Franklin and Marshall College - Oriflamme Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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OO ORIFLAMME 11 FRANK CLIFTON SMITH, PH. D., ---- 556 West James Street Professor of Modern Languages HERBERT HUEBENER BECK, A. C., ---- Y. M. C. A. Building Assistant Professor of Chemistry CHARLES PATTERSON STAHR, A. M., M. D., - - I7 East Walnut Street Lecturer on Anatomy and Assistant Professor of Bacteriology REV. JOHN MILTON CHAMBERS, A. M., - 351 College Avenue Professor of Oratory REV. WILLIAM C. SCHAEFFER, PH. D., D. D., - 660 West Chestnut Street Professor of New Testament Exegesis REV. CHRISTOPHER NOSS, ------- College Campus Professor of Systematic Theology IRWIN HOCH DE LONG, PH. D., ---- 413 North Charlotte Street Instructor in Old Testament Science REV. JOHN I. SWANDER, D. D., Associate Professor of Systematic Theology WILLIAM PENN BATES, ------ 167 North Queen Street Physical Instructor and Director of the Gymnasium DR. PAUL BYERLY, Gymnasium Instructor TI-IADDEUS GEARV HELM, A. M., - - - - Academy Building EDWIN MITMAN HARTMAN, A. M., ---- 437 Westjames Street Principals of the Academy AMOS E. KRAYBILL, A. M., HENRY I. STAHR, A. M., OLIVER S. 'SCHAEFFEIL A. B., SAMUEL L. MOYER, A. BI, JOHN GALT, JR., A.B., Teachers in the Academy M. VV. RAUB, M. D., Curator of the Museum

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D O. 10 FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL COLLEGE llbrofessors anb Hnstructorsgiz .3 REV. JOHN SUMMERS sTAHR, PH. D., D. D., LL. D., - 437 vvest James street PRICSIDJCNT, J. W. Nevin Professor of Philosophy 1 REV. FREDERICK AUGUSTUS GAST, D. D., - - 505 North Lime Street Professor of Hebrew and Old Testanient Theology REV, JOSEPH HENRY IJUBBS, D. D., LL. D., - - 451 College Avenue Audenriefl Professor of History and Archaeology . JOHN BRAINARD KIEFFER, PH. D., ---- 441 College Avenue Professor of Greek Language and Literature JEFFERSON E. KERSHNER, PH. D., - - - 445 West Chestnut Street Professor of Mathematics and Physics, and Director of the Daniel Scholl Observatory REV. GEORGE IFULMER MULL, A. M., - - - 431 Westjames Street Professor of the Latin Language and Literature REV. RICHARD CONRAD SCHIEDT, A. M., PH. D., - 1043, Wheatland Avenue ' Professor of Natural Science and Chemistry REV. JOHN CALVIN BOWMAN, D. D., - - - 519 West James Street Professor of Practical Theology REV. C. ERNEST WAGNER, A. M., ---- T34 North Lime Street Professor of the English Language and Literature REV. ANSELM VINET I-IIESTER, A. M., ---- 320 Race Avenue Professor of Political and Social Science, and Assistant Professor of Mathematics REV. GEORGE W. RICHARDS, A.M., D. D., - College Campus Professor of Church History CLARENCE NEVIN HELLER, A. M., - - - 415 North Charlotte Street Assistant Professor of Ancient Languages 'In the order ofsuuiority ofnppointnlcnt.

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vil ll , - S31 'XFX lfll l J KQBTM W1I llW ' Nl M l Q f. , - - lllll llJ April 3 April 10 May 10 May 18 june 9 June 10 june 11 june 12 June 12 June 13 'june 13 june 13 june 13 June 14- Sept. 10 Sept. 13 Dec. 21 jan. 8 Galenbar .99 1906 Spring Term of Academy begins. Tuesday Evening-Anniversary of Diagnothian Literary Society. Thursday-Eighty-First Anniversary of the Theological Seminary. Friday Evening-Anniversary of Goethean Literary Society. Saturday Evening--Senior Prize Debate. Sunday-10:30 A. M., Baccalaureate Sermon. . Monday Evening-Junior Oratorical Contest. Tuesday-Meeting of the Board of Trustees at 2:00 P. M. Tuesday-3:00 P. M., Class Day Exercises. Wednesday-Alumni Day--Literary Society Reunions at 9:00 A. M. Wednesday--11:00 A. M., Annual Meeting ofthe Alumni Association. Wednesday-12:30 P. M., Alumni Dinner. Wednesday - 8:00 P. M., Alumni Address in College Chapel. Thursday-CoMM1sNc1sMENT. SUMMER VACATION Monday-Examinations for Admission begin at 2:00 P. M. Thursday--First Semester begins at 10:00 A. M. Friday-Christmas Recess begins. 1 907 Tuesday-Work ofthe Semester resumed at 8:4-0 A. M.