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William A. Metcalf, A. M. Eva M. Mills, M. S.
1868.
Loren Edwards, A. M. Mary R. Barteau, M. S. Amelia J. Harrod, M. S.
George F. Schilling, A. M.
Alice F. Conkey, M. S.
Narrie McDill, M. S.
Charles M. Wheat, A. M. Laura M. Edminster, M. S. Eliza R. Pratt, M. S.
1869.
Alonzo M. Bullock.
James H. Humphrey.
Juliette Bartholomew. Matilda Dudley.
Curtis R. Estabrook.
Frank A. Johnson.
Warren J. Lander.
Margaret J. Evans.
George W. Harrod. John Haw.
Isaac N. Tichenor.
Mary A. Knox.
Annie C. White.
1870.
George L. Anderson.
Homer L. Grant.
Albert Nichols.
James S. Anderson.
John J. Hughes.
Bradford Raymond.
Thomas Clithero.
Lyman J. Nash.
1871.
William H. Chynoweth. Julia L. Colman.
Henry Faville. John Faville.
Hattie A. Conant.
Thomas R. Knisely.
Thomas B. Dunstan.
Clara J. McCloud.
Julia M. White.
Laura B. Pillsbury. Manda Robertson. James L. Thwing. James F. Ware.
Gentlemen 85
Ladies
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Whole number of Graduates 130
Phebe D. Bullock, A. M. Cornelia A. Cahoon, M. S.
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CATALOGUE
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awrence
University,
APPLETON, WIS.
Twenty - Fifths
ANNUAL CATALOGUE,
-OF THE-
awrence
University,
OF WISCONSIN.
APPLETON, WISCONSIN, A. D. 1874.
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CHICAGO : SHEA SMITH & CO., PRINTERS, -1874 .--
RELEASED VARD COLLEGE LIBRARY
THE INSTITUTE . Jul. 2, 1928
CORPORATION,
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
OFFICE EXPIRES, JUNE, 1875.
HON. RUSSELL Z. MASON, LL. D.,
Appleton.
MRS. E. E. HODGSON,
Pewaukee.
WM. C. SHERWOOD, EsQ.,
Dartford.
REV. P. S. BENNETT, A. M., Appleton. REV. HENRY COLMAN. A. M., Fort Atkinson. MRS. M. A. P. STANSBURY, A. M .. Appleton.
REV. W. P. STOWE, A. M., -
Milwaukec.
HON. EDWIN HYDE,
Milwaukee.
REV. G. W. CASE, A. M.,
Portage City.
OFFICE EXPIRES. JUNE, 1876.
HON. R. R. BATEMAN, Appleton.
HENRY HAMILTON, EsQ.,
Fond du Lac.
REV. S. C. THOMAS,
- Janesville.
R. P. ELMORE, EsQ .. Milwaukee.
G. W. SEXSMITH, EsQ ..
Fond du Lac.
REV. WILLIAM H. SAMPSON. A. M .. Eureka.
JOHN H. WHORTON, EsQ., Appleton.
REV. C. D. PILLSBURY, A. M.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
OFFICE EXPIRES, JUNE. 1872.
HON. G. H. MYERS. - Appleton.
E. L. PAINE, EsQ.,
- Oshkosh.
HON. JAMES T. LEWIS, LL. D .. Columbus.
HON. A. B. JACKSON. Evanston, Ill.
JOHN A. OWEN, A, M., Chicago, Ill.
G. G. ADKINS, EsQ .. Appleton.
JULIUS S. BUCK, EsQ .. Appleton.
HON. PHILETUS SAWYER,
Oshkosh.
REV. GEORGE M. STEELE, D. D., cx-officio.
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CONFERENCE VISITORS FOR 1874-5.
WISCONSIN CONFERENCE.
REV. W. W. CASE,
Fond du Lac.
REV. G. S. HUBBS,
Beloit.
REV. J. M. CRAIG,
Ripon.
REV. A. MOORE,
Montello.
G. A. RUSSELL, EsQ.,
Brandon.
ROBERT McMILLAN, EsQ ..
Oshkosh.
WEST WISCONSIN CONFERENCE.
