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GENEALOGY 977.202 F77TUP 1889-1890
M. L.
REYNOLDS HISTORICAL GENEALOGY COLLECTION
ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 00863 2686
GENEALOGY 977.202 F77TUP 1889-1890
CATALOGUE
OF THE
FORT WAYNE COLLEGE
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING JUNE 20th,
1889,-20
WITH PROSPECTUS FOR 1889-1890.
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CATALOGUE
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Fort Wayne College of Medicine,
The regular session will open on Tuesday, the 10th of September, 1889, and will continue until March the 11th, 1890, at which time the Annual Commencement will be held.
This College offers superior advantages in the way of Clinleal Instrue tlon, and thorough laboratory work in the various practleul departigents. Living expenses are much less than in the larger cities.
For Annual Announcement or other Information, address
W. P. WHERRY, M. D., Secretary, C. B. STEMEN, M. D. Dean, 28 Madison Street, 74 Calhoun Street,
FORT WAYNE, INDIANA.
IFACULT
C. B. STEMEN, A. M., M. D., LL. D., DEAN, 25 Broadway, Professor of Surgery and Clinlenl Surgery.
WILLIAM P. WHERY, M. D., M. H., C. P., SECRETARY, 26 Madison St., Professor of Diseases of Women and Obstetrics.
GEORGE W. MCCASKEY, A. M., M. D., 38 W. Wayne Street, Professor of Theory and Practice of Medicine, and Clinical Diseases of the Chest and Nervous System.
JOSEPH L. GILBERT, M. D., Kendallville, Ind., Professor of Theory and Practice of Medicino. CHARLES R. DRYER, A. B., M. D., Maple Avenue. Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology, I. ELLIS LYONS, A. M., M. D., Houtiugton, Ind. I'rofessor of Obstetrics. KENT K. WHEELOCK, M. D., 1:55 W. Jefferson Street, Professor of Ophthalmology aud Olology. GEORGE B. STEMEN, M. D., 292 W. Main Street, Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics. WALTER W. BARNETT, M. D., 286 Calhoun Street, Professor of Anatoiny.
ALPIIEUS P. BUCHMAN, M. D., 161 West Washington Street, Professor of Discu es of Children.
NEAL HARDY, M. D., 74 Calhoun Street, Professor of Physiology. II. D. WOOD, A. M., M. D., Angola, Ind., Professor of Abdominal Surgery. VESTA M. W. SWARTS, M. D., Auburn, Ind., Lecturer on Dermathology.
R. W. THRIFT, M. D., Lima, Ohio, Emeritus Professor of Gynecology. JAMES S. GREGG, M. D., 176 East Wayne Street, Emeritus Professor of Surgery.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
TERM OF OFFICE EXPIRES IN 1890.
Philip Harter, Esq.,
Fort Wayne
Homer C. Ilartman, Esq.,
Fort Wayne
Lemuel R. Hartman, A M.,
Fort Wayne
Rev. C. B. Stemen, M. D., LL. D.,
Fort Wayne
Rev. J. K. Walts, A. M., .
Greenfield
TERM OF OFFICE EXPIRES IN 1891.
Rev. W. S. Birch, D. D.,
John W. Hayden, A. M.,
Logansport Fort Wayne
Rev. C. W. Lynch, P. E.,
Warsaw Fort Wayne
Rev. A. E. Mahin, P. E.,
Hon. R. Wes. McBride,
Waterloo
TERM OF OFFICE EXPIRES IN 1892.
John M. Miller, Esq.,
Fort Wayne
Rev. R. D. Robinson, D. D.,
Indianapolis Fort Wayne
Rev. F. T. Simpson, P. E.,
Elkbart
Rev. D. C. Woolpert, M. D., D. D.,
Warsaw
OFFICERS OF THE BOARD.
REV. W. S. BIRCH, D D., President. JOHN W. HAYDEN, A. M., Vice-President. H. C. SCHRADER, EsQ., Secretary. JOHN M. MILLER, EsQ., Treasurer.
FINANCIAL AGENT.
