St Johns College - Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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l l 9l 7 HARRY JAMES ANDREW, Fats Bmxri Moles, Mp. l.uli11-.S'ciw1t1'fif 1'lzi Sfgllltl Kafvpa 1 ralcrn1'ty. I Sergeant of arms of class C155 Vice- President of Class C355 Corporal of Band C255 Sergeant of Band C3, 455 Football team C1, 2, 3, 45 3 Captain Foot- ball team C453 Basket Ball team C1, 2, 3, 453 .Captain llasket Ball team C35g I Boarding Club C351 Treasurer Dramatic Club C35 5 junior Ritle Club CI, 25 3 Rat- Tat Board C355 Philomathean Literary Society. ' f Malta: 'To live a lvcaceful, 1mlvpynzarr1'vd life. M XY of sovereign p uts, he is esteemed. I h . - A Fits cunt to St johns from the Prep. School adjoining, and shd very ir l J ' V 1 4- - -1 . ' '. D 1 l- C s V quietly into the Freshman Class. .5 4025 lt was in his Sophomore year that he began to make a noise, and keep the newly-formed Freshman Class on the move. Among his victims was Pris , in whom he used to take great delight in sending down town on various errands, and the very next year Pris returned good for evil by taking him for a roommate, even until now. Junior year found Fats studying hard, and having a little fun on the side. He learned, very cleverly, the art of balancing oneself on the ledge outside the windows, and thereby making escapes from Prying Profs . He made trips to Baltimore once in a while when school started, and these week-end events still continue, and even oftener. We wonder if you know why? Note his characteristic! Fats has won, honestly, for himself a place among St. John's famous athletes, having played on the 'Varsity football and basket-ball teams for several years, being picked as all-Maryland end. He was captain of the 1916 basket-ball team, and of the IQI6 football team. In the band, Fats is the slinger of the Big Stick this year, and even Hop Plummer could well be envious of our Drum Major of 1916-1917. liars is a man of sterling character, and has a mighty cheery dis- position at all times. 'l'his, no doubt, with his many other good qualities and athletic activities, has helped to earn for him the rating of one of the most popular of St. Jol1n's men. 44