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Page 5 text: “ KENYON REVEILLE 3J) fiefl’t. (Ditto fiber Befcnse. Colonel, J. C. Hinman, of Clifton. COi O. (COLOR CO.) Captain, C. M. Buchanan, of Cliftou. Is iwu . W. R. Powell, of Kenyon. 2d L. Gardiner, of Clifton. Commissary, G. T. CHAPMAN, of Kenyon. Ord. Sergt. E. L. Stanton, of Kenyon. 2d “ I. B. Resor, of Cliftou. 3d « P. M’Avoy, of Clifton. 4th 44 F. W. Hubby, of Kenyon. 5 A 44 S. C. Hill, of Kenyon. 1st Corp. Jno. N. Jacobs, of Kenyon. 2d 44 TV m. W. Farr, of Kenyon. 3d 44 W. P. Browne, of Kenyon. 4th “ T. D. Rafter, of Kenyon. m. Captain, Prof. G. T. Chapman Is Lieut. W. R. Powell. 2d 44 E. L. Stanton. Ensign, Geo. Bosley. Ord. Sergt. F. W. Hubby. 2d “ W. P. Browne. %d “ S. C. IIill. 4th Wm. W. Farr. 5 th « Geo. Gallagher. 1st Corp. M. E. Brasee. 2d “ J. E. Conover. 3 d 44 Jno. C. Knox. 4th 44 Geo. R. Wells. H3STOJ3JCAL S0C3ETY. 1803. CHAS. T). M’GUFFEY, WM R POWELL, EDWIN L. STANTON. 1804. WM. W. FARR. GEORGE.GALLAGHER, FRANK W. HUBBY, WILLIAM W. TAYLOR, HENRY K. WHITE. 1865. CLARENCE BLAKE, CHAS. E. BURR, CLIFFORD B. ROSSELL. Asmnsiojx S©F©aad@irs, ' Come where my love lies dreftiising.w SAMUEL II. BOYER, Air. W. P. BROWNE, •« GEO. GALLAGHER, Tenor. I M. ZELLKUt H. K. WHITE, Alto. JNO. K. WOODWARD, Basso. F.W, HUBBY, « GEO. GALLAGHER, Soprano, H. K. WHITE, Alto. D, M. ZELLER, Tenor. J. K. WOODWARD, Basso. Wim GYMMSIOI PRKRIDKNT. MURRAY C. SHOEMAKER. TICK PBRSIDENT, JAMES A. SEARIGHT. 8RCKETARY. GEORGE CARTER. BOARD OP DIRECTORS. WM. P. BROWNE, J. LKWIS BROWNE. WM W. FARR, FRANK W. HUBBY. gall hib. enyou’s |tcU of potior. PRESIDENT. FRANK W. HUBBY. SECRETARY. JNO. N. JACOBS. TREASURER. WM. R. POWELL. FIRST NINE. Chas. T. Dobb, F. W. Hubby, Geo. Gallagher, Jno. Jacobs, S. C. Hill, Jno. Knox, Jno. K. Woodward. KMVm WB. PRESIDENT. GEORGE GALLAGHER. VICE PRESIDENT. JOHN C. KNOX, Jr. SECRETARY. FRANK W. HUBBY. TREASURER. SIMEON C. HILL. OROUND COMMITTEE. Geo. Gallagher, S. C. Hill F. W. Hubby, J. C. Knox, Ciias. T. Dobb. FIRST ELEVEN. Daniel Cox, Jno. C. Knox, C. T. Dobb, Edward Moore, Geo. Gallagher, Ed. Norton, S. C. Hill, Jno. Putnam, F. W. Hubby, E. H. Ruffner, D. M. Zeller. L SOCIETIES, flit gfltta ORGANIZED 1848. ACTIVE MEMBERS. G. H. Browning, Clifton. R. C. Bruce, Cincinnati. G. A. Christian, Cleveland. B B. Killikelly, Paradise, Pa. G. II. Kelloq, Hillsboro Ed. Ross Lang, Gambier. R. A. M’Iluenny, Gambier. Wooster Morrow, Gambier. G. II. O’Bannon, Newark. II. T. Proctor, Cincinnati. N. H. Swayne, Columbus. G. B. Vallandigha.m, Dayton, E. Zimmerman, Cincinnati, °-o Kc «v- gdlwuiau ORGANIZED 1858. ACTIVE MEMBERS. R. J. Addler, New York. Dawson Critciifield, Ohio. David Hayes, Dayton. Wm. W. Hoffman, Phila., Pa. Jno. Smale, Chicago, 111. C. H. Strong, Gambier. quizWaxml (tat. F. W. Hubby, Chief Justice. M. E. Bra see, M. C. Shoemaker, V Jurors. E. L. Stanton, ) C. T, Dobb, j , r i r J.H. Putnam,} Conned for Pro tvk. S. C. IIill, Counsel for Defense. Prof, Wiiarton, Plaintiff. Geo. Bosley, Geo. CARTER, Prisoners at the Bar. Wm. Hyde, ) Jno, N. Jacobs, High Constable. Edwin M. Stanton, •Lorin Andrews, Stanley Matthews, Heury Banning, R. B. Hayes, Jno. S. Mason, Jas. A. Wilcox, M. M. Granger, John M’Dowell, R. B. Buck laud, Charles Parish, J. T. Sterling, J. G. Mitchell J. A. Camp, Secretary