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Charlie Macy.
Jason E. Brewer.
Eliner Matthews.
Josie Bogue.
Elia Millikan.
Richard Broadbent.
Eli Newby.
Abner Butler.
Henry Newby.
Charles Bundy.
Otto Paul.
Gertrude Cox.
Alfred Peterson.
Elon Collins.
Florence Porch.
Charles Copeland.
Robert Pleas,
Linnie Compton.
Minnie Ratelitt.
Carrie Dawson.
Lorin Rateliff.
Iutley Dickinson.
Harry Ratliff.
Olive Dunean.
Harmon Rayl.
Ida Elliott.
John Ratliff.
Eddie Evans.
Osear Roberts.
Harry Kunminger.
Linnie Spencer.
Herbert Gordon.
Emma Symons.
Susie Griffin.
Ellis Symons.
Lizzie Iliatt.
Annie Symons.
Luther Hiatt.
Rilla Taylor.
Earl Hollingsworth.
Harry Unthank.
Junius Hockett.
Flora Hodson.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Bertie Allen. Henry Macy. Freddie Matthews.
Icla Anderson.
Josie Unthank.
SPICELAND ACADEMY.
Pliny Barnard. Freddie Bogue. Alice Broadbent. Howard Bundy. Frank Bundy. Tommy Butler. Linnie Butler.
Elisha McFarland. · Anna Miles. Bertie Newby. Essie Newby. Freddie Newby. Maggie Newell. Pearl Nicholson.
Ola Chamness.
Emory Okey.
Julian Pleas.
Mary Chainness. Rufus Chamness. Rosa Cox. Clessie Cox. Louie Cowgill. Macy Cowgill. Lulu Dille.
Earl Pleas. John Pickett. Ollie Porch.
Attie Rateliff.
Eddie Rateliff,
Willie Rateliff'.
Luther Dawson.
Harlan Ratliff. Austin Roberts. Cora Russell.
A. Lerue Eastridge. Earl Fawcett. Ellsworth Foster.
Walter Sears.
Lida Spencer. Eddie Spencer.
Lonnie Spencer.
Estella Symons.
Mary Symons.
Morris Symons.
Addie Symons. Minnie Swain. John Unthank.
Rebecca U'nthank.
Eva Unthank.
Mattie Unthank.
Eddie Unthank. Frank White.
Mattie Wilson. Carrie Winslow. Florence Winslow. John Winslow. Alvin Winters. Morgan Winslow. Henry Winslow. Ida Winslow. Bertha Wood.
SPICELAND ACADEMY.
COURSE OF STUDY.
Primary Department.
GRADE C .- Chart Lessons, First Reader, Lessons in Language.
GRADE B .- First and Second Readers, Spelling, Oral Lessons in Numbers and Lan- guage.
GRADE A .- Third Reader, Spelling, looker's Child's Book of Nature, Writing, Arith- metic, Geography and Language.
Intermediate Department.
Reading, Writing, Spelling and Word Analysis, Arithmetic to Fractions, Geography and Language Lessons.
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Grammar School.
FIRST YEAR .- Reading, Writing, Spelling, Word Analysis, Arithmetic through Per- centage, Geography to Europe, English Grammar to Syntax, and U. S. History to the American Revolution.
SECOND YEAR .- Reading, Writing, Spelling, andl Word Analysis; Arithmetic, Geogra- phy, English Grammar, and U. S. History; Physiology, completed; Single Entry Book- keeping, optional.
N. B. In this department Latin will be studied one term, by those who expect to take the Classical Course, or to prepare for College.
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High School.
FIRST YEAR .- First Term (16 Weeks): Algebra, Latin Reader, Composition and Eng- lish Literature, Natural Philosophy. Second Term (12 Weeks): Algebra, Natural Philo- sophy, Latin -Casar, General History. Third Term (12 Weeks): Algebra. Latin- Casar, Zoology, General History.
SECOND YEAR .- First Term: Geometry, Latin-Virgil, Rhetoric, Science of Govern- ment. Second Term: Geometry. Latin-Virgil, English Literature, Chemistry. Third Term: Trigonometry, Latin-Cicero, Chemistry, Botany.
TIHRD YEAR .- First Term: Latin-Cicero, Mental Science, History of Civilization, Surveying. Second Term: Astronomy, Logic, Political Economy. Third Term: Geology, Moral Science, General Reviews.
