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1909-College Calendar-1910 Fall Term, 1909 Sept. 21 — Fall Term begins. Matriculation Da - Nov. 9 — Anniversary of the American Literary Institute Nov. 23 — Anniversarv of the Neotrophian Literary Society Dec. 21 -23 — Examinations ...... De 2 J — Christmas Recess begins Winter Term, 1909 Jan. 4 — Winter Term begins .... Feb. 22 — Joint Celebration of the Literary Societies Mar. 8 — Anniversary of the . delphian Literary Society Mar. 24-26 — Examinations ..... Mar. ■ 26 — W inter Term ends .... Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tues.-Thurs. Thursday Tuesday Thursday 1 uesdav Thurs.-Sat. Saturday Spring Term, 1910 Mar. 2Q — Spring Term begins June 3 -7 — Examinations June 5 — Baccalaureate Sermon, ii A.M. June 5— Annual Address, 8 P. M. June 6 — Final Chapel Services, lo A. M. June 6 — Inter-Societv Contest, 8 P. M. June 7 — Field Day, 10 A. M. June 7-8 — Annual Meeting Board of Trustees June 7 — President ' s Reception, 7 P. M. June 8 — Class Day .... June 8 — Exhibition of College Music, 8 P. M. June .9 — Annual Commencement June 9 — Exhibition of Adelphian Literary Societ - 8 P. M. Tuesday Fri.-Mon. Sunday Sunday Monday Monday Tuesday Tues.-Wed. Tuesday Wednesday ednesday Thursday Thursday
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r 1 . PREFACE This has been a telhng ear tor Bethan -. The present issue of the Bethanian heralds a New Era in the histor ' of our Ahna Mater. Marked advances have been made along man - hnes, and she is now prepared for wider and greater usefulness. In da s to come this ear will be viewed with pride. In order to preserve in tangible form its events, we have endeavored in this volume to mirror as taithtullv and tulh ' as possible the various activities ot our college lite. We sincereh ' hope that a perusal ot its contents nia - bring pleasure and profit to our t ' riends and may recall to us pleasant memories of college da ' s. We have tailed in main points to realize our expectations, but we hope that ou will receive kmdh ' and consider attentively this product of our labors, ever remem- bering that we have been confronted b ' man - difhculties and limitations. Careless ot censure, not too tond ot tame. Still pleased to praise, et not afraid to blame; Averse alike to flatter or offend. Not tree trom taults, nor yet too vain to mend. Such has been our ami in all things. The Editors.
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w ■■■■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■I ■■■ 111..11H1 Illl.l TMB STA.FF r W. H. McLain Editor-in-Chief E. A. Johnston Assistant Editor Walter W. Bruns Business Manager Mary Gentry Cornett Literary Editor W. H. Cramblet Humorous Editor Jay F. McMullen Class Editor Frank J. Merryman Athletic Editor A. G. Saunders Garda Bachell Artists
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