St Johns College - Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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GORE, ,o5. Our Freshman Kid is very sharp, We cannot pass him by, He always watches for his chance, And then he tells a lie. TOWNSHEND, ,O2. He's known as .Father 'Townshend Who thinks his valiant deed, Has saved the measly Freshmen From what they badly need. ' RANDALL, ,O2.j He wants to be a soldier, And in the army stand, A tassel on his cranium, A sheepskin in his hand. 9 HOLLINGSWORTH, ,O2. A killing grin, a charming style, A most reposeful air, An easy life is sure to be A life that's free from care. 1902. You boys keep quiet, Because, you know, The Senior Class Commandeth so! 1903. The Junior Class, With Sophomore, Will fool Naught-Twoi' Forevermore. 1904. The Cracker Jacks, In their own eyes, But Rat Tat work Will prove a surprise. 1905. Ye, Freshmen, remember, Your muscles to train, For when you are Juniors You'll need all your' brain. 208 7

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Rag-Time Railleries J COLLINS, '04. Our Wilkie-B0y's a sporty gent, And dresses very neat, . I-Ie'd rather die than spend at cent A Except for aught to, eat. ' - ' SPATES, '02.' ' Some people call him handsome, But We think he's been mis-called, For when you see him closely, You will find that he is bald. ' COOPER, '04. ' I-Ie's blustry and he's dangerous, A full grown' son-of-a-gun, A He bluffs his way through studies, Andmakes us plenty of fun. I-IALBERT, '04, P A fluffy head, an active hand, A most astounding nerve, 1 A Mooney face that is without A A single ugly curve. CRANE, '02, 1 p Just clear the track for I amiIT, I mean just what I say, I am the great and only one, , And you're a country jay. CUMMINS, '03. A boyiwho thinks the girls love him As does our learned Si, Should soon find out that other things Are soft besides thepie. WILLING, '05, I's de wisest ob de Freshmen S0 I guess I has de right sir, ' To keep my little Jay-Bird From blowin' out de light-f'Sir. WILSON, '04. I only hope for learning, ' I'm not of the foolish gang Who spend their time at foolball And who never give a dang. 207 P 4 f

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Cften Heard Major Tompson- I want you cadets to be partiklar about these things Professor Cain- If you make the proper subord1t1on it will perhaps be a happy expression. Dr F ell- I believe you owe me a little bill don t you? Professor Chew- Take the next chapter. You fellows arent studying Professor Cissel- Gentlemen you embarrass me Professor White- What mischief are you up to now P Professor Daniels- Ish dot so? Praise Kate' Doc. Garver- You ll have to get an order from Dr Fell Spates- You fellows will have to make less racket Hutchins- You fellows ought to be ashamed of yourselves Seth- By -Y I m hot aint I boy? Reed- I-Ioopee for Neewy' Soak em' Clark- You can t fool Paleface. Bradford- In the shade of the palms Mudd- Ill be - Wilmer- Guess I ll cluck. Elgen- Who knows where the Physics are? Scarborough- I am from the Eastern Shore Dustin- So I am with you always to our Willing- Who is de officer of de day? Smith- Brother Walter 1S a fine dancer. Everybody- Is the State House in session ?', Everybody- The bell rung yet ? Masenheimer- 'Pull the string! ' Burrough- I'll be doaged ! ' , .25 CC ' If ' 7? ,, . ' cl ,,! cc ! ' KC . ,, ,, ,, . H H H , . H . Cf Cl , , , ,, ' li 0 , H if . J SJ H , . D . If 27 H , H . . if , . ,, fn' ll . ,, . ,, C . ,, . ,, CC ' 17 B. Wilson- I'll be dad blamed if I can get the dang thing' Everybody- Company A, halt ! Everybody- What kind of drill are we going to have today? Collins-f'You'll have to brace up.', Everybody- Choke it off l Professor Cain- You're juggling with words 209 '