St Johns College - Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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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 '

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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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0 I .-4 A Look Into the Future l 'E' t From our knowledge of these gentlemenls tastes, we venture the following as a suggestion for their lifework: .A J. 1-1. Beard-Defective. Galbreath-School teacher. I Blecker-QPresident of the United States. Cronin-Politician QThirteenth wardj. Hopkins-Glass Blower V Hollingsworth-Keeper Qlighthousej .- Murphy-jail Warden. Jones-Car Conductor. Brogden-Barber, P - - q Tarbert, H. S.-Messenger to President Blecker. Mudd-Actor in Down East. A g Wilson, G.-Magazine Editor QTip Top Weeklyj. Padgett, H. H.-Stagger. 1 - Padgett, E.-The editor of The Black Cat. Wilmer-Military man. - - Ruland-An Qrator. A P A Smith-Pugilist. - W 4 Rasin-An Anarchist. Askey-Reporter for the f'New York---journal? Willing-The Editor of Puck. . A , , - - l -Jamison-Methodist Preacher. ' - Lilly-Balloonist Q gaseous economyj. ' Gore-Cigarette Maker. - - l- - at exe 4. . ' 4- ' 210 - ,-'fx-N 1