REV. JOHN W. WELCH, Fort Wayne.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
FACULTY AND FINANCE. L. R. Hartman, Chairman ; Philip Harter, A. E. Mahin, John M. Miller, C. B. Stemen. AUDITING COMMITTEE. A. M. Mahin, Chairman ; L. R. Hartman, H. C. Schrader. BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
J. W. Welch, Chairman ; L. R. Hartman, Jno. W. Hayden, Jno M. Miller, II. C. Schrader. 1 CONFERRING DEGREES.
II. C. Hartman, Chairman ; John W. Hayden, II. N. Herrick, A. E. Mahin, F. T. Simpson.
ON CHANGE OF NAME TO WILLIAM TAYLOR COLLEGE. Il. C. Hartman, Chairman ; J. W. Hayden, A. E. Mabin, R. Wes. McBride, F. T. Simpson.
H. C. Schrader, Esq.
OFFICIAL VISITORS+
OF THE
NORTH INDIANA CONFERENCE.
Rev. R. M. Barns, D. D.,
Rev. J. W. Cain,
Rev. A. J. Carey.
Rev. C. E. Disbro,
Rev. George II. ILill,
Rev. E. L. Beumans,
Peru
Rev. C. U. Wade,
Fort Wayne . Bourbon Middlebury Portland Huntington
Muncie
HONORARY DEGREES CONFERRED.
ARTIUM MAGISTRI.
Jiram C. Glenn, Esq.,
Lemuel R. Hartman, Esq.,
Elmer E. Mummert, Esq.
William B. Van Gorder, Esq.,
Albion, Ind
DIVINITATIS DOCTORES.
Rev. William Potts George,
Allendale, N. J
Rev. Francis C. Pearson,
Rev. David C. Woolpert, M. D.,
Philadelphia, Pa Warsaw, Ind
LEGUM DOCTORES.
Rev. William Jones, D. D.,
JIon. Chauncey Shaffer,
Kansas City, Mo New York, N. Y
DEGREES CONFERRED IN CURSU.
ARTIUM BACCALAUREUS.
Grant S. Housh, . Fort Wayne .
PHILOSOPHIE BACCALAUREI.
Julia Florence Alexander,
Paris Wilson Ashcraft,
Jolin Fulmer Bower,
Norval Chase Ileironimus,
Mintie Minerva 'Hetrick, Edward Benton Johns,
Morton Erastus Little, . Charlie Marquis Sarber, Clarence Edwin Smith, Paul Wilkie,
Wabash South Whitley Sheldon Wabash Fort Wayne Columbia City Pierceton Claypool Saturn Fort Wayne
Van Wert, O Fort Wayne, Ind Goshen, Ind
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION
AND
GOVERNMENT.
REV. H. N. HERRICK, A. M., B. D., President and Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy and Mathematics. REV. C. B. STEMEN, M. D., LL. D., and Dean of the Fort Wayne College of Medicine, Professor of Anatomy, Physiology and Hygiene. REV. GEO. B. M. ROGERS, A. M., B. D., Professor of Latin and Greek Languages and Literature. WILLIAM P. WINTER, A. B., Professor of the Natural Sciences. MISS ALICE KNAUSE, Principal of the Normal Department. (To be supplied.) Professor of llistory, General and American. MISS ADDIE SHACKLEFORD, Principal in Instrumental Music Department, including Piano, Organ and Guitar. MISS MARTHA E. TIBBALS, Principal in Art Department. (To be supplied ) Professor of English Literature and Elocution. (To be supplied.) Professor of German Language and Literature. (To be supplied.) Principal of Commercial Department, including Penmanship, Phonography and Type Writing. MR. WALTER F CARVER, Principal in Vocal Music Department, including Voice Culture, the Art of Singing, Mnsie Notation and Chorus Singing. MISS. ALICE KNAUSE, Preceptress.
REV. J. W. SEAMAN, Steward.
PROF. GEO. B. M. ROGERS, Librarian. PROF. WILLIAM P. WINTER, Secretary. MR. ERNEST BIERMAN, Mu. D. M. MAGERS, Janitors.
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CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING JUNE 20THI, 1889.
NOTE .- The following classification of students is necessarily imperfect. It is, however, the best that can be done under the present circumstances. The Juniors and Seniors are classified according to the course of study for last year ; others are classified, as nearly as they can be, according to the course of study laid down in this catalogue. In adjusting and enlarging the course of study, the classification here given may not always accord with the facts. The students must rely npon the work accomplished as the correct means of determining their classification.
I .- GRADUATES.
Heironimus, Norval C., Wabash
Herrick, Bessie R.,
Winters, Estella,
Fort Wayne . Fort Wayne
II .- UNDER-GRADUATES.
SENIOR CLASS.
