Index . uer friend or a more willing servant the College never had. MISS OLIVE M. TURNER. Simplicity, quiet determination, capacity for hard work and loyalty to hisjob were characteristics exemplified daily in the life of Philip Bevier intimate picture I have of him is that of a gracious, friendl^^ oflScial and teach-er who occasionally, when tired and worn by the routine duties of teaching andadministrative work, sought relief through a friendly visit to my office while heattempted to quiet his nerves by smoking a cigarette rolled by himself. Throughthese visits, really conferen
Index . uer friend or a more willing servant the College never had. MISS OLIVE M. TURNER. Simplicity, quiet determination, capacity for hard work and loyalty to hisjob were characteristics exemplified daily in the life of Philip Bevier intimate picture I have of him is that of a gracious, friendl^^ oflScial and teach-er who occasionally, when tired and worn by the routine duties of teaching andadministrative work, sought relief through a friendly visit to my office while heattempted to quiet his nerves by smoking a cigarette rolled by himself. Throughthese visits, really conferences, I discovered why it was that students loved tocall him Billy. He was impulsive, frank, decisive and quick to recognize realworth. His administrative rulings were rendered promptly, finally, yet miss him, in fact we all do, but his memory will ever be precious to me becauseof the many lessons which I learned as I worked side by side with him over aperiod of several years. WILLIAM L. Campusi Calenbar 1924 September 10-13, Wednesday-Saturday—Entrance Examinations. September 15, Monday, P. M.—Fall term begins for Freshmen. September 17, Wednesday, P. M.—Fail term begins for all except Freshmen;assembly. October 13, Monday—Holiday, observance of Columbus Day. November 26-December 1, Wednesday 12 , A. M.—Thanksgiv-ing Recess. December 20, Saturday, 12 M.—Fall term ends. December 30, Tuesday, A. M.—AVinter term begins; chapel. 1925 January 1, Thursday—Holiday, New Years Day. February 23, Monday—Holiday, observance of Washingtons Birthday. March 21, Saturday, 12 M.—Winter term ends. March 30, Monday, 1 P. M.—Spring term begins. April 20, Monday—Holiday, observance of Patriots Day. May 30, Saturday—Holiday, Memorial Day. June 13-15,-Saturday-Monday—Commencement. June 18-20, Thursday-Saturday—Entrance examinations. September 9-12, Wednesday-Saturday—Entrance examinations. September 14, Monday—Fall term
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