Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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Board of Srust s. Rt. Kkv. GREGORY T. BEDELL, D. 1)., Preside , ex-ojjuio. Rt. Kkv. TIIOMAS A. JAGGAR, D. D.. exoffieio. Rev. WM. B. BODINE, I). D., ex-cffieio. p rmai Qt Board. Under CoustitMticH Article III. Kkv. Erastus Burr, I . D., Portsmouth. Hon. M. M. Granger, LL. I ., Zanesville. Rkv. S. A. Bronson, 1 . D., Mansfield. Mk. A. II. Moss, Santlusky. Rkv. I. Nkwton Stangkr, I). I ., Cincinnati. Hon. Rufus King, LL. 1)., Cincinnati. KW. E. R. A i wil l.. I». D., Toledo. Horace S. Waliiridge, Esq., Toledo. £l?et?d by tl?e Qoiju tiops of tl? ? Dioc ?5?s of OI710 ai)d Soutl nj OI?i( Under Cvmtitnticn Artute vl. • Wm. J. Boar dm AN, Esq., Cleveland. Rkv. A. K. Blake, Cincinnati. Ik. E. M. Wool), Dayton. El t d Rkv. IIknkv L. Badger, Portsmouth. Charles K. Burr, Esq., Columbus. Rkv. Y. Pkyton Morgan, Cleveland. Hon. Columbus Delano, LL. 1)., Ml. Verne Rev. Dudley W. Rhodes, Cincinnati. by tyq plomr i. Rkv. Aliikkt B. Putnam, Mount Vernon. J. A. J. Ken dig. Esq., Chicago. £leet?d by OQverjtioQS of tl? ? Diocese of pittsbar lp, U est Virginia, Kei ta Ky, Itydiatya ai?d TViel i aQ. Rev. Jambs A. Brows, Mr. John B. Jackson, j Diocese of Pittsburgh. Rev. Rkvrkdy Estill, Hon. J. W. Stevenson, LL. D., Diocese of Ky. Rkv. K. A. Cikson, t Mr.Cruger W. Smith, Diocese of W. Virgin Rkv. Jos. S Jrnckes, LL. Dr. John S. Irwin, j Diocese of Ir Rev. Royal B. Bai.com, Col. Jambs T. Sterling, I Diocese of Michigan. K. T. TAPPAN, Treasurer. T. R HEAD, A tent.

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I O HIS last year has been so full of exciting events in the history of our College that this number of the Reveille cannot fail to be an interesting and instructive publication, especially adapted to family use, for the young always need to be instructed. Its circulation will, necessarily, be tremendous, for in our overflowing College, students assemble from all quarters of this broad land, and, of course, every student will wish at least two copies, one for himself and one for “ the little girl he dearly loves.” The editors take a great deal of pride in presenting this number of the Reveille to the admiring public. It cannot fail to interest even those of the most tender years, and is adapted to all classes of society, from the most ignorant “prep” to the refined and cultivated post-graduate. This being the case, come one, come all, and purchase a copy of this delightful book. As may be seen from the contents, articles have been received from the great- est living authors both in this country and Europe. Before presenting this copy to the public, the editors wish to make one explanation, they have carefully followed the example of Mr. Sheldon Amos in his Science of Law, which requires that the whole book should be read, from beginning to end, before the first chapter can be thoroughly understood and appreciated, so if any passages seem to the reader to be slightly obscure, read on till you finish the book and all will be explained.

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Offieer-5 of li}5truetior? arjd ()oueri}fr i}t. Right Rev. GREGORY T. BEDELL, D. I)., President, ex-Cjffuioy of the Theologieal Seminary, I{olcll Professor of New Testament Instruction and Pastoral Theology. . Rp.v. WILLIAM It. BODINE, I). I)., President of Kenyon College, Spencer and Wolfe Professor of Mental ami Moral Philosophy. Rev. EDWARD C. BENSON, A. M., Professor of the Latin Language and Literature. THEODORE STERLING, M. D., LL. D., Howler Professor of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry. , ELI T. TAPPAN, LL. I)., Professor of Political Science, Instructor in Logic. Rkv. FLEMING JAMES, I». I)., Milnor and I.ewis Professor of Systematic Divinity, Christian Evidences, and Canon Law. WILLIAM T. COLVILLE, A. M. Professor of Modern Languages. GEORGE C. S. SOUT11 WORTH, A. M., Mcllvainc Professor of English I.itcraturr.