Johns Hopkins University - Hullabaloo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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DEDMEZXHON Alma Mater-Once we found it an empty and resounding phrase, employed by antiquated alumni who endeavored, pathetically, to discover some emotion held in common with a group of irreverent undergraduates. And we thought little of the spirit of the university which in- spired such devotion,eand less of the spirit of devotion which enabled us to attend that univer- S1ty. Alma MatereFostering Mother. For a second, like a candle flaring suddenly in a dusky room, the words had meaning, and we were aware of a certain beauty in the metaphor, transiently realizing that there existed a debt to an actual Mother who had fostered lovingly and sacrificed splendidly. Once, for a second, one was ashamed; then one forgot. Now we remember-Alma Mater-At this our parting, in a new and poignant tenderness for our University, our Alma Mater, we recollect with like tenderness those Mothers of iiesh and blood who made that sentiment possible. In dedicating to them this book, we express our gratitude to those who fostered our gradual development, sympathized with our youthful tragedies, and cherish our present success. iii iiiiiml hm 11ml 1' mm '1 WNW . 5111111111!!! e Wiiii ! iii 1!! um mi! im : 1!!! 'l. !1,!!