Remarks.
The above course of study has been prepared with reference to those students who do not expect to pursue a College course, but who desire to acquire a knowledge of those branches which will fit them for active life. Special attention, however, is given to pre- paring students for College. Elocution and English Literature receive special attention. In the Latin and Greek Languages, Thorough drill on the declension of nouns and the conjugation of verbs, is given, and also on the application of rules of construction. The '
Warren Evans.
Willie Foster. Henry Foster. Eddie Fowler. Lulu Gordon. Gertrude Gordon. Jennie Gordon. Josie Griffin. Fred Harper. Aldus Harold. Jennie Harold. Henry Hiatt. Rebecca Hiatt. Ada Hodson.
Josie Johnson. Chester Keene. Lee Kizer. Samnel Kizer. Mattio King. Laura King. Isaac Kinter. Mary Lawrence. Sarah Macy. Horace Macy.
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amount of work in these Languages will be the same as that required by the College which students propose to enter. Greek may be substituted for some of the studies in the last two years of the course.
Classes will be formed in the French and German Languages whenever a sufficient num- ber shall desire to pursue those studies.
Penmanship, Reading and Composition will receive attention throughout the whole course of study.
Special Departments.
Advanced Course in Chemistry: This includes Qualitative Analysis and practical work in the Laboratory.
Civil Engineering.
This course includes Land Surveying, Leveling, and the practical use of Transit und Level.
Commercial Department.
In this department instruction is given in Penmanship, forms and uses of business pin- pers. Single and Double Entry Book-keeping.
Normal Department.
Special attention will be given to the training of teachers. To this end the first efforts will be directed towards securing thorough and accurate knowledge of the subject matter; then instruction wil be given in methods of teaching, school organization, and the philoso- phy of education.
Rates of Tuition.
If paid in advance.
Primary Department-tirade (
35 cents per week ... .30 cents. Primary Department-Grade B.
40 cents per week .. ... 35 cents. Primary Department-Grade A.
Intermediate Department.
75 cents per week .. 70 cents.
S5 cents per week .. 80 cents. High School-1st year ..
$1.00 per week 90 cents. High School-2d and 8d years.
85 cents per week .. .. 80 cents. Normal Department ..
Commercial Department. $1.00 per week
Hereafter special Review Classes will be considered as belonging to the High School, and charged accordingly.
Credit will be given for substituted studies, and students who are preparing for college will be allowed to graduate when they have done work equivalent to that required to com- pete the regular course.
As soon as the student has been examined and assigned to his classes, settlement will then be expected, either by cash or note.
No deduction will be made for absence after enrollment, except in cases of protracted ill-health.
In event of sickness notice must, in all cases, be given of the withdrawal of the pupil, as no dednetion will be made until this is done.
Literary Societies.
There are three permanent Literary Societies connected with the school :- The Lnecrni- an, conducted by the ladies, and the Crescent and Glisco Societies, by the gentlemen. Lit- erary organizations are also sustained by the Intermediate and Grammar School students. Care is taken to make students acquainted with the rules governing parliamentary bodies.
Libraries.
There are three Libraries in connection with the school, which contain about two thons- and volumes. Two of them belong to the literary Societies, and the ather to the Academy Association. Additions are made each year.
SPICELAND ACADEMY. .
Reading Room.
A Reading Room has recently been opened, to which all students have access. It is supphed with the leading periodicals, and a number of valable papers. Cyclopedias and other valuable books of reference are free to all. New books are added each year.
Lectures.
A Lecture Association affords opportunity for hearing many distinguished speakers. Lectures are frequently given in connection with the school.
Apparatus and Cabinet.
The Academy is supplied with sufficient apparatus to be a valuable aid in studying the Natural Sciences; also with a Geological Cabinet, containing many valuable specimens.
Boarding.
The cost of boarding, the past year, has been about $2 5h per week. Rooms em be rented by those who wish to board themselves, and the east reduced to less than $1.75 per week. Cluh-hoarding, including room-rent, can be obtained for less than $2.00. Meals at $1.50 per week.
Location.
The school is in the village of Spiceland. Henry county, Indiana. Dunreith, two and a half miles distant, ou the Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St. Louis R. R., isthe nearest railway station. A hack meets the trains three times each day at Duureith, and ouce at New Castle.
