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Caption: Course Catalog - 1886-1887
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University Directory. SPRING TERM, 1887. ILLINI BOABD. ADELPHIO. F. M. Gilbert, W. C. Sanford, E. I. Cantine, B. E. Gaskell, G. W. Spear, A. M. Western, J. B. Blake, Amy Coffeen. Effle Mathers, James M. White, John F. Donoghue Editor-in-chief, Mark Powers. Business Manager. Bruce Pink. For 1887-8. Editor-in-Chief. George W. Myers. Business Manager, C. P. VanGundy. UNIVEBSITY BATTALION. Young Men's Literary Society. Motto: "Animis opibusqueparati." Organized March 7th, 1868; chartered December 7 th, 1872. Meets every Friday evening. President, Mark Powers. Secretary, R. M. Place. SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES, NATUBAL HISTOBY SOCIETY. President, Prof. S. A. Forbes. Secretary, C. M. Weed. CIVIL ENGINEERS' CLUB. Lieut. Herbert H. Sargent, U. S. A., Commander, and Professor of Military Science. CAPTAINS. President, P. A. Goodwin. Secretary, W. R. Roberts, MECHANICAL ENGINEEBS' SOCIETY. Co. A, Geo. \V. Myers. Co. B, Geo. B. McHugh. Co. C, J. H. Samuels. Co D, 3. A. Patton. Adjutant, Edward W. Pickard. LITEBAET SOCIETIES. ALETHENAI. President, S. W. Stratton. Secretary, F. D. Baker. ABCHITECTUBAL DESIGNING CLUB. President, J. I. Rinaker, jr. Secretary, F. L. Davis. Y. M. C. A. Meets Wednesdays 3 p. m , and Sundays, 9 a. m. All students are invited to attend. Room 40 Main Building. President, W. R. Mitchell. Secretary, N H. Camp. Y. W. C. A. meets every Monday. Room 40 Main Building, at 4 p. m. All students welcome. President, Ella Connett. Secretary, Nellie McLean. Young Women's Literary Society. Motto: "Live." Organized October 4th, 1871; chartered October 10th, 1881. Meets every Friday evening. President, Ida Eisenmayer. Secretary, Jessica Van Harris. PHILOMATHEAN. Young Men's Literary Society. Motto: "Come Up Higher." Oiganized March 7th, 1868; chartered October 23, 1877. Meets every FriUNIVERSITY COBNET BAND. day evening. -. Meets Tuesday and Friday evenPresident, John I. Rinaker, jr. ings Fifteen instruments. Grant Gregory, leader. Secretary, E. E. Davis.
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