REV. J. B. BACHMAN,
REV. JAMES EVANS,
- Eau Claire. Monroe.
REV. JOHN BELL,
Mauston.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
REV. GEORGE M. STEELE. D. D.,
HON. R. R. BATEMAN,
HON. G. H. MYERS,
JULIUS. S. BUCK, EsQ.,
Secretary.
C. G. ADKINS, EsQ.,
Treasurer.
OTHER OFFICERS.
REV. GEORGE M. STEELE,
REV. A. A. REED,
Financial Agent. Endowment Agent.
PROF. J. C. FOYE, Registrar and Secretary of the Faculty.
President. 1st Vice-President. 2d Vice-President.
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F ACULTY.
REV. GEORGE M. STEELE, D. D., PRESIDENT, And Claflin Professor of Ethics and Civil Polity. HIRAM A. JONES, A. M., Professor of Ancient Languages and Literature. JAMES C. FOYE, A. M., Professor of Chemistry and Physics.
WILBUR F. YOCUM, A. M.,
Alumni Professor of Natural History and Geology, and Principal of the Institute. JAMES H. WORMAN, A. M., Non-Resident Professor of Modern History and Languages.
OLIVER P. DELAND, Director of the Commercial School.
DEFOREST M. HYDE, C. E., Professor of Mathematics and Civil Engineering. T. MARTIN TOWNE, Director of the Conservatory of Music.
LOUISE M. HODGKINS,
Preceptress and Instructor in French and History.
HARRIET A. CONANT, M. S., Instructor in Latin and Higher English.
HELEN F. SMITH, Director of the Juvenile Department.
MARY R. B. GRAVES, M. S., Assistant Director of the Juvenile Department.
SELINA A. CLARK, Instructor in Drawing and Painting.
EVA H. FARLIN, Assistant in Academical Department.
WILBUR F. YOCUM, A. M., Librarian.
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CALENDAR.
1874.
Wednesday, Sept. 16th, Fall Term began. Tuesday, Dec. 22d, Fall Term ends.
Vacation of Two Weeks.
1875.
Wednesday, January 6th, Winter Terms begins. Tuesday, March 30th, Winter Term ends.
Vacation of One Week.
Wednesday, April 7th, Spring Term begins. Tuesday, June 29th, Spring Term ends. Thursday, July Ist, Annual Commencement.
Vacation of Eleven Weeks.
Wednesday, Sept. 15th, Fall Term begins.
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ollege.
F ACULTY AND INSTRUCTORS.
GEO. M. STEELE, D. D., President. HIRAM A. JONES, A. M. JAMES C. FOYE, A. M. WILBUR F. YOCUM, A. M. JAMES H. WORMAN, A. M DEFOREST M. HYDE, C. E. LOUISE M. HODGKINS.
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Cz ATALOGUE OF STUDENTS.
GRADUATES OF 1874.
James J. Hoskins, Byron J. Price,
Jacob Sims,
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Dodgeville. Menasha. Mazomanie.
Robert J. Gamble, - -
Josie A. Godwin,
John W. Hume,
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Beulah A. Johnson,
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Clinton P. Loomer, -
Sobeski Shawvan,
Balfour H. Van Vleck, -
Fox Lake. Appleton. Oshkosh. Clinton. Mequon. New Berlin. Appleton. - IO
UNDER-GRADUATES.
SENIOR CLASS.
James Dinsdale, -
Howard W. Tilton,
Alexander B. Whitman,
Fennimore. Appleton. Hortonville.
John T. Chynoweth, -
Isaac McComb, -
Addie B. Pillsbury,
Eva M. Putney, -
Linus H. Seaver, - John J. Simpson, -
Eugene G. Updike, Charlena M. Van Vleck, - Lizzie C. Vivian, - -
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Dodgeville. Hortonville. Augusta, Me. Brookfield. Muskegon, Mich. Montra, Ohio. Beaver Dam. Appleton.
Augusta, Me. - 12
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JUNIOR CLASS.
.
Wallace K. Cook, -
-
Gratiot.
Edward D. Farnham, -
- Appleton.