General Items.
The government of the school is based upon, the idea that manhood is more than scholar- ship, and that self-respect and self-control, on the part of the student, are important factors in the formation of character. Greater stress is laid upon thoroughness of instruction and neenracy of knowledge, than upon rapidity of advancement.
In Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, Algebra and Latin, there are from three to five classes cach, so that students can enter school at any time and he classed according to their advancement.
For many years the health of students has been uniformly good. There is probably no healthier locality in the State.
The Friends and the Methodists both hold religions services on the Sabbath, and each maintains a Sabbath-school. The Young Mens' Christian Association holds a meeting for worship one evening each week.
A sufficient member of teachers is constantly employed, so that large classes may be avobled, and that pupils may receive personal intention each recitation.
Expenses are as low as at any other school affording equal advantages.
The managers of the school are very careful to make this an institution in which stu. dents, who are away from home and its restraints, will be surrounded by good, moral in- fluences, and in this they have the co-operation of the citizens of the village.
Students are required to keep study hours during the evening.
There are no beer, liquor or billiard saloons in the village.
The High School building has recently been enlarged, and much better accommodations are furnished than formerly.
Na student, whose inthenee is known to have a corrupting tendency, will be retained in the school.
Diploma.
Students, whose conduct is exemplary, and who complete the course of study, will be furnished with a Diploma, signed by the Instructors and the President of the Board of Trustees.
GRADUATES.
1870.
Eli U. Conk. .Spring Dale, Iowa. . Omaha, Nebraska.
John J. Stubbs
45 cents per week. .. (t) cents.
60 cents per week. .50 cents. Grammar School.
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SPICELAND ACADEMY.
1871.
Walter D. Jones.
Dayton, Ohio.
* Alvin H. Jenkins Richmond.
I. Maey Good Wabash.
C. R. Dixon.
Amo.
R. G. Boone.
Frank fort.
Dallas Sisson.
Cicero.
Mary V. Ballenger Barnard
New Castle.
Louisa Wickersham Lewisville.
Lida Edwards
Spiceland.
1872.
Lindley II. Johnson. Dunreith.
David II. Henley Spiceland.
Jacob Hill. Arba.
Henry W. Painter Spiceland.
Robert P. Mitchell
.San Jose, California.
1873.
Sadie D. Talbert Wright Spiceland. .
Aaron B. Bell.
Red Oak, Iowa.
J. Tilman Hutchins
Wabash.
John Pennington.
Westfield.
Mary Stubbs Painter
Spiccland.
Nathan Williams
Ridge Farm, Illinois.
S. Carrie Talbert. Newby
Independence, Kansas.
1871.
Alice Cary Coffin St. Louis, Missouri.
Elvira Spencer. Greensboro.
J. P. Edwards.
Harverford, Pennsylvania.
William S. Moffit.
Connersville.
Edwin O. Kennard
Harverford, Pennsylvania.
Nathan Rosenberger
Thorntown.
W. E. Jackson.
Knightstown.
D. G. Mitchell.
Knightstown.
1875.
W. W. Gregg.
Lynnville, lowa.
William C. Pidgeon. Nettle Creek.
Irvin Stanley Westfield.
1876.
Milton Roberts.
Arcadia.
1878.
S. Ella Bogne Spiceland.
M. Belle Chambers . New Castle.
J. Pinckney Mitchell. .Spiceland.
Thomas Mitchell. .Spiceland.
Flora Moore.
Lincolnville.
John Reed .. Mt. Sminmit.
William S. Seaford
Fairmount.
Fannie P. Thorn burg.
New Castle.
Deceased.
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CATALOGUE
OF THE
OFFICERS AND STUDENTS
OF
SPICELAND ACADEMY,
SPICELAND, HENRY COUNTY, IND.,
FOR THE
ACADEMIC YEAR,
1879-80.
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SPICELAND, IND .: REPORTER PRINT, 1880.
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CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS.
IIIGHI SCHOOL.
SENIOR CLASS.
NAMES.
RESIDENCE.
J. Edgar Cloud
Spiceland.
William N. Lamb, Amboy.
Mattio Lamb ... Amboy.
Ada Grace Murphey New Castle.
Emma Belle Roberts
Spiceland.
lda May Roberts
Spiceland.
Frank Simons. Spiceland.
Lamira Traeblood. Salem.
