St Johns College - Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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SINCLAIR. If he has nothing to say, he says it. A good example for others. Never in a hurry, but he always gets there on time. STRAHORN. It's a tall, thin chap, with a gift of gab very gallop- ing. -Dickens. Thinks 13 an unlucky number, when, as it happens here, he is No. 13, and dinner on the table for but 12- Born in Cecil. When P Don't know., But one thing's certain - his feet did grow. Love originates in the heartg brains have nothing to do with it. 80

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Ev.-ws. - , A boy who can't sing, and will sing, ought to be muzzled. Torn from a sand pile by the wind from a Wicomico express, going at the rate of fourteen miles an hour. Seems to be particularly fond of child-ren. Goes to Washington quite often to see my aunt. LvoNs. Many a man who is cramped for time in this world, will have time to burn in the next. Gift of Apollo, requires a derrick to raise him in time for early French. Chief accomplishment, blowing glass in the laboratory in the absence of Professor C. - MAYO. Shall we meet beyond the river ? So modest, yet, O so deep ! Born in the Ancient City some time-date unknown- about the time of the great cloudburst. Specimen of spontaneous generation. Has quite a faculty for skipping French. N MELVIN. P It's a wise man who never says a word when the other fellow happens to be the bigger. Twinkle, twinkle, little star ,' How I wonder what you are. Found in a plum pudding at the Maryland Hotel. MULLAN. The man always kicking for a raise, should try one of his kicks on a can of dynamite. Like Topsy, just growedf' Not as fond of winters as he seems to be of summers. NICHOLS. Too quiet to say much, and too lazy if he wasn't. Favorite quotation, No drill. 79

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