Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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Headquarters for School Supplies atJ. E. Brownis. Denison's l'1lZ:1iLclquarters 'Ae O. S, gE:EERT,S - - 27 W tM ' sf 1, lVlus1cal Merchandrse NEQARQfOQgQ, J. C. SHERWOOD, 447 NORTH H1511 STREET, Elfld SpOI'tll'lg' Goods on of all Kinds. p COLUMBUS, O- Discounts to all Students. Base Ball Goods a Specialty Spring Term.-.li 1896 April 8. Trouble begins again. April 8. Surveying class surveys drives through Arboretum Park. April El. Girls at the Sem7' receive a lecture on f'scheming.'7 April 10. Beta Theta Pi reunion at Columbus. April 11. Freshmen eat at Maj. BuXton's-Sophs take the cake. April 12. Sophs have the stomach ache. April 13. John Temple Graves lectures. April lll. Athletic exhibition. Lots of fun! t'Pillsbury7s Bestf, f4Kinder Cacophoniesf' April 15. Blair rolls in. April 16. Base ball gas escapes. IX

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Shepardson College Fewlfv- Conservatory DANIEL BOARDMAN PURINTON, PH. D., LL. D., President. ROSE DAVIS VVHISSEN, M. A., Principal, History of Art. f M ' CARRIE MARIE HOWLAND, China Painting. O USIC HARRIET MARIE BARKER, Mathematics and Physics. WILLIS ARDEN CHAMBERLAIN, M. S., Modern Languages SARAH GOODRIDGE BAGNALL, M. A., English Literature and History. ' OTTO ENGWERSON, Director, Vocal Culture. SUSAN MAXWELL IVIOORE, Piano. MARY CASTLE, PH. B., Latin Language and Literature. ,IENNIE ELIZABETH BLINN, Voice Culture, Piano and EVA VIRGINIA JOHNSON, Physiology and Physical Geography. Harmonv' HENRY STANISLAUS SAUERBREY, Physical Culture. CLARA LOUISE WHISSEN, Violin and Guitar. GEORGE FITCH MCKIBBEN, A. M., Modern Languages. ARTHUR CHARLES BALDWIN, Organ. CAROLYN BOWEN CREW, Drawing and Painting. ALBERT NVILLIAM ALGER, Elocution. FRANCES MARIA GREEN, Matron. Sidi? Its Academic and Collegiate Courses of Study, Classical, Scientific, Philosophical and Literary, are equal to our best Academies and Colleges. Its Conservatory of Music is thoroughly furnished with the best instruction and with complete modern appliances for a musical education. In both Music and Art, full courses of four years each are given. Three new and commodious buildings have been recently erected. Students are admitted to classes in Denison University. Fall Term begins Thursday, September 16, 1897. For further information, apply 10' MRS. ROSE D. WHISSEN, M. A., Lady Principal. Or to D. B. PURINTON, Granville, Ohio. III

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