S. Rufus Jones West Milton, Ohio.
SECOND YEAR.
Arthur Hallam Baily Freeport, Ohio.
J. Newton Barnard. .Spiceland.
Minnie E. Benedict. .Springport.
Cordelia A. Bogno Spiceland.
I. Vinton Busby. Anderson.
Kelly B. Harvey. Jonesboro.
Minnie Hollingsworth Dunreith.
Edwin E. Macy
Wabash.
Charles E. Norris ...
New Castle.
John C. F. Scoville . Spiceland.
Jesse Stratton. Greensboro.
Carrie M. Unthank. Spiceland.
FIRST YEAR.
Joseph D. Ambrose Napoleon, Ky.
Hattie Bogue. .Spiceland.
Frank Broaddus Connersville.
Belle Brookshire. New Castle.
John McA. Bushy Anderson.
Clara Canady .. Lewisville.
Emma A. Clond Spiceland.
Jemima J. Conte. Pleasant Hill, Ohio.
William Cochran Spiceland.
Mary E. Coffin. .Spiccland.
Walter E. Collin .Spiceland.
Sylva Compton Spiceland.
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Ollie Cook.
Parkville, Ill.
Hattie Dickinson .Spiceland.
Ina Dicks.
. Spiceland.
Alonzo M. Gardner. Arba.
Wm. B. Gordon
Spiceland.
.Springport.
Spiceland.
.Spiceland.
John Hoover.
.Spiceland.
Anna Hndelson
.Ogden
Chester HIndelson
Ogden.
Emma D). Iludelson Ogden.
Henry M. Hudelson
Ogden.
Emma Mellvaine Dunreith.
Ida F. Macy
Spiceland.
Luther Macy .Spiceland.
(. B. Meckel .. New Lisbon.
Abner E. Newby
New Castle.
Allen 1. Newby.
.Spiceland.
Charles Newlin.
.New London.
Ettie C. Painter Spiceland .
Plebe Pearson
.Amboy.
Charles
. Ratliff .Spiceland.
Charles M. Shortridge
Honey Crock.
Anna Smith
.Selma, Ohio.
Julia Stafford
.Greensboro
Ella Stratton ..
Greensboro.
Elwood Talbert. Spicciand.
Win. Tens
Duoreith.
Alida Trueblood . Salem.
Emina Works
Mechanicsburg.
Matthew Wilson .Spiceland.
Terrell Wilse Spiceland.
Marcus E. Wood . New Castle.
Florence N. Wright. Greensboro.
Henry Yale
Now Castle.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
SECOND YEAR.
Albert Ballonger
Spiceland.
Howard E. Barrett .. .Greenfield.
Elwood Barnard Eden.
Jasper Barnard ..
. Manilla.
II. Jennie Barnard
Manilla.
Ira L. Brothers . Lewisville.
Alma Byrkitt ..
Ogden.
America M. Charoness
Dalton.
Theodore Chamness
Spiceland.
Carrie Charles.
. Carthage.
Frank Cochran
.Spiceland.
May Compton
Spiceland.
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Eli K. Hoober.
Emina J. Hiatt.
Arthur Henley
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SPICELAND ACADEMY.
Orilla E. Compton. West Milton, O.
Samuel Dennis Dalton.
Allen C. Dicks Spiceland.
Ella Fox. . Greensboro.
Nina Frazer
.Connersville.
Cynthia Fries
Charlottesville.
John R. Furnas Bridgeport.
Abdel Ging. Spiceland.
M. Ola Gordon
Spiceland.
Elbert Griffin
Dunreith.
John R. Griffin
Dunreith.
Virgie Griffin
Dunreith.
Laura Handy
Morristown.
Eddie Harden.
Greensboro.
Arthur Harold Spicciand,
Tillie E. Harold
Spiceland.
Kate Heruley
. New Castle.
Alonzo Hodson
Spiceland,
Otis Holloway Spiceland.
Albert T. Hudelson
Ogden.
Dora Hudelson.
.Ogdeu.
Charles Julian, Spiceland.
D. Webster Hutchins Wabash.
Thomas Kendall .Bridgeport.
Alfred Y. King Spiceland.
Laura Lamb. Cadiz.
Milton Lamb. .Cadiz.
Wm. Lamb ..
Cadiz.
Mary B. Leakey
Millville.
