Western Maryland College - Aloha Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

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FIRST TERM BEGINS, . . . ANNIVERSARY OF THE IRVING SOCIETY, TERM EXAMINATIONS, . . SECOND TERDT BEGINS, . . ANNIVERSARY OF THE BROXVNING SOCIETY, CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS BEGIN, . CLASSES RESUME, ANNIVERSARY OE THE WEBSTER SOCIETY, TERM EXAMINATIONS, . . Gj0cI9ENDAR, 1892-'93, 1892. . Tuesday, September T3 . Thursday, November 24 Monday-Friday, Nov. 28-Dec. 2 Monday, December 5 Tuesday, December zo Vifednesday, December 21 1893. . XVednesday, january 4 . Tuesday, February 2I Monday-Friday, March 2O-24 THIRD TERM BEGINS, .... Monday, March 27 ANNIVERSARY OF THE PHILOMATHEAN SOCIETY, . . . Thursday, March go EASTER RECESS, .... Friday-Monday, March 31-April 3 SENIOR FINAL EXAMINATIONS, . Monday-Friday, May I5-19 TERM EXAMINATIONS, . Monday-Friday, june 5-9 SCHOOL CLOSES, . . Thursday, June I5 GOMMENOEMENT WEEK. JUNE IO-I5. SATURDAY, . . . Athletic Day. SUNDAY, 10.30 A. M.-Baccalaureate Sermon. 8 P. M.-Annual Sermon before the Christian Associations. MONDAY, 3 IJ. M.- '8 P. M.- TUESDAY, IO A. M. 2 P. M. 8 IJ. M. IO.3O 3 P. 8 P. Opening of the Art Exhibition. Vocal and Instrumental Concert. -Awards of Prizes and Distinctions. -Society Reunions. -Society Contest. AVEDNESDAY, IO A. M.-Meeting of the Board of Trustees. A. M.-Class Day Exercises of the Senior Class. M.-Meeting of the Alumni Association. M .-Calisthenic Exhibition. THURSDAY, IO A. M.-Commelqcement, V16

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DlTOl'iilflL. the advent of this volume, NVestern Maryland ruthlessly brushes off the time-honored cobwebs of custom, and assumes a place in the list of Educational Institutions publishing Annuals. The Class of '93, with its i' 'java 'A characteristic energy, has decided to relegate the reticence of past years to the realms of oblivion, and is thus responsible for this innovation. Yet, to prepare the present book, with no precedent in the history of our college, has proved no slight undertaking, and 'tis 'with a consciousness of many imperfections that we submit our work to the public. We claim for it no superior excellence in literary merit, as its contributions were necessarily from sources both many and varied. In subject matter we have aimed to give only those items of prime importance and interest, omitting all minor details. In succeeding years the contents of the Annual may be much changed, but in this, its first appearance, certain departments, relevant only to an initial number have bee11 admitted. We wish, also, to acknowledge the kind assistance of all those who have aided us in the preparation of this work. To Dr. Reese, we are deeply indebted for his sketch of our College, to many of our fellow students, for class articles and sym- pathyfg and to our Poetics Professor, for having so instilled into our youthful minds a spirit of poetical genius and fervor, that verse has become our easiest and almost our natural mode of expression. To all others who have assisted us, either directly or indirectly, the staff wishes to express its hearty appreciation of their kindness. And, finally, we would say that false dignity has no place within the lids of this book. And probably some of the more sensitive of those who have furnished the humorist with subjects for sketches, may feel that they have been too mercilessly satirized. To all such we wish to say, that no spirit of malice has prompted us in the preparation of sketches, either in word or caricature, and hope that all will be received in the same spirit as given-satire without sting, humor without ridicule. And to each one We may soothingly say, Think not that thou standest alone, there is to every one of thee a companion in misery,,well fitted to offer sympathy and con- solation. ready to grasp thy hand in the corners and dark places, and swear eternal alliance for mutual revenge. In conclusion, the Editor-in-Chief has just come from the Gymnasium, where he has been toying with So-lb. dumb-bells during the long Winter months, and to him, in the Sancta Sanctorum, thou mayest conhdently apply for all redress for fancied injury. I5

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES. Rm. J. T. XVARD. D. D ...... ...... J. XV. HERING. A. M., M. D.. SISAAC O. DAILE. ESQ ........... HON. JOHN K. LONGXVELL ........... 151,11 'Westminster, Md. 11 Westminster, Westminster, YVestn1i11ster, REV. S. B. SOUTHERLANU. D. D ....... Bztltimore, REV. JAMES K. NICHOLS, D. D ..... Jolinsville, REV. LAWRENCE XV. BATES. D D ...... ....... l ialtiniore, REV. JOHN J. MURRAY, D. D., M. D ...... .... U Dion Bridge, REV. DANIEL W. BATES. D. D ............ ....... E desville, REV. RHESA SCOTT NORRIS ...... Baltimore, REV. DAVID XVILSON, M. D ................... ....... X Vasl1i11gto11, D. C. REV E. J. DRINKHOUSE, D. D., M. D ....... ....... B altimore, Md JOHN G. CLARKE, ESQ ......... ...... ..... ....... B a l timore, JOHN S, REIJP, ESQ .......................... ....... I Inion Bridge, CHARLES BILLINOSLEA, D. D. S ...... ....... E. O. ORIMES, ESQ ........................ .... R-Ev. J. THOMAS MURRAY, D. D ...... ........ wM.'O. BAKER, ESQ ...... ..........,..... ....... WM. B. Us1LToN, ESQ ...... HENRY SWOPE, ESQ ......... WM. FENBY, ESQ ................ REV. B. F. BENSON, A. M ...... . P. B. MYERS, ESQ ................ JOSHUA W. MILES, A. REV. THOMAS H. LEWIS, A. JOHN DODD, ESQ ...... ...... . .. WM. H. STARR, ESQ ............. HORAOE EURROUOH, ESQ ....... JAMES S. TOPHAM, ESQ ..... .. M., D. D ...... ....... JOHN L. REIFSNIDER, ESQ ...... FRANK L. HER1NO., ESQ ........ GEORGE T. DEERING, ESQ .... . JOSEPH W. SM1TH, ESQ ...... Deceased, ....... 'XVest111i11ster, .'XV6Sl1ll1ll1S'l6l', Baltimore, Buckeystown, Cliestertown, it Libertytown, Westminster, ' ' Seaford, Del Union Bridge, Md. Princess Anne, Westminster, Wye Mills, Westminster, Baltimore, H Washington, D. C Westminster, Md Finksburg, 4' Washington, D. C .. ...Westmlnster, Md CTISD. 1868 1868 1868 1868 1868 1868 1868 1868 1868 1868 1868 1868 1868 1868 I872 1876 1876 1877 I88O 1880 1881 1883 1883 1886 1886 1887 1887 1888 1889 1891 1891 1891 1892