Baltimore Polytechnic Institute - Cracker Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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in I ,Jw 'iii ,- JOHN B. CAU'rL1aY-P1'0pl1et of the class. l'itied for his trials in a room where we must be on time. He is made to stand up, sit down, do neither, or both, as com- mandedg but as all orders come at once, he sometimes finds it very trying' to obey them. Romzkir D.x1.L, Ju.-XVe all know lns aver- sion to marriages and-short skirts. I-Ie once professed a wish to ,ego 10,000,000 miles from l3altimore when he graduates. XV1r.r.1.xM L. D12 lhtrnfiua-Assistaiit Edi- tor of the S.xr.M.xc:UNDI 5 Librarian ofthe ln- stituteg Secretary of the Lowell Literary Society. Q His greatest pleasure is to beard Richard the Lion-Hearted in the lattcr's own den and argue him into confessing that the book is wrong. He also likes to contradict the other instructors. 14

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-.s Members ' iff' A, of the , fi N V x lx! i. Class of 1902 I Fl! l -AA Thank You JOSlSl'll A. li.XLDXY1N-tXSSlSt3.llt Business Manager of S,XI.Rl.XGLfNlll.,' President of the l. O. XV. D.g Manager of the Football Team of lgor. Isle is noted for asking silly questions in lXl1'. I-l.'s room. The fellows say he has learned to dance and has become a ladies' man-especially at Govanstown. FRANK O. Bovo-Assistant Editor of the Y f S.xLxrAGUNDI. He does not seem to have a very great liking for anything connected with the school g hut he is very proud of having made certain drawings for the Fire Department. I3

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JOHN Ii. Fr.IcK1zNsC1uLD'r - Business Manager of the S,xLM,xGUND1g Treasurer of the I. O. VV. D. He can be seen almost every night at the Maryland Alleys, where he exercises him- self Dy bowling, to the great amusement of the bystanders. His dislike for a business manager's work is very noticeable. wVAl.'l'ER M. Guaskla-Assistant Editor of the S,ir.MAGUND1,' Vice-President of the class. If you ever have the pleasure of meeting him you will soon be told, My name is Walter M. Gieske, Catonsville, Md. He is a noted ladies' man and a great sport, speaks German Huently, and when he condescencls to be present likes to correct Doe 4 DONAl.D S. Hixvs-He does not talk as much as some others, probably because he has no right to have an opinion of his own. He has become an expert guesser dur- ing the last year, and can translate German by an entirely new method. 15