Marston School - Howler Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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The HOWLETT - 1929 Qgvcvivg if LOUIS ALLAN ERSKINE ' ' Ouflrla' ' WILL ENTER HOPKINS W Entered school 1914. Manager Football 1917-18. Football M 1917-18. Lacrosse Squad 1916-17-18-19. Soccer Squad 1917. 1 Soccer sMt 1918. Associate Editor Register 1917. HM aubf fuult is that foe bum no ' Dfamafic Club 197-6'17'7-8'7-9 fuulr. Sport Editor Howlett. 'QIRISHH in this case represents not only a nickname but a nationality as well. The good-looking youth featured above is a true son of Erin, and was indeed, born on that beautiful emerald isle. All this, no doubt, accounts for his unfailing sense of humor which he has so skillfully injected into many of the dramatic club performances of the past. One might think that the cries for hot water, towels, and the like, hurled at him in the position of football manager, would ruHle his temper, and, indeed, we are sure they would ruffle ours if we were in his place, but do they annoy him? Positively: no. He ignores them all as any football star could testify. I-lere's predicting a' bright future for Allan, and, in closing, it will be only htting to say Ireland forever. I would I were u Huge muuuger. lf-Ol

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The HOWLETT - 1929 G'3D-ing CHARLES HORACE DAVIS ' ' Charlie' ' WILL ENTER HOPKINS Q9 Entered school 1915. Football M 1917-18. Lacrosse Squad 1917. Locrosse M 1918-19. Soccer sMt 1 917-18. Student Council 1918. Athletic Association 1918. Circulation Manager Howlett 1919. Associate Editor Register 1917. He looks ear butter would me! in Dramatic Club 192.6-17-18. hi: mom' Q 1 04111473 CHARLIE hails from Poolesville, a small town just outside of Frederick, which he has been endeavoring in vain to tell the world about. He has succeeded to advertise it enough in Marston's that the boys have decided not to honor his town with their presence. We all have heard of a country boy coming to the City. Well, Charlie was one of these, but in a very short time became quite accustomed and satisfied with Baltimore, and has proven to be one of the best fellows we have ever known. Poolesville has surely missed him, but will be proud of his return after being away four years. He has also distinguished himself in football, lacrosse, and soccer, being a mainstay in each and displaying a clean, brilliant game. We predict great things for Charlie whether he settles in Poolesville, New York, or Kalamazoo, and wish him the best of luck. D0n't you think there Jhouloi he more clzehr for women. i19l

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The HOWLETT - 1929 Qsfcsws JOHN ELZEY HAYWARD ' 'Jalan' ' WILL ENTER HOPKINS W Entered school 1913. Football Squad 191.7-2.8. Lacrosse M 1918-19' Then be will talk, Good God, bow ' Associate Editor Register 1917. be will talk. ' ERE, ladies and gentlemen, is the one, lone, and only known living specimen of that far-famed and highly exploited band of human beings, known by the people of both hemispheres as the Ruxton Boy Scouts. H t His weaknesses are hunting, trapping, and chopping down trees, possessing a frailness for the latter. He forages for his food in the A. 84 P. and Doc's store, where he was caught after a long and hard chase. And now, friends, you have the privilege of viewing for the first time in any public appearance, Mr. John Hayward. We thank you. In spite of all this ballyhoo, John is not a side-show freak, as one may think, but a respected member of the back-roomers and the bridge-brigade. As an athlete he is known to be of the best, if not the best lacrosse goalie in the state, playing a wonderful game for two years at this post. I Jim!! be bmi, and bad, and bmi. llll