St Johns College - Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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R. TUN1s STRANGE, , ..... Jew, I worked with patience which is almost power. - Browning. Another thorough business man, 'by whose aid the '03 Rat-Tat was made a financial success. Is aiiected by nothing but business reverses. His face betrays no inward emotions, perhaps there are none to betray. HARRY S. TARBERT, . . . i . . Country.'f' Sleep is a death, O make me try,by sleeping, what it is to die. -Sir Thos. Brown. One of the original Seven. Somnambulates around the halls on Sunday mornings in search of the Baltimore American. Runs on the relay team when he is awake. Came from Baltimore County. Will go back there when he graduates. ' I n . J. WIRTWILMER, . .- .- . e. Tiss His years but young, but his experience old. . His head unmellowed, but his judgment ripe. - Shakespeare. A leader of men. Sentimentally inclined and delights in the twilight .of a summer evening. Fond of music and drama. An authority on rag time. 50

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YR. ff 'VV lr N n HAROLD B. SCARBOROUGH, . . . Scabby. I value science-none can prize it more, I It gives ten thousand motives to adore. . . -Abraham Coles. We know little of him except that he comes from the Eastern Shore. A wonder in Math, especially Cakalus. Never swears. Tells stale jokes when he can find any one to listen to them! His future is uncertain. IRWIN B. SOMERVIXLLE, . H . . . l Somer. Sometimes gentle, sometimes capricious, sometimes awful 5 never the same for two moments together. A l -Ruskin. Swept down from Lonaconing by a whirlwind. His nature resembles a March day. Has a strong liking for black cigars. Most of his time is' spent in collecting col- legian money. JOHN W. C. STICK, . . . Limburger. Where he falls short, 'tis nature's fault alone 5 Where he succeeds, the merit's all his own. - V Churchill. Here is a man gifted with unusual talents. Fond of Art, Poetry, Music and Limburger Cheese. Very systematic, ' works his Math on a typewriter. Has a very troublesome conscience. Is studying for the stageg he will possibly make a scene-shifter. -19

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BERT WILSON Hwk In Mathematics he was greater Than Tycho Brahi or Erra Pater For he by geometric Scale Could take the IZG of pots of ale Butler A politician from West Virg ma Deep thinker but Seldom expresses his thoughts When you See him sitting back 1n his rocker with a melancholy expression on his face he IS th nking of his West Virgin a girl IS taking a Correspondence Course GEORGE W. WILSON, . . A . . Old Lady. With mirth and laughter let old wrinkles comeg And let my liver rather heat with wine, Than my heart cool with mortifying groans. Another West Virginian who devours all the latest popu- lar fiction. A great critic and an enthusiastic follower of Sam Montgomery. A prominent member ofthe H. C. C. JOSEPH H. WOOD, ..... a . He loved the twilight that surrounds The borderland of old romance. -Longfellow. Here we have the only genuine lover in the Senior Class. He lost his heartnwhile on the Mandolin and Glee Club trip last spring, and Since that time has been so downcast that only by an extraordinary effort could he get up enough Spirit to wear a green shirt on St. Patrick'S Day. IS a resident of Annapolis, with few faults and no virtues. 51