St Johns College - Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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--'Ty enough to cuss the waiter Very slippery walking Big Billy W'a1d ov took a tumble 'md splashed all the watei from the guttei 3 3 - 2o+Senator Cronin absent from chapel. Collins stopped eating long .N 21- . . U . . - , , H, 7 C 22 -J IQ' J. Yr ' March I 2, 3M -Mr. Patrick Dougherty resolved to emulate George Wfashington, instead of Napoleon. Professor Bob Wliite was struck by a falling tree limb. 23-Professors Davis and Garver Qfrom Africaj did some work carry- ing limbs off the path. 24-Small, 'o4, took cold, because Beachley forgot to warm the news- paper before handing it to him. 25--IL11'1l'O1'S skipped chemistry. 26-Major Spates resumes the military discipline. 27-HCO1'1'1l1L1SliH Revell comes back. Freshies Merryman and Bowen ill. ' 28-P1'l11CC Henry of Prussia visited Annapolis, and it had to rain to keep us from formally greeting him as he passed the campus. 29-D'fCi71,f Comte cwozmd this year. MARCH. I-jay Bird turned poll parrot. It rained, it snowed, it hailed and blowed. That pesky ground- , hog! U P Major Beard and Color-Sergeant Spates hold an informal court- martial on the second floor stairsteps. Our good old friend, Dug Howard, leaves College. 4-Major Beard trains his muscles in the gym. 5-Rat Tat board took a rest. 8-Stag dance, brass band, girls, rough-house time. Pokey there. 9-'Sunday-withoutfthe sun. ' ro-Faculty mad. Q II- Brass band makes its appearance on the parade ground. Faculty tries to scare up Mooney and Harry Padgett. I2-Ruland, 'o5, said something. I3-Rat Tat board went to work. I4-Garey knew his Latin. -Rat Tat suspended hostilities. I6-Dr. White falls in love. 2o5

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February 23-Faculty shipped Hall and Hollingsworth for swiping the electric light. Students on strike. Tommy on the hog. 25-TOWV11Sl1C11d, ,O2, in the roleof the hero. He watched all night in a F reshie's room, with pistols, knives and razors, to pro- tect the Freshie from the G. 0. H. . 26-Sunday. Scabby, Powell and jones didnjt go to church. I Blecker resolves to be a doctor. 27-Rat Tat board held a secret session, which ended in a fight. o 28-Everybody has nervous prostration Qday before exams.j. 29-Wliislcers carried so much gouge-paper to exam. room that he had to prepare an index for it. 30-HI don't know much' QU, but what I do know I intend to keep to myself.',-Bradley's exam. motto. 31-Don't count here. I 32-DO11,t count, either. I FEBRUARY. 3-Blecker changes his mind. 4-Qld Somer darned his socks to have his photo taken. 5-Professor Soho left to accept the c-hair of French and Latin at the Baltimore City College. He had been with St. Iohrfs since 1894. - 6-German training vessel Moltke visited Annapolis. Dutch galore! 8-Exams. over. Life again! Blecker resolves to travel. . , Iuniors celebrate on second floor. General Grant and Wood- Q cock got drunk Q on waterj-. ' Q-VVOOCICOCIC didn't go to church. - - A Io-Second term dropped in on us. Blecker resolves not to make any more resolutions. II-Juniors skippedchemistry. A I2-BICCICCI' resolves to rest all the balance of the year. ' I4-A tidal wave of Hunks! We heard from the exams. after waiting seven days. All got valentines Czipsj except twenty-six fellows. I5-Anniversary of Pat Murphyis escape from Ireland. Also, the explosion of the Maine. - I6-Snowbound. Professor Von Schwertiglickenen-arrived: I8-Lights all out. Everybody and- the band, too, serenaded Ridgley, A I the new professor. I - h v . 204 X

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-St. Patrickis Day. The two Pats were out in green ! -Major Spates got strict. -Grant appears in his famous red jersey. -Brogclen C'o5j goes to see Clarkls f'o3j girl. -Clark goes to see Brogden's girl. -Clark and Brogclen fight. -Sunday. Greatest water ight of the year between fourth and second Hoors. ,Fourth Hoor won. ' -jim Rohrer niade 5 in Dutch. -Debate between Literary Societies. n if 'O C x M M 1 ll , O S 206