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Title: Terra Mariae
Year: 1905 (1900s)
Authors: University of Maryland (1812-1920) University of Maryland (1812-1920). School of Medicine University of Maryland (1812-1920). Dental Dept University of Maryland (1812-1920). Law Dept University of Maryland (1812-1920). Dept. of Pharmacy
Subjects: University of Maryland (1812-1920). School of Medicine University of Maryland (1812-1920). Dental Dept University of Maryland (1812-1920). Law Dept University of Maryland (1812-1920). Dept. of Pharmacy University of Maryland (1812-1920). School of Medicine University of Maryland (1812-1920). Law Dept University of Maryland (1812-1920). Dept. of Pharmacy
Publisher: (Baltimore, Md.) : Students of the University of Maryland
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, Baltimore
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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\L OF A DEAD ONE CWLLED ATH-> LETICS. Not a drum was heard, not a funeral note.Like our nniners. we never hurried. And all of the athletes were then half shotAs athletics we solemnly buried. \\\ Iniried athletics at dead of night l\ir none of us couUl stand the training. By the struggling moon-heanis misty lightOur last bottle we then were draining. Few and .short were the prayers we said, In enterprise we were lacking :But we cussed out the school and wishedwe were dead For we never had had any backing. We thought as we hollowed the narrow bed()f the races we might have taken ; ( )ur;)rii\\ess was such we could stand at the head.But our failh in the school was shaken. Lightly we talk of the spirit thats gone. And oer his cold ashes upbraid him ;But one is certain, hes IkiuiuI to sleep onI In the grave where the students have laid him. Slowly and sadly we laid him down ITnhonored in song and story ;We carved not a line, we raised not a stone. He never was worthy that glory. *)* i86
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i87 THE MUSICAL ASSOCIATION IX Jlll. IuU of 1903, at the suggestion of Professor Heniineter. a Musical Associationwas fiirnied, composed of a Glee Club, Mandolin and Guitar Club, and an Orchestra.On April lith, 1!H)4, the Glee Club gave a concert in Lehmanns hall, that to say the leastwas a grand success. The Club was ably assisted by H. Merrill Ilopkinson. M.D., a graduateof our Lni\ersity, and .Miss Jean Taylor, violinist. The selections rendered by the Club were of the highest order, and due credit should begiven Professor Theo. lleniberger, a musician anil director of note, who under trying and attimes discouraging circumstances developed a Glee Club whose efforts were greatly appre-ciated by the musical people of Baltimore. The proceeds of all entertainments given by the Musical As.sociation are turned over toihc I.ndowment Fund of the University, to promote the welfare of the departments. .\lthough this year opened with difficulty, yet the officers of the Association have triedt

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