Heidelberg University - Aurora Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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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.

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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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M.ARCH 23-Spring Term begins. MARCH 25-Anniversary of the Excelsior Literary Society, 7:30 p. rn. APRIL I 3-Anniversary of the Hesperian Literary Society, 7:30 p. rn. APRIL 8--Good Friday. HOLIDAY. APRIL 20-Commencement of the Theological Seminary, 7:30 p. ni. JUNE I-4-Final Examinations of the Senior Class. JUNE S-I3-Spring Term Examinations. JUNE Io-Junior Oratorical Contest for the Rev. Madison C. Peters Prize, 7:30 p. H1 JUNE II-Aft Entertainment, 7:30 p. ni. JUNE 12-Baccalaureate Address, 7:30 p. ni. JUNE I6-COI1'1l'l'lC11CCDlCI1t of the Collegiate Department, 9 a. m. 'U1l1iV6l'5ifQ NQUIGGRIQ QHICIIUHF. Q I897-I898. MOND.u'-FRIDAY-Chapel Service, 9:40-I0 a. ni. Recitations, 7:40 a. rn.-4 p. rn. MONDAY-Y. YV. C. A. Prayer Meeting, 4 p. rn. Y. M. C. A. Bible Classes, 6 p. ni. TUESDAY-Chorus Class, 7 p. rn. ' Faculty Meeting QFirst and Third Tuesdays of each niontlij, 3 p. ni. THURSDAY-University Prayer Meeting, 6-7 p. m., FRIDAY-Q 55111253 Sessions of the Literary Societiesi :go Hoiniletical Exercises of the Theological Seminary, 6:30 p. ui. SATURDAY-lVIiSSlOll Study Class. 6:30 p. rn. SUNDAY-Sunday-school LCity Churcliesj 8:45 a. rn. Preaching Services QCity Churchesj I0 a. ni. and 7 p. m. Y. M. C. A. Meeting QUniversity Hallj 1:30 p. In. Christian Endeavor Societies CCity Chnrchesj 6 p. rn. '-fa KN