Baltimore Polytechnic Institute - Cracker Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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-.s Members ' iff' A, of the , fi N V x lx! i. Class of 1902 I Fl! l -AA Thank You JOSlSl'll A. li.XLDXY1N-tXSSlSt3.llt Business Manager of S,XI.Rl.XGLfNlll.,' President of the l. O. XV. D.g Manager of the Football Team of lgor. Isle is noted for asking silly questions in lXl1'. I-l.'s room. The fellows say he has learned to dance and has become a ladies' man-especially at Govanstown. FRANK O. Bovo-Assistant Editor of the Y f S.xLxrAGUNDI. He does not seem to have a very great liking for anything connected with the school g hut he is very proud of having made certain drawings for the Fire Department. I3

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Class Song Air: Then You'll Remember Me. We're gathered now, my class-mates, To join our parting song, To pluck from memory's wreath the buds, Which there so sweetly throng, For on life's broad, tempestuous sea We launch on harquelets ncwg But ere we go we'll drink the health Of Class of Nineteen-twog Class of Nineteen-Class of Nineteen-tw No more for us yon tuneful bell Shall ring for morning prayers, No more with hesitating feet We'll mount yon lofty stairs: Our recitations all are o'er, 'Lumnuses now, you knowg NVe'll swell the praises long and loud, Dear Class of Nineteen-twog 0 Class of Nineteen-Class of Nineteen-two. NVe go to taste the joys of life, That Hoat upon its tide, Now glittering in the sun-beams, Now dancing in their prideg But, bubble-like tl1ey'll break and burst, And leave us sad you knowg There's none so sweet as memory Of Class of Nineteen-two: Class of Nineteen-Class of Nineteen-two., I2

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in I ,Jw 'iii ,- JOHN B. CAU'rL1aY-P1'0pl1et of the class. l'itied for his trials in a room where we must be on time. He is made to stand up, sit down, do neither, or both, as com- mandedg but as all orders come at once, he sometimes finds it very trying' to obey them. Romzkir D.x1.L, Ju.-XVe all know lns aver- sion to marriages and-short skirts. I-Ie once professed a wish to ,ego 10,000,000 miles from l3altimore when he graduates. XV1r.r.1.xM L. D12 lhtrnfiua-Assistaiit Edi- tor of the S.xr.M.xc:UNDI 5 Librarian ofthe ln- stituteg Secretary of the Lowell Literary Society. Q His greatest pleasure is to beard Richard the Lion-Hearted in the lattcr's own den and argue him into confessing that the book is wrong. He also likes to contradict the other instructors. 14