of War. Col. 4th 0. V. I. Col. 51st 0. Y. I. Col. 87th O. V. I. Col. 23d 0. Y. I. Col. 4th 0. V. I. Col. 113th 0. Y. 1. Col. 0. V. I. Col. Iowa Y. 1, Col 72d 0. V. I. Lt. Col. I. V. I. Lt. Col. 103d 0. V. I. Lt. Col. 113th 0. V. I. Major U. S. A. S. S. L’Hommedieu, Major 83d 0. Y. I. A. M. Kiuzie, Hunter Brooke, Charles Wing, J. E. Jacobs, F. Ball, Jr., Charles Mcdary, Leonard Whiting, Lewis Wolfley, John Norris, Henry Mcars, S. S. Boone, Wm. Marshall, T. M. Smith, J. S. Harter, Rev. John Ufford, Rev. R. L. Gantcr, Rev. John M’Carty, Rev. E. A. Strong, D. I). Benedict, W. W. Hays, W. J. Wolfley, R. P. Muenschcr, C. W. Feafns, Frank Crawford, tj. Franklin, W. N. Dennison, E. W. Tar 1 ton, Eugene Osborne, E. P. Sturges, G3, J. J. M’Cook, ’ 5, Jas. Kilbourne, Geo. Dunn, '63, Wm. T, Wing, J. K. Jones, C. B. Guthrie, Gen. Hunter's Staff. Gen. M’Cook’s Staff. Gen. Thomas' Staff. Gen. Pope's Staff. Gen. Wool’s Staff. Gen. Morgan’s Staff. Capt. U. S. A, 44 K. V. C. “ 0. Y. I. “ I. Y. I. 44 111. V.I. “ 111. Y. I. Capt. P. V. I. Capt. 115th 0. Y. I. Chap. Iowa V. I. “ O. V. I. 44 0. Y. I. 44 0. V. I. Post Surg. Surg. U. S. A. Assist. Surg. 0. Y. I. 44 44 0. V. I. Adj. 45th (). Y. I. “ 85th I. V. I. 44 O. V. c. Lt. U. S. Artillery. Lt. U. S. Cav. Lt.O.Y. A. Lt. 0. V. A. Lt. 6th 0. Y. C. Lt. 95th 0. V. I. Lt, 1. V. I. Lt. 96th 0. V. I. Lt. 24th 0. V. L Lt. 100th N. Y. V. ♦Charles Trimble, ’63, Lt. 0. Y. I. F. 11. Wilson, ’64, Lt. 76th 0 V. I. Lt. 0. V. I. Lt. 17th 0. Y. I. Lt. 93d O. V. I. 0. S. N. Sergt. Maj. N. Y. V. U. S. N. Serg. Maj. 0. V. I. 44 44 0. V. I. 44 44 O. Y. I. Brigade Orderly. 44 P. M. Hospital Steward. Lt. 0. V. I. Lt. 0. V. I. Emory Muenscher, W. H. Pugh, Geo. Shaffer, ’G5, Charles Jones, C. E. Butler, Geo. Benedict, II. S. Sherman, ’64, J. T. Burr, J M. Dillon, C. G. Penny, ’64, E. Tt Moore, ’63, ♦Robert Lurkena, II. H. Everhardt, ’66, A. J. Ricks, ’65, Geo. Farrington. ’63, Cols. Ord. I V. I. John Ball ’65, •« “ I. V I. John M. Butler, 64, Ord. Serg. O. V. I. H. L. Badger, Sergt. 0. V. I. G. J- Boving, ’64, Sergt. 85th 0. V. I. Oscar Kelton, ’64, 4‘ 95th O. V. I. D. G. Anderson, '64, Corp. 96 0. V. I. J. C. Leake, ’64, Corp. 5th O. V. I. U. D. Cole, Corp. 81th 0. V. I. W. P. Payne, ’63, Private 1. V. I. A. D. Rockwell, ’63, 44 O. V. I. D. C. Roberts, '64, Private 84th 0. V. I. F. S. Burrows, ’04, Corp. 96th O. V. I. P. E. Watson, ’64, Sergt. 53d 0. V. I. ♦Chas. M. M’Cook, ’65, Private 2d O. V. I. A. Strong, Private 85th O. V. I. •Deceased, Not - The fllFOve 11 Mott ' was haatlly prepared and Is bcTCfore not complete, and perhaps not free Irani errors. Ed §uUftin-goarfl, Query.—What did Dr. Tyng think of the metaphysico-psychologicul transcendental rhapsodies of the representative of Harvard, at Bexley Hall? With his subject, object, absolute, subjectivo-objective, objectivo subjeetive, and excluded middle, “Busting” rather cornered the Rev. Doctor. Verily, omniscient and all skillful arc the New Englanders. They are up to everything. With equal ease, they can keep hotel, write incomprehensibly on the “ Philosophy of Deity,” or come off second best in pugilistic encounters with Barbarians and Blake boys. Query.—If Mr. French has actually raised George's wages from one dollar and a quarter per month to two dollars, will the extra allowance pay the expenses of a wedding tour ? Query.