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

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.Deal ' s Island. JAMES ALBERT ANDERSON, ist Lieut. Co. A Mechanical Engineering. President of Class ' 02 ; Vice- President, ' 03, ' 04 ; Manager Foot Ball Team, ' 03 ; Chairman of Invitation Committee, June Ball, Vice-President of New Mercer Literary Society ; Secre- tary of Athletic Association. All combs were strangers to his head. The Great Unwashed. Washes his hands with invisible soap in imperceptible water. Alias— Sally — Porcupine — Peck. Bom on Deal ' s Island, Som- erset Co., Maryland on the ninth day of July, 1883. His first year ' s school- ing was received at Rock Creek Primary School. He later was graduated at Deal ' s Island High School, entering M. A. C. in the fall of igoo. At first desired to take up a course of study in the cultivation of oysters, but as this could not be secured he decided to enter the Mechanical Course. Sal distinguished himself last fall by his excellent ability in managing one of the best and most successful foot-ball teams the college has ever produced. He is very fond of midnight gatherings but as his room is situated directly over Jimmy ' s, these have to be very few and far between. Sal is of a very cheerful and sunny disposition and is ever ready with his little joke for whoso- ever will listen to him. If any one of our readers should ever want a tip on the races just call at Room 17 and Sal will be sure to oblige you. 20

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Senior Class. Class Motto : — Labor Omnia Vincit. Class Colors: — Violet and Maroon. CLASS YELL. Hi Yackety Yak ! Hi Yackety Yor! Yackety, Yackety, 1904. CLASS OFFICERS. Walter R. Mitchell President. James A. Anderson Vice-President. Harry D. Watts Secretary and Treasurer. J. Percy Gray Historian and Prophet. CLASS ROLL. Anderson, J. A Deals Island, Md. Burnside, H. W Hyattsville, Md. Choate, R. P Randallstown, Md. Cruikshank, L. W Cecilton, Md. Ensor, J. G Belfast, Md. Gray, J. P Glyndon, Md. Mayo, E. C Hyattsville, Md. Merryman, E. W Baltimore, Md. Mitchell, W. R La Plata, Md. Mullendore, T. B Hagerstown, Md. Sasscer, E. R La Plata, Md. Shaw, S. B Rehoboth, Md. Stoll, E. W Brookland, Md. Street, J. M Rocks, Md. Watts, H. D Bel Air, Md. Webster, F. Baltimore, Md. Wentworth, G. L Chicago, 111. 19

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.Hyattsville, Md. HAROLD WHITING BURNSIDE, 2nd Lieut. Co. C Classical Course. Associate Editor Reveille. With all thy getting get under- standing. Alias — Dimples or Burnie. Harold was born in the great City of Washington, April 8, 1885. At the early age of six months he removed to Hyattsville, where he received his early education. Later he was pre- pared for his college course at the Riverdale Grammar School, and while there the girls gave him the name of Dimples. In the fall of 1900, he entered the Freshman Class of Mary- land Agricultural College and gained distinction by leading his class that year. From then on he was known as the book worm of the Class of ' 04. In his Junior year he received a gold medal for having the highest average for the entire year. Dimples is a heart- breaker with the ladies, and he takes great interest in the Rossburg Club, never failing to be on hand for refreshments. Harold ' s greatest ambition is to carry off the gold medal given for the highest standing for the entire course. Burnie and Pug take great delight in leading their Hyattsville aggregation to and from college, and we extend to them our hearty congratulations for their great success. 21