Terra Mariae . e on the tennis court andMay I have the next? on the dancefloor. No girl at Mar)land is more kindhearted than Letta, and she hasmade many friends among the stu-dents during her two years here. Commencement will be for Lettahut the prelude to the wedding it be truly said and they livedlia])pily ever after. JOHN H. EISEMANMechanical Engineering K A y^ HIS promising engineer hailsC,_J from the wilds of Washingtonand thinks that outside ofPittsburgh it is the only townon the map. Johnnie graduated with honors fromTech High School in 1916. The fallof 1917 found him ardently
Terra Mariae . e on the tennis court andMay I have the next? on the dancefloor. No girl at Mar)land is more kindhearted than Letta, and she hasmade many friends among the stu-dents during her two years here. Commencement will be for Lettahut the prelude to the wedding it be truly said and they livedlia])pily ever after. JOHN H. EISEMANMechanical Engineering K A y^ HIS promising engineer hailsC,_J from the wilds of Washingtonand thinks that outside ofPittsburgh it is the only townon the map. Johnnie graduated with honors fromTech High School in 1916. The fallof 1917 found him ardently pursuinghis studies at the University of Mary-land. He has played every year onthe \arsity baseball team and seemsto be a fixture on second base. But athletics are not his only sport,for he shakes a mean toe, and all thegirls sav he is very light on their feet. Nevertheless, John is looked uponas one of our most promising engi-neers. He is a good fellow and wewish him all the success in the world. Thiri^-seven. THOMAS E. R. FIELDS Department of Pharmacy K * CHARLES FREDERICK FISHER Department of Medicine N 2 X j^ ( )MMY is a resident of ^ iiKire—or. to be more exact—gSlgof Iikesville. the name ofwhich town has long been fa-miliar to his fellow-students. He isnot only a good student, but a g^eneralfavorite with all who know him. May success crown his efforts inthe future as it has in the past. XX the fall of 1917 CharlesFrederick Fisher made his firstap])earance at the decided to study med-icine. In the freshman year he start-ed to study eight nitjhts a week, andhas kept it up for four years, so yousee he is a student from the heart Fred has a girl back bore ofwhom he must stay in and think agreat deal about. He sure has notbothered the women nor has he beena social hound. His hobbies are ver\- varied. Amongthem are his liking for shouting theCremation of Sam Mc(iee, study-ing, tornienting his rooiu-mate andwriting to .some one in Parkersburg
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