Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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Calendar 1907. I tine 22. Saturday. Summer Session begins. Jan. 24. Thursday. Semi- nnual Examinations lie-in. ug. 2. Saturday. Summer Session ends. Jan. 31. Thursday. Day of Prayer for Colleges. Sept. 17, Tuesdav. F'xaminations f.-r Admission begin. Feb. i. Friday, Second Term begins, S A.M. Sept. 17. Tuesday, Registration of Students. Feb. 22. Friday, Washington's Birthday, a holiday. Sept. 18. Wednesday, . Registration of Students. Mar. 26. Tuesday, Easter Recess begins. 4 P.M. Sept. iS. Wednesday, .Opening Address. 8 P.M. April 3. Wednesday, Rm Ess ends. 8 .M. Sept. 19. Thursday. Instruction begins. 8.45 A.M. April 3, Wednesday. Si’Kti.M. Sumxr. Term liegins. Nov. 27. Wednesday, , Tii. nksoiv:n«; Recess begins. 4 P. May 2. Thursday. School of Theology Conunencemeni, Nov. 30. Saturday. Recess ends, 8 A.M. 8 P.M. Dec. 20. Friday. Christmas Recess begins. 12 M. May 20. Monday, May 27. Monday. Senior Final Examinations begin. Semi-Annual Examinations begin. Jan. 1908. 3. Friday. Recess ends. 8 A.M. May 30, Thursday, Memorial Day. a holiday. jan. 23. Thursday. Semi- Vnnual F'xaminations liegin. June 2. Sunday. Baccalaureate Sermon. S P.M. Jan. 30. Thursday. Day of Prayer for Colleges. June 3. Monday, Examinations for Admission begin. Jan. 31. Friday, S::coni Term begins. 8 M June 3, Monday, Class Day Exercises. 2 P.M. Feb. 22. Saturday, Washington’s Birthday, a holiday June 3. Monday, Juniot Oratorical Contest. 8 P.M. April 1. Wednesday. Sit.ciai. Scrim. Term begins. June 4, Tuesday, Annual Meeting of the Directors. 10 April 14. Tuesday. Easter Recess begins, 4 P.M. AM. April 22. Wednesday. Recess ends. 8 A.M. June 4. Tuesday, Alumni Meeting, 2 P.M. June 10. Wednesday. Commencement. June 4, Tuesday. Alumni Jration. 8 P.M. June 23. Saturday. Summer Session begin' June 5. Wednesday, .Commencement, 10 A.M. Sept. K . Wednesday. cahemic Year begins. ii

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Faculty and GEORGE LESLIE OMWAKE. A.M.. B.D.. Dean and Professor of the History and Philosophy of Education J. SHELLY WEINBERGER. I.L.l)., Professor of the Greek language and Literature. Emeritus. REV. W1IORTEX . KLINE. AM.. B.D.. Professor of the Latin language and Literature. CHARLES HUGH SHAW. AM.. PhD.. Profess, «.f Biology. HOMER SMITH. Pn.D.. Professor of the English Language and Literature. MATTHEW BEARI)W(X)l). ..M.. M I).. Professor of Chemistry. WILLIAM WEBSTER CHANDLER. AM.. Professor of Public Speaking. CHARLES GROVE HAINES. AM.. Professor of His tory and Political Science. JAMES THERON ROOD. Pti.D.. Professor of Mathematics and Physics. Instructors ADOLF SCHl'M ACHEK. Professor of Mo«lcm languages. EDGAR ARTIIt'R SINGER. .Ik Pu l). Rrofessor of Philosophy. ISAIAH MARCH RAPP. VB.. Instructor in Physic aiul Assistant in Chemistry. ROBERT Mac DONALD KIRKLAND. A.IL. Instructor in Latin and Modern l anguages. DESS A CORNELIA EBP.KKT. VB.. Instructor in Eng lish. MARION GERTKl'DE SPANGLER. .B.. Director ..f IXpartntent of Music and Instruct.-r in Piano. ELEANOR BRECHT PRICE. A.M.. Librarian. DAVID REINER FARINGER. A.15.. Graduate Director of Athletics. GKRTRl'DK DETWILER. Office Secretary