Case Western Reserve University - Lux / Differential Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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WESTERN RESERVE AGADEMY, HUDSON, OHIO, PreparesQYoung1XIen and 'Women for any College or SClCI'l'fIi5C:SC'l100l. Five experienced instructors, thorough training, the best associates, excellent class of students, high moral stand-ard, good athletic advantages, large Laboratories, Observatory, Gymnasium, Library and Reading Roomf Its graduates are now to be found in Harvard, Cornell, Adelbert, Ann Arbor, Ober- ' lin, Princeton, Amherst and Case School. Expenses, S5170 for room, board and tuition, Send for catalogue. ' NEWTON B. HOBART, A. M., Principal.

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d Enterv 9 'YERN ctomf'-4' li Cl 465 RES5 ' 0 CLEVELAN in D l'il0'q 6 Ll-L ,..i97,0 sag, 'O' gi THE COLLEGE ANNALSA MAL W A April 15. Junior Exhibition. ' The H Worlcs of R. R. Hughes appear before the public. April 15.-Case beats Adelbert in a practice game of base ball. Score, 5-2. Errors are the feature. I April 16.-George B. Hussey, Ph.D., of W. R. A., gives in the chapel an illustrated lecture on Homeric Greece. April 17.-Sophomores play the rest of the College. In five in- nings three A94 pitchers are knocked out and the score stands 11-6 in favor of the Sophomores, who develop an unknown pitcher named Lewis. April 18 .-Sophomores play Freshmen. Hermon pitching, the Sophomores, in live innings, score another victory of 10-6. Apfii 20. -F. H. Herrick, Ph.D., inaugurated Professor of Biology, at Calvary Chapel. - April 25. -East End nine defeats Adelbert. The .causes were the errors in fielding by Adelbert and the H dark horse battery of Doc. Sawyer's team. A y y April 27 .-Cannon has to be awakened in Rhetoric to read his essay entitled Apathy a Defect in the Human Characterff May 2.-Cleveland Athletic Club nine defeats Adelbert, with a score of 7-3. Barnhart strikes out thirteen men and gives' twelve hits. Baehr is knocked out of the box. Kendal strikes out ten men and gives eight hits. May 41.-The students at Chapel stop singing and listen to a duet by Lewis and Cleavef' Nlay 6.-Freshmen defeat Central High School in the first game of the city league series. York and Nesbitt do the battery work for the Freshmen. Score 10-5. May 6-7. Adelbert Dramatic Club give two farces-HA Box of lX1onkeys ' and Suspended Animation. It is a howling success, redounding to the profit of the Athletic Association. May 7.-Professor of Physics to the forlorn hope at the black- board: I beg your pardon, lVlr. B.-I thought you had some faint idea of the lesson. lVlay 9.-At the National League grounds, Adelbert, after many errors, de feats Case by heavy batting. Score, 10-7. Barnhart strikes out fifteen meng Carterstrikes out six men. The Annals are distributed throughout the advertisements. I.

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May' 17-Prof. Whitman takes La Grippe. '93 takes a vacation in Physics. Western Resenlee University, CLEVELAND, OHIO. CHARLES F. T5dXX7ING, I31'eSiCI.e1115. I-ADELBERT COLLEGE: Chartered in 1826. Afaculty of fifteeng Library of 30,000 volumes, a first- rate Gymnasium: a Dormitory for sixty students. Terms, for tuition and inci- dentals, including gymnasium, S75.00. Rooms, 325.00 to 835.00 for each student. For information, address the Secretary, E. Bushnell, D. D. 2-THE COLLEGE FOR WOM EN. ' The College for Vvomen of NVestern Reserve University was organized in 1888. It was organized as independent, yet, as co-ordinate with the Adelbert College of Western Reserve University, established 1826. Its teaching force was, and still is, in part, composed of the prolessors of Adelbert College. The labora- tories and the large library have been, and it is proposed, shall be at least for present, used in common by students. In Greek, Latin, History, Philosophy, French, German and English Literature the College has teachers whollyits own. In the principal departments the College has its own professors, and in these and other departments it has the co-operation of the Faculty of Adelbert - College. Thus, each of these co-ordinate Colleges receive large benefits from the other. 3-DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE: Gustave C. E. Welaer, LL.D., Dean, and a faculty of twenty-two give instruc- ' tion in the New College Building on Erie street, in ample Amphitheatres and Laboratories and by Hospital Clinics, in a graded course, extending over three years. Address C. B. Parker, M. D., 161 Prospect st., for catalogue and details. 4.-DEPARTMENT OF D ENTISTRY to be opened in September, 1892. 5-DEPARTNI ENT OF LAW to be opened in Septe1nber,1S92. 6-DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC: The Cleveland Conservatory-F. Bassett and Charles Heydler, Directors, as- sisted by a faculty of experts in theory and in execution. Departments-Piano, Organ, String and Vocal. Location, Clarence Building, Euclid Avenue, at the head of Bond street. Address the Directors for details. University Diplomas given on examination. 'I-WESTERN RESERVE ACADEMY, AT HUDSON: Newton B. Hobart, A. lvl., Principal: in association with four other teachers. Dormitories, Boarding Hall and Gymnasium. For information, address the Principal. 8-GREEN SPRING ACADEMY, AT GREEN SPRING: Frank G. Houle, A. B., Principal: offers excellent means of preparation for college or business. For information, address the Principal. lvlay 17-Field Day. Best prizes, most records broken, most pretty girls in attendance. III.