Frank W. Houghton, - - - Rochester, N. Y. Justus H. Nelson, Spafford.
Mary J. Balch, -
Eben P. Briggs,
Mary A. Clegget,
Mary N. Conkey,
Frank C. Haddock,
John S. McIntyre,
Minnie C. Mory, -
Grace M. Pomeroy
Ida B. Wright, -
Weyauwega. Appleton. Appleton. Appleton.
Fond du Lac. Whitewater. Appleton. Appleton. Appleton. -I3
SOPHOMORE CLASS.
Olin A. Curtis, -
George B. Edgerton -
Thomas M. Evans,
Charles W. Hamilton,
John L. Moore,
Appleton. Mantorville, Minn. Monroe. Appleton. Appleton.
Eliza M. Briggs, -
Mary E. Daniels, J. Scott Davis, David G. Earle,
Eva H. Farlin, Wilbur D. Fisk, Leopold Hammel,
Nellie M. Hayward, -
Frank S. Johnson, Fanny I. Kennish, -
Alfred C. McComb, -
Appleton. Appleton. Point Bluff. Aztalan. De Pere. Fort Howard. Appleton. Utica. Appleton. Kilbourne City.
Hortonville.
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William F. Nye, Paul C. Petersen,
Hortonia.
Duane Rifenbark, Will. S. Stroud,
*Ernest W. Bradley. - *Benjamin F. Sanford, *Rinard Shawvan, -
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Appleton. Taychcedah. Kilbourne City. Horicon. Hart Prairie.
New Berlin. - 23
FRESHMAN CLASS.
Minnie E. Birge, - -
Frank I. Fisher, -
William H. Mylrea.
Frank E. Noyes, -
Minnie B. Rogers,
Geo. Francis Steele, - -
Appleton. Appleton.
George R. Bateman, - - -
Ida E. Clark,
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Appleton. Appleton. Appleton.
Ella O. Clark, - Charles D. Conkey,
Appleton.
Nellie J. Cross, -
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- Winneconne.
Etta S. Doane, -
- - Appleton.
William H. Drake, -
Lake Mills. Baraboo.
Henry H .. Goddard,
George B. Guyles,
Monroc. Manitowoc. Geneva. LaCrosse.
Gertie S. Irish, Charles O. Kneen, Fannie C. LeGro, -
- Waupaca. Appleton.
Mary M. Orbison, Fannie I. Riddle,
- Appleton.
Isabella E. Smith,
Charles F. Smock, -
Watseka, Ill. - Monroc.
* Special Course.
Appleton. Appleton. Kilbourne City. Marinette.
R. DeLacy Evans,
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Mattie J. Southmayd. -
Appleton.
Frank H. Spearman,
- Appleton. Hortonville.
Ignatz D. Steffen,
Alexander W. Stowe,
- Taycheedah. Neenah.
Jay J. Thompson,
Ella J. Willy,
- Appleton.
*Geo. W. Kendrick.
Appleton.
*T. W. Orbison, -
- Appleton.
"Geo. L. Sheldon, - - Climax Prairie, Mich.
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REQUISITES FOR ADMISSION.
I. Candidates for admission to the Freshman Class, Classical Course, are, for the present, examined in the following studies :
I. English Grammar and Analysis, Elementary Rhet- oric, Geography, Descriptive and Physical, History of the United States, and Elementary Physiology.
2. Arithmetic and Algebra complete.
3. Harkness' First Book in Latin, Harkness' Latin Grammar, including Prosody; Harkness' Latin Reader ; Cæsar's Commentaries: six Books in Virgil : Sallust's Catiline, and Cicero's Orations against Catiline.
4. Hadley's Greek Grammar and Greek Reader, or four Books in the Anabasis.
II. Candidates for admission to the Freshman Class. Scientific Course, are examined in Latin Grammar and Reader, Cæsar's Commentaries, and at least one book in
* Special Course.
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Virgil. They will also be examined in Natural Philoso- phy, and in all of the above English studies, except Elementary Rhetoric.
Candidates for advanced standing are examined in the Preparatory studies, and in all those which have been pursued by the Class which they wish to enter, or such as may be deemed equivalent. A. thorough Grammatical and Elementary preparation is especially required.