Alexander, Julia Florence, Wabash
Ashcraft, Paris Wilson,
Bower, John Fulmer,
Hetrick, Mintie Minerva, Fort Wayne Housh, Grant L , Johns, Edward Benton, Fort Wayne Columbia City Pierceton
Little, Morton Erastus,
Sarber, Charlie Marquis,
Claypool Saturn
Wilkie, Paul,
Fort Wayne
JUNIOR CLASS.
Malin, John W.,
Pepple, Mary,
Seaman, May Amelia,
Fort Wayne New Era Fort Wayne
SOPHOMORE CLASS.
Clark, Jolın A.,
Crawford, Anna L.,
Fort Wayne Tolono, Ill Tolono, Ill
Crawford, Emma,
Dorwin, Jay C.,
Mahin, Sadie A.,
New Haven Fort Wayne . Elwood
Melts, Iloratio F.,
South Whitley Sheldon
Smith, Clarence Edwin,
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FRESHMEN CLASS.
Bierman, Ernest H.,
Fort Wayne
Bruner, Anna B.,
. In Fontaine
Bruner, Monroe,
La Fontaine Durfee
Byall, Sherman, .
Cottet, Julia,
Cretcher, Benjamin S.,
Donaldson, Carrie,
Garretson, L. J.,
Lenhart, Leonard A.,
Lynn, Lizzie,
Wabash Goshen
McCarter, Luln,
Warsaw
Pepple, Letie,
New Ers Reiffsburg
Shuman, John W.,
Wolcottville
Stemen, William E ..
Fort Wayne
Stemen, Harriet F.,
Fort Wayne Brown's Corners
Weeks, George W.,
ACADEMIC AND SPECIAL, STUDENTS.
NOTE .- Students in the Academic Department are arranged alpha- betically without any further distinction as to classification. The work ac- complished will determine whether they belong to the first or second years, or are prepared for the Freshinan Class.
Andrews, Alida Josephine,
Fort Wayne Pobeto
Bayman, William C.,
Pierecton North Webster
Bockman, William,
Boltz, Ferdinand F., Sidney
Boltz, Frederick G.,
Bond, Frank D.,
Cavalier, Josic,
Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Arcola South Bend
Certia, Louisa,
Conrad, Schuyler,
Wolf Lake Tolono, Ill Fort Wayne
Dalman, Jolın, Dandridge, Damon,
Fort Wayne Deadwood, Dak Detroit, Mich Geoglein Markle
Erick, Rachel M., Felts, John O.,
Fonner, G. M.,
Poc
Fonner, Martha,
Greer, Ella,
Monmouth Nine Mile
Crawford, John W.,
Cunuison, William,
Dupont, Peter,
La Otto Pierceton Murray Huntington Maples
Magers, D. M.,
Shoemaker, Samuel A.,
Barton, Nathaniel,
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Gresley, En:ma, Grishaw, Chas. W., Habaker, Minnie A., Harris, Mcclellan, Harrod, Delila, Hemphill, Norton, Henderson, Juliette, Ilerman, John L.,
Hilkey, Susie, Hill, Richard, Hollopeter, Gertrude, Humbert, Frank P.,
Jacques, S. C.,
Jones, Eva,
Kelsey, O. R.,
Kitt, Jacob Milton,
Koepf, Henry F.,
Kryder, 11. P.,
Law, Frederick C.,
Leedy, Chas. E.,
Lesh, Sylvester,
Lindman, Edward,
Mahin, May,
McCarter, William A.,
MeCurdy, George N.,
McDonald, Milo M.,
Miller, Clara E.,
Miller, John M.,
Miller, Margaret,
Miller, R. H.
Nill. Ilarry II.,
Nix, Sophia,
Noftzger, lda,
Nunmaker, Eldora M .,
Parrett, Adeline,
Parrett, Julia E.,
Perkins, William,
Porter, Samuel.
. Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Geneva Geneva Hall's Corners Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Merriman
Rettig, Tina,
Rettig, John II.,
Rhinesmith, Lizzie,
Ritter, Nellie A.,
River Nellie
Poe
Roberts, Sylvester W., Roberts, Seidon L .. Poe Rusher, Laura, Pierceton Sawyer, James L., Bluffton Grogkein Wawaka
Schaich, Anna,
Seymoure, Horace A.,
Hoagland Sbarpsville Fort Wayne Majenica Hoagland Fort Recovery, O Knox Fort Wayne Auburn . Fort Wayne Leo · Wallen Silver Lake Durfee Zanesville Huntington Fort Wayne Cedarville Fort Wayne Pierceton Markle Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Warsaw Fort Wayne Waterloo DeKalb Ege Fort Wayne Bluffton Poe
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Smith, Lewis, Snyder, Rosa, Speckien, F. J, Whetten, Anna, Wigent, Spencer C., Williams, Ada B.,
Fort Wayne Green Center
Wawaka Milford
Fort Wayne Bluffton
COMMERCIAL STUDENTS.
