St Johns College - Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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C f W i m i f'xN H - NE it 4 A H' lt A Q 2 Lag A - - ' 'In inen this blunder still you find, . All think their little set mankind. BERNARD M. CARTER always had the ambition to be a great Chemist. At the beginning of this year he spent forty- seven hours per Week Cmore or lessj in the laboratory, and' Went to no recitation but Chemistry. The faculty informed him that he must cease to devote all his time to this branch of study. He did, and now he devotes it to reading Tip Top Weeklies. Last year Bull was elected Secretary of the RAT-TAT Board. He worked hard in his official capacityg wrote the minutes of one meeting and lost the book. He is a musician of some note, though his fame has 'not yet spread beyond the boundaries of his native state. X It Was our intention, dear reader, to show you B. DUVALL CHAMBERS with his mustache, but the hard-hearted Wretch has shaved it off, so you must try to imagine how he looked. He entered our class last fall, and when at the first class-meeting he attended it was announced to him what the dues were for the coming year, he fainted. A pitcher of Water revived him and he managed to live through the meeting. He lives in the new Hall. Plays on the guitar, and sings love songs to General Grant. He is a faithful worker and a good class-mate and would be a handsome fellow-if he only had his mustache. 60