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

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Calendar for 190O-I901. Fa..ll Term. September 20-22 Entrance Examinations. September 24 Monday, 9 A. M. College Work Begins. October 12 Friday, Meeting of the Board of Trustees. December 21 Fall Term Ends. December 14 Friday, Meeting of the Board of Trustees. December 21, noon, January 2, noon Christmas Holidays. Winter Term. January 2 Winter Term Begins. March 8 Friday, Meeting of the Board of Trustees. April 3 Winter Term Ends. April 4, noon, 9, noon Easter Holidays. Spring Term. April 10 Spring Term Begins June 1-14 Final h xaminations. June 14 P ' riday, Meeting of the Board of Trustees. Jiuie 16 vSunday, Baccalaureate vSermon 4 P. M. June 17 Class Day. June iS Alumni Day. June ig . . ■. CouHnencement Day, Exercises 11 A. M. 10

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N dedicating this, the fifth volume of the Reveille to the faculty of Maryland Agricultural College we do so feeling that the old maxim which says Jiu Honor where honor is due is the best and to f them we present this book as a token of remem- brance from the smallest class which has ever yet passed beyond the walls and jurisdiction of the grand old place. While it has been the custom heretofore to honor some special member of the faculty in this manner. We have departed from the old and bro- ken paths in this as in a great many other features of the book and we sincerely hope our departures will merit the approval of all who may perchance peruse its pages, we also hope our departure in respect to dedication may be continued by those who may, in the future, be called upon to perform the duties connected there- with. At the present time our faculty is composed of twenty-two men, whose pictures are presented on a preceding page. These men represent five complete courses which are open to any young man wishing to devote himself in that line. Our relations with the entire body has been most pleasant and profitably spent and to them we owe much. We are truly grateful for the interest they took in us and we hope, if at any time we gave them trouble or annoyance by our eccentricities, they bear no malice towards us. We hope the time is near at hand when the State at large will realize what a noble institution their State College is and give it the support it so much deserves.

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Std ndin£( Committees of the Pdwculty. AMUSEMENTS. Prof. Buckley. bombergkr. Laughlin. Mitchell. ROBB. Price. Edelen. ATHLETICS. Prof. Richardson. Harrison, bomberger lyANAHAN. ROBB. Mitchell. Church. ALUMNI MATTERS. Prof. Bomberger. Buckley. Robb. Straughn. lyAUGHLIN. Mitchell. GOUGH. EXAMINATIONS AND PROMOTIONS. Prof. Spence. Taliaferro. Harrison. McDonnell. Bomberger. GWINNER. SCHEDULES. Prof. Gwinner. Spence. Taliaferro, townsend, McDonnell. Lanahan. DISCIPLINE. Maj. Scantling. Pres. Silvester. REVEILLE. Prof. Bomberger. Buckley. Straughn. LIBRARY. Prof. Spence. McDonnell. Bomberger. Gwinner. COMMENCEMENT. Prof. Harrison. Spence. Bomberger. Taliaferro. Richardson. SOCIETIES. Prof. Richardson. Bomberger. Straughn. Mitchell. Buckley. SANITARY AFFAIRS. Dr. Eversfield. McDonnell. Owens. Buckley. CLASS DAY. Prof. Spence. Taliaferro. Bomberger. Richardson.