Johns Hopkins University - Hullabaloo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES. C. MORTON STEWART, FRANCIS WHITE f37'c'5l'd13lIl T rea.m1'e1'. LEWIS N. HOPKINS, Secretaajf. W. GRAHAM BOWDOIN, CHARLES J. M. GWINN, WILLIAM T. DIXON, JAMES L. MCLANE, JOSEPH P. ELLIOTT, J. HALL PLEASANTS, ROBERT GARRETT, ALAN P. SMITH, DANIEL C. GILMAN, JAMES CAREY THOMAS L--4-Q-Q- FACULTY, 1891-92. DANIEL C. GILMAN, LL. D., Prexfdenz' zy'Me U1ZZ.WE7JZ'0l. J. J. SYLVESTER, F. R.5., D. C. L., P7'QfEJJ07' Emerzlzzx qf Illafhealzzztirs, BASIL L. GILDERSLEEVE, PH. D., LL. D., Prgfessor ry' Greek. IRA REMSEN, M. D., PH. D., Przfessor ry' Chefzzislfjf. ' HENRY A. ROWLAND, PH. D., P1'ofe.v.rar zyfPh,1'.vic.v. H. NEWELL MARTIN, DR.SC., M. D., F.R.s., Prqifssof' of Biology. PAUL HAUPT, PH. D., Prqfemaf' :yr thx .S'C l1ZI'fl'L' Lzzfzgmzgex. WILLIAM H. WELCH, M.D., Pr4y es:or of l'atho!ogJf. 20

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like the Oxford Union, tl1e Student Associations of lidinburgh and Paris, and the Student Unions of German universities. The development of class spirit among undergraduate students has been especially noticeable since the year 1889, when the first Class Book was published. In tl1e successive volumes of this valuable series of student publications, the whole history of recent social development may be clearly traced. The class spirit is seen not only in more definite organization, but in the athletic games, annual banquets, monthly suppers, class yells, class alumni organizations, class reunions, etc. It is 'impossible to describe, in this connection, the great number of local organizations which have sprung up in recent years, such as glee clubs, banjo clubs, tramp clubs, fencing clubs, tennis clubs, the teams for foot-ball, base-ball, lacrosse, etc. The Gymnasium and tl1e Athletic Association, with its representation of classes and alumni, together with the athletic grounds at Clifton, have done m11ch to promote vigorous life and real student spirit among the young men of johns Hopkins University. It is a pleasant sight to see them in their flannel suits and sweaters driving through Charles Street in great omnibuses with six horses and giving the Hopkins cheer as they pass the University Club. The johns Hopkins Alumni Association, organized in 1887, is beginning to show an enthusiasm for their Alma Mater, in annual banquets on the 22d of February, our Founder's Day. Branch alumni associations have already been formed in New York City, Washington, Wisconsin, and California. Pleasant places for tl1e social reunion of alumni are now found in the Fraternity houses, which are likely to prove more and more a bond of union in the social life of the Johns Hopkins University. Concerning all these various living institutions, behold it is written inthe Class Book of 1892. S7 Z fd PFS ,aerial of x t Xl Egg' '

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SIMON NEXVCOM li, l'll. Il., LL. D., l'r'qfr.mu' qf.IL1fhf'r11ulr'rx mul .-l.rhnuun1.u'. EDWARD H. GRIFFIN, D. D., LL.lJ., l'rayL':.ror fy'Mr llfslury Qfl'hilv.foph,1'. mm' llmn. XVILLIAM OSLICR, M. D., l'nyL'.fxur uf Ihr l,I'I'llflffa'.9' .uni l'rm'l1'r.' qf.llnl1nur. HENRY M. IIURD, A. M., M. D., Prrfr.r.r0r of l'.ry4'01'ufrj'. HOWARD A. KELLY, A. M., M. D., I 'rafrnur qf Q1'rnccnlqgy. HERBERT B. ADAMS, PH. D., LL. D., l'rql2'.r.rvr of .-lrnrrimn mul lu.rlilufium1l llixlnrju VVILLIAM K. BROOKS, PH. D., l'I'!fft'.fJ'0l' of Animal 1'llvrphvlv,g.1'. MAURICE BLOOM FIELD, PH. D., I 'rqfrxxvr of Sam',l'rif and C'on1paralIr'e l'hilolfgfy. THOMAS CRAIG, PH. D., PflffdS50I' ry' Puff IIf0fh!7lll1fl'C.f. A. MARSHALL ELLIOTT, PH. D., Prayfxrxar :fthe Altllllllflfc' Larzgzlagcs. WILLIAM S. HALSTED, M. D., Prq'e.s':or ay Surgzry. HARMON N. MORSE, PHD., l'rqfe.r.r0r q'Amzl1'l1'cal Cqhfllllllfljg MINTON WARREN, PH. D., Przyessor of Latin. GEORGE H. WILLIAMS, PH. D., - Prqfessor ry' lnoriganir Geology. JOHN S. BILLINGS, M. D., LL. D., Ledurer on zllzmiczlbal lbfgicnc. GEORGE HENRY EMMOTT, A. M., Assnciate Prdcssor qf Logir, and Leciurzr on Raman Law HENRY WOOD, PH. D., Assacialz Pr4y't.r.ror cy' German. RICHARD T. ELY, PH. D., Anociate Pnyessor of Pol:'!iral Eronnmy. 21