Carrie Mellvaine. Dunreith.
Jennie McKee. Ogrden.
John MeNew
Spiceland.
Luther Mendenhall
New Castle.
Martin L. Meyer.
Cadiz.
Abraham L. Miller
Knightstown.
Thomas B. Miller
Knightstown.
Jabez HI. Millikan
.New Castle.
Rollin Oldham .
Dunreith.
Orange Painter
Spiceland.
Amanda Pearson .Spiceland.
Lizzie Pearson Spiceland.
Eva Pegg
Fountain City.
Amy Pemberton
. West Milton, Ohio.
Charles Phelps New Castle.
Cora Phelps Spiceland.
Edgar Pleas. Dunreith.
Charles F. Ratliff' Spiceland.
Charles H. Rogers New Castle.
James Sapwell Charlottesville,
Charles Sears Spiceland.
Eva A. Sears Spiceland.
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Cassius M. C. Shanks. Portland.
Elmer Sieg. .Spiceland.
Oliver Steele ... Dunreith.
John F. Stubbs .Spiceland.
Frank Swindell
Spiceland.
Elma Talbert. Spiceland.
Lulu Unthank Spiceland.
Laura White ..
Lewisville.
Mettie White .. Lewisville.
FIRST YEAR.
John C. Ambrose Walnut Lake, Ky.
L. Carl Barnard, .Spiceland.
Flora Beeson.
Dalton.
Anson L. Bogue.
Spiceland.
Ona Bogue.
Spiceland.
Richard Broadbent Spiceland.
Michel Butler Charlottesville.
Win. W. Butler
Spiceland.
Carrie Chamness
.Spiceland.
Oscar Chamness Spiceland.
Josie Cloud. Eagletown.
George Collins, Spiceland.
Elon Collins ..
.Spiceland.
Henry Compton
Spiceland.
Lemuel Copeland.
Spiceland.
Hurtley Dickinson
Spiceland.
Hetty Elliott Dublin.
Oscar Fleming
Honey Creek.
Henry Gray.
Spiceland.
Isadore Hall.
Spiceland. Cadiz.
George Hayes ..
Spiceland.
Jacob Hamilton
. Greenfield.
Leonard Hodgin
Westland.
Nereus Kearns
Spiceland.
Nelson King
Spiceland.
Elmer Kirk Flushing, Ohio.
Nora Macy Spiceland.
George Mendenhall.
.Spiccland.
Luther G. Newby
.Spiccland.
Luther HI. Newby. New Castle.
Mary L. Newby .Spiceland.
Lily Oldham. . Dunreith.
George Pearson West Milion, Ohio.
Alfred Peterson. Spiceland.
Lovi T. Pennington .Spiceland.
Mary Pennington. Spiceland.
Florence Porch. Spiceland.
Henry 1. Rateliff,
.Spiceland.
Joseph Hart ..
Spiceland.
Oliver
SPICELAND ACADEMY.
Lorin T. Rateliff. Spiceland.
Harmon II. Rayl Spiceland.
Minnie Rateliff .Spiceland.
Win. E. Ratliff ..
Spiceland.
Chester A. Reddick .. Grant City.
Charles A. Ryece.
Spiceland.
Lizzie Reece
Greensboro.
Willie Talbert ..
. Spiceland.
Frank Thomas.
Dunreith.
Eli Unthank
Spiceland.
Harry Unthank
.Spiceland.
Joe Webb ..
.Greensboro.
Wim. C. White.
. Westland.
Cora E. Wishard.
Knightstown.
Belle Worsham,
Glen wood.
Willie Wright
Spiceland.
NORMAL COURSE.
Emma Allen Millville.
Cordelia A. Bogne. . Spiceland.
Hattie Bogue. .Spiceland.
J. N. Barnard. .Spiceland.
Howard E. Barrett. Greenfield.
Flora Beeson
Dalton.
J. MeA. Busby Anderson.
I. Vinton Busby
Anderson.
Belle Chambers.
New Castle.
Clara Canady
Lewisville.
Molly Chamness
Dalton.
Syiva Compton.
Spiceland.
Mattie Dungan
Connersville.
Oscar Fleming
Honey Creek.
Nina Frazer .. Connersville.
Frank Gnyer.
Millville.
Ellen Gilliam.
Sheridan.