—Would Burke’s remark that an aristocracy is a Corinthian capital on the column of society, apply to the aristocracy of Gambier? ttswcrjs to Correspondent;;, R of the Seminary—No j you are wrong. Women, as a class, are not “inferior to men, in mental and moral endowments.” In regard to your proposed course, the Faculty of the Seminary have concluded that they may be able to impart some information of which you arc not already possessed. Yes; the central point of the Universe is Newport Barracks. P.—With pleasure wo yield to your request and publish your brilliant opinion in regard to the absolute. Your words were 44 Ye es, I guess I can comprehend the absolute—when my mind gets ’round it.” You are a second Plato. T. and II,—Your artifice was not successful. Your window was observed to be opened just before the unfortunate janitor was ducked. We beg leave to inform our friends of the 44 Bomb Shell ” editorial chair that we have obtained the 44 small boy wanted ” to post us concerning “ the next lesson.” Found him in the tower one night. Prof (?) M—Your jurisdiction does not properly extend over the 11 collegiate department.” Is limited to the Grammar School, P. N., Jr.—Oh yes? Of course the Faculty will foot the hill for your broken gate. Ben Castile will settle his little account with you, too. Phelan.—We do not think your project would succeed. There is already a Billiard Saloon in Gambier, one conducted on clerical principles. Student.—You will find incredible anecdotes of canine sagacity in an apocryphal work on Cynology, now under pro- aration by two well known clergymen. B.—We cannot inform you on wlint terms you can obtain an engagement with Christy’s Minstrels. The manager will probably give you the desired information if you are 14 that kind of a feller.” Nunc est bibendum.—The morbid propensity for joking which you speak of is certainly a serious matter. Time alone can be relied on to effect a cure. II. R. S.—If your dyspepsia continues after boarding with the omniveri, your case is indeed hopeless. George. — You have indeed gotten yourself into a pickle. Kleptomania is an unfortunate failing of yours. You have been detected in robbing your generous benefactor. Trial and conviction will come, like clouds, to obscure the glory of your honeymoon; and your extensive family will be agonized and disgraced ROBERT S. FRENCH, GAMBIEB, OHIO, DEALER IS DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, Fine Toilet Soa s, Fine Hair and Tooth Brushes, Fancy and Toilet Ar ti' les. Pore Wines and Liquors, for Medicin 11 tires. Choice Family Groceries Pens. Ink, Letter Paper Envelopes. Books and Stationery. Coal Oil, Toys and Yankee Notions. Customers will find my stock complete, comprising many articles it is impossible here to enumerate, and all sold at moderate prices. W. S- HAVEN, PRINTER AND STATIONER, Cor. Wood and Third Streets, Pittsburgh. ”
