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

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(ireettitg aiih J W-ansi Come fill your glasses, patrons, And join us in a greeting; This book is yours as well as ours — Why not a mutual meeting? New features is its specialty, The divisions are unique. The many pictures ' tract our eye, And none is faint or weak. The Seniors, yes, must leave us — We dread to have them go ; Their presence on the campus Was welcome, ice or snow. But fate declares they ' ll leave us. Persuasion ' s very slow ; So we ' ll sing our reminiscenses Of Nineteen-Twenty, OH ! OH ! Nineteen-Twenty. OH I OH ! Seniors, Seniors, OH ! We ' ll sing our reminiscences Of Nineteen-Twenty, OH ! The Editor. Nineteen

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l iMiit oarb The Editor-in-Chief and Business Manager were elected by the Class of 1921. The remaining members of the Staffs were appointed by the Editor-in-Chief and Business Manager. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief C. Walter Cole Assistant Editor-in-Chief R. Branson Thomas Athletic Editor John H. Eiseman Social Editor John D. Scheuch Art Editor Leo W. Snyder Associate Editors Charles E. Darnall Michael L. Raedy Otto Reinmuth Gerald G. Remsberg Senior Advisors James H. Langrall George B. Hockman BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager John W. Smith Treasurer Robert W. Heller Advertising IManager Harry A. Silberma n Assistant Advertising Manager D. Prather Perry Circulation Manager Herman H. Sener Assistant Circulation Managers Herbert R. Peddicord Augustus W. Hines Photograjihic Manager W. Clayton Jester Assistant Photographic Managers Austin C. Diggs George F. Calvin Senior Advisor J. Alexander Gray Eighteen

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T oast to (§uv JUarylaitb Oiirl Drink- To her eyes, The light of the land; Her lips, Its foliage green ; Her heart, No matter what soil she treads, It ' s true. And a lover ' s dream. T if Editor. Tvjenl}