University of Maryland College Park - Terrapin / Reveille Yearbook (College Park, MD)

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ARTHUR EDWARD EWENS— Scientific— Second Lieutenant of Com- pany C, was born in Baltimore, Mrl., April 21, IS l. He attended the schools of Brooklj ' n, N. Y. two years, and those of Baltimore six years. In the fall of ' 97 he entered the class of 1900 at the Maryland Agricultural College. Mr. Ewens has shown remarkable interest in social affairs, and is Vice- President of the Rossbourg Club. He is Associate Editor of the REVEILLE and Chairman of the Invitation Committee of the June Ball. ANDREW S. R. GRA SON— Scientific— A. E. EWENS. jjgJQj. j (,gjgj ggj. tallion, was born at Towson, Baltimore County, Md., December 21, 1880. He received his primary and preparatory education in the schools of Towson, and entered the Freshman Class at Blaryland Agricultural College in September 1895. He has shown considerable interest in all college affairs. He is Class President, Captain of Base Ball Team, Chairman of Program Committee of Rossbourg Club. He played foot ball on the ' 99 team and played on the base ball team the same vear. A. S. R. GRASON. 23

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Senior Cla . EDWARD STEPHEN CHOATE— Mechanical Engineering— Second Lieu- tenant of Company B., was born at Randallstown, Baltimore County, Md., December 9, 1879. After completeing a course at the village school, he spent a year at the Reisterstown High School. In the Fall of ' 97 he entered the Sophomore Class at Maryland Agricultural College. Mr. Choate is the Mathematical man of the class and his talents in this line point out for him a brilliant future. His mind is so occupied at times with the mysteries of Calculus and his applied mathematics that all kinds of sines are expressed on his face and tangents fly off in all directions from his head. He is devoted to athletics and as a gymnast he is with- out equal in the College. He is an expert tennis player and is skilled in base ball, being a member of the 1900 base ball team. His strong point though is walking, and his Sunday walks along the electric road are inter- esting to see. He sings col- lege songs to perfection. »« »r »«r C GRANT CHURCH— « Scientific — Second Lieutenant of Com- pany A., was born in Niles E. S. CHOATE. C. a. CHURCH. township, Floyd County, August 9, 1879. While young he removed to Wash- ington, D. C, and there received his primary education. In 1890 he moved to College Park and attended the public school two years. He then entered the Preparatory Department at Maryland Agricultural College, but remained only a short time. In 1894 he removed to his native town and attended the High School for one year. In 1895 he returned to College Park, and again entered the Preparatory Department, and has continued his course at the College. Mr. Church has always shown interest in Athletics, and played end on the ' 99 foot ball team. He is a member of the present track team, 22

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WM. DENMEAD GROFF— Scientific— Captain of Company B., was born at Owing ' s Mills, Baltimore County, Md., August 27, 1S79. After attending the public schools at home he went to the Reisterstown High School. In 1896 he entered the Freshman Class at Maryland Agricul- tural College. Since then he has been connected with the various student organizations and has shown especial interest in the RossbourgClub of which he is now President. He is Secretary and Treasurer of the June Ball, member of the 1900 Track Team and Associate Business Manager of the Reveihe. Mr. Groff is a singer of repute and is leader of the Companv li trio. R MOORE JENIFER— 4 Scientific — Captain W. D. GROFF. R. M. JENIFER. of Company C, was born at Loch Raven, Balti- more County, October 29, 1879. After attending the ]jublic schools of his native district, he entered the Freshman Class at Maryland Agricultural College September, 1896. He has always been greatly interested in class and college matters, and has more than once demonstrated his oratorical powers in class meetings. He is Vice-President of the Class, and is very prominent in .social circles, being Chairman of the Reception Committee of the Rossbourg Club and Vice-President of the June Ball. He has taken part in the college athletics and is a member of the 1900 Track Team. 24