St Johns College - Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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Yells and .Tongs In The Good Old Football 'rlmo CTune- In the Good Old Summer Tlme Therets a time in each year, That We always hold dear, - 'Tis the good old football time, On the gridiron We're playing, Our talents displaying, In the good old football time. . All rivals We meet We'll surely defeat When our backs go right through the line Nokicking, no grumbling, no fighting no fumbling In the good-old football time. ' l o CHORUS: Oh, the dear old football time, In the good old football time, ,Old St. John's is rushing hard, Through her rivals line. I She gets the ball, her rivals fall, And that's a very good sign, That St. John's is the only thing In the good old football time. -,l1 Rat:'1'at and 'Team Yell Rat-Tat! Bed-Slat! Sis! Boom! Bah! St. John's! St. John's! Rah, rah rah! Team! Team! Team! 197

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ff J9 Dairy of Buck's ,.Hliments .1l-- I I r ST. iJOHN'S COLLEGE, January 1, 1904. I, Buck, wishing to know how many times I shall get .sick and what maladies shall attack me, intend to keep a rigid account of my various ailments until Feb. 1, 1904, if none of them compel me to pass in my .checks before that time. So here goes: JANUARY 2.-Today I had a severe attack of megalocardia and could secure relief only by taking a pint of Wilson's Best. A JANUARY 3.-About 11 o'clock, p. m., I had a severe pain between the first and second ribs. Not knowing what to make of it, I resolved to experiment with a dose of magnesia, and, in the dark, picked up the bottle and swallowed a good-sized mouthful. The pain left immediately. The next morning I found a black spot on my cheek and investigating its cause discovered that I had swallowed one-third of a bottle of shoe- polish instead of magnesia. . JANUARY 6.-While seated at the breakfast table, I was seized with such awful cramps that I could not rise until I had taken six glasses of milk. JANUARY 10.-Was affected by general debility, which was likely to end my earthly career, but Tommy's pills brought me through all right, all right, all right. JANUARY 11.-Hadn't moneyenough to get anything to get sick on. JANUARY 12.-Had tonsilitis in a malignant form until the doctor stuck a butcher's -knife -down my throat, which put an end to the sore throat, and almost to me. JANUARY lo.-About 2 o'clock in the 'morning I dreamed a funny dream and could not understand it, until I tried to get up , when I discovered that cerebro-spinal-meningitis had entered my system. Consequently I had to skip all classes that day. The attack was temporary, and had disappeared by baseball time. 'X JANUARY 16, 18, 20.-Couldn't find a fashionable disease for each of these days so Idecided not to be sick. JANUARY '21.-Upon waking in the morning, I felt very dull and -found that I had another blood-clot on my brain. Could not go to chapel. ' JANUARY 23.-Oh, fudge! What is the use of doing this any longer? It is too much trouble and I am so tired. . FINIS. 196

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Play Ball Song CTune-Blest be -the tie that bindsj Play ball, play ball, play ball, Play ball, play ball, play hall, V Play ball, play ball, play ball, play ball, Play ball, St. John's, play ball. ,.l.l...i- - Hooray Yell Hooray! , u Hooray! Hooray! S.J. S.J. S.J. St. John's! St. John's! St. John's! Boola Boola . CTune-Yale BooZa.j Well, here we are! Well, here We are! Just Watch us! rolling up a score, We'll leave poor Maryland behind so far, They Won't Want to play us any more. lWe'Ve hope and faith in old St. John's, To Win we cannot fail. Well a-Boola Boo. Well a-Boola Boo. Boola, Boola, Boola, Boola, Boo. l CHORUS: I Boola Boola! Boola. Boola! Boola Boola! Boola Boola! When We rough-house Western Maryland , H They will holler' Boola Boo. Rah! Rah! Rah! St. John'S! Old St. John's! St. John's! Old St. John's! When We rough-house Western Maryland They will holler Boola Boo. y Now, isn't it a shame, now, isn't it a shame To do poor Maryland up so bad? We've done it before, we can do it once more, Though they'll feel so very, very sad. We'll roll up the score so very high ' That you will 'hear them sigh, H Well a-Boola Boo, Well a-Boola Boo, Boola, Boola, Boola, Boola Boo. ! 198 A