Western Maryland College - Aloha Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

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Y - - 1. . . A 'fx-. ---M A., ..,-- V I Rv!! :-.,,f+-,gh f- C-is - preface. away, . by sound and sense it is ALOHA Could any syllable breathe more N delicious music or suggest more tender significance? 'And just what it sounds like it means-Aloha. if if if if if It is a greet- ing and a farewell, it expresses the feeling of the heart whether that be the ordinary courtesy of hospitality or the tender sympathy of personal affec- tion. ie if if And no one could fail to respect the word that adapted itself to so many uses and did so much downright hard work. Friends, this, is the 1902 ALOHA of Western Maryland College. With the advent of this volume the class of 1902 makes its bow, steps down from the stage of college work and joins the long procession once known as students, now remembered as graduates. As a fitting reminder of our college days we now presentto you our class book, and in doing so we have endeavored to put into your hands the most interesting edition of annuals ever published by the students of W.. M. C. I - We do not claim for our ALoHA any extraordinary excellence, for we can realize its imperfections, but we do claim your indulgence, gentle readers, for we can ask you to remember that it is published by college students and not by experienced editors. Our only aim is to offer the ALoHA as a token of our many happy col- lege hours, and to bind firmly together past memories of those fleeting moments now so dear to us all. If it shall serve this purpose its mission will be fulfilled. A We trust this memorial of the 1902 Class may be read with pleasure and satisfaction by every student, alumnus and friend of Western Mary- land. We wish here to publicly thank all who have in any manner assisted us. 'And special mention must be made of our artists, Messrs. Weeks, Saulsbury and Chaflinch, for their ready contributions. Also we extend our hearty thanks to Mr. Charles Gorsuch for having so willingly aided us in our busi- ness department. And now the 1902 ALOHA is an open book to the public. ND one other word must be noted for its exquisite beauty both of 4 V - 4- ' ' ' ,ff . l ' ' ..13..

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d t of the school since its incorporation in 1898, and his Work for and en among the boys is perhaps the most congenial employment of his busy life. ' A ' ' ction with any institution is The mention of Mr. Baker s name in conne an honor of which it may justly be proud, and Western Maryland has been especially fortunate in having him for a number of years as one of its Board of T rustees, not only because of his ability and hearty interest in her suc- cess, but because of h buildings-Baker Chapel in 1895, and the President's residence in 1889. . . . th It is with a mixed feeling of gratitude and pleasure then that we, e graduating class of VVestern Maryland, dedicate to so worthy a name our Annuals, and we do so trusting that to a fruitful past of three score years there may be added many more equally successful. is material aid in donating two of her handsomest X 'ia ' 1 J ijt Q12.

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