Alice Hiatt
.Spiceland.
Laura Handy Morristown.
Emma D. Hudelson
Ogden.
Win. Julian. Spiceland.
W. E. Jeffreys Blountsville.
Joseph R. Leakey
New Lisbon.
Maggie JJ. Leakey .New Lisbon.
Mary B. Leakey
New Lisbon.
Emma Mellvaine.
Dunreith.
Jennie MeKce ..
Ogden.
Martin L. Meyer. Cadiz.
Mollie F. Millburn. Fishersburg.
Jabez II. Millikan New Castle.
Clara Puckett. .. Winchester.
Lizoral Roberts .Spiceland.
Oliver Steele
Dunreith :.
SPICELAND ACADEMY. .
F. F. Simons. .Spiccland.
Lulu Unthank. Spiceland.
Carrie Unthank. .Spiceland. Geo. Williams, Springport.
John Williams. Cadiz.
Terrell Wilson Spiceland.
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
Willard Allen.
Horace E. Kissel.
Albert Anderson.
Ernest Anderson.
Josie Bogue.
Annie Bogue.
Chas. Bundy.
Horace Miles.
Abner Butler.
Henry Newby.
Willie Bond.
Eli JJ. Nowby.
Mary Porch.
Gertie Cox.
Robert Pleas.
Ola Chamness.
John Rathiil.
Linnie M. Compton.
Harmon Rayl.
Caroline S. Dawson.
Chas. Recee.
Olive Duncan.
Addie Reece.
Hurtley Dickinson.
Lorin Rateliff.
Edgar Evans.
Harry Ratchif.
Harry Emminger.
Edwin Bates Rateliff.
Mary Forbis.
Oscar Roberts.
George Fellows.
Ellis Symons.
Herbert Gordon.
Emma Symons.
Annis Gertrude Gordon.
Anna Symons.
Snie P. Griffin.
Earl Clyde Shanks.
Hereless Garner.
Rilla Taylor.
Flora Hodson.
Josie I'nthank.
Lizzie Hiatt.
Edgar Unthank.
Junius Hockett.
Rebecca U'nthank.
Luther Hiatt.
Bertha Wood.
Elmer Julian.
Lucy Wilson.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Bertie Allen.
Minnie Allen.
Anna Miles.
Anna B. Mary.
Lelie Anderson.
Henry Macy.
Linnie Butler.
Horace Macy.
Thomas Butler. Evalena Macy.
Freddie Bogue.
Frank Miles.
Alice Broadbent. Earl Manlove.
Della Brandon. Carrie Albertie Newby.
Frank Bundy.
Freddie Newhy.
Howard Bundy. Louessie Newby.
('lessie Cox. Maggie Newell.
Rufus Chamness.
Ollie Newman.
Walter Culbertson.
Sarah Newman.
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Moses C. Kelley.
Vannora Lawrence. Joseph Long. Nora Macy. Chas. Macy.
Ella Culbertson.
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SPICELAND ACADEMY.
Elmer Deem. Estella Deem.
Ore B. Poer. Ollie Porch.
Earl Pleas.
Luther Dawson, Julia Emminger. Mary Emminger. Warren Evans.
John Pickett. Walter Rayl.
Florence Rayl.
Harlan Ratliff.
Willie Rateliff.
Attie Rateliff.
Cora Fowler.
Austin Roberts.
Willie Foster.
Morris Symons.
Henry Foster.
Estella Symons.
Josie Griffin. (Deceased.) Lulu Gordon.
Mary Symons.
Jennie Gordon.
Montie Spencer.
Mattic Gordon.
Eddie Spencer.
Herbert Garwood.
Minnie Swain.
Addie Hodson.
Walter Sears.
Aldus Harold.
Hattie Sears.
Edith Hunt.
Mary Thurman.
Alice Hiatt.
Eva Unthank.
Leona Hiatt.
Frank White.
Henry Hiatt.
Mattie Wilson.
Josie Johnson.
Warren Wilson.
Grace Jobuson.
Renben Weaver.
Mattie King.
Laura Winters.
Ellen Winters.
Laura King. Chester Keene.
Alvin Winters.
Aevry Winters.
Walter Kirk. Emory King. Lincoln Kizer. Mary Lawrence. Gurney Lawrence.
Morgan Winslow.
Emerson Lvons. Clara Matthews. Freddie Matthews.
