Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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fix? La .X J il , tlwff fi? . . , G N,ff,'j:5 Sf ---- .... T I r PKK-x s, F T, Ta if If M t .. .' w.f. I ff X T7? wg, ciontifio Kssociation. FOUNDED APRIL 16. 1887. ' The stated aims of the society are: gaj. To afford opportunities for the interchange of ideas Dj tnose interested in various sciences. Cbj. To collect, record and disse the sciences. ' Cfcj. To stimulate interest in loca minate information beaimg on l natural history and prcserxe notes and specimens interesting the same. OFFICERS. President, - - - Vice-President, - Rec. Secretary, Treasurer, - - Permanent Secretary, - Prof. G. W. McKibben J. E. TVoodland. E. U. Smith. Prof. L. E. Akins Prof. W. G. Tight.

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TIIE A D YTUJII. DENISON UNIVERSITY FIELD DAY RECORD. Standing Broad jump-10 feet, D. W. Brownell. Fifty Yards Hop-75 seconds, J. B. McConnaughey. Putting the Shot-28 feet, ten inches, E. G. Evans Throwing Base Ball-329 feet, 5 inches, C. H. Bosler. Hundred Yards Dash-Mi seconds, D. E. Beasley. High Kick-7 feet, Si inches, L. E. Rose. Pole Vault-9 feet, E. S. Clark. 220 Yards Dash-Q5 seconds, A. T. Yon Shultz. Running High JLIITIP-G5i,lHCllCS, E. S. Clark. Throwing Hammer-69 feet, Clinton Cowen. Standing Hop Step and juinp-30 feet, D. W. Brownell. Half Mile Run-2 minutes, 239 seconds, N. G. Miller. Running Hop, Step and Juinp-43 feet, 4 inches, E. G. Evans Running Broad Iuinp-18 feet, 5 inches, B. F. McCann. Gne Mile RunA5 minutes, 12 seconds, H. C. Stillwell. Winner of Citizen's Gold Medal, Iune, 113, ISDH, L. E. Rose.

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THE ADYTUJII. 91 Y 1 n l I Ofgnzzzizefi in D67ZZ.S07Z U1zz'zfe1'5z'Q' 1879. MEMBERSHIP 125. Regular Meetings in Y. M. C. A. Rooms, Weclnesflay. evening 6:30-7 o'clock led by President Purinton. Sunday morning 8:30 to 9:15. The Y. M. C. A. is one of the most pronounced features of D. U. Young men of the University are solicited to join the cause of Christ, are welcomed to the ranks, treated as brothers and warmly assisted and benefited in many ways. The past history of the Association is one of prosperity, especially during the past year have the efforts of the young men been crowned with success. Christian work is prosecuted with vigor, not only among the students, but also throughout the village and vicinity. The Sunday afternoon meetings in the Town Hall for the benefit of the male pop- ulation ofthe village who are 'without Christ has been productive of grand results. Sunday Schools, in the various neighboring country districts, which are not conveniently supplied with the gospel, are con ducted by members of the Association. Plans are being prepared tor more aggressive work during the coming year. The outlook for the future is promising and it is an assured fact that the Y. M. C. A., will continue in the future, as it has been in the past, a marked blessing to Denison. Thou hath not failed one word of all his good promise, which he promised by the hand of Moses his servant. -I Kings VIII : 56. OFFICERS.. President, Vice President Cor. Secretary Rec. Secretary Treasurer, 9 7 7 Geo. YanWinkle. L. H. Cammack. Bruce Kinney. E. U. Smith. IV. H. Houghton