St Johns College - Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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X PREPARATO RY CLASS.

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iflqf- ' v Mit ag no such word as fail, providing we improve each mo- ment, and take advantage of every opportunity. This we hope to do, and trust that the history we make will From this it is a foregone conclusion that our names would never be handed down to posterity, for our writ- ing, fthis historyj and We would be forgotten as soon as we were dead, should our time come, as the boys well deserve being written. says, anyways soon. We will close, feeling it our duty to make history One consolation : In the lexicon of youth there is rather than write it. if I -' I 1 ,. 'Q if - ihmf' , x in W - QQ - -in Q, W' . A . o l ' Mi, x fm ,kyvfglgfi-:ai -F N ,ll 'ff xff-tt fr e at int l ,ny f .I :A if , x if - ,I -.fx v 5 , VIIW ' . 6:11.- 1' it i 'a -Q Ref' V1 4 .r it t s V' L t , D x I 1 I A ' in in M . Ill, n fi, fl .6 i .98

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L. J. BISHOP. H. S. CRAVEN. C. S. DESPARD. J. C. EICHMAN. J. S. FAY. A. A. GIRAULT. L. W. BAGGEII. J. M. GREEN. D. C. HANDY. E. W. CROPPER E. P. DUVALL. H. V. FARRALL. ' :fm-. 5' freparalory Sclzooh -x-'x-x++'x-x-+-x-+-x- FIRST cLAss. J. M. J. HODGES. W. W. KEYES. J. C. MCCAULEY. R. T. MILLIKIN. A. RANDALL. U. RASIN. SECOND CLASS. S. H. HARTMAN. D. L. HOWARD. T. A. POTTER. THIRD CLASS. R. FAY. D. R. MAGRUDER. T. J. NEILSON. H. STURDY. IOI J. T. RUSSELL. W. O. SPATES. R. B. SPENCER. E. H. TAnnu'r'roN C. F. WILLIAMS. J. W. CRAWFORD. J. T. ToRnER'r. J. H. Woon. T. S. SOZINSKEY. N. PORTER. O. G. RAYMOND. H. G. KNOX.