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Title: Purdue debris
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: Purdue University
Subjects: Purdue University College yearbooks Universities and colleges
Publisher: Lafayette, Ind. : Senior Class of Purdue University
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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n paint. Picture Burrage and his study of bugs Its a cinch that his nest is of rather soft rugs. Picture Ayres and his little green bag He spends most of his time just chewing the rag. Picture Evans in the Chemistry Chair An open question is howd he get there. Evans and Test are a peach of a pair Theyre a picture no artist can paint. Picture a man, B. Turner by name. That his head is lopsided the Sophomores claim. Picture Young instructor in Math, The source of much of the Freshmans wrath. Picture Doc Coulter in his geological stunt. Climbing a glacier on a metamorphic hunt. He can land a home run when the rest cannot bunt Hes a picture no artist can paint. Picture our six footed Fuzzy SmithStatic electricity and balls of pith.Picture Dapprich, King of the Dutch.The Royal Imperial, Eternal None Such.Picture Smith and his bridge designTheory of Structures and loads of the wind.Can such a small head hold such a large mindHes a picture no artist can paint. 36. THEBRIS 1906 1906 Football.
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It being my desire to eliminateall physical violence, unbrutalizethe contest and to make it asharmless as jackstraws or croquet.I respectfully submit the follow-ing rules: Selection of Players — Theeleven players constituting theteam shall be selected by the fac-ulty, and the student who is Wil-bur Scholar shall be captain ofthe team. No student shall beeligible for the team unless he hasbeen spiked by T. B. n Weather Conditions—In caseof rain, snow, high wind, extremeheat or extreme cold, a contestmay be indefinitely postponed ortransferred to Prof. Ferrys Lec-ture Room. Preliminaries—When the teamappears on the field for a contestit shall greet the opposing teamwith a rousing Chautauqua salute,which consists of waving a hand-kerchief. After this a few min-utes of social intercourse withfriendly chats concerning Wal-schut Link Motions or the variouscharacteristics of a short motor,may proceed the opening of thegame. Advancing the Ball—The ball 362 having been placed in the mi

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