Allegheny College - Kaldron Yearbook (Meadville, PA)

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june June june June June June june June June june june 19, 22,' 22, 23, 23, 24, 24, 24, 25',,. 25, 26, Cf50.PeE00.r for 21390-'l. 20, 21, Annual Examinations 10:45 a. m., . . . . Baccalaureate Sermon By President D. H. Wurzranmz, lJ.D,, I.L.lJ. : . ni Annual Sermon before Colle fe Y. M. C. A. 7 45 P , E, By Rlav. N. Luccorx, D.D. 2:00 p. m , . . Field Day 8:00 p. m , . . Inter-Society Contest 8:45 a. rn , . Annual Drill of Cadet Corps 9:30 a. rn , - Annual Meeting of Board of Control 8:00 p. m , . . . Senior Class Day 9:30 a. m , Annual Meeting of Board of Trustees 8:00 p. m 1 Annu-al Concert of lQonse5y11,tory of Music 'iO:OO rl. U1-, - . - - C0l1lI1lEllCBIL1Cllf Exercises Sunwmef D9.Q9fio1v-'. . ' Y . - 4 'Fall Term begins September 16, ',I'uesday, QEOO.2I.'l1l,., .- Fat! Term ends December 13, Saturday, . . . .. Vbinttr Daontion. 1'-L3 W'i'uter 1'crm begi us january 6,'I1t591, 'l'uesdu,yt.. .: - --- -1 '-' . March 28, Saturday. AP1'll 7, Tuesday, june g 5, Thursday, Winter 'FCTIII ends Spring Daoation. . . . . Spring Term begins . Con11nencen1e11t c,

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