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

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] Ir. Erston ' . Miller President of Senior Class

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Miss E. Lillian Morris Sponsor of Senior Class

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2 ' 2 J. LEITP:R AITCHRSOX lliirtonsville. Md. Animal H iisbaiidry I ' rcsliiinni year — Football Squad. Agricultural Club. Poc Literary Society, Track Squad. Sof honiorc year — Football Squad, Agricultural Club, Poe Literary Society. Track Squad. Junior year — M Football. AT ' Baseball, Poe Lit- erary Society. Treasurer of Student (irange. Senior year — Al I5aseball. Xew Mercer Literary Society. Master Student dranye. President of Agricultural Club. Manx arc the lalcnts of a (jiraffc ■ llavfoot. as he is known to us. made his (lelnit in college in September. KJ14. lie was immediately initiated into the well-known societv of seeds and weeds — The (irange. When he l)ecame affiliate 1 with tliis obsolete organization he jjroved the aj propriateness of his appellation. Today, as a senior, his amiable efforts of five years ' work are manifest and his consequent compensation resides in the executive office of The Grange. Let us trace the gradation of his progress. In his freshman year he proved a true rival to the grasshopper. b - winning the grass-eating contest on a ])ropitious occasion, at which time all the antillae famih- were i)resent to particii)ate. Hay foot, however, ])roved the worthy hero. ■ ' fhiy foots ' career was not limited to the art and prac- tice of agriculture and animal husbandry alone. His name now rests ui)on the records of State ' s athletics. Many are the inscriptions u])on these records, but we are glad to say Leiter ' s ranges among the foremost. He was not alone the victim of the si)Otlight in academics and athletics, but spread his talents and accomplishments to the whirl of society. P.ut life is not without its trials and tribulations, no mat- ter how straight the way. The world war intervened. Leiter rallied to the call of his country and subsequently went to I ' lattsburg at the end of his junior year. The same old iJep and vigor that were displayed at college and will inevitably accom])any him through life won the much desired bars of a second lieutenant. It this not a sufficient climax for a college lad ? Hayfoot 28