St Johns College - Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

 - Class of 1917

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9409-00999099-9-0000-9459090-6-Q-4-9-090006009094-000000-0009 4049990-O-0-909000-0 27-Tennis team ties with Trinity. Shorty crawls Azie's frame. 28-First competitive drill won hy Company A. VVes and Sam have en- counter. 2Q1TC2ll'l1 trims Mount St. Marys 9-2, and gets revenge. 'go-Boulevard full of fair ones and also ,lohnnies. 1ll.ll'. i-'tYellow Clark coaches baseball team. Freshmen regard him with awe and admiration. 2--Fordham beats us in tennis. Inter-Class fi' track meet won by Sophs. Nutty enjoy prize. Greasy gets left out stars. 3-Mt. St. joseplfs S: S. J. C., 4. Sophs of the lemonade question. 7-Everybody goes to Saunders Range. No. 6 popular and produces sharpshoot- ers galore. Jew Levy hits the ground live feet in front of him shoot- ing at a snake CFD. 5-Company B wins competition. Machine Gun platoon wastes a few thousand shells. 6-Baseball-S. I. C., S3 Delaware, 6. Tennis F. Sz M., 35 St. John's, 3. Track team loses out at M. A. C. 7-Seniors' parade. Heine voted the most foolishly dressed of the crowd. 8-Methodists have big feed at reception. Puss VVatson disconsolate be- cause he didn't go. 9-Company A wins colors. Hard luck, Otis IO-ROCK I-lill, 8g St. Iohn's, 7. II-NCJI1-COIIIS drill companies. What are we coming to. nj. NV. shows promise. I2-htV2lSlllllgt0ll College heats us in hasehall, 5-0. Too much Enright. I3-BCZLTCH by Georgetown in tennis, 5-I. lrVlio dumped Senator Howes? I4-'Nothing doing. Rain all day. 15--Crum plays a new hymn in chapel. 16- Bandy Fields drills battalion and discovers new way to carry sabre -at right shoulder. I7- Handy improves hut right ear is still in danger of anlputation. I8-Navy, SQ St. 1ohn's, 0. 'l'. X. hero of game. Rescue his brother Uebronite from disaster. i I9-Cotillion dance. Taxis are popular, or rather necessary. 20-Team breaks jinx and heats Hopkins 2-1. 21-Everybody feels so good over victory that they go to church C?j .22-Gaveghan holds a pie race. Bryan wins. 23 - Scrubs lose to Georgetown Prep. Shorty loses his Rep as a hall player. 14- Sadie Williams on O. D. NVhat next! 25-Machine Gun Company have their pictures taken. 9-00444-009944-6'9+04-0-0 9 -V44-044444-O Q-O OOQOQQ'OOQVOOQOQQQOOOOO-0-0 +0-0944+440

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999 99999-999990+99994-999 99999999999 99999999-999999999944-90999999 9999 .fl l'lv'll.. 1-Mount St. lXlary's, 153 St. john's, 14. Some slugfest. Scoreboard suffers. 2-J0llll Noble visits Navy and experiences love at lirst sight. 3--lEXlCllClCll order drill for lirst time. Battalion gets turned inside out. 4-Philokalians progressive. Largest crowd out in two years. liight attend. 5-The team wins from Gallaudet in X'Vashington, 8-3. Bull 'l'urner becomes a mute and entertains urchins on street corner. 6-Third aid fourth floors l'inkney have battle. Fred Smith does valiant wor '. 7- Shorty has 'em light it out in front of Pinkney. Some scrap. 8- Owen Friend decides to make a hit in Germantown so- eiety. 9-Big church squad UD. liven Mack ah- s e n t. Boulevard again popular. io- Count tvonj Meneke h doesn't go on the sick list. XVhy? II-Ucfillgn O. C. O. D. wears his pen out writing reports. I2----ll'lOlllll St. ,Ioseph's, 4: S. J. C., 3. Tougli luck, team. I3--'Cadet lrVigton- liad day, Professor. J1lCliU--UUIII, hum-yes, l believe D the paper did say it would rain. I4-Germans win a battle on the sea. No German ll. Adolf lectures. 15-Team trims M. A. C., 14--4. lfveryhody celebrates downtown and elsewhere. I6-'x'VL'1lYCl', Holmes and Noble go due king with stones as weapons. Nutty g e t s duck tedl. 17- Dingbat buys a new tennis racket. Old one worn out by constant contact with ground. 18-Moss drills machine gunlplatoon in rain. Oh, but he is popu- lar! IQ-npllllln White takes his quarterly bath. Getting ready for Easter. zo-liaster vacation begins. .54-V2lC1lll0ll over. liverybody baek on time to get ready for in- spection. 25-Inspection of quarters and close order drill. No classes. Bunch makes good appearance. 26-llilie and sham battle. Handy liields shows strategic ability. Shep shoots an escaping prisoner. t+94-Q 99-9999 9994-99+9-9-9-9-9-99'99-9-9044-999-9-9-9-9-999-99-9-94+4-99



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4444960 0000000069900990060000600000000909000000000OYQOOQOOOOQVOOOO 6 26-l likers Club goes to lialti- more. Pris in emgmmand. 27- Prism crowd photographed . Plenty of sore .--1, feet. 28-niifilln Sheetz takes a trip to NVallmrook. Something up. XV e wonder what. 29-Last day of classes. No- ho dy glues. Wlnskers raves. 30-Second term exams llegin. Oh. those lneky seniors. 31-Fifteen or twenty decide not to go to camp. Poor lmoolmsl JU.Yli. i-- Holm goes to llaltimore again. Good hoy, when's it eoming off? 2-i'i0llI' pass llistory ll exam. llenry lfraneis right in his element. 3-No clmreh during exams. lioulevard full. 4-Math. tires em all. Prism passes oft' Analytics CPB. 5-Nothin' doin'. 6- Adolf fools em all in German. Pee-Wee passes German l CPD. 7- Connie Mack decides he has had enough for this year and pulls for Georgia. 8-VVork over for this year-lloorayl Q-i'il!'Sl night in camp awful. Water a foot deep and hail as large as eggs. O-Sleight gives a free exhibition of his marvelous t U wild west riding. l-CZlVZli!'-Y drill. VVashington and Alexandra popular in afternoon. Sore mnseles all around. I.:- jew l.evy meets a ghost while on guard. Hill , the ghost, gets his head cut. I I 4404044 040+++4444444044+O++Q++++09+40904+++44+0 4 4 0 6 0 0 9 0

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