Johns Hopkins University - Hullabaloo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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the past ten years and the prosperity that is to follow. How shall we meet the emergency of the next five years? A prudent management of our affairs during the last few years has enabled the Tmusteesto pay alltheir current expenses,to build three line laboratories, to collect a great library and a large amount of apparatus, and to buy a great deal of real estate for the buildings that are wanted, and at the same time to lay by a consid- erable amount of accumulated income. This store they are now spending. It is not, like the widow's cruse, inexhaustible, but if the sum of gIO0,000 can be added to it, and if our receipts from tuition remain undiminished, the University will go forward, during the next three years, without contraction, without borrowing, and without begging. I am happy to say that, although the Trustees have not felt willing to make an appeal to the public, and although no authodzed suuenunus on dns muject have been pubhshed,a nunnber of the chizens of Baldrnore have of their ouui accord ex- pressed the desire to raise this amount and have pledged themselves for generous sums. It would be difficult for me to express the en- couragement I have received as one and another of these helpful hiends have intnnated then readiness un contdlnne liberaHy to- ward the desired amount. More than half of the proposed fund has already been definitely pledged. One subscription has come from New York, another from Liverpool, but almost all, as we might expect, have come from those who are most intimately ac- quainted with the working of the University, our own neighbors and friends, who know the difhculties under which we labor, the methods which we follow, and the hopes by which we are inspired. Since the above statements were made, additional subscriptions have been received, making the success of this movement almost certain. -i2.1-':s..f-sid - -2.-fr:-5 - Tf??e:l5:'f ei - i Ame 2595? 'ISI E' 13

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CLASS OF Eg. COLORS, . . . MARROON AND OLD GOLD CLASS YELL: HOP-Kms! HOP-KINSI H-0-P-Kms! XVHOOP-HER-UP FOR HOP-KINSI EIGH-TX INIINE Presz'deu1', . . . LIZIC6'-fj7'6'SZ'd6'7lf, . Secrefary, . Treasznfer, . Hz's!0ria1z, . Poet, . . Prophel, S . C' 01ll1lZl'ff6'6, 2 E1'6CIlfZ'Z'6 MEMBERS. Adolph Bernhard, . . Hiram Horsburgh Bice, . . john Sedgewick Billings, XValton Bolgiano, B. 9. H. . Theodore Cooke, . . Frank Barnum Culver, . Richard Edward Edes, Daniel Nathan Eisendrath, Albert Bernhardt Faust, B. 6. Charles Lee Fulton, . . joseph Elliott Gilpin, B. 6. II. Ross Granville Harrison, George Newton Cressy Henschen, . William Sadler Hilles, . Edwin Richard Hodge, . William Isaac Hull, B. 9. H. Harry Clary Vlones, . . George Charles Keidel, . jesse VVilIiam Lazear, fb. K. AP. . Alfred Mann, . . 15 A. 111. . OFFICERS: . . . . XVALDO NEWCOMER . XVALTER HERRGN TAYLOR . RICHARD EDWARD EDES . . XVILLIAM SADLER HILLES . ALBERT BERNHARDT FAUST HORATIO ALANSON XVARREN . . FRANK BARNUM CULVER . XVALTER HERRON TAYLOR. . ALBERT BERNHARDT FAL'sT BENJAMIN BITTINGER SHREEVES. G RO U P. STAT E . IV . . . . Ohio. I. . . Aiew Ibrk. III. . Dz's!rz'fi of Columbia. III. . . Jlarylazzd. III. . . Illaryland. I. . . .lla ryland III. . Disfricf of C0fll1IlbZ.0. . III. . . . I!lz'1z0z's. II. VII. . . Jlarylarzd. Y I. Jia ryland. III. . .lla ryland. . . III. Jllaryland. III. . Jlaryland. . V1 I. ,lla rylarzd. II I. . Ifllaryland. . YI. .lfa ryland. III. Jfavgfland. . V. .lla ryland. III. -1Iaryla1za'. I I I . Wisconsin.