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

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ILditorial Board. H. W. Burnside. ATHLETICS. E. W. Stoll, E. R. Sasscer. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. Thomas B. Mullendore. ASSOCIATE EDITORS. DEPARTMENTAL. LITERARY. L. W. Cruikshank, R. P. Choate, W. R. MitcheU. E. W. Merryman. HUMOROUS. E. C. Mayo, F. 0. Webster. ROSSBOURG CLUB. H. D. Watts, S. B. Shaw. CLASS AND HISTORICAL. J. Percy Gray. BOARD OF MANAGERS. Geo. L. Wentworth, Business Manager. ASSISTANT MANAGERS. James A. Anderson, J. G. Ensor, J. M. Streett. 6572?

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35. oil Reveille. In slumber wrapt the students lay, Tho ' purple tints announce the morn, When down the hall he makes his way. The bugler with his horn. For peaceful dreams no care he knows O, what a thoughtless fellow he, Who on his bugl shrilly blows The notes of reveille. It is a call which has no charm; A sound for wh ' ch we have no love. Yet we can do that boy no harm. Wafting his notes above. In morning clothing quickly donned. We swiftly congregate below. And to the roll-call we respond. With measured voice and slow. Day in, day out, we hear that sound. And thus, no doubt, ' t will ever be We ' ll not forget, tho ' years roll round. Those notes of reveille. AUB 6 1938 - — G. S.

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Preface. N behalf of the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Four, the staff presents to our Alma Mater, her patrons, and friends the eighth volume of the Reveille. Aiming to give a pleasing summary of the events of the year, we have tried to make the book a worthy representative of so vener- able an Institution. The labor has been of such a character as to make our efforts a pleasure, and, as a reward, we ask only a generous sympathy with the merits of jhe work. As far as ' possible, the different organizations have been given equal prominence, and personal references have been made with charity to all, with malice toward none. If the roasts are more spicy than heretofore, it is due to the existence of a demand which we have endeavored to satisfy, and not to any feeling of animosity on the part of the staff. We wish ' to thank all those who have so kindly assisted us, with contributions, to surmount the many unforseen obstacles to be met with in the production of a work of such magnitude. We now lay down our pens with the conscientious satisfaction that every effort has been directed towards the reputable and successful production of a work which we hope may reflect honor upon the Institution it represents, and may be, above all a lasting credit to the class producing it as the result of the long hours assiduously devoted to its completion. BOARD OF EDITORS.