St Johns College - Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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l9l7 JAMES HAMILTON BROWN BRASHEARS, a4Jimmyvv ANN,tt'ol.is, Mn, l.ulift-.S'cl'c1llifit'. l'l1i .Yzigtzttz lfufvfvtl Fl'tlft'l'lll.l.V. Marksman tl, 1, 33 3 junior Ritle Cluh tt, .z, 3, 475 Rat- I at lloard tsl: Philo- mathean Literary Society: lland 12, 3DQ Corporal Signal Corps C-tl. 2 illnlln: lic ti 4Qt'I1Hl'lIltllI und lln' ws! l ' 1 ll will enun' ctlxy. IX s t t n X 4 ons xx to is in o lot uritten tll ovet ln-. connttmnce, and h is stuck it out in spite of plnstc md tn tlytus uni mu nn me in orms us smihnfl ha he ut itdutt ns un i Although jimmy has, in former years, taken life lightly, he showed us all what stuff he was made of last year when he passed off about half of his course without hlinking an eye. There is no doubt that jilntny loves Women tin tl1e pluralj, hnt we have a sneaky feel- ing that he had just as soon he on one of his wandering trips through the woods in company with his dogs and horse, as stepping on some fair dame's feet in the gym. With that quiet reserve that goes to make up a forceful eltaraeter. jimmy is one of those kind who is hound to he popular and stay popular, and although prone to let the little, initiating worries take care of themselves, when it comes time to exercise common sense and quick judgment, we wouldn't go farther to find a master. Es- sentially a gentleman and a leader, he is also an ideal friend and comrade, and whatever portion of this old world he decides to illuminate with his smile cannot help but be improved and honored. U13 ' is one of thofe gool nature l. he: 'ty l'inl of fell 'l lfttndlt he 'ed and admired by everybody. llc came to us in the old lfrep. school with lzastport t,,,e,Ll 1 ' . Z ,- Y . 1 -. I 13 - - g - 's 1 1 z fl 1 V, 5 I I ' t' ' ' Sy t t ll g': :tr tl ': ' or lust. 46

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C l9l7 HARRY HUBERT BOWERS, Heine FRIZIJERICK, Mn. Seiru Iifir. Junior Ritle Club tl, 235 Senior RiHe Club Q3, -O3 Corporal Band f2Dg First Sergeant Band C353 Captain Band C455 Football Team t3, 451 Basketball Squad t3. 452 Rat-'Vat Board tgjg June Ball Committee tgjg Orchestra t4jg Hop Committee 141. W .ilolfvf To lim' una' let lir.'1', bn! dmft ' lei Ilwnz dir if they are suffering. ES, his eognomen is lleine. You ask why? VVcll you sh.ouldn't. just gaze upon those soft, white cheeks, that pretty light llL'Zld,.Zl.l'ld those big blue eyes. Yes, lids gi W-W Jew. No, no, I'm mistaken: he's the first cousin to the Kaiser. Dont tell Heine kggjii that though, for there'll be war sure, for Heine says he's All-American, so we'll take him at his word. Looks are deceiving, you know. Heine and Frederick are synonomous terms. Frederick eonlcln't exist without him, Find he iouldrft exishivitlititit Fredrick, or at least that is the impression one gets after a ew worms with tiis aron einricl von Frederick. The object of this narration is an athlete of both the American and Mexican style, quite versatile, indeed. It is hard to say in which kind he excels, though we are inclined to think that his Mexican athletic skill surpasses the American methods. Nevertheless, even with all of this Heine does blow his own horn. Now, don't misunderstand me, kind reader, I mean his bari- tone. He uses this to swell the volume of his group of harmonious ihscorclers, who imagine that they are getting music out of their tin iorns. Let us now turn to 4'Heine's good qualities, and really he has many. A man with a bigger heart cannot be found at St. ,Iohn's, a than always willing to help you when in trouble tif the Dutchman likes youg but woe if he cloesn'tD, a man truly altruistic in spirit. Let us then all join and drink a toast to Heine -the future Mayor nf Frederick or Kaiser of the German Empire. 45

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C l9l7 CARLETON BURGESS, Dick CLiN'roN, M n, SCI-l'lIl1'flC. llaseball Team Cz, 3, 455 Senior Rim: Club C253 Humorous liditor Rat-Tat C355 Corporal Co. A C355 Color Ser- geant Co. B C455 Class Sergeant-ab Arms C451 Machine Gun Company, Hor- dcr Service C3, 45, J . Motto: To lfric llafvlvy and Iltcn div, Mm lin! :ml lu be InU'i1'd wlicre thc' soldiers lic. HOUGII Dick came from lX'l. S. C. he has become a true and noble St. John man. Although,he arrived during the second term, l1c soon caught up with his class, and P WH when spring rolled around, he, with 'many others, went out to tight for a position Qgffftjg on the baseball team and while he didn't play regularly. he made all the trips and caught most of the games. .On lfriday nights or Saturday afternoons, when sweet strains are heard in the gvm- nastunt, it is always a safe bet that Dick will he somewhere on the iloor, and never alone 'hut it has been a general mystery where to find him on other Friday, ' 5allll'fl2lY. and especially Sunday nights. Where 'bouts. Dick? 1 Last spring a great movement was started, and Dick was one of the last, but not least, to join, in what he thought would be a good deal of fun. some work, and a fine experience. He admits he got the work and a grand experience, hut as for pleasure, well, it couldn't' be-found. The next time a machine gun company is formed, we don't tlnnk Dick's name will be found on the roll, as one can never tell whether it will be two weeks in Kentucky. or four months of service m the fgrandn and cool land along the border. Looking into the coming years. we all feel sure that Dick will make a great success as he is well liked by all those who know him. Our .Alma Mater will have good reason to be proud of him, as well HS wishing him the best of luck in life and marriage. 47