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Page 4 text: “KENYON REVEILLE ©kotogfcal Seminary OK THE QP OHIO, BOARD OF TRUSTEES. Eight Etv. CHARLES P. lILYilil, D. U., D. C. L. President. Right Rev. G. T. BEDELL, Rev. S. A. BRONSON, D. D. Rev. ERASTUS BURR, D. D. Rev. JULIUS K. CRAMMER, Rev. LEWIS BARTON, Rev. IIENRY B. WALBRIDGE, KENT JARVIS, Esq. WM. PROCTER, Esq. JOHN W. ANDREWS, Esq. ROLLIN C. HURD, Esq. COLUMBUS DELANO, Esq. JONATHAN N. BURR, M. D. Rev. M. T. c. WING; D. D, Secretary, FACULTY. Eight Ret. CHARLES P. Il lLfAIRE, D. D., D. C. L., President. Rt. Rev. G. T. BEDELL, D. D., Vico President, and Instructor in Pastoral Divinity. Rev. THOS. M. SMITH, D. D., Dean of the Faculty, lilnor Professor of Systematic Divinity, and Professor of Diblical Literature and Exegesis. Rev. M. T. C. WING, D. D., Emeritus Professor of Ecclesiastical History. Rev. JNO. J. M’ELHINNEY, D. I)., Griswold Professor of Sacred Rhetoric and Church Polity, and Professor of the Sacred Languages, Rev. LUCIUS W. BANCROFT, A. M., Bedell Professor of Ecclesiastical History. Rev. FRANCIS WHARTON, A. M., Lecturer on the Connections of Sacred and Classical History, and English Literature in its relations to Theology, Prof. H. L. SMITH, A. M., Lecturer on Natural Science, as Illustrating Theology. 111! mMxMK FACULTY. LORTN ANDREWS, LL. J).. Pres., And Lorillnrd and Wolfe Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy, c. BENJ. L. LANG, A. M., Acting Pres., And Professor of Mathematics and Civil Engineering, JOHN TRIMBLE, A. M., Prof, of Greek Language and Literature. HAMILTON L. SMITH, A M., Professor of the Natural Sciences. FRANCIS WHARTON, A. M.f Professor of English Literature and History. GEORGE T. CHAPMAN, A. M., Professor of Latin Language and Literature. A. V. G. ALLEN, A. B., Tutor in English Literature, Rev. PETER S. RUTH, A. M., Principal of Worthington Grammar School. RICHARD B. MARSH, Principal of Kenyon Grnmmar School. Rf.v. SAMUKL CLEMENTS, A. M., Chaplain of the College. Rev. M. T. C. WING, D. D., Treasurer and Agent. E. 0. SIMPSON, A. B., Bursar. Rev. JOHN J. M’ELHINNEY. D. T ., Librarian of the College Library. WM. W. FARR, Librarian of Philomalhesian Library. E. H. RUFFNER, Librarian of Nu Pi Kappa Library. Deceased. EXAMINING COMMITTEE. Rry. JOSEPH MUENSCHER, D. D. Rev. JULIUS E. GRAMMER, Rkv. JOHN S. WALLACE, Rf.v. HENRY H. MORRELL, Rev. RICHARD L. CHITTENDEN, Rev. WILLIAM K. ROGERS, Hon. G. VOLNEY DORSEY, THOS. SPARROW, Esq. WILLIAM G. LANE, Esq. DAVID L. KING, Esq. SOLOMON N. SANFORD, A. M. MOSES M. GRANGER, Esq. fhilcjwrtltwitm jfarfdjl. President, EDWIN L. STANTON. Vice President. THOMAS D. RAFTER. Secretary- JOHN J. M’COOK. Assistant Secretary. G. IIENRY SMITH. Tceasttrer. DANIEL A. COX. Historian. WILLIAM P. BROWNE, Librarian. WILLIAM W. FARR. Vice Librarian, J. LEWIS BROWNE. Assistant Librarians. U. C. BLAKE, C. ROSSELL, DANIEL A. COX, C. A. WENMAN. Critics. M. C. SHOEMAKER, W. R. POWELL, C. D. M'GUFFEY. MEMBERS. Seniors. Morton E. Brasee, Lancaster. Cbus. I). M’Guffcy, Cincinnati. Wm. 11. Powell, Mt. Savage, Md. Geo. C. Rafter, Montreal, C. E. Thos. D. Rafter, Montreal, C. E. James A. Sc aright, tniontown, Pa. M. C. Shoemaker, Glendale. Edwin L. Stanton, Wad ling ton City. Juniors Chester Adams, Akron. Geo. Bosley, Brooke Co. Va. •T. Lewis Browne, Flint, Mich. Wm. P. Browne, New York, N. Y. Wm. W. Farr, Philadelphia, Pa S. C. Ilill, Fall River, Mass. It. A. Pomeroy, Pomeroy. Amos Skeele, Chicopee, Mass. David M. Zeller, Germantown. Sophomores. U. Clarence Blake, Ml. Vernon. Geo. Coburn, Baltimore, Md. Daniel Cox, Cleveland. Rollin C. Hurd, Jr. Ml. Vernon. Henry B. Rogers, Mt. Vernon. Clifford