Hamilton College - Hamiltonian Yearbook (Clinton, NY)

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I7-I 1899. Sept. zo Oct. I2 Oct. I2 Nov. I4 Nov. 23 Dec. 9 Dec. 9 Dec. I3 Dec. 21 I9oo. -Ian. 2 jan. 3 jan. 3 Feb. II Feb. 22 Mar. I7 Mar. 21 Mar. 29 April IO April II April II May I7 May I8 May 24 May 25 May 26 May 30 May 31 June 6 June S june I8 june 23 june 24 june 24 june 25 june 26 june 26 June 27 june 28 Sept. Sept. I8 Sept. I3 Sept. IQ Oct. II Oct. II Dec. Zo Gollege Qialenbar XVednesday, Thursday noon, Thursday afternoon, Tuesday, or 30. Thursday, Saturday, Saturday, Wednesday, Thursday noon, Tuesday, Wednesday, 9 A. M. Wednesday noon, Sunday, Thursday, Saturday, XfVednesday, Thursday noon, Tuesday, Wednesday, 9 A. M., Wednesday noon, Thursday afternoon, Friday noon, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Wednesday, Thursday, Wednesday evening, Friday, Monday, Saturday, Sunday morning, Sunday afternoon, Monday evening, Autumn Term opened. Senior Prize Theses presented. AUTUMN FIELD DAV. Meeting of Board of Trust. THAN RSGIVING DAY Munson Prize Examination in Tompkins Prize Examination. Term Examinations begin. Autumn term closes. Examination of Delinquents. Winter Term opens. French. Head, Pruyn, Kirkland Orations presented DAY or PRAYER FOR COLLEGES. WASHINQ3'I'ON'S BIRTHDAY. Curran and Hawley Prize Examinations. Term Examinations begin. Winter Term closes. Examination of Delinquents. Spring Term opens. lsented Clark Prize Orations and Prize Essays pre SPRING FIELD DAY. Graduating Orations presented Underwood Prize Examination Southworth Prize Examination Munson Prize Examination in German. DECORATION DAY. Senior Examinations begin. CLARK PRIZE EXHIBITION. Graduating Honors announced Term Examinations begin. Prizes announced. BACCALAUREATE SERMON. Address before the Y. M. C. A PRIZE DEcLA11A'I'1oN. Tuesday, Entrance Examinations. Tuesday evening, PRIZE DEBATE. Wednesday, ALUMNI DAY. Thursday, CoN1nENcEI1EN'I'. Ilaminations 8. Monday C3 P. MQ and Tuesday, Entrance and Prize Entrance Ex Tuesday, Examination of Delinquents, Tuesday afternoon, Wednesday, 9 A. M., Thursday noon, Thursday afternoon, Thursday noon, All new students meet the Dean and the Registrar in the Chapel, at 5. Autum n Term opens. Senior Prize Theses. AUTIIIIN FIELD DAY. Autumn Term closes. 14

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In newspaper accounts of Mr. Root, given since he became Secre- tary of Vlfar, there has been full recognition of his great ability, high character, untiring industry and effective energy. He is spoken of as exceedingly grave and reticent. Some writers have spoken of him as cold-hearted and wholly unemotional. lt is known here- abouts how warmly he cherishes old friends, how thoroughly loyal he is to the College and to his fraternity-loyal in deeds as well as words. His friends know him as of a warm, strong heart, and full of pure, tender sentiment. He is not hail fellow U everywhere and is not universally jovial. But those who have tried say he is a good fellow to sit up with after a college dinner. The 'L Hall of Science is not only a monument to his father, but, as well, indisputable proof of his love for the college. He has wisely, as his best friends feel, put aside the possibility of the Vice-Presidency, and there is every conndence in the enduring value of his work as Secretary of VVar. lt is recognized that he has honesty wholly beyond tempta- tion, honor without shadow, and that with him no 4' pull 'l is possible. Preparing for college in Clinton, educated generally in this college, trained for his profession under a Hamilton graduate, atrustee of the College, a benefactor and a patron, he is well worthy whatever of honor Hamilton can give. I3

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Rev. Hon Hon Hon Pres Prof. Hon Hon Rev. Rev. Hon Pres Hon. 'Gbe Uirustees CHARLES C. KINUSLEY, A. M., Utica, Cihlllwlllllll, . L. MERR11.L NIILLER, D. D., Ogdensburg, . . G11.RER'1' IMOLLISON, Esq., Oswego, . . ELLIS H. ROBERTS, LL. D., Washington, D. C., GEORGE M. D1vEN, A. M., Elmira, . . JOSEPH R. HAw1..E1', LL. D., Hartford, Conn., DAVID H. COCHRAN, Ph. D., LL. D., Brooklyn, EDWARD NORTH, LL. D., L. H. D., College Hill, ELIHU ROOT, LL. D., New York, . . . CHARLES A. HAwLE1', LL. D., Seneca Falls, THOMAS B. HUDSON, D. D., Clinton, . . HORACE B. S11.1.1A1AN, LL. D., Cohoes, . . A. NORTON BROCKWAY, A. M., M. D., New York, GEORGE B. S11ALD1Ncs, D. D., LL. D., Syracuse, . THEODORE M. POA11cRO1', LL. D., Auburn, THOMAS D. CA1'L1N, A. M., Ottawa, Ill., GEORGE E, DUNHAA1, A. M., Utica, . HAA111-TON B. TOMPKINS, A. M., New York, M. WOOLSEY STRYKBR, D. D., LL. D., College l-lill, CHARLES H. Sn11 1'H, Esq., Clinton, . . DAN P. EELLS, A. M., Cleveland, Ohio, FRANKLIN D. LOCKE, A. M., Buffalo. JOHN N. BEACH, A. M., Brooklyn, . ALEXANDER C. SOPER, A. M., Chicago, lll., HENRY HARPER BENED1CT, A. M., New York, CHARLES B. ROGERS, A. M., Utica, . . CHA-UNCE1' S. TRUAX, A. M., New York. ROBERT S. RUDD, A. M., Glen Ridge, Rev. THOMAS B, HUDSON, D. D., Clinton, Secnffzzfjf, K 18125, j mm' T7'6'!Z.VZ!7'E7', f1S13'6j. Executive Committee Messrs. S'1'RvRER, K1Nc1s1.E1', NORTH, HUDSON, C. A. SA11 1'H, D 11 N H A M, Rc 1o1+:Rs. 15 HAw1.1:1', l.l.I QCTEIJ 1867 1867 1871 l872 187.1 1375 1375 1881 1883 1884 1884 1885 1885 1886 1886 ISQO 1891 1892 1892 1893 1393 1895 1896 1397 T397 1899 1399 1899