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

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John Franklin Allison Washington, D. C. Mechanical Engineerin YV LLISON. ahas, Johnnie comes C from Quaker town, but is not as slow as you would think. Johnnie likes to be in everything that is going on and you can usually find him about when anything exciting takes place. Johnnie is Prof. Gwinner ' s right hand man in the machine shop. He seems to delight in seeing how much grease and dirt he can get on his hands and face. He and Billy seem to enjoy getting into arguments in the rawing-room and each tries to outdo the other in the tone of voice used. .Sometimes you can ' t even think when they are arguing. He has a friend of the fair sex who must be (|uite a Righter judging trom the ami unit of mail he receives post-marked Philadelphia. He doesn ' t s])en{l much uvlm ' an h( ur a day in an- swering her letters but seems to ac- complish quite considerable in that small amount of time. He says he intends getting married some day Ijut lasn ' t .set the day as yet. We all hope to be invited .so as to give him a good send off. Johnnie is a very military man and keeps a well-worn path between his room and Commy ' s office and upon the parade ground you can usually ' see them holding some kind of con- ference. He has high ambitions in his line if work and intends to go to Milwau- kee to further pursue the subject of Mechanical Engineering. He never spends a Sunday at Col- lege, why we do not know, but every Saturday he hies himself away until late Sunday night.

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mi mmr vi iass. C. F. Mayer President T. D. Jarrell Vice-President J. Q. A. HoLLOWAY Secretary-Treasurer P. E. Burroughs Historian Class Motto Labor omnia vincit. Class Colors Yale Blue and White. Class Yell Rickety! Rockety! Ric, Roc, Rah! Chee-hing, Chee-hing, Chee-ha-ha-ha ! Tigah ! Tigah ! Sis, boom, bah ! Rickety ! Rickety ! Ric, Roc, Rine, Junior, Junior, 1909 ! Class Roll J. F. Allison Washington, D. C. W. Boyle Washington, D. C. P. E. Burroughs Croome, Md. H. M. Coster Solomons Island, Md. E. N. Cory Takoma, Md. F. H. Dryden Pocomoke City, Md. J. S. Gorsuch Fork, Md. J. P. Griffin Highland, Md. J. Q. A. Holloway Rosaryville, Md. J. E. Haslup Savage, Md. L. O. Jarrell Greensboro, Md. T. D. Jarreli Greensboro, Md. M. KoENiG Bahimore, Md. R. F. MacEnany Clear Spring, Md. C. W. R. Maslin Port Chester, N. Y. C. F. Mayer Frostburg, Md. B. D. Spaldi ng Belair, Md. A. C. Turner Sollers, Md. C. E. Tauszky Baltimore, Md.

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Cij OYLE, alias IJilly or ' ■Jiiiiniy, (S is from Massachusetts although living in Washington at the present time. He is a thorough Yan- kee and can easily he distinguished as one bv his speech. Billy is Johnnie ' s side partner and takes especial delight in arguing with him on the merits or defects of certain machines. He enjoys such subjects as Strength of Materials, etc., as taught by Doc Tolly. When he was a Junior his favorite subject was Physics. Almost any Saturday you can see him walking along the streets of Washi ngton with a pile of books under his arm, so we judge he must be a great reader. At any rate he is an authority on the latest developments of aerial navigation. We do not know much about Billy ' s ' love affairs as he does not live in the Barracks, but journeys each day to and from Washington. We think he must have some such affairs for when they arc mentioned in his presence a redness gently spreads over his face. Jimmy expects to kee land upon graduat his studies at Boston Tech. We knov that he will be successful there and expect to hear great accounts of him in the future. to return to Van- (u lation and resume yl