The regular examination for admission to the College will be on Tuesday, at 8 o'clock, A. M., one day preceding the Commencement of the Fall Term, and on the first day of subsequent Terms.
Testimonials of good moral character are required, and in case the student is from another College, a note of reg- ular dismission.
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COURSES OF OF STUDY
Ist. The CLASSICAL COURSE, embracing Latin, Greek, the Modern Languages, Natural Science, History, Metaphysics, General Literature, and Ethics-with a cer- tain range of selection, according to the taste and aptitude of the student. This requires about three years of pre- paratory study, and four years in the course.
2d. The SCIENTIFIC COURSE, embracing all the Scientific, Literary, and Philosophical studies of the Clas- sical, together with some not therein comprised, but excluding a considerable portion of the Latin and all the Greek. This requires, at present, two years of prepara- tion, and four years in the course.
3d. CIVIL ENGINEERING. This is new course, now about being formally inaugurated, under a special instructor. It will be a modification of the Scientific course, for certain of the branches in which there may be substituted Industrial and Topographical Drawing, Descriptive Geometry, and a variety of Engineering Studies.
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CLASSICAL.
FRESHMAN CLASS.
First Term.
Ovid
Andrews.
Latin Prose Composition Arnold.
Xenophon's Anabasis Boisc.
Geometry begun
Olney.
Second Term.
Livy Lincoln.
Latin Prose Composition Arnold.
Xenophon's Memorabilia. Robinson.
Geometry finished.
Olney.
Third Term.
Livy Lincoln.
Latin Prose Composition. Arnold.
Herodotus _ Johnson.
Plane and Spherical Trigonometry. Olney.
Weekly exercises in Composition and Declamation.
SOPHOMORE CLASS.
First Term.
Homer's Iliad Owen.
Greek Prosody.
Analytical Geometry Olney.
French begun, or Otto.
Cicero de Officiis, J
Thatcher.
Second Term.
Homer's Iliad Owen.
Greek Prose Composition Arnold.
French, Echo de Paris,
Worman.
or Cicero de Oratore,
Ancient History Thalheiner.
Third Term.
Greek Tragedies. Woolsey.
Greek Prose Composition
Arnold.
Ancient History Thalheimer.
Horace Lincoln.
Latin Prosody
Harkness.
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JUNIOR CLASS.
First Term.
Physics -Mechanics and Acoustics Atkinson's Ganot.
German begun, or Worman.
Tacitus and Hercules Furens, {
Intellectual Philosophy. Wayland.
Second Term.
Physics-Heat and Light. Atkinson's Ganot. Logic Atwater.
German Grammar and Reader, Worman.
or Æschines de Corona. Champlin.
Third Term.
Physics-Magnetism and Electricity Atkinson's Ganot.
Modern History and Literature. Lectures and Schlegel.
German Literature, } Worman.
or Plato's Gorgias,
Declamations and Compositions weekly throughout the year.
SENIOR YEAR.
First Ter.r.
Chemistry begun Lectures.
Astronomy Lectures.
Elements of Criticism
Kames.
Second Term.
Chemistry finished Lectures.
Mineralegy
Dana.
Political Economy Lectures.
Evidences of Christianity (three times a week). Hopkins.
Moral Science (twice a week). Wayland.
Third Term.
Evidences of Christianity (twice a week) Hopkins.
Moral Science (three times a week). Wayland.
Geology Dana.
Demosthenes de Corona Champlin.
Orations before the students each term throughout the year.
Books of Reference in the Department of Classics.
Zumpt's Latin Grammar, Kuhner's large Greek Grammar, Andrew's Latin Lexi- con, Liddell and Scott's Greek Lexicon, Anthon's or Smith's Classical Dictionary, Manual of Classical Literature. Crusius' Homeric Lexicon, Sophocles' Greek Verbs. Munk's Greek and Roman Metera, Long's or Findlay's Classical Atlas, Anthon's Manuals of Grecian and Roman Antiquities, Dwight's Grecian and Roman Mythol- ogy. Ramshorn's or Doderlein's Latin Synonyms, Histories of Greece and Rome.