Ora Millikan.
Henry Winslow. Ida Winslow. John Winslow. Gurney Winslow. Carrie Winslow. Florence Winslow. Sarah Young.
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SPICELAND ACADEMY
INSTRUCTORS. CLARKSON DAVIS. A. M., Superintendent. LUDOVIC ESTES, A. M., Principal Of High School, and Teacher of Mental Science, Latin and Greek, SYLVANUS JJ. WRIGHT, A. B., Teacher of Natural Science. WILLIAM T. DOGGETT, A. B., Teacher of Elocution, English Literature and general History. LUZENA THORNBURG, A. B., Assistant. HANNAH E. DAVIS. Principal of Intermediate Department, and Teacher of Botany and U. S. History. ELLA WILLIAMS. Principal of Primary Department. The Mathematical Classes have been divided among the Instructors.
This School has been legally incorporated by the Society of Friends, and is under the! care of the following Board of Trustees: JESSE GORDON, DR. JAMES COCHRAN, JOHN SYMONS, DR. G. D. BAILEY. SOLOMON MACY, ELISHA B. RATCLIFF,
A. Lerue Eastridge. Earl Fawcett. Kenneth Fawcett. Eddie Fowler.
Frank Reed.
Arthur Symons.
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SPICELAND ACADEMY,
COURSE OF STUDY.
Primary Department.
Grade C .- Chart Lessons, First Reader, Lessons in Language.
Grade B .- First and Second Readers, Spelling. Oral Lessons in Numbers and Language. Grade A .- Third Reader, Spelling, Hooker's Child's Book of Nature. Writing, Arithme- tic, Geography, and Language.
Intermediate Department.
Reading, Writing, Spelling and Word Analysis, Arithmetic to F'ractions, Geography, and Language Lessons.
Grammar School.
First Year .- Reading, Writing, Spelling, Word Analysis, Arithmetic to percentage, Geography to Europe, English Grammar to Syntax, and U. S. History to the American Revolution.
Second Year .- Reading, Writing, Spelling, and Word Analysis; Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar, and U. S. Ilistory: Physiology, completed, and Composition; Single Entry Book-keeping, optional.
N B. In this department Latin will be studied ene term, by those who expect to inkej the Classical Course, or to prepare for College.
High School.
First Year .- First term (16 weeks): Algebra, Latin Reader, Rhetoric, English Litera- ture, Natural Philosophy. Second term (12 weeks): Algebra, Roman History, Latin, -Caesar, General Ilistery. Third term ( 12 weeks): Algebra, Latin-Caesar, Zoology, General History.
Second Year -First term: Geometry, Latin -- Virgil, Grecian History, Science of Gov- ernment. Second term: Geometry, Latin-Virgil, English Literature, Chemistry. Third term: Trigonometry. Latin -- Cicero, Chemistry, Botany.
Third Year .- First term: Latin-Cicero, Mental Science, English History, Surveying. Second term: Astronomy, Logie, Political Economy. Third term: Geology, Moral Science. General Reviews.
Remarks
The above course of study has been prepared with reference to those students who do not expect to pursue a College course, but who desire to acquire a knowledge of those branches which will fit them for active life. Special attention, however, is given to pre- paring students for College.
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Eloention and English Literature receive special attention: the latter consists of a brief history of the rise and growth of the English language, the history of the lives of the lending authors, and a critical study of parts of their works.
In the Latin and Greek langnages, thorough drill on the declension of nouns and the conjugation of verbs, is given, and also on the application of the rules of construction. The amount of work in these languages will be the same as that required by the college which students propose to enter.
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SPICELAND ACADEMY.
Classes will be formed in the Greek, French and German languages, whenever a suffici- ent number shall desire to pursue those studies.
Penmanship, Reading and Composition will receive attention throughout the whole' course of study.
Credit will be given for substituted studies, and students who are preparing for college will be allowed to graduate when they have done work equivalent to that required to com- plete the regular course.
Special Departments.
Advanced course in Chemistry: This includes Qualitative Analysis and practical work in the Laboratory.
Civil Engineering.
This course includes Land Surveying. Leveling, and the practical use of the Transit and the Level.
Commercial Department.
In this department instruction is given in Penmanship, forms and uses of business pa- pers, Single and Double Entry Book keeping.
Normal Department.
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