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1914 January 6.........................................Recitations are resumed. February 22.......................................Washington’s Birthday—Holiday. April 3...........................................Easter Recess begins. April 14..........................................Recitations are resumed. May 21 ...........................................Ascension Day—Holiday. May 30............................................Memorial Day—Holiday. June 1-3..........................................Examination of Senior Seminarians. June 15-16........................................Final Examination of all classes. June I 7..........................................Theological Commencement. September 7-8.....................................Registration days for new students. September 8-9.....................................Registration days for old students. September ........................................Fall Semester begins. November 26.......................................Thanksgiving Day—Holiday. December 1 8......................................Christmas Vacation begins. 1915 January 5........................................Recitations resumed. January 27-29....................................Examination of all classes. January 29.......................................End of First Semester. February 22......................................Washington’s Birthday—Holiday. March 26.........................................Easter Recess begins. April 6..........................................Recitations resumed. May 1 3..........................................Ascension Day—Holiday. May 24-28.......................................Examination of College Seniors. May 30 .........:...............................Memorial Day—Holiday. May 31 to June 4.................................Examination of Senior Seminarians. June 13..........................................Baccalaureate Sermon. 7:45 P. M. June 14..........................................Theological Commencement. June 16..........................................Commencement of Collegiate Dept. September 8......................................Fall Semester begins. November 25........................................Thanksgiving Day—Holiday. December 1 7.....................................Holiday Vacation begins. 29
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J. Sheatsley, A.M. Born near Paris, O., 1859. State Normal, Ind. Teacher, in public schools. Capital U. 1882-4; Columbus Thcol. Scm. 1887. Chicago Theol. Sem. S.T.B. (hon. A.M., Capital U. 1901) Pastorates: Canaan, O. 1887-90; Delaware, O. 1890-1907; Christ Church (Capital U. College church) 1907—. Member of Publication Board. Editor and Author: “Lesson Leaf, Teacher's Quarterly, Teacher's Annual, Teacher’s Guide, Primary Teacher, History of the Kingdom of God in the Old Testa- ment. Author: “The Holy Service, To my Sunday School Teachers, ( Sermons on the Eisen- ach Gospels. in press). Frank S. Fox, A.M. Born in Ashland Co., O. U. of Wooster; Curry University 1888. Savannah Academy, 1889; Ash- land U. 1891, B.S. One of the founders of King's School and Duquesne College, Pittsburg, Pa. Prof. Math. Ququesne College, Prof, of Public Speak- ing and Dramatics, King’s College. (A.M. Waynes- burg College) Founder of Head of Capitol School of Oratory 18%. Teacher of Public Speak- ing at Otterbein U., Muskingum, Wittenberg, Xenia Theological Sem. and Capital U. at C. U. since 1905. Lecturer; Author: Essential Steps in Read- ing and Speaking,” 1905. 28
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