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SCIENTIFIC.
FRESHMAN CLASS.
First Term.
Virgil Chase or Frieze. Geometry begun Olney.
Elementary Rhetoric. Hart.
Second Term.
Sallust Hanson.
Geometry finished. Olney.
Constitution of the United States and of Wisconsin Townsend & Fallows.
Third Term.
Plane and Spherical Trigonometry Olney.
Natural History Lectures.
Cicero's Orations Hanson.
Weekly exercises the same as in the Classical Course.
SOPHOMORE CLASS.
First Term.
Analytical Geometry Olney.
Natural Theology and Comparative Zoology Chadbourne & Agassiz.
French begun Otto.
Second Term.
French, Echo de Paris Worman.
Calcnius _Olney.
Ancient History Thalheimer.
Third Term.
Ancient Ilistory
Thalheimer.
French Reader. Knapp.
Botany Wood.
Weekly exercises the same as in the Classical Course.
JUNIOR CLASS.
First Term.
Intellectual Philosophy. Wayland.
Physics-Mechanics and Acoustics Atkinson's Ganot.
German begnn Worman.
Second Term.
Physics-Heat and Light Atkinson's Ganot. Logic. Atwater.
Worman.
German Grammar and Reader
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Third Term.
Physics-Magnetism and Electricity Atkinson's Ganot. Literature and Modern History Schlegel and Lectures.
German Literature Worman.
Weekly exercises the same as in the Classical Course.
SENIOR YEAR.
First e rm.
Chemistry begun Lectures. Astronomy Lectures.
Elements of Criticism
Kames.
Second Term.
Chemistry finished. Lectures.
Mineralogy Dana.
Political Economy Lectures.
Evidences of Christianity, (three times a week,). Hopkins.
Moral Science, (twice a week). Wayland.
Third Term.
Moral Science, (three times a week). Wayland.
Evidences of Christianity, (twice a week) Hopkins.
Geology .Dana.
Music or Painting may be substituted for some of the higher mathematics and other scientific branches after the second term Sophomore.
CIVIL ENGINEERING.
FRESHMAN CLASS.
First Term.
Geometry begun Olney.
Elementary Rhetoric
Hart.
Industrial Drawing.
Second Term.
Geometry finished Olney.
Constitution of the United States and of Wisconsin Townsend and Fallows. Industrial Drawing
Third Term.
Plane and Spherical Trigonometry Olney. Natural History Lectures.
Isometrical Drawing and Class-piece.
Weekly exercises same as the Classical Course.
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SOPHOMORE CLASS.
First Term.
Analytical Geometry Olney.
Comparative Zoology and Natural Theology Agassiz & Chadbourne.
Descriptive Geometry and Drawing
Second Term.
Calculus .Olney. Ancient History Thalheimer.
Shades, Shadows and Perspective Drawing
Third Term.
Calculus Olney.
Botany Wood.
Ancient History Thalheimer.
Drawing
Weekly exercises as in Classical Course.
JUNIOR CLASS.
First Term.
Physics-Mechanics and Acoustics Atkinson's Ganot.
German or French begun_ Worman or Otto.
Land Surveying Gillespie.
Second Term.
Physics-Heat and Light Atkinson's Ganot. German or French, continned. Worman or Otto.
Strength of Material
Third Term.
Physics-Magnetismn and Electricity Atkinson's Ganot.
Modern History and Literature Lectures and Schlegel.
German or French, finished Worman or Knapp.
Weekly exercises as in Classical Course.
SENIOR CLASS.
First Term.
Chemistry begun Lectures. Astronomy Lectures
United States Coast Survey-Statistics
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Second Term.
Chemistry, finished
Lectures.
Mineralogy Dana.
Political Economy, (optional). Lectures.
Evidences of Christianity (three times a week)
Hopkins.
Moral Science (twice a week).
Wayland.
Bridge Building
Third Term.
Evidences of Christianity (twice a week) Hopkins.
Moral Science, (three times a week) Wayland. Geology Dana.
Visitation of Public Works
Orations before the students each term throughout the year.
LECTURES.
