St Johns College - Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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,,.' Xu Sf-L l l l I 1 E i 1 l l l , l I l l l i l 1 . .4 7' . .1 1 1 3 K - M, M ff 5, , 1'-1-,.,,., .- ..., . .V -9,2--. .- . .. . CLARK. Has a head for Math., or most anything. A most proficient and enthusiastic critic and orator. Has a liking for Pokey and the girls. A boy who can't sing and will sing ought to be muzzledf' , CRONK. Every rule has its exceptions, Aho? there is C171 exception to every rule, But he 'is the greatest in this school. Uses cheap cologne, and writes to girls on red paper with white ink. Old rhaldy, and lahk, f Ahd oftehtlrhes called Crank, CUMMINS. ., Resurrected from the Baltimore City jail in 1899. p The white man's burden Qand girls', tooj y I Expects to be Salutatorian of '03, Spends his spare time across College Creek, Doesn't correspond with more than Ioo girls. DOUGHERTY. F or eloqaehce and wit ahcl -all like-a-that, You cah't find ah equal to our 'wonderful Pat. A veritable lynxq A One of the cream of society. A Perfectly satisfied With himself, but with no one else. Some praise at morning what they blame at night, But always think the last opinion right. ELGEN. Ah eramplle to follow! A lrzxlhg Apollo! A Has traveled from The Earth to the Mooni' with Jules Verne no less than nine times. . He came from the land of Nowhere QCarroll Countyj. After he gradu- ates he will go back. Aims at a career oi glory upon the opera stage. The man with the hoe. . A 157

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Wilt BEATTY. Zhacf I. A Rustic slew-footed bookworm, dropped here from the confines of the Eastern Shore. ' p BLECKER A man in close touch with the Seniors.- Has no special aim in life. A literary enthusiast, though not gifted with much gibbosity. An athlete yesterday, a philosopher today, a soldier tomorrow, and a crank for evermore. pe Talks only about his complexion and other people's faults. Spends his time thinking how successfully his importance and his literary culiarities Will combine to make him famous. Hard to beat for nose, gall and sarcasm. 156 CK 71 i

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1 1 1 i 1 1 i I i i 1 1 , 1 i i i i l 1 l 1 1 I l 1 1l l I l 5 1 I vt 1 11 1 i i -4 .1 1 5 S E. L 1 1 1 i 1. VI i i I 'i '1 .4 r D3 Q s 9 t H 9 K E 1 L GALBREATH. Love of honor and praise bespeaks a soul exempt from pride. A favorite with the Seniors. Fished from a Darlington school house and fried in the pan of conceit. A would-be conqueror. GAREY. f' Crabbed age and youth cannot go together.-Slialeespeaie. A man much misunderstood. A spark, a noise, an explosion-that is all 1 Stolen from a tin peddler in the sixteenth century. Expects to graduate. GRANT. Came from Alphag will end up in Qmega. A religious, political and educational reformer. Disappointed in love affairs. Has bow-legs, fain' eyes, and head on slant, We call hiin General becaiise his naine's Grant. HALL. One of the most persistant fourth-Hour water-rats. '4Sure some to vex, but never all to please. Chief accomplishment-riding a pony, Born in Harford, raised on cigarettes. Is studying for the ministry. HANDY. He thinks his life some fair flower the early spring supplies. Has a tendency for going to Chemistry in spite of the protests of his class mates. ' Very much liked by the girls. Delicate as at snowflake and inodest as a pansy. Pickle as a inaiden, and pretty neaif a dandy. HoLL1NGsWoRTH. i cg !3 A healthy frame, and a quiet mind. In questions of dress, rest and folly, Inst call on ont' beantifnl Ch0lly. 1581