Bayman, James F.,
Pierceton
Boltz, Ferdinand F.,
Bridge, Morton L.,
Cook, Jonas,
Dalman, Ed. F.,
Franks, Braden M.,
Sidney Ossian Barbers Mills Fort Wayne Wawaka
Galloway, David Il.,
Harkey, R. P.,
IJarshbarger, Ilulda,
Jacques, S. C.,
Keegan, Ed. L ..
Kitt, Jacob Milton,
Kline, Frederick,
Larimore, M. Howard,
Leslie, Frank,
Lindman, Edward,
Little, Morton E.,
McCarter, William A.,
Nill, Harry H.,
Perkins, William,
Rusher, Laura,
Smith, A. J.,
Sarber, Chas. M.,
STUDENTS IN MUSIC.
Deadwood, Dak Sharpsville Knox »
Dandridge, Damon, Grishaw, Chas. W., Henderson, Juliette, Ilerrick, Bessie R., Irwin, Belle,
Fort Wayne Fort Wayne
Kilander, Lulu,
Markle
Whetten, Anna,
Milford
Williams, Ada B.,
Bluffton
STUDENTS IN ART.
Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Fort Wayne
Mr. Richard Hill,
Mrs. Thos. Jackson,
lluntertown New Era South Whitley Silver Lake Fort Wayne Huntington North Webster Arcola Mishawaka Fort Wayne Pierceton Warsaw Poe Halls Corners Pierceton Vera Cruz. Claypool
Mrs. Frank Alderman, Mrs. - Doyle, Miss Bessie R. Herrick, Mr. Willie V. Herrick, Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Fort Wayne
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Miss Mellie Johns,
Columbia City
Miss Eva Jones, Miss - Miles,
Miss Laura Rusher,
Miss Carrie B. Schrader, Miss May Seaman, Mr, Harry Seaman,
Durfee Fort Wayne Pierecton Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Fort Wayne
Miss Mary Siemon, Mr. Will E. Stemen,
Fort Wayne
Mrs Paul Wilkie,
Fort Wayne
Miss Stella Winters,
Fort Wayne Fort Wayne
Miss Annie Wright,
SUMMARY.
Post Graduates,
3
Seniors,
10
Juniors,
3
Sophomores,
6
Freshmen,
18
Normal and College Preparatory,
76
Commercial,
23
Music,
D
Art,
18
Net total deducting those couuted more than once, 146
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GRADUATES OF FORT WAYNE COLLEGE
IS79 -- 89.
NOTE .- Each member of the following classes is earnestly requested to inform the president of the college in writing of any change in the postoffice address or name of any class mate, and also to give the present occupation of each, that all may appear in the next issne of our catalogue.
JULY 2, 1879-BUSINESS COLLEGE.
John M. Beard,
Frank Bronghon,
Avilla Avilla
C. W. Anderson,
Fort Wayne
Chas. B. Tibbetts,
Plymouth
JUNE 21, 1880-ACADEMIC COURSE.
Frank V. Broadbent,
Marion
llorace L. C'omnl),
South Whitley
Charles M. McMahan,
llarlan
Catharine A. Corey,
Van Buren
Ida V. Johnson, Ossian
Luella A. Stoner,
LaOtto
COMMERCIAL COURSE.
·
William G. Alexander,
Hartford City
Alfred Brugh,
Butler
Spurgeon Franks,
Wawaka
C. M. McMahan, Harlan
C. F. Neufer,
(joshen
James A. Perfect,
Jacob A. Shoup,
Pleasant Lake Zanesville South Whitley
D. II. Sickaľoos, William II. Turner,
Price D. West,
Fort Wayne . Runtertown Fort Wayne Fort Wayne
Carrie D. Green, Rose B. Marks,
Muncie
JUNE 23, 1881 .- ACADEMIC COURSE.
