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

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Mrs. a. U. ilbrstfr. the: WlF E OR OUR HONORED PRESIDENT, TMIS BOOK IS MC3SX R ES P ECT F U LI- V D E D - ic AXE D BV The Oi ass or Nineteen HUNDRED and TWO, AS A S l I Q H X TOKEN OR OUR ESTE EM ROR HER AS A TRUE TVRE z R American A omanmood and as a mark or our aprreciation or manv kindnesses rendered us v h i 1 e Students at the Marvland Aqricuu- TURAl- COI I EOE. W iJ

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PRI rACZ.. Sf H I |E, in making our initial, and doubtless, final bow to an indulgent public, do not intend to inflict upon them a long recital of the reasons why ' ' The Reveille ' ' of Nineteen Hundred and Two is not all that it should be. Against many difficulties we have labored and struggled to make it at least as good as its prede- cessors. We hope that we have succeeded. If so, we are more than repaid for our labors; if not, we have only the consciousness of an effort to do our best, to console us. A college annual is more or less, from necessity, mainly of interest only to those connected with the College itself. Therefore, if our work may seem mediocre, and our jokes pointless, to other readers, we hope that they will find some consolation in our sketches, of which we are really proud. We give most hearty thanks to all those who have so kindly assisted us in the literary and ar- tistic work incident to the preparation of Reveille, and frankly confess that, if the book has any points of merit, it is due mainly to their efforts. Hoping that a perusal of the following pages will be of some interest to those for whom it was prepared, our friends, and that its contents may add something to the laurels won by the five pre- ceeding volumes, we subscribe ourselves. Yours most truly, The Board of Editors. 163655

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Officers .nd Faculty of Instruction. o o o R. W. vSii.vKSTEK, Prt-sidc?! . Thomas H. Spence, A. M., I ' icc-Prcsidnit. Professor of Mathematics. Professor of Languages, Maj. J. C. ScANTi.iNc;, U. S. A. Retired, Coiiniiandant of Cadets. W. T. L. Taliai ' Kkko, a. B., J. Hanson MitciikiJv, M. E., Professor of Agriculture. Professor of Mechanical Engineering. H. B. McDoNNKi.L, M. D., B. S., Professor of Chemistry. Henry Lanahan, A. B., James S. Rohinson, Profes.sor of Civics and Civil Engineering. Professor of Horticulture. A. L. QUAINTANCK, M. S., Professor of Entomology. J. B. S. Norton, M. S., K. B. Bomberger, A. M., Professor of Pathology and Botany. Professor of English and Civics. Samuei- S. Buckley, M. S., D. V. S., Professor of Veterinary Science. Henry T. Harrison, Ch. s. vS. Richardson, Principal of Preparator - Department. Director of Physical Culture and Instructor in Public Speaking. J. C. Hl.ANDI ' ORlJ, B. S., Assistant in Mechanical Engineering. E. P. San.sten, M. S., E. H. Bi.odoett, M. S., Associate in Horticulture. Assistant in Patholog - and Piotany. R. I. Smith, B. S., M. N. Straughn, M.S., J. B. Kohh, B. S., T. R. Gough, B. S., Assistant in Pjitomology. A.ssistant in Chemistry. Assistant in Chemistry. Assi.stant in Chenii.stry. C. G. CiiuKCii, M. S., W. H. VVhigand, B. S., Assistant in Chemistry. Assistant in Chemistry. Jos. R. OwKNS, M. D., Regi.strar and Treasurer. W. O. I VERSi ' iEi.n, M. D., Phy.sician in Charge. Miss M. E. Si ' KNCE, Stenographer and Typewriter.