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Title: Purdue debris
Year: 1905 (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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Civil luigineering. Irving Literary Society (2) (3) (4); Secretary (3); Critic (4); Annual (4); Athletic Association.Thesis—Proposed Location for the C. C. C. & St. L. Ry.. Lafayette to Templeton. Bob dropped in among us in the fall of 02. Owing to l)iswonderful natural ability and the running start he obtained frombeing honor man of his high school class, he is now numbered withthe 05 class, lie is verj reticent over his personal affairs, but tisbelieved that June will see him back on the Lake Sliore as a per-manent section boss. GEORGE WILLIAM FERLING, Doc, Richmond. Ind. i;. s. in I.. !■:. ri r.eia Rh... Thesis—Design of Lighting and Power Plant lor West l.alavette. Ind. Doc is commonly known as the practical and theoretical))ractitioner in osculatory affections. He is tlie grand old man ofthe Richmond bunch, but his chai)eronagc of Sammy (Bad-man)lilair. during the present year, as well as his inlinite variety ofp.irlor tricks li;i\e redeemed him in the eyes of ail. 101
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Flagg Flint Fox Free RAY FLAGG. Willie, Lafayette, Ind. ii. S. in K. !•:. A. I. E. E. (3) (4).Tlicsis—ICcononiy Test of the Portlaml (Tnd.) Municipal Electric LiKiting Plant. This prize goat was raised on the tin cans of Bunker Hill, andhutted into Lafayette, some three years ago, to raise the standardiif undergraduate student life. He is commonly known as Ester-lines man Iriday, or one of the fifty-seven varieties. He servedon the scrubs for two years, but decided that married life was less^tr(•nuous, and now he puts in his time scrnl)l)ing for his wife. LOUIS JOSEPH FLINT, Minneapolis, Kansas. I.. S. in !•:. )•:. Phi Delta Theta; Class Football (4).Ilu^is—Alternating and Direct Current Measurements of the CnmnuTciai Common Battery telephone Systems lij- means of the Ri)w);ind Dynamometer. Sockless Josiali cimus frimi tlie short-grass end of Kansas,and we understand tiial lie Kfl jiis better lialf behind him. Hearrived rather late, l)ut struck with both feet and set up su

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