W. E. Ashcraft, S. A. Bowman, Decatur Zanesville Fort Wayne Auburn W. A. Brown, C. A. Dugan, A. C. Gruber, Markle
L. M. Kıyder, Sommerville Light, E. E. Mummert,
LaGro Milwaukee, Wis.
Goshen
Laura A. Green,
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C. F. Neufer,
W. T. T. Swaim,
Goshen Ossian Albion
W. B. VanGorder, Price D. West, Jennie Banks,
Iluntertown
Liberty Mills
Carrie D. Green, Laura A. Green, Belle A. Hendry. Ella Lincoln, Alice A. McMahon, Kate A. Stemen,
Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Angola
Antwerp, Ohio Iluntertown . Fort Wayne
COMMERCIAL. COURSE.
J. F. Burkett,
Bourbon
John E. Gault, J. W. Goodyear, O. B. Jordan,
Murray Etna Green
Fannie Ferguson,
Fort Wayne Albion
Earl Palmer,
C. W. Stewart,
Elizabeth Burgess,
Fort Wayne Big Rapids, Mich Fort Wayne Wawaka
Kate N. Knox,
GRADUATE IN MUSIC.
Princess L. Clark,
Van Wert, Ohio
JUNE 22, ISS2-ACADEMIC COURSE.
George W. McCarter,
Pierceton
George C. Stemen,
William H. Turner,
Ida A. Fitch,
Jennie L. Maley,
Roanoke
Florence N. MeLaughlin,
Arcola
Josie M. Metts,
Ossian
Maude M. Shoemaker,
Waterloo Fort Wayne
Olive B. Armitage,
Pennville Etna Green
JUNE 21, 1883-ACADEMIC COURSE.
John L. Butler.
Fort Wayne
Newton D. Donghman,
Fort Wayne Murray
Jacob W. Goodyear,
Alva 8. Robert, Geneva Herman F. Wilkie. Sheldon Elizabeth Burgess, Fort Wayne lessie C. Crawford, Carrie A. Smith, Tolono, III Fort Wayne Zunesville >
Ida M. Thomas,
NORMAL COURSE.
Ellie Brindley,
Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Iluntertown
Martha J. Willard,
Brimfield
A. W. King,
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JUNE 12, 188.1-ACADEMIC COURSE.
Albert T. Briggs,
Wilbur A. Fisk,
Geneva Warsaw Mentone
Simon A. Guy, Joseph Sites, Aboite
Lyda Courick, Ella M. Crawford, Rhena A. Niekey,
Bourbon Tolono, Ill Churubusco
Nettie M. Smith,
Lima
JULY 16, 1885-ACADEMIC COURSE.
Nora Allman,
Argos
Joseph II. Elliott,
Wabash
Norval C. Heironimus,
Wabash
Amos E. Long,
Denver
Melissa McConnehey,
Decatur
GRADUATE IN MUSIC.
Maggie C. Beelman,
New Paris, Ohio
JUNE 21, 1886-ACADEMIC COURSE.
Albert T. Briggs, Geneva
Lindly J. Baldwin,
Wilber A. Fisk,
Mellville A. Mason,
Fort Wayne Clinton, Ia New Haven Nappanee
Charles O. Merica,
Francis M. Meriea,
Garrett
COMMERCIAL COURSE.
Samuel M. Nickey,
Churubusco
MUSIC COURSE.
Mrs. J. D. Chambers (piano),
Fort Wayne
Kittic Hattersley (violin)
Fort Wayne
Birdie Luce (violin),
. Fort Wayne
JUNI: 17, 1837-ACADEMIC COURSE.
Chas. O. Broxon, . Leadville, Col
U. S. Bride,
Ossian Darlington, Indian Ter
Robert Burns,
Viola Grier, Fort Wayne Silver Lake J. K. Kollock, Fort Wayne
Lulu Lynch,
Warsaw
J. R. McConnehey,
L. II. Murlin,
G. M, Naber,
Dakota Green Castle Columbia City
Phebe Walker,
Bluffton
Stella Winters, Decatur
Melville G. Yoeum,
Akron
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Lemuel Hines,
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GRADUATE IN MUSIC.
Minnie Hankins (harmony),
Mendon, Ohio
JUNE 14, 1838 -ACADEMIC COURSE.
