St Johns College - Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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Conclusion Our task is drawing to a close. For long weeks we havetoiled to produce a book that would stand asa picture of St. John's, and a memorial to the clas f 1905 V s o . We have worked when we should have been sleeping, and slept when we should have been working- the editor has worried his a ' t t ' 'H ' ' ' g ssis an s and the ,assistants have worried him until, together, they have succeeded in publishing a RAT-TAT 'Within its covers are man th' . . y mgs interesting only to the students, and doubtless some things. that are of no interest to any one. Even now as we lan b k ' A ' g ce ac over these pages we see many improvements that might be made, and we long for one more trial. But the time -has passed, and there dawns upon us the truth 'of Whittier's immortal lines,- , Of all sad words of tongue or pen, H . - The saddest are these: It might have been. n In the short space that yet remains we wish to thank most heartily those persons who have contributed to whatever of success this book ma have attain , y ed. ,To the following artists we are indebted for the illustrations found herein: Miss Sicely M. Wilson, Gertrude Meyer, Beulah M. Spring, Les1ie.Woo'ds, Mary Tower, Miss Johnson, Messrs. Walter R. Gale, Charles H. McNabb, J. F. Linthicum, H. A. Taylor, Dick Clarke and Guy Neff. s l And now it is late-very late. The town is wrapped in slumber, and no sound. save the monotonous tick-tack, tick-tack of the old clock on the wall disturbs the sombre silence of Pinkney. One by one the writers have. fallen into the arms of Morpheus, until the editor is left alone. The Muse has deserted him. His paper becomes blurred as the light grows dimmer and dimmer, and the pen drops from his weary fingers9he has fallen asleep. A non i.,-. f.,..gg-.fqsxf X. X VZ NJ ' f MNXZ V KW 9 agx M I 215

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Contents A Day of College Life, . ,' 158. A Kind Ofhce, '. W. - , 133 Alumni, . . . 4 QQ Alumni Biographies, . . 39-42' ' An Awful Tragedy, 1 . . , ', 172 A Poetical View of the Juniors, . . 68 A Reverie, . A . . . . i . 180 A Tale of Hallowe'en, . ' . 174 Athletic Association, . ' . 125 r Autobiography of a Pony, . . 184 0 Baseball, . l. . . 139 Baseball Scores, . . . 145 Baseball Season, 1903, . . 141 Baseball Team, . . 145 Class of 1905, W . . 59 Class of 1906, y . - 75 Class of 1907, . . 85- Collegian Board, . ' - 153 1 Company A, , . - 121. Company B, I - 123 Cotillion Club, . ' . - 109 Dedication, ' . . - 3 Diary of Buck's Ailments, . . - 198- Editorial Board, . . . , '. - ' '7 Extract from Burrough's Speech, . . . 113 Extraordinary Men in Special Capacities, - 137 Former Rat-.Tat Editors, . . I . - 153 , Freshman History, .... - 89' ' s Freshmen, . . ' . ' 37 Football' Football Scores 130 Football Season 1903 Second Team Schedule for 1904 129 Football Team 107 Clee Club Hlstory of St John s College lntroductlon 43 In Memorian DeWitt C Lyles 210' Jokes Junlors Mandolin Club 135 137 19' 5 1