Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

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1904— COLLEGE CALENDAR— 1905. Fall Term, 1904. Sept. 21 ! al! Term liegiii? . Matiieulation Day Tuesday Nov. 7 Vnniversary of the American Literary Institute Tuesday Nov. 16 Vr.niversary of tlie Xeotropliian Literary- Society Monday Dec. 21-23 .ixaminations W ' ed.-Fri. Dec. 23 Christmas Recess begins 4 P. M Friday Winter Term, 1905. Jan. 3 W inter Term hcgins Tuesda} ' I ' eb. 22 Joint Cck ' l)ration of tlie Literary Societies Wednesday .rarch 13 Anniyersary of tlie Adelphian Literary Society Monday March 23-25- Examinations Wed.-Sat. March 25 Winter Term ends , Saturday Spring Term, 1905. March 28 Spring- Term begins Tuesda} ' une 8-10 Examinations ' I ' hurs.-Sat. une II ' laccalaurcate Sermon. 11 A. M Sunday une II Annual Address, 8 P. Al Sunday une 13 . ' ie!d Day ' I ' uesciay une 13-14 .Annual Jleetiufj of the Board of Trustees Tues.-Wed. June 14 Class Day Wednesday June 15 Annual Commencement 1 ' hursday June 15 Joint Exhibition Ngotrnphian Literary Society and American Literary Listitute, 8 P. M Thursday

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EDITORIAL. IX i8g8 Bethany published the second volume of the Meteor, but as there were so few students here then it was a non-paving ' investment. Since that time there has been no annua! published. This vear the Junior and Senior Classes decided to attempt once more the publication of an annual. We present, therefore, the Kodak, feeling a sense of pride mingled with an.xiet y as to how our ef- forts will be received. The object of this work is to present a true record of some of the incidents of our college life. It has been impossible for us to print everything that was sent in, but we ha ' e striven to be just and have printed what, in our judgment, we considered Ijest. We have now completed our work, although we know it is imperfect, yet we feel better now that it is fin- ished. We hope that you will be lenient with us and overlook our mistakes. If you don ' t receive a roast. Do not boast, You don ' t deserve the Iirain And the pains It takes to write a verse. Bad or worse. And you who get a roast, Do not boast. You ' re not the sweetest gumdrop In the shop : We gave you a place ■ :• To fill up space.

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES. Term Expires June, 1905. J. W. Mulholland Philadflphia, I ' a. A. L. White Wheeling, W. Va. Hon. William H. Graham Allegheny, Pa. John Naylor Wheeling, W. Va. Hon. Oliver S. Marshall . . New Cumberland. A ' a. Dr. Cadwallader Evans Pittsburg, Pa. Campbell Jobes Claysvillo, Pa. Mrs. Cadwallader Evans Pittsburg, Pa. W. S. Kidd . . . ' . .McKce ' s Rocks, Pa. Term Expires June, 1906. Hon. Thomas W. Phillips Xew Ca.stlc. I ' a. W. C. Lyne Pittsburg, Pa. Hon. George H. Anderson Pittsburg, Pa. Dr. I. M. Ridge Kansas Cit}-, P Io. Robert Moffett Cleveland, ( ). Oliver C. Vodrey East Liverpool. O. F. D. Power, LL.D Washington, D. C. W. R. Errett Pittsburg, Pa. Alexander Campbell lletlianv, W. Va. E. T. Norton Connellsville, Pa. Term Expires June, 1907. Judge John A. Campbell . . . ' ew Cumberland, ' . ' a. J. W. Knight Bowling Green, O. J. E. Curtis Vellsburg•, W. ' a. Frank H. Main Detroit. Mich. J. J. Barclay Bethany, ' . ' a. William H. Nave Bethany, W. ' a. Mrs. I. M. Ridge Kansas City, Mo. Charles H. Irvin Big Run, Pa. M. M. Cochran Uniontown, Pa. W. A. Dinker Pittsburg, Pa. Executive Committee. Hon. Wm. H. Graham, Chairman W. A. Dinker Thomas W. Phillips M. M. Cochran T. E. Cramblet W. S. Kidd W. R. Errett George H. Anderson Dr. C. Evans W. C. Lyne Officers of the Board. T. E. Cramblet, President W. H. Graham, Treasurer A. C. Pendleton, Secretary 10