Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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CALENDAR. 896-7. Commencement Week. 1896. 5 June Friday, 1 :30 P. m. Examinations Begin. 7 June Sunday, 10 A. M. Baccalaureate Sermon. 7 June Sunday, 7 p. m. Missionary Sermon. 8 June Monday, 7 p. m. Literary Societies ' Annual Address. 9 June Tuesday, 7 P. m. Annual Concert. 9 June Tuesday, 2 p. m. Trustees ' Meeting. 10 June Wednesday, 3 p. m. Alumni Meeting. 10 June 11 June 11 June 11 June 11 June Wednesday, 7 Thursday, 9 a. Thursday, 2 P. Thursday, 4 p. Thursday, 5 p. 1896. :30 p . M . m. Senior Class-Day Exercises. Commencement. Address, Rev. W. V. Kelly, D. D. ; Presentation of Diplomas. Semi-Centennial Celebra- tion — Hulet Hall. Breaking Ground for Re- erection of Hulet Hall. White Rose Exercises. Summer Vacation. 23 June 14 August 16 September 1896. Monday, 9 a. m. Saturday Wednesday, 9 A. m. Summer Term Begins. Summer Term Ends. Fall Term Begins. 13 October 26 November 23 December 1896. Thursday Thursday Wednesday, 10 a. m. Founder ' s Day. Thanksgiving Day. Fall Term Ends. Holiday Vacation. 6 January 31 March 1 April 1897. Wednesday, 9 A. m. Wednesday, 10:30 a. m. Thursday, 9 A. m. Winter Term Begins. Winter Term Ends. Spring Term Begins. 29 May 17 June 1897. Saturday Thursday Decoration Day. Commencement. 6

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INTRODUCTORY. YyOR the first time the X Ray of Baldwin University makes its appearance, and it is the I ( belief of the editors and, we trust, of all patriotic sons and daughters of our grand 1 institution, that it has come to stay. As we carefully examine the past history of Baldwin University, we find no remedy in the homes of the alumni warranted to replace the pleasant hours and happy scenes of their by-gone school days; nor do we find anything that would fitly remove, at the close of each school year, the painful expressions which hard work has placed upon the students ' brow. But we have discovered the remedy and it is yours, kind readers, so take a dose. If our fond readers find anything in the X Ray that is personal to them, we beg of you to forgive us. But remember kind friends if ever the day does come when the X Ray is wholly impersonal, you will without a doubt pray for moisture. Having consulted the oracle, we find that the only way to better acquaint all the students with one another, is to deal familiarly with all, and thereby enable each to see himself as others see him. We have endeavored to treat you all alike dear brother or sister, but if anything should appear that seems somewhat conspicuous, please turn the page quickly, and refer to it no more. Should anyone who is a reader of the X Ray discover that his bump of indignation was increasing in all directions, we beg of you once more to remember the patience of Job. We are very thankful to all who have kindly helped us in our undertaking, and to the succeeding classes we grant our best wishes.

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THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES. First Class - Term Expires 1896. The Rev. W. C. Dawson Tiffin, O. The Rev. A. C. Barnes Mt. Victory. E. C. Griswold Elyria. C. C. Brightman Berea L. L. Doud Norwalk. Chosen by the Association of Alumni. S. R. Gill Lakeside. B. R. Dudrow ; Fremont. Second Class— Term Expires 1897. The Rev. John Mitchell Cleveland. T. C. Mattison Berea. John Baldwin, Jr Baldwin, La. A. J. Howey Berea. A. H. Po.meroy Berea. Chosen by the Association of Alumni. The Rev. E. O. Buxton Cincinnati. E. Hitchens Cleveland. Third Class— Term Expires J 898. The Rev. F. S. Hoyt Sandusky. F. M. Stearns Cleveland. The Rev. P. B. Stroup Ashland Hon. M. A. Sprague Berea. J. W. Houghton Wellington. Chosen by the Association of Alumni. Mrs. John Baldwin, Jr Baldwin, La. Rev. G. A.Reeder Elyria. Officers of the Board. The Rev. F. S. Hoyt President. The Rev. John Mitchell Secretary. Milton A. Sprague Treasurer. 7