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

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CiiARLiis IIamii Ton llAKi ' iiK. Third Lieut. Company A, Mechanical Eiii inccring. Baltiniure, Md. President Y. M. C. A.. ' 07 ; Vice-President Y. M. C. A., ' 06; Treasurer Y. M. C. A., ' 05; Manager Track Team, ' 07: Vice-President New Mercer Literary Society. ' 07; Chairman Invitation and Program Committee Rossbunrg Club; Assistant Manager June Call Organization. .( mail who lius nothing to do is the ilcrH ' s phiyfcUow. — J. G. Holland. you may defend upon it that he is n good man wliose iiiliiiiale friends are good. — Lavater. ■ ' Rat todk time to be born in Bal- liniore, Maryland, on ( )ctobcr 31, i88cS. W ' e conjecture tliat lii. ' ; early ilay.s were .spent in the accnmplish- luenl of those tbiny.s which he had time til do. 1 !e pre|)are(l himself for enterinj;- .Maryland . gricultural College by at- tendino- for seven years the public schools of lialtimore, and for one year the lialtimore Preparatory School. Since his entrance to .Mar lan(l . o-rii7i,itiiral College in the fall of 1 903 he has shown the faculty of making good marks on his reputation. Rat is keenly interested in atli- letics. especially foi;)tl)al! and track. His work for the Y. M. C. . . reflects much credit upon him and we expect great things of him along that line. 20

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Gl ' y lSl)TZK . ' Imimk, cchikI Lii. ' iU. Cnnipans I ' . ' IMuirniniii, Aid. Hor iciiltiirul. Treasurer nt Rossliciurg CUili, ' 07; Mana;4er uf ISaseliall Team. ' 07 lUisiiiess Manager of Rkvkii.i.k, ' 07; Vice-President of Class, ' 05; Secretary of .Vtliletic Council. ' 07; Member of Varsity Football Team, seasons ' 05-06. Think of i ' (MV, but wurk on. — (jeor.ge Herbert. Ut ' iiins ' i ' ins sonirlinu ' s. hnl Irani icork alu ' ovs. Guy wa.s lx)rn un the 7th of ,AIay. 1886, ill Thuniiunt, Frederick County. Alarxland. i schola.stic career be- L;aii ill tile inihlic scIk oIs of that town. W liile still of teiuler years he decided to taste of Western life, and therefore went to N ' ancouver, Washington State. However, he returned to his original home in Maryland and spent a year in the Thunnont High School. The following fall. 1903. he entered the Maryland Agricultural College, where he pursued the horticultural course. From but a mere child. Guy has taken a great pleasure in studying Xature. and his only . ambition (be- sides to get married) is to be a second lUirbank. Uur young liorticnltiirist also took a great part in athletics, and has done e.xcellent work in that respect for our . lnia .Mater. He played on the ' varsity football team for two years, and on the second team for one was elected to the ' varsit - relax- team for the I ' niversity of Pemisylv:: in K 55, and did fine work on tlu ' hasket-Iiall team of tiiat year. It is useless to say that Guy has had a most successful career at but we ;dl wish him the greatest success in the future that mortal c; obtain. ye; ar. He :ini;i 1 games . 1 . . . C. ;iii ■ |)ossil)lv 19

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Hannibal SanFiird Hatton , First Licul. Cunipany C, Piscatawav, .Md. Civil Engineering. Treasurer May I ' lall Organization, ' 06; Trcasnrir AlhV ' tic Association, ' 07; Associate Editor RicvKii.Li;, ' 07. He is a man of unbounded stmniuii. Love at tu ' o and tzcenty is a terrible inloxiralini: draft. — Ruftini. TTaniiilial, better known to us, ])rubal:)ly, as I log. was born at Pis- catawav, Maryland, on ( )ctober 9, 1886. He attended tbe pulilic schools of Prince George ' s Comity, and also the Clinton High School. When they could teach him no more he entered the Maryland Agricultural College, where he has made a record both as a student and as an eater. It was while trying for this last record that the members of the football team, of which lie was a valuable member, gave him the name bv which he is so well known to us. Hog, like the majority of us. is fond of the ladies .and has never been known to stag a dance at Al. A. C. He also receives many letters, and has been excused from the class room more than once when he was too im- |)atient to wait for the closing time. It has been said that he has smuggkn ( .winner than has any iitber student. I ' .ut aside from all this, he finds time tn study, and seldom makes a 7. ' p he nia - prijsi)er in an wurk he ma lake up is the wish of the Class of ujoj led more letters into the classroom of Prof. That 21