Walter Fletcher Carver,
Fort Wayne
Charles Ellsworth Duilley,
LaOtto
William Victor Emrick,
John William Gibson,
Fort Wayne Ossian Ossian
Arthur M. Gibson,
Edna Eulalia Grier,
Fort Wayne
Bessie Ruth Herrick,
Bret Hopkins,
George W. Lahr,
James Douglas Merriman,
Iluntington Huntington Ossian
John Milton Neufer,
*Duvid O. Ramsey,
Wawhuka Collamer Wankurusa
William Grant Seaman,
William Christy Whittenberger, *Deceased before graduation.
Claypool
COMMERCIAL. COURSE.
Benjamin J. Bottenberg,
A. Morris Edris,
Frank R. Tetrington,
S. Brenton Tueker,
MUSICAL. COURSE.
Nellie Ritter,
JUNE 20, 1889-CLASSICAL COUSE.
Grant S. Honsh, ,
Fort Wayne
ACADEMIC COURSE.
Julia Florence Alexander, Paris Wilson Ashcraft, John Fuliner Bower, Mintie Minerra lletrick, Edward Benton Johns, Morton Erastus Little,
Wabash South Whitley Sheldon Fort Wayne Columbia City Pierceton Claypool
Charlie Marquis Sarber, Clarence Edwin Smith, Paul Wilkie.
Fort Wayne
COMMERCIAL COURSE.
James F. Bayman, Morton L. Bridge, Edward F. Dalman, Hulda Harshburger, Jacob Milton Kitt, M. Howard Larimore, I'rank Leslie.
Edward Lindeman, Morton E. Little, William A. MeCarter, Harry II. Nill, Charlie M. Sarber,
Pierceton
Ossian Fort Wayne South Whitley Huntington Arcola Mishawaka Fort Wayne Pierecton Warsaw
Poe Claypool
Fort Wayne Fort Wayne
John W. D. Metts,
Fort Wayne Barber's Mills Fort Wayne Cromwell
Fort Wayne
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COURSE OF STUDY.
For several years Fort Wayne College has not attempted a full collegiate course of study. Last year some additions were made, but this year the course has been re-adjusted and enlarged by adding to it the equivalent of from two to three years. We now have a course of study that will compare favorably with first-class American colleges. This enlargement of the course of study is re- quired by the following considerations : The charter granted by the Legisla- ture of Indiana calls for a College and not an Academy ; the institution of learning which the fathers in the North Indiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church established at Fort Wayne, Ind., was a College ; the trustees and faculty have no authority to make the institution anything else. It is therefore the policy of the trustees and faculty to make the course of study in this institution such as would be expected in a first-class College, and also to exercise such rights aud privileges as are conferred by its charter and usually expected of institutions of equal grade.
ACADEMIC COURSE-NORMAL AND PREPARATORY.
This course has been arranged with special reference to those who want to prepare themselves for teaching, and at the same time prepare for College. Students are not required to take any one study as long as is indicated in this cours e, unless it is necessary in order to have a thorough knowledge of the subject. Classes will be formed in the branches indicated each term for the accommodation of those who may not be able to remain in school the full year.
The figure in parenthesis to the right of a study indicates the number of recitations in that study per week, and each atudent is expected to have the equivalent of four regular recitations daily. Those who complete this course will be given a diploma which will admit them to the freshman class in most Colleges.
FIRST YEAR.
FIRST TERM.
1. Arithmetic (5), Wentworth *.
2. English Grammar (5), Ilarvey.
3. United States History (5), Barnes.
4. Political Geography (3), Barnes.
5. Physical Geography (2).
6. Reading (3).
7. Penmanship (2).
*If the arithmetic authorized by the legislature of Indiana can be secured it will be used instead of Wentworth's.
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SECOND TERM.
1. Arithmetic (5), Wentworth.
2. English Grammar (5), Harvey.
3. United States History (5), Barnes.
4. Political Geography (3), Barnes.
5. Physical Geography (2).
G. Reading (3).
7 Penmanship (2).
THIRD TERM.
1. Arithmetic (5), Wentworth.
2. English Grammar (5), Harvey.
3. United States History (5), Barnes.
4. Political Geography (3), Barnes,
5. Physical Geography (2).
G. Reading (3).
7. Penmanship (2).
SECOND YEAR.
FIRST TERM.
1. Algebru to Fractions (5), Went worth.
2. Physiology (5), Steele and Cutter.
3. Psychology (3), Sulley.
4. Pedagogy (2).
5. Latin (5), ( Jones' First Lessons.
( Allen & Greenough's Grammar.
