Albion College - Albionian Yearbook (Albion, MI)

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william 131:12 liiikm BUSINESS Austere, sphinx-like, as quiet as the streams of Siberia that ICIOW deeply under their ice, a man of much business and few spoken words. Earlanh Glnzinv VOICE Head of the Conserva- tory, 19073 director of the famous Grace Church Choir of Chicago. An an- imated hand-shake, a dy- namo of energy, a whirl- w i n d of enthusiasm. Nothing is too big or too impossible for him to do.

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EE. Qi. ivlviglit MATHEMATICS AND ASTRONOMY If sines do not fail we have never had a better exponent of his line. We are not divided on this point. His learning is voluminous and his teach- ing luminous. You can figure on this Sleight. Qlharlva Q. mnnlhvrt ENGLISH AND ORATORY His four years at Albion have brought six victo- ries in debate, and two firsts, two seconds and a third in oratory. A res! ervoir of pent-up energy, frequently heated, some- times explosive, always brilliant, never chilled in- to inanity.

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Established at Spring Arbor as Spring Arbor Seminary 1835g charter amended 1839 and school transferred to Albion. First building erected I843Q 1849 charter amended and name became Wesleyan Seminary and Female Collegiate Institute. Degrees granted to women only. Third amendment to charter-18613 name Albion College -Degrees conferred on both men and women. Management-Board of Trustees, sixteen persons-six elected by Detroit Conference of Methodist Episcopal church, six by Michigan Conference and three by Society of Alumni. President of College, member ex officio.