Baltimore Polytechnic Institute - Cracker Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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.1 QWDQYDTQ Editorial Staff H. QUIMBY LAYMAN, Clzivf. FRANK O. Born. XVIl.I.l.XM L. IDE BAUFHE WALTIQR M. Guismc. G. Folcxxzx' SHIQYOCK. C11,xR1.Es F. Yfucmlzv. 4 Business Managers JOHN K. F1.1v1ucNscu1Lu'r. Josnvu A. BALDWIN. vii

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Board of Editors

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11 It .,:- A in iisQi.Jif'7, , 7 Lg ie . f'- . ', t- Q , , .4-. 1. WT f 1 X l i:. Q Rim.-,I fm, IQJ. as 1 41 tif e '77 Ill' .T T' T' I 1 - ' A A K 1 e ' 1 ' k i ll: U, l- F' ?: ' A A .. , A ' . Q .4 . T happened one afternoon in the early part of the year, that the Class of iO2, llaltimore Polyteelmic Institute, passed upon a very momentous question. There were many grave faces to be seen, and, as the class filed from the meeting-room and wended its way along the corri- dors, not a word was spoken. Days passed. The serious demeanor of the Class made itself apparent to everyone. The Faculty became suspiciousg the Postgraduates wonderedg the lower elassmen stood aghast and marveledg aye, the whole school mar- veled. Oh, what hours of thinking and planning! Again the elass met in secret session. Business was being put through with unusual care and precision, when suddenly the intense interest was broken in upon by a cheer from the court below. Then there followed a ringing exclamation-''Eureka! We know it! NVe know it! Un the room death-like silence reigned supreme.j The A class is editing a year book l A year book l A year book ! The very air seemed to be filled with yells and cheers. Instantly the meeting adjourned and the class sought refuge behind the locked doors of the library until the first effect of this startling revelation had passed away. viii