Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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9 XP S. F' 2 11 , m t ' 7 ' V' H t fig ffl f , X N 4 'f j Q, -4. . 11' K. 4 N INTRODUCTORY. 'QS if guided by Providence the present Flnnual comes to its readers de spite the many obstacles which beset its progress and publication Beset by hard times in the country at large, hindered and de- layed by the greatest conflagration the town has ever known, the small- est class in the school presents this book in the interests of the University. The publication was undertaken in order that we might fulfill the wish of the Editors of the X Ray, that the publication of an Plnnual might be a permanent feature in Baldwin University. Our aim has not been to produce a work of literature, but to pre- pare af suitable and appropriate souvenir for the present college year. Knowing that Pl little nonsense now and then ls relished by the best of men. we have indulged in that article somewhat freely. lf, kind readers, we have become personal, just remember we have endeavored to treat all alike. Plt any rate wait at least ten years before offering any complaints, and then we are sure, you will have none to offer. We thank all who have in any way assisted us and especially feel grateful to the EX-Presidents of the institution and Pllumni who have so kindly co-operated with us.

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.12zSzSzSzSzSzSQSLSQSQSLSQSQSQS 'R , j.i.Z.Z.j.Z.Z.3.y.Z.Z.Z'.Z.y.y.Z5Q! fl N0 hh THE editors take great pleasure in dedicating this volume to the Junior Class, the famous sm- U- authors of the Ninety-Six Annual, X Ray, by fre- quent reference to which the Board has been able NW AN to edit the Ninety-Seven Annual by knowing what not to do in the preparation thereof. J- .al Hence with all due respect to the aforesaid editorial board, .tif U. we hereby sincerely dedicate to it the book of the yeaf..x.x.sasw.warasv.,w.s.x NW 5 M vga-MM.z-Q-2-4-Q-4-Q-.Q-and-I-IL5 X-QfQfifsfsfsfifsfsfsfS2QfQfQ.fu' 4

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II June II June I3 June I3 June I4 june I5 june 23 June I4 August I5 September 5 January 30 March 1897. Friday, 1:30 P. M. Friday, 7:30 P. M. Sunday IO A. M. Sunday, 7 P. M. Monday, 7 P. M. Tuesday, 7 P. M. 1897 Tuesday, 9 A. M. Friday Wednesday, 9 A. M. 1898. Wednesday 9 A. M. Wednesday, 10:30 A. Calendar. 1897-98. 5 COMMENCEMENT WEEK. 1897. Examinations begin. I5 june Tuesday, 2 P. M. Oratorical Contest. 16 june Wednesday, 3 P. M. Baccalaureate Sermon. 16 june Wednesday, 6:30 P. M. Missionary Sermon, 16 june Wednesday, 8 P. M. Rev. G. W. Smith. I7 june Thursday, 9 A. M. Literary Societies' Annual Address. Annual Concert. I7 June Thursday, 3 P, M. 9 SUMMER VACATION. 1897. Summer Term Begins. I3 October Wednesday Summer Term Ends. 25 November Thursday Fall term Begins. 22 December Wednesday, xo A. M. T HOLIDAY VACATION. , l 1898. Winter Term Begins. 3I March Thursday, 9 A. M. M. Winter Term Ends. 16 june Thursday 6 Trustees' Meeting. Alumni Meeting. Senior Class-Day Exercises Alumni Reception COMMENCEMENT. Address Rev. E. E. Hoss, D.D., Pre sentation of Diplomas. White Rose Exercises. FOUNDER'S DAY. Thanksgiving Day. Fall Term Ends. Spring Term Begins. CoMMs:NcEMEN'r.