Lafayette College - Melange Yearbook (Easton, PA)

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Paerace, HE Class of Ninety-Five, in discarding the title wise fools, -which they bore only in na1ne,- assumed new and burdensome tasks, one of which has just been completed-the publishing of a Melange. It has become the duty of a representative body of Ninety-Five men to chronicle 1 J S ,Aw the events of the past year at our Alma Maier, besides putting into a convenient form for preser- JPI' . . ' 'P J Q vation the history of our class. sg Of each year's Board there is demanded ai Melange more complete and more pleasing to the Z 'mmm eye than any of its predecessors. We have constantly kept this in view, and consequently wrought many changes in the book intended to produce this effect. Allow us to mention a few of the features Dk i i It J 51 7'?-3 'E L., 1 -Wfgxxmns . ,,-,-r,,f,-g- -95, 5,5 'J --nmnnnuuip I' A .1 - .F ul - Q' L7-935. V' ,si .-2+i.:X: , 4 JN 7 192,53 Q b 'gs' I ,, I keg-3 p., mp. .2 I 'Q NN: 33 ,14 - ' ' . 1- - ,ff ,wh uk 7 4, Il- ! 4 fi? -eaffff .,.w'4e I -, -, me , ,E Nfl I I 5 -I ' L L, g .f L 5 1' 3 of the VVOI'k. 1fi' The most striking change is probably that of the shape of the volume. This departure was thought ad- visable by the Board, and we trust will be pleasing to our readers. Great care has been taken in illustrating the work, so that quality and quantity be introduced alike. The artistic ability of the class is clearly shown by the high-grade work displayed herein. To the Artistic Committee and the Printer all credit for so successfully developing this department is due. We must recur to a statement which is generally found in the introduction of a book of this sort. Various clubs and organizations which find their existence merely in some delusive fancy have been omitted. 5

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Sept. 14, Dec. 20, jan. 4, jan. 24, Feb. 22, March 21 April 5, May 24-29, june 1 2-I 6 june 17, june I7 june 18, june 18, Thursday, Coluteoe QJAXLIENDAR. 1893. College Year began. Wedriesday, First Term ended. IDHCHUOII of UWC TKIICCRS. Thursday, NVednesday, Thursday, VVednesday, 1394. Second Term began. Day of Prayer for Colleges. Sixty-third Anniversary of the VVash- , V ington Literary Society. Second Term ends. 117862111011 of two TKUZZRE. Thursday, Sunday, Sunday, Monday, Monday, Third Term begins. Final Examination of the Senior class. Examination of the lower classes. Baccalaureate Sermon. Sermon before the Brainerd Society. Technical Thesis read and defended. Senior Class Day and Concert. june I9 June IQ June I9 june 20 june l2I Sept. 4, Sept. 5, Sept. 6, Oct. 24 Nov. 26 Nov. 29 Dec. I9 Jan. 3 Jan. 29 March 20, Tuesday, Reunion Meetings of the Literary So- c1et1es. Tuesday, Alumni Oration and Social Reunion. Tuesday, Oration before the Literary Societies YVednesday, Commencement Exercises. Thursday, Examinations for Admission. wacation of Eleven weeks.. Tuesday, Registration for Entrance. Wednesday, Examinations for Admission. Thursday, College Year begins. XVednesday, Founderis Day. Monday, Sixty-second Anniversary ofthe Frank lin Literary Society. Thursday, Thanksgiving Day. Wecliiesday, First Term Ends. IDHCHUOI1 of Gwo 'Im166l25. 1895. Thursday, Second Term begins. Xvednesday, Day of Prayer for Colleges. Wednesday, Second Term ends.