Heidelberg University - Aurora Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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CIXVOHOIOQV. l JC 1896. SEPTEMBER 7-9-Entrance Examinations. SEPTEMBER 9-Opening address by the Rev. D. Van Horne, D. D. Snbj' ct: Wfrrlfle. Stool and Candlestick or tl1e Environment of the Studr nt. SEPTEMBER 16-Opening of Theological Seminary. SEPTEBIBER 16-Fall Term Reception ofthe Christian Associations. SEPTEMBER I7-FHfCWCll Reception to Miss Mary C. Knauss, '96, lklission 4 'v to lnclia. OCTOBER 29-Fall Entertainment of the Excelsior Literary Society. NOVEMBER 4-The XVilczek Grand Concert Co. on Y. M. C. A. Course. NOVEMBER 8-13,-Week of Prayer observed by the Y. M. C. A. NOVEMBER I4-Football. Heidelberg vs. Sandusky. NOVEMBER I8-Rev. B. Fay Mills on Y. M. C. A. Course. V NOVEMBER 21-Football. Heidelberg vs. Clyde. NOVEMBER 26-National Thanksgiving Day. HOLIDAY. NOX'EiXIBER 26-Football. Heidelberg vs. Norwalk. NOX'EhlBER 27-HOLIDAY. DECEMBER 8-Rev. Henry E. Mott on Y. M. C. A. Course. DECEMBER 14-Oratorical Contest of the Heidelberg Literary Society for Lllc R-rv. Scott F Hershey Prize. DECEMBER 16-Elocutionary and Dramatic Recital by the School 0' Orznor-'. DECEMBER 15-18-Fall Term Examinations. DECEMBER 19-Holiday vacation began. 1897. JANUARY 6-Winter Term began. Address by Prof. E. C. Zartnian. Subject: The Mis sion of Music. JANUARY I3-Winter Term Reception of the Christian Associations. JANUARY 15, 16-Glee Club engaged at Farr-ner's Institute. JANUARY I9-Grecian Entertainment of the Hesperian Literary Society. JANUARY 26-Prof. Louis P. Favour on Y. M. C. A. Course. JANUARY 28-Day of Prayer for Colleges observed. FEBRUARY 1-The Smalley Concert Co. on Y. M. C. A. Course. FEBRUARY 9-II-Lectures before the Theological Seminary by the Rev. C. E. Miller Dayton, O. 3

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final, especially in all cases affecting the Seniors and Seminarians without further counsel from those to whom it may concern. For their affability and courtesy on all occasions they have our everlasting regard. While not endeavoring to produce an innovation, we have not Qas has been wontj blindly adhered to established custom. Not seeking thus, vaunt- ingly to display originality, but merely to disagree with Solomon Qof oldj in respect of the newness of things. If from the labyrinthian passages of our musty imaginations some traces of antediluvian humor have been exhumed, please give us the credit Without looking through your dusty files of Puck or fudge. We take unbounded pleasure in giving a PARTING salutation to those few whose puerility has been so abjectly manifested in vain attempts to bring re- proach upon us and our work. You have done us a favor. You have inspired our hearts with a feeling of superiority when contrasted with the infantile. Our pocket-books, too, have expanded with our heads. For all this we make humble obeisance but at the same time hope your disappear- ance may be the last of your kind. In conclusion, we would say: We are poor innocent cratursg our sins are before youg We implore your forgivenessg we are low in the dust. And yet, we remain yours without a tear, a fear, or even a single fond regret, THE EDITORS.

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FEBRUARY 11-Local Oratorieal Contest. FEBRUARY 12-Mandolin and Guitar Club engaged by the Jr. O. U. A. M. FEBRUARY 23-Lecture by the Rev. Scott F. Hershey, Ph. D., on The Cry of Armenia and the Doom of Turkey. FEBRUARY 24-Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr., on Y. M. C. A. Course. MARCH Q-II-LCCLHYES before the Theological Seminary by the Rev. J. J. Leberman, D. D., Louisville, O. ' MARCH Io-Anniversary of the Heidelberg Literary Society. MARCH I7-P1'Of. Byron W. King on Y. M. C. A. Course. MARCH 18-23-NVinter Term Examinations. MARCH 24-Spring Term began. MARCH 25-1VI2.11ClO1lI1 and Guitar Club at Greensprings. MARCH 26-Anniversary of the Excelsior Literary Society. MARCH 27-Mandolin and Guitar Club at Bloomville. APRIL 14-Anniversary of the Hesperian Literary Society. APRIL 16-Good Friday, HOLIDAY. APRIL 21-Commencement of the Theological Seminary. MAY 27-Ascension Day. BIAY 30-Memorial Day. JUNE I-4-Final Examinations of the Senior Class. JUNE 9-I4-Spring Term Examinations. JUNE II-Jl1l'llOI' Oratorical Contest for the Rev. Madison C. Peters Prize, 7: 30 p. m. JUNE I2-Aft Entertainment, 7: 30 p. m. ' JUNE I3-B8CC3.1al.1I'63.tC Address, 7:30 p. m. JUNE I7-Commencement of the Collegiate Department, 9 a. m. JUNE 21-Summer School begins. JULY 29, 30-Summer School Examinations. JULY 30-Summer School closes. SEPTEMBER 6-8-Entrance Examinations. SEPTEMBER S-Fall Term begins. SEPTEMBER I5-T1'l6OlOglC3.l Seminary opens. OCTOBER 27-Fall Entertainment of the Excelsior Literary Society, S p. m. NOVEMBER 25-National Thanksgiving Day. HOLIDAY . NOVEMBER 26-HOLIDAY. DECEMBER I3-The Heidelberg Literary Society Oratorical Contest for the Rev. Scott F. Hershey Prize, S p. m. DECEMBER 14-17-Fall Term Examinations. DECEMBER IS-Holiday vacation begins. 1898. JANUARY 5-Winter Term begins, 9 a. ni. JANUARY 27-Day of Prayer for Colleges. Recitations suspended on account of special religious services for that day. F1i1aRUARY 9-Local Oratorical Contest, 7:45 p. m. BIARCPI 9-Anniversary ofthe Heidelberg Literary Society, 7:50 p. m. BI.-XRCPI IS--22--XVl1ltEl' Term Examinations.