Western Maryland College - Aloha Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

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selves to challenge the interest of the outside World. Wliat the World mainly sees and judges by is buildings and other results, causes and processes lie hidden from its view. From sickness and death the college has always been exceptionally free, the perfect system of steam-heating and the abundant supply of water furnish ample security against tire: its lofty situation, far away from streams, renders damage from Hood an impossibility, but against the powers of the air the best of human precau- tions are feeble. On Sunday evening, the 19th of February last, at half-past nine, a wind storm of unprecedented violence swept over X4VCSt111il1SfS1' and tore the roof from Smith Hall. The young ladies, happily, received no injury, and were promptly quartered for the night in the society rooms and library. The damages wrought by the cyclone were soon repaired, but it tool: a thousand dollars, which the treasury could ill spare, to do it. The history of a college, it has been truly said, is best read in the lives of her sons. To tal-:e in the grand sweep of l1er influence, we must follow them as they go forth into the world to mould and direct the elements that surround them. VVestern Maryland College is willing to have her history thus read. Nearly two thousand boys and girls have been under her fostering care, and, including the class of '93, two hundred and ninety-two students have graduated with the degree of Bachelor of Arts. To these, her sons and her daughters, she can proudly point and, like the Roman matron, exclaim: finer oaffzammzm mm sunt, March 14, 1893. . - l 1 i . , 41 - ,gf -' 1 ' :ad L.-X. . F-Walla ' 9- 3 V, F l. , '+ i:iIf'a , s21. X Urriwxf-'-wv ' .s-,fy - i if s,,,.,iQ,m y ,xr!A,, rx I f, --1 ,. r-wif -. 1 I .-' I--PEN ftfaf?-fb -Q k'e'?f'1aner ww '- viii L 2f? 1!1 4- 'fr . 2- . 'Q azapvrfg p w ' , -rge,,s.j.:r'f4m ff t X. S ' - ,, ggasv.i. f ea,-gig . gmsqsyag saggy' X may rmfsax 'A-wir l -f , tillf'PlrlllflfllMi'ag2f-M251 . . , rm N N 17.521-M- : ' .FY 7 :14, 'A r. ,' sa fir ff .T 1 f arg E gl 4, 'l a i4i.,E ?ff?f s - 'Fe asa .1 aw .S-. eff- --1 , f-, ,f --M--1H.w'u'.- ' 1' f r A p -M i,5-fs-f ia, Jn' A g - Wfn 'rvnlll9,l4ul'L-hi Lf l fm J uilxllllllhlgif e' 'l f.'1 -' Zfgy w. ' mf' , Zigla r '--I-'vrjlllll l fi-: . ' I r ' W-XrNXM: - --f 1- .3-l'l'lllWirmW '55 13 Ng.- I J' r -ff-r. av -Y A-.1 f . 'ami- r r I-l,f f rw 1 lr- ! , --L ,ll ' f ' wig-ff 'Ziff , s v ,agar Q5 - . - .f .er ww FM fff ve, 4 ' l si 31

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