Haverford College - Record Yearbook (Haverford, PA)

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The Philadelphia ' ' and Bkycle Headquarters. WHY? Because We are manufacturers, not agents. We carry an immense stock of carefully selected goods. Our prices are fair for quality of goods furnished. Our salesmen and clerks are courteous. If you wish to live long, eat well, sleep jieacefully, and be happy, ride The Spalding Bicycle. Most conveniently situated and best conducted riding school in the city. Women, S.30 a. m. to 2 r. m.: men, 2 p. m. to 6 r. m. Bicycle and athletic clothing for women as well as for men. Please remember, we have a complete line of everything athletic, not only as to implements but clothing. Catalogues mailed free on application. a. G. SPALDING BR©S. New York. Chicago. 1216 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.

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Athletic Cuts In this Annual are taken fpon Photographs by this fipn . -@- -§ - -©• • Special Rates to Students. -m- -m- -m- a : 6 Lieading Photogpaphcps, 1030 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. Photoerapliod lij- nilbert ltu« J. H. AND A. G. ScATTERGOOD, ' 95 Foot-Ball Team.

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JL K Cbautaiuiua S 0tcin of le ucation, Cbautauciua, Cbautauqua Xahc, 1R. juj. Lewis Miller, President. 1S96. John H. Vincent, Chancellor. ASSEMBLY DEPARTMENT. University Extension Lbcture Course, Lbctubes, Addresses, and Sermons, Illustrated Lectures, Readings and Recitations, Concerts and Recitals, Entektainmknts, CuiBs AND Classes. COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT. WM. R. harper, r iKci al. Schools of Modern Languages and Sciences, School of Pedagogy, Schools of Sacred Literature, School of Music, School of Fine Arts, School of Physical Education, School of Expression, School of Practical Arts. SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION. J. W. SKAVER, M. D., President. W. G. ANDERSON, M. D., Dea,t. Normal Courses in Gymnastics, Medical Gymnastics, DeLSARTE tSYSTBM, ATHLETICS— Tennis. Base-Ball, Boxing and Fencing, Rowing, Swimminc;. lliniTforti roilpjrc Atliletir Associalion. Records Broken, 1896 putting shot, J. A. Lester, ' 96, 33 ft- 9 ■ running high Jump, E. CONKLIN, ' 99, 5 ft, 8 in. CHAUTAUQUA BOYS ' CLUB. directors. W. G. ANDERSON, M. D., Yale University Gymnasium. J. A, BABBITT, A. B., Haver ord College Gyinnasium. Practical Talks, Entertainments, Observation Classes, Reading Courses, Gymnastics, Athlbtics, Camping, Swimming, Boating. THE DOLPHIN CREW. For the season nf 1896 a small cruiser, the Dolphin, will be put in ommission. This little vessel will have a Hush deck.und will have berths for ten pcisoiis in ihc main cabin and forecastle. There will also be a galley, from which regular meals will be served. The motive power will be supplied by a ten and one-half horsepower Wing gas engine, which combines compactness with perfect safety and extreme simplicity of management. The boat will be in charge of a thoroughly competent officer, and boy crews will he shipped each week for cruises about the lake and life in a camp, which will be established in connection with the ■ ' Dolphin at a point near Chautauqua. A hoy may be shipped for one, two, three, or six weeks. INFORMATION. For all information regarding the Chautauqua Assembly, rooms, board railroaiis, and expenses, address Dr. W. a. DUNCAN. Sec ' y C. A., Syracuse, N. Y. For further information regarding the Boys ' Club, address JAS. A. BABBITT, flaver ord College, Havkrford, Pa.