St Johns College - Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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S M .-- 5 u-'Eta 4 ' . 4 . Q . ' , + ' n et. ' ' J ' gt' V ' K I Vol. VII. Annapolis, Md., June, 1895. No. 9. ST. JOH Ni' S COLLEGIAN, g ..,- gli. ,' i .. ANNAPOLIS, MD. . -i-'-'v'-- A r WL 's ' '-T - . 'ff -9. ' V .r 7'l , gf l ie . W , COND UUTED B Y THE SENIOR cL.l.s.sf OF . Q.. Q - sr. JOHNUS' UOLLEGE. f f. -EDITORIAL BOARD.. - f f X 1 . ' ' , N -. , ' , swf Q ' 5-223 -md I 1- A v a's 'ff . ASSOCIATE, ' - 'N J ' - S L. A. OLIVERQ . I Literary Editors, S ' 1 VV. Z. CHILDS, f AQE. MULLIKIN. I Q Town, amd Campus iEdiz50rs,A i E. W. IGLEHART, ' J. STINE. Aluimfai Editor, , V Escltafage E'CZ?f.7fO'2', R. H. SNYDER.i ' Cf JOYCE-. A so Imfe7'--Colley-icmfe' Ecliior, 'E. M. THOMPSON. U .-. BUSINESS MANAGER. . f L. B. K. umoeisfrr.. s ..i4 . , , - 1 f 'Assis'rAN'rs,:'f' . 7 C. B. JONES, . S. H. LINTHICUMA. Ente1'ecZ.a.t the Anvza Jolis Posto .ce as sec- . 2 . . 17? c ond class vncozlvrmffw. i The ST. 'JOHlV'S OOLLEGIAN is issued on the 20th of each month, ffrom October to June, inclusive. . T - Contributions and communications upon topics of interestare solicited -from students, alumni and friends. . SUBSCRIPTIONS, -S S1 per year li1NblLE,CQPY,i.l - elacana All literary contributions should be addressed to the'Editor-in-Chief, and all business communications to the Business Manager. i Ein accordance with the U. S. Postal Law, the COLLEGIA-N will be sent until ordered discontinued and all 'arrears paid. A I - It is not an easy and pleasant task for us -to say farewell. V We shrink from making ourfinal bow to the lit- tle group-of readers that have with such. fliind sympathy for our inabili- ties suffered- some -of their leisure hours in pursuing the columns- that thisipresent volume has presented to themq' .But as Weghave seen each day duringlthe past monthgjevident signs 'of .the deepeningof Springg-I as we have -looked 'out ,upon the campus in front, so-familiar and dear after four years- of' acquaintanceg. as 1 We have fviewed the old white horse -plodding his weary Wayover the green svvard, the swift growing blades being hewn down, after himg as wehave ,watched the vigorous preparations for beauti- fying and clothing the old' institu- tion in an airy garb offsummerg i the urchins scampering here and there in the gleesonieness of happy childhood -as we have .seen all this We have be- gun to realize that our hoary-headed sire, old Father Time, in' his relent- less onward march, has brought us