By the PRESIDENT, on Political Economy, during the Winter Term.
By Professor FOYE, on Chemistry, during the Fall and Winter Terms; on Physics, through the year.
By Professor Yocux, on Natural History, during the Spring Term.
By Professor WORMAN, on History, during the Spring Term.
By the PRESIDENT, from time to time, before all the students, on Manners, Morals and Methods of Study.
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II. The Institute.
This is intended to furnish largely increased facilities to sub-Collegiate students, and those not intending to take a full College course.
It will consist of six Departments, as follows :
I. The Preparatory Department.
2. The Academic Department.
3. The Commercial School.
4. Conservatory of Music.
5. The School of Drawing and Painting.
6. The Juvenile Department.
FACULTY AND INSTRUCTORS,
GEO. M. STEELE, D. D., President.
WILBUR F. YOCUM, A. M., Principal. LOUISE M. HODGKINS, Preceptress. HIRAM A. JONES, A. M. JAMES C. FOYE, A. M. OLIVER P. DELAND.
DE FOREST M. HYDE, C. E.
T. MARTIN TOWNE. HARRIET A. CONANT, M. S. HELEN F. SMITH. MARY R. B. GRAVES, M. S. SELINA A. CLARK. EVA H. FARLIN.
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PREPARATORY PEPA EPARTMENT.
CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS.
SENIOR CLASS.
Lewis F. Acres,
Kildare.
Henry A. Albers,
New Holstein. Appleton,
Geo. W. Anderson,
Edgar S. Ball,
Monroe. Marquette, Mich.
Albert Clement,
Neenah.
William F. Circle,
Appleton.
Edward M. Darrow,
Neenah, Eureka. -
Charles W. Greenfield,
Greenville.
Charles F. R. Hardy,
Oshkosh.
Horace L. Haylett,
Menomonee Falls. Appleton.
Julius P. Hewes,
New London.
Charles B. Holdridge, James Jamison,
Neenah.
Hamline Keith,
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Montford.
Geo. N. Lawrence,
Kewanee. Appleton,
Clarence A. Murch,
- Grand Chute. Spafford.
Milton C. Porter, -
- Mount Morris, Il1. Appleton.
Edwin A. Riddle, Arthur D. Rush,
Winneconne. Watseka, Ill,
E. Burt Smith,
Porter R. Waite,
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Appleton. Appleton.
Walter P. Watts,
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Estella Adams,- -
- Allen's Grove. Oconto.
Lillie Adkins,-
- Appleton.
Lillie Alexander,-
Grand Chute.
Charles S. Burt,
Albert Drew,
Henry P. Ming,
Charles W. F. Nelson,
Arthur J. Window,
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Irene Ballard, - Mary E. Beardsley, Grace E. Carhart, Lydia Cornelius,
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Appleton. Appleton. Appleton. Oneida.
Nellie B. Conkey, Fannie H. Davis, -
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Appleton.
Point Bluff.
Clara A. Davis, -
Clara L. Dillon,
.. Point Bluff. Appleton. Appleton.
Helen R. Enos,
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Kittie L. Fenno, -
- Appleton. Appleton.
Mary Leavens, -
- Neenah.
Rosa M. Mory, -
App.eton.
Kate M. Orbison, - -
- Appleton. Appleton.
Lorain E. Phinney, -
Ethel Pomeroy,
- Appleton. Appleton.
Lizzie A. Richmond
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- Appleton. Hart Prairie.
Etta Shove, -
Manitowoc. Appleton.
Florence C. Thompson, -
Lulu G. Utley, - -
- Appleton. Appleton.
Olive M. Waite, - Appleton. Appleton. -- 55
MIDDLE CLASS.
John Eakins, - -
Kilbourne City. Fort Howard.
Wm. B. Erwin, -
Frank M. Fairbanks,
- Waupun. Fond du Lac.
Walter B. Kellogg, -
Appleton. Appleton.
Willie A. Kispert,
Victor M. Kutchin,
Dartford. Spafford.
John N. Nelson. -
Frank N. Nimits, -
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- Rockland, Mich.
