Western Maryland College - Aloha Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

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JAMES MITCHELL BENNETT. . . HARRY RALPH COVER ....... JOHN WILMERTON DARLEY .... CHAUNCEY CARYL DAY ....... GEORGE MONROE ENCLAR ..,.. THOMAS SHEPHERD ENGLAR. .. LAURA BELLE FOARD .....,.. LINLEY WILLIAM GERRINGER. . . ROBERT JOSHUA GTLL ...... MAMIE INEZ HALL ...... BELLE CAMPBELL HILL .... HELEN GERTRUDE HOOPER... . FLORENCE ELISE ISRAEL. . . MARY ETHEL JOY ....... VESTA IRENE KIMLER ........ WILLIAM AUGUSTUS LEDFORD.. . RUSSELL VINTON LEVVIS ..... MIRIAM MILLER .......... EARLY I'IAMP'l'ON BHOSER ..... CECILLE MARCELINE PARKS. .. FRANCIS PIIILO PHELPS ....,. THOMAS FOREMAN SMITH ......... JOSEPH l.VIARSHALL THOMPSON. . . WILLIAM DOLLY TIPTON ..... ETHEL DOROTHEA WELCH ..... CLARENCE TVILLIAM TVI-IEALTON. . . WILLIAM RICHARD VVILEY .... CHARLES PERRY XVRIGHT. . . Class . . . . . .Riverton . . .Westminster . . f ...... Baltimore . . .New Freedom, Pa. . . . . .New Windsor . . . . .Medford ..........Forest Hill ...Elon College, N. C. . . . . . ..Seattle, Wash. . . . . . .Lilian, Va. . . .Uniontown . . . .Easton . . . . .Baltimore . . . .Leonardtown . . .Williamsport ...Casar, N. C. . . .Gaithersburg . . .Cherry Hill . . .Shoals, N. C. . . .Parksley, Va. . . .Cambridge . . . . .Denton . ...North East . . . . . .J arrettsville .............Hoyes . . . Chincoteague, Va. . . . . . .J arrettsville . . .Federalsburg 27

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SENIOR CLASS

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,-,-,,...i-l ' ,y mu- ,WL .-.W - l 'Wl 5 My ' -- Y 7 '-f 'A AA- gigfi -QL 7 ' -'li' W if' i ' 'irg?'g f j ' ' ' 1 ' mn' e 1 as ii-7, ..--V. -- A or 1 e'L ,' i il' il Zif f ,J 1 Wli'i71!f 'f F 'F WIT?-limi '-,iv-1-4 f' Ll U f ' -' 3- -- -'jr x ' 1, W A' W 4.1 i L ' fj'l.1 .TZ , 'ft 'J - ' liif 1 1 l2'f f WW 7 0, fi zfffges f 1 W P 6.5 f' Q 1 pq l if 1 Il rf.. f lil' 1 ' F fi 3 I 7-W-JZTKV' . , fi-rgT..n, -'e-, A , W1-3-if-If-,., lllif iiallllliwii ll wvhslillwl il lil lHlllt5ii1VLQJL?1jWY The Class of 1910 entered Western Maryland College in the fall of 1906 as the largest class, up to that time, that had ever entered college. Since our matriculation there have been a few additions, many subtractions and no divisions, until now we are graduating with twenty-eight. We have now reached our maturity in college life and will herein chronicle a few of the happenings that have made our college days eventful. Our Hrst roll-call was answered by twenty-one graduates from the Prep School and forty-four new students. Cur Freshman year was one of careful tutelage under the direction of the Upper-Classmen. Hazing thrived. In this year we laid the foundation for future success. Dr. Lewis was away and we got our start under circumstances that bred in us a spirit of independence that the Doctor has tried in vain to eradicate during the last three years. Vie had more fun per capita than any preceding or following class has ever had. But the pace was too strong for some as the number of expulsions and suspensions will attest. The class was a unit from the irst day it arrived on College Hill. ln athletics we made good. Mack and Whealton made the Varsity football team, Smith the baseball, and Elderdice, Gill, Moore, and Whealton the track teams. In basketball we secured second place with a team composed of Captain Mack, Elderdice, Latimer, Gill, and Roberts. We closed the year with the best display of nreworks that had been seen here up to that time and the Ciceronian Oration by Smith. The elocution contestants were Gerringer, Lewis, and Smith 5 28