B. Rossell, Trenton, N. J. Albert S. Ruth, Worthington. G. Henry Smith, Middleton, Conn. Alf. W. Snyder, Chicago, 111. Henry R. Stout, Chicago, 111. James Viers, Steubenville. Chas. A. Wenman, New York. Freshmen. George P. Brasee, Lancaster. Burleigh Graham, Knox Co. Wm. W. Hall, Cincinnati. John P. Holloway, Covington, N. T. Slcphen M’Nulty, Corunna, C. W. J. K. Mendenhall, Bristol, Pa. Thos. M. Thorpe, Brooklyn, N. Y. Chas. H. Tucker, Philadelphia, Pa. Geo. It. Wells, Dubuque, Iowa. gju ft gappn Jtocirig. President. SAMUEL H. BOYER. Vine President. EDWARD DOLLOWAY. Secretary. JOHNN. JACOBS. Assistant Secretary. JOHN C. KNOX, Jr. Treasurer. • WILLIAM HYDE. Librarian. E. HOWARD RUFFNER. Assistant Librarians. JOHN H. PUTNAM, GEO. W. BURNET, HENRY K. WHITE, C. E. BURR, Jr. L. V. NEWTON, WILLIAM HYDE. Critics, F. W. HUBBY, JOHN II. PUTNAM. MEMBERS. Seniors. Samuel II. Boyer, Ilavana, N. Y. Joseph E. Conover, Paradise, Pa. Edward Dolloway, Oswego, N. Y. Juniors. Geo. G. Carter, Cleveland. R. Bethel Claxton, Rochester, N. Y Chas. Dobb, Cambier. Wm. O’B. Fullerton, Newark. George Gallagher, Oswego, N. Y. Frank W. Hubby, William Hyde, John N. Jacobs, Robert Lcincrt, Samuel Marfield, John II. Putnam, E. II. Iluffner, W. W. Taylor, Henry K. White, Cleveland. Drummary, Irc’d. Brownsville, Pa. Dresden. Circle ville. Gambicr. Charleston, Ya. Cincinnati. Gambier. Sophomores. Charles E. Rarr, Worthington. Thad. E. Cromley, Thomas H. Guion, John C. Knox, Jr. Chester A. Moss, James S. Norton, George J. Pcefc, Henry M. Weaver, Jno. K. Woodward, Philadelphia. Freshmen. Samuel W. Boyd, Bridgeport. Geo. P. Bowler, George W. Burnet, N. P. Dandridge, Lynn V. Newton, Edmund S. Norton, iOPUINTMMTS? £GMM8SGBMgXT MY, 1868. Address before Literary Societies. It. SHELTON MACKENZIE, D. C L. of Philadelphia. 22d OF FEBRUARY. WM R. POWELL, Orator of Phiiomatheaian Society. EDWARD DOLLOWAY, Orator of Nu Pi Kappa Society. Committee of Arrangements. J. Lewis Browne, F. W. Hubby, S. C. Hill, Geo. Gallagher. CLASS OFFICERS SENIORS. Foriiter et Recti. President, M. E. Brasee. Secretary, J. E. Conover. JUNIORS. Epyctv aa6' m a ptv. Presidentt Amos Skeele. Vice President, J. Lewis Browne. Secretary, E. H. ltuffner. Treasurer, H. K. White. Historian, W. Percy Browne. SOPHOMORES. Nunquam pone. President, D. W. Cox. Vice President, U. C. Blake. Secretary, J nines S» Norton. Treasurer, Chas. A. Wemman. Historian, A. W. Snyder. FRESHMEN. Semper Fidelcs. President, Geo. W. Burnet. Vice President, Stephen M’Nulty. See. and Trcas. Geo. P. Bowler. Historian, S. W. Boyd. Ashville. Brooklyn, N. Y. Philadelphia, Pa Sandusky. Lockport, 111. Des Moines, Iowa. Columbus. Cincinnati. Cincinnati. Cincinnati. Peoria. 111. Lockport, 111. GGMMKXGEMMT MI, 1862. Address before Literary Societies, Rt. Rev. T. M. CLARK, D. D., LL. D. of Rhode Island. Address before Phi Beta Kappa. C. II. PALMER, Esq. of Cleveland. Baccalaureate Sermon. Rev. STEPHEN H. TYNG, D. D. of New York. CLASS HONORS. Valedictory Grain, A. V. G. Allen, Vt-Greek Oration, W. E. Wright, 111. Latin Oration, C- F. Paine, Pa. Philosophical0rain, II. L Badger, Ohio. marshals. Nu Pi Kappa Soc. Edward Dolloway. Philomalhesian Soc. Wm. R. Powell. Phi Delta Society, E. Zimmerman. Athenian Society, J K. Mendenhall. 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