University of Maryland School of Pharmacy - Terra Mariae Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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RANDOLPH WINSLOW, A.M.. M.D., LL D.

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i ijamz -rCTT.m-jiT,.i7rg:ilI3BggJ»a»»»i .» ' l WiagI ' »!3 »]?lip i z msz E With sijjiial ability Dr. Fell set to work to restore St. John ' s to its former jiosition. When he took charge there was a lonsj-standiiii, ' mortgage of . v O.OOO hanging over the school. ' I ' hrough liis efforts that has been entirely wiped out. The linal acc(jm])lishment of his administration was the merging of St. johtiV with the L ' niversit of .Maryland. Dr. I- ' ell was born in l.i eri)ool. Ivngland. July 1, . IS. 1. I lis father was a surgeon in the English Army, and was killed in the Crimean War. Dr. h ' ell was educated at the R(i al Institution School ni l.i er]i.inl and a! King ' s College, London, lie later entered the I ' niversity of London, and then studied for a year at the I ' niversity nf .Munich. He came to . merica in 1SS2, and in 1SS4 was ek ted I ' rofe-sor of .Ancient Languages at Xew Windsor College, Xew W indsMr. .Mil. in ISSo he was elected tn the ])residency of St. lohn ' s College, being the twelfth president i its now IJ.i years if e.xistence. St. John ' s College has conferred upon him the hdnnrary (le;;ree nf Doctor nf riiilnsophy. and the L ' liiversitv of the South that of Doctor of C i il Law, while I lam|iilen-. ' -iidney College has honored him with the degree of Docloi- of Laws, llis standing as an educator is recog- nized evervwhere. Dr. h ' ell is a nie rbei ' of the American Philological . ssociation, the .Vational Educational .Association, the I ' lii Sigiia Ka|)p.i I ' raternity, the L ' niversity Club of I ' .altiniore. and the Cliosophic . ' Society of Princeton Lniversity. The formal induction into otiice of Dr. I ' ell should be made a memorable occasion. i ' stone should be left unturned to make it as imi)ressive as possible. The event, in our o])in- ion, is of gi-eater im|ii prl.iiice than our recent centemiial celebration, as it marks a new departure in the career of the I ' ni ' i ' isity of . laryl;ind, and slii luld. tlurefoi-e, he celelu ' .-iteil bellttingly. We have no patience with those who cry, We lia e permitted our oii]iortunity to pass. ' tpporlnnil knocks more than once ;it every gate; it is knocking at ours now. The do me wrong who sav T coiiie no more When once I knock and fail to lind yon in; b ' lir every day I stand outside your dooi-. . nd bid you wake and rise to light and win. Wail not for |irecious ch;inces p.assed away; Weej) not for golden ag. ' s on the wane; Every night I burn the reci rds of the day; . t sunrise every sold is born again. Laugh like a boy at s])len(lors that have sped. To vanished joys be blind and deaf and dumb; M judgments seal the dead past with its dead, I ' .ut never mind a moment yet to come. Though dee]) in mire, wring not your hands and weep; I lend mv arm to all who sav ' I can! ' This is an opportunity; let us lul| t.i gras|i It. lloSI ' ir.M. Ih I.I.I.TIN, 24

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JOHN BEALE DAVIDGE. M D,