6. History of Greece (3).
7. English Composition, Essays and Declamations (2).
8. Physics (5), Gage. SECOND TERM.
1. Algebra to Quadratics (5), Wentworth.
2. Physiology (5), Steele and Cutter.
3. Psychology (3), Sulley,
4. Pedagogy (2).
5. Latin (5), S Jones' First Lessons.
{ Allen and Greenough's Grammar.
6. History of Rome (3).
7. Civil Government (2).
8. Physics (5), Gage.
9. English Composition, Essays and Declamations (2). THIRD TERM.
1. Algebra Completed (5), Wentworth.
2. Pl.ysiology (5), Steele and Cutter.
3. Psychology (3), Sulley.
4. Pedagogy (2).
S Cursar and Grammar (4).
5. Latin ( Jones' Prose Composition (1).
G. Astronomy (5), Sharpless and Phillips.
7. Generul Ilistory (3).
8. English Composition, Essays, and Declamations (2).
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CLASSICAL COURSE.
Students who complete the Classical Course will be graduated with the degree of Bachelor of Arts.
FRESHMAN YEAR.
FIRST TERM.
1, Plane Geometry-Books I, II, (5), Wentworth.
Cesar and Grammar (3).
2. Latin (lospel by Matthew (1). Jones' Prose Composition (1).
3 Greek (5), § Leighton's Lessons.
? Goodwin's Grammar,
4 English Composition (4).
5. The English Bible (1).
SECOND TERM.
1. Plane Geometry-Books III, IV, V. (5), Wentworth.
( Cesar and Grammar (3).
2. Latin First Corinthians (1) ( Jones' Prose Composition (1).
Leighton's Lessons.
3. Greek Goodwin's Grammar.
-1. Rhetoric (1).
5. The English Bible (1). THIRD TERM.
1. Solid Geometry-Books VI, VII, VIII (5).
Cicero and Grammar (3).
2. Latin Epistle to the Hebrews (1). Jones' Prose Composition (I).
3. Greek (5), [ Xenophon's Anabasis. Goodwin's Grammar.
1. Literature-American Authors (1).
5. Bible-Authorized and Revised Versions (1).
SOPHOMORE YEAR.
FIRST TERM.
1. Plane Trigonometry (5), Wentworth.
3. Latin-Cicero's Orations against Cataline (5).
( Anabasis ; Grammar (3).
3. Greek -Gospel by John (1). ( Jones' Prose Composition (1).
3. History of England (3), Green.
5. Literature-English Anthors (2).
6. Elocution (3), Murdoch.
SECOND TERM.
1. Plane and Spherical Trigonometry (5), Wentworth.
2. Latin-Virgil (5).
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Homer's Iliad (3).
3. Greek Gospel by Luke (1). Jones' Prose Composition (1). .
4. History of England (2), Green.
5. Natural History-Zoology (3).
6- Elocution (3), Murdoch.
THIRD TERM.
1. Surveying (5), Wentworth.
2. Latın § Ovid (3).
¿ Livy (2).
- Homer's Odyssey (3).
3 Greek Galatians and Ephesians (1). - Jones' P'rose Composition (1).
4. Natural History-Botany (5), Gray.
5. Elocution (3), Murdoch.
JUNIOR YEAR.
FIRST TERM.
1. Geology (5,) LeConte or Dana.
2. Logic (5), Jevons.
3. German (5), Keetel's Oral Method.
4. arcel-Orations of Lysias (3).
5. Latin-IIorace, Odes and Epodes (2).
6. Physics-Mechanics, Hydrostatics and Pneumatics (5), Deschanel, or Olmsted's College Philosophy.
SECOND TERM.
1. Chemistry (5), Attfield.
2. German (5), Keetel's Oral Method.
3. Geology (5), LeConte or Dana.
4. Greek-Herodotus (3).
5. Latin-Horace, Satires and Epistles (2).
5. Physics-Acoustics and Optics (3), Deschanel, or Olmsted's College Philosophy.
THIRD TERM.
1 Astronomy (5), Newcomb and Holden, or Young.
3. Greek-Demosthenes' DeCorona (3).
3. Latin-Tacitus, Germania and Agricola (2).
4. German- Wilhelm Tell (5).
5. Physics-Heat and Magnetism (3), Deschanel, or Olmsted's College Philosophy.
6. Chemistry (5), Attfield.
SENIOR YEAR.
FIRST TERM.
1. Intellectual Science (5), Porter.
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