Hattie M. Hart,
Cora E. Putnam,
Nancy J. Sanford,
Ella O. Stoddard, -
Maggie L. Wistrom, - -
Fred. Hart,
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Harlan P. Noble, -
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- Blaine, Me. -
Charles G. Orr, - - -
Appleton.
Isaac N. Porter. -
Windsor.
J. Carson Rogers, Samuel J. Ryan,
1 Frank Sackett, Elbert Slingerland,
Oliver E. Wells,
Selah M. Angel.
Frances S. Armitage,
Lulu A. Carver, -
Hattie D. Foster,
Mary J. Goodland, -
Flora M. Lamphear,
Mary Loth, -
Ella Loth, -
Mary E. Marshall, -
Frances J. Mullen,
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Cora M. Perkins, -
Dora C. Sibley, - Jennie Trerice, -
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Louisa S. Willy, - -
Katy C. Wright, - Appleton. -32
JUNIOR CLASS.
Eddie C. Goff,
John O. Johnston, -
Fred. W. Jones, - Henry G. Malone, -
Albert B. Newman, A. Ledyard Smith, Jr., Laura M. Baker,
Florence L. Barnes, Eliza A. Whorton,
Almira Wright, -
- Appleton. Grand Chute.
- Appleton. Appleton. Appleton. Mantorville, Minn. Lamartine. Appleton. Neosho. Appleton. Appleton. Appleton. Appleton. Appleton. Appleton. Appleton. Appleton. Appleton. Center. Appleton. Appleton.
· Appleton. Appleton, Appleton. Appleton. Appleton. Appleton. Appleton. Barton. -IO
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REQUISITES FOR ADMISSION.
Students entering this department will be required to pass examination in Reading, Spelling, Descriptive Geog- raphy, Grammar, as far as Syntax, and written Arithmetic as far as Per Centage. Deficiences in any of these branch- es will make it necessary for the pupil to enter the lower Academic Classes.
COURSE OF STUDY.
The studies of this department will remain nearly as heretofore, except they will be somewhat increased, and the requirements for both its beginning and its comple- tion will be raised. The Classical course will embrace three years; of which the study of Latin will be extended through the whole time, and that of Greek, through two years. The Scientific course, will for the present, embrace two years.
JUNIOR CLASS.
First Term .- Arithmetic, Analysis and Syntax, Latin Lessons. Second Term .- Arithmetic. Physical Geography, Latin Grammar and Reader.
Third Term .- Elementary Algebra, United States History, Latin Grammar and Reader.
MIDDLE CLASS.
First Term .- Elementary Algebra, Cæsar, Greck Lessons. Second Term .- Higher Algebra, Cæsar, Greek Grammar and Reader. Third Term .- Higher Algebra, Virgil, Greek Grammar and Reader. Declamation and Composition weekly.
SENIOR CLASS.
First Term .- Natural Philosophy, Virgil. Anabasis. Second Term .- Physiology, Sallust, Anabasis. Third Term .- Elementary Rhetoric, Cicero, Anabasis. . Declamation and Composition.
The Scientific Preparatory Course is the same as the above, except that the Latin studies of the third year, together with Elementary Rhetoric, are contained in the first year's College Course, and Greek is omitted.
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THE ACADEMIC PEPA
EPARTMENT,
This will furnish facilities for the higher English edu- cation, to such as are not disposed to take a full College course. The curriculum will embrace Elementary Natu- ral Science, the Higher Mathematics, History, Rhetoric, with the option of Latin and Modern Languages. Those completing the course will be entitled to an Academic Diploma.
CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS.
Gregory W. Barrett,
Joseph R. Barrett,
Aldice W. Blanchard,
- Depere. Carlton.
Ernest W. Bowen.
- Sedalia, Mo.
E. P. Bowron, -
Oshkosh.
Arthur A. Brewster,
- Appleton. Oneida.
William Crye,
- Rochester, N. Y. Greenville.
John O. Culbertson, -
Robert W. Dillon,
Appleton. Stevens' Point.
Stephen A. Flaherty,
Albert T. Fox, -
Chilton. Trenton, N. J.
Joseph Gates,
- Appleton. Oshkosh.
Herbert H. Gidney, -
