Middlebury College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Middlebury, VT)

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3Hnrr1nnri1 faitqwyfym' N compiling this volume of the KALEiDoscoPE, ,nhl xrql we have strrven to reflect truthfully all sides of WJ! Vik student life at Middlebury today. An honest W W X effort has been given to every department. We I have tried to make the Annual more than an tml- inanimate catalogue of the year's events. It has been our purpose to make every page glow with the spirit of our Alma Mater, and every picture recall some fond memory. If we have failed in reality, attribute it to lack of means and ability and not to insincerity of purpose. Look kindly at our faults: our success depends upon your approval. Let your judgment be fair. pq IOUOIQOIGIOIUI I I 'I' ua-sums li l mu clam-

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I9l5 September 23. November l. November 25. December I8 to january 3 I9l6 january 27 to February 5 February 5. February 7. February 22. March. March 25 to April 3. May 4-6, May 30. june 8-I6. june l8. june l9. june 20. June 2l. July 8 to August l8. September 2l. November l. November 30. December I6 to january 2. l9l7 january 25 to Februarv 3. February 3. February 5. msnsrnnnmunuunrnnsv amnnumuumnmmummnnnummmwmnnnnuvnnvuwwlvlvurnvlllumlvnrl Qlnllrgv Glalmimr Thursday, 8:45 a. m.-Beginning of first semester. Monday,---Charter Day. Thursday.-Thanksgiving Day. Saturday to Monday.-Christmas Recess. Thursday to Saturday.--Mid-year Examinations. Saturday.-End of first semester. Monday.-Beginning of second semester. Tuesday.-Washington's Birthday. Mid-Winter Meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa Society. Saturday to Monday.--Spring Recess. Thursday to Saturday.-Junior Week. Tuesday.-Memorial Day. Thursday to Friday,--Final Examinations. Sunday.-Commencement Sunday. Monday.-Class Day. l0:30 a. m.-Class Day Exercises. 3:00 p. m.-june Meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa 8:00 p. m.-Parker and Merrill Prize Speaking. Tuesday.-Alumni Day. 8:00 p. m.-Commencement Concert, Wednesday.-Commencement Day. 9:00 a. m.-Meeting of the Alumni in the Chapel. l0:30 a. m.-Commencement Exercises. l:00 p. m.--Commencement Dinner. 7:30 to 9:00 p. m. -President's Reception. Summer Session, Society Thursday, 8:45 a. m.-Beginning of Hrst semester. Wednesday.-Charter Day. Thursday.---Thanksgiving Day. Saturday to Tuesday.-Christmas Recess. Thursday to Saturday.-Mid-year Examinations. Saturday.-End of first semester. Monday.-Beginning of second semester. Note.-All recess dates are inclusive. lasnnsmlslaasaetsulnuasllullenauarnuunnerllelenssnouuun lolnannnununueuuaaumunmnsaunnanunsmnuanlllllihleununnqqq -I- I2