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Woodrow Wilson’s Johns Hopkins Glee Club in 1883 – A Cool Photo!

Check out this cool photo from 1883 showing the Johns Hopkins Glee Club, including Woodrow Wilson singing first tenor! Source: Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library Flickr.
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What a cool photo! This shows Woodrow Wilson with his buddies on the Johns Hopkins Glee Club in 1883.

There were thirteen men in Johns Hopkins first Glee Club, among them was Woodrow Wilson who sang first tenor. He is second from left standing in the back with heavy sideburns and mustache.
There were thirteen men in Johns Hopkins first Glee Club, among them was Woodrow Wilson who sang first tenor. He is second from left standing in the back with heavy sideburns and mustache.

Source: Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library Flickr

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