Johns Hopkins University - Hullabaloo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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MEMBERS. GROUP. STATE. Charles Carroll Marden, VI. Jfarylafzd. XVilliam VVatson McCulloh, VI. .Ilarylauaf Philip Randle Moale, A. fb. . IV. Jlarylazzd. NValdo Newcomer, B. 9. H. V. -Ifa1'y!a1za'. Leonard Magruder Passano, . II. Jlafjflaud. Arthur jackson Patek, . III. Wisconsin. XVilliam Peters Reeves, . VII. Indiana. Legh XVilber Reid. . . IV. Virginia. Ralph Robinson, fit K. XP. . VI. Jlaryland. Brantz Mayer Roszel, B. 9. II. . II. Jlarylafzd. john George Sadtler, B. 9. ll. . . VII. Jhuyflafzd. Benjamin Bittinger Shreeves, B. 9. H. VI. Jlafjflafzd. Robert Tunstall Taylor, A. CP. . . III. gllarylaud. XValter Herron Taylor, . VI. Viffgirzia. VVinfield Scott Thomas, . I. Delaware. Harry Ullmann, . . IV. lllissoziri. I-Ioratio Alanson WVarren, . . V. Cozzucciicui. PRELIMINARY MEDICAL: Isaac Arthur Abt, ..... III. Illinois. Mark Millikin, . . . . III. Ohio. SPECIAL STUDENTS: Horace Burrough, Chemislfjf. . . . . . fIffl7j'fllIld. james Armitage Emery, A. QD. Clzemisiry. . Disirifi of Columbia. HONDRARY MEMBERS: Samuel Guy Snowden, B. 9. II. . . . I. Jlarylaud. XVilliam Topping XVatson, B. 9. Il. . III. . illaryland. RECAPITULATIDN: XVhole number, 43. Maryland, 27, District of Columbia, 3, Illinois, 2, Ohio, 23 Virginia, 2g XVisconsin, 2g Connecticut, IQ Delaware, 1, Indiana, IQ Missouri, I, New York, 1. H Group I QClassicalp, 4g Group II CMathematical-Physical5, 23 Group III CChemical-Biologicaly, 17, Group IV CPhysical-Chemicaly, 45 Group V KLatin-Mathematicaly, 3, Group VI lHistorical-Politicall, 7, Group VII Qlodern Languagesy, 4. 16

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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.

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CLASS HISTGRY. A. B. FAUST. There is a history in all men's lives. -Slzakespeare. C!ass11zaies.' We are nearly ready to be hurled upon the world in an exploding bomb. While the preparations for the shot are being made, a few moments are yet left to us to join once more in friendship before our final parting, and while we are thus gathered together, let us try to live over again the three years so quickly passed and so filled with pleasant recollections. Let us have a hearty laugh, at times, let us be of good cheer, while one by one the familiar incidents of our college career pass quickly before our view, and may the Muses guide the train of recollections and order and embellish them ! When we were first received into the fostering arms of our Alma Mater, we were a motley company of about fifty freshmen. From those terrible examinations that were hurled upon our heads a num- ber escaped scot free-some of them, to their own surprise, even laden with the ever-exacting burden of scholarships, while others, less fortunate, but possessing the advantage of numbers, dragged behind them instead irksome conditions, that every day became heavier and more alarming, until their kind Mamma, pity-stricken, took away the wearisome burdens. As a class we were, of course, not as fresh as they make them now. We did not take possession of the tennis-court, nor build our fire there during the winter months, nor did we bowl in the gymnasium. But take a word of warning, young neophytes, next year when Tom reappears from over the waters, the mice will have to behave themselves, as we pretended to do. It is a peculiarity of our Alma Mater to put the freshman through various toils, whereby, if he survive, he may render him- self proof against all misdirected enthusiasm. For the indulgence of this peculiarity she initiated us into the mysterious P. H E. Such an amount of interest was developed for this famous triad, that not one of us would ever think of cutting, unless perhaps he 17