been the Pharmicmember of the Class Executive Commit-tee forever, which is a position of themighty. 10. And hard fought for each year byhe and Brown who is one of the brethren. 11. And also there is one Hastingswho is an outlaw and of the school ofEngineers, but it was that his familystood well with the bunch, and he had notthe heart to refuse the piece of blue glasswhich