Johns Hopkins University - Hullabaloo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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EDITORS. VERNON COOR. RALPH ERSKINI-I CARSON. WILLIABI XVALLACE VVHITELOCK. SAMUEL HARRIS GUOGENHEIMER GEORGE CLARENCE BIORRISON. HANSON HISS. BUSINESS MANAGERS. JAMES CHEW JOHNSTON. EDWIN STANTON FAI's'r. SIDNEY LIILLION CONE. 0

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PREFACE. And now about the cauldron sing, Like elves and fairies in a ring, Enchanting all that you put in. -3l.u'nl-:ln IV. I, As may be seen from the above verses, the H0pl'z'rzs Jledley is typified by the witch's cauldron in the drama of Macbeth. Like those weird beings the editors and business managers have sought far and wide for the ingredients of their mixture, and have tried to compound it under the most propitious circumstances. First, the business man- agers have maintained a bright and constant fire. The flame ascend- ing from this, in the form of a cone, has so warmed the cauldron that almost constantly we may hear the hiss of the boiling waters, while one, from his birth a cook, has assisted in preparing and stirring the contents. We hope that the result will not prove unpalatable. Occasionally the reader will find a serious thought, and at other times tmay we express the fond hope?l it is intended that he should smile. We have endeavored to publish only original matter, yet, if any of the alleged jokes are old and gray-haired, please receive them with that reverence which is ever due to age. Nearly two years ago the Class of 'go conceived the idea of issu- ing an annual. Once we .deferred action, and made way for The Debutanle. The plan and scope of our work has been so 'much en- larged that it cannot be considered a continuation of '89's publication, but is, we hope, the first of a long line of Jlledleys to be issued by succeeding classes. Finally, in submitting the zlledley to the members of the Univer- sity and the general public, the editors wish, in behalf ot the class, to acknowledge their indebtedness to all the many friends who have assisted them in their task, and particularly to Acting President Remsen for his article on the University, to Mr. Samuel Snowden for legal advice, and to Mr. A. Lee Zeigler tuom-de-plume, Lee XVood- wardj for assistance in the artistic work. We also most cordially thank the other classes, the graduate students, the Fraternity Chap- ters, and local organizations for their contributions.