tunate enough to return home safely, told glowing stories of the possibilities
in this new land, where there would be no interference in their affairs.
Next we read of the early settlements, the foremost of which was that
of Lord Baltimore and the…
American Citizenship
Winning Oration of '17 by E. M. O'Connor
THE account of America's growth and transformation from a
wild and deserted land to a strong and progressive republic
is a romantic history of adventure, a history of golden pages:
of…
Seventh Annual Content of junior Elocution Class
Schoenfelder, Feeney, Nhare, O'Neil, O'Donnell,
Tuesday, April 16, 1918
"Liberty Lads" March Lee Smith
College Orchestra
"Engineer Conor's Son" Dromgoole
Howard O'Neil
"The Lost Word" Adapted from H.…
Twenty-seventh Annual Senior Elocution Content
Collins, Code, Hughes, Malone.
Friday, May 24, 1918
Star-Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key
Rally Round the Flag Air by R. E. Hildreth
College Orchestra
The Black Sheep Mary T. Waggaman
Joseph B.…
Mon. 22—Busy days for hook worm, gloom bug, and spring fever.
Tues. 23—Wrestling match between Johnny Corkscrew and Shorty O'Neil
for the heavy weight championship of The Fitzpatrick Barracks.
Wed. 24—The Glee Club sang in St. Joseph's Hall tonight.…
Calendar
APRIL
Mon. 1—The introit of
those who went home for
vacation began about
noon.
Tues. 2—Still coming in.
Wed. 3—Exams began today. Classes till 3:40,
leave of absence granted
to those who had business
down town till 4:15.
Thur. 4—Exams still…
Bury me with jugs of water, streaming hot about my feet.
Bury me in twenty blankets, tell my friends "Omit the flowers."
Put no marble slab above me, all I want is lots of heat.
I am freezing, Ziggy, freezing! Other roomers suffer too;
I am…
