Marston School - Howler Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Former Students NOW in the bcrvlce XVARFORD ATKINSON RJGANEY. JOHN BALDNVIN RICH. IEDNVARIJ AXYRAULT IUJIHNSON. EVDRDTT Rlmlmlc. DAVIDGD 1?IARR1sON ROWLAND. IAIENRY AUOUSTUS 1f0WLAND. fX1J+1XANDER H. RI:'r111cRl4'ORD. T. DONALDSON SLOAN. .ALAN 1'1cNN1MAN Snuwlr. SAMUEL TAGART Swlcmm, JR. CHARLES BIORTON S'r1+:wAR'r III IQEDMOND C. ST1f:WAR'1'. S. LURMAN STENVART. WV. 1'LUNKm'flr STENVART. XVILLIAM IUONNELL STEWART. CHARLES IIENRY 'l'1LG1lMAN. XVILLIAM ITONNICLL TILGHMAN. :RICHARD LLOYD fl'ILGlrMAN. GDORG1-1 XVINSHII' TAYLOR. :RALEIGH C. THOMAS. GOUOH XVINN 'l'nOM1'soN. HAICYQY CARROIQ THOMPSON. .Toslavll WVIOKES. RANDOLPH PIERSOL XVILLIAAIS. IIARLAN XVILLIAMS.

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Former Students Now in the SCFVICC STUART HO1'I'ER. CHARLES HOLLOWAY. GEORGE V ERNON HOGAN. STUART JANNEY. BERWVICK LANIER. COLUMBUS 0'DONNEI.I. LE FELIX AGNUS LESER. BENJAMIN EVERETT LEWIS. .DOUGLAS GORDON LOVELL. ROBERT G. LOWNDES. WILLIAM B. LIARYE. WVILLIAM IIONVARD BIATTHAI. AIIl!F1li'1' DIIIII NIATTIIAI. CHARLES M. MA'1'IIIAS. JOIIN MCHENRY. ALLAN MCLANE, JR. JAMES IIOXVARD MCHFINRY. JOHN MORTON. JAMES RUSSEIIII NIANNING. HERIIERT MICI-IAEL. HARRY STUMI' MIDDENDORB'. JOIIN VVILLIAM NIIDDENDORF, J HARRY OBERT ORRICK. HAROLD ASII PHILIPS. XVILLIAM ALEXANDER R1kNDAI,I E, JR. R 1.

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The Exhibition As usual, on the 'Wednesday evening before the Easter holidays, we held our a11nual athletic exhibition at the B. A. C. The usual prepara- tions l1ad been tediously. perfected and' worked out by Mr. lVoodruiT and Mr. Hartley. WVhen the white-clad athletes came trotting upo11 the iioor to partake in the maze, running and calisthenies, a great round of applause arose from a crowd which filled tl1e gymnasium. ,l'yran1id.s, lndian club drills, boxing and wrestling all came in their regular order, the boxing match, with blackened gloves, caused, as usual, great amusement. The little fellows then showed how an excellently trained class can execute ditlicult feats on the horses. Several 1lOVCl features aroused much amusement and applause. Gap- tain Hodell led his cadets upon the fioor and put them through the drill. They executed several diflicult movements, the colors were presented, and, altogether, it was a very impressive ceremony. VVhile the men were dressing for the drill, Larson, the world's champion high jumper, who is new in the army, gave a. demonstration. He jumped about six feet two inches, a11d cleared it easily. He is from Brigham Young University a11d has jumped more than seven feet. After the drill everyone went down to the pool. The exercises i11 the pool rivalled in skill and interest those in the gym. ,lt was plainly shown how a beginner is taught to swim and dive. The lite-saving demonstration was interesting as well as in- structive. flt seemed about this time as if some people among the spectators were getting a little tired and warm, but when the candle race, Monte Christo, tlllfl tub contests came along, excitement and amusement ran high. After a couple of races the exhibition was ended by a close game of water-polo, which formed a fitting climax Io an enjoyable evening.