Johns Hopkins University - Hullabaloo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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YDEDICATED fo our FAIR C ON TEMPORARIES of fhe JOHNS HOPKINS MEDICAL SCHOOL Hamann

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THE HULLABALO0 452' ?g.N Z4 I 98 I N. .Ib Qi-x 1- kg Qgq- 'ls JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY -3 PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS GF NINETY EIGHT

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ff' Ji 5, F ' .4 -'vim w' 7 INTRODUCTION J. . it be true that a preface is the most interesting and valuable part of a book, because it satisfies 'ff -1 our curiosity by revealing the author s beliefs, and , renders a perusal unnecessary by announcing the K conclusions that have been reached, this volume i. needs no preface Its authors have no beliefs, and the book has reached no conclusions The The editors are painfully conscious of the many defects which the ungentle reader will find herein. It lacks continuity, the names are not euphoniousg the photographs have not that subtle charm which W x A , lx 4 fy ' 9 -S . ,1 5 Z ' oi, ,if lL ,jf 0 it ' , P Vi: P Il tt P Ja, l Ib ' Wan? ' . . . .fi gentle reader is therefore advised to peruse tt. I Q Hn CC 79 ,ivzil makes the year-book of our Ladies College a ioy forever. But despite all this, they still take comfort in the thought that in all the world there is not another book quite like it. One word more. The gentle reader will find be- tween these covers a few stray efforts at a ioke. Now ioking is serious business, and the editors are not serious. It is, therefore, altogether possible that some jokes may need explaining. But if the gentle reader be also passing fair, the explanation may be readily obtained from any member of the Class of '98, or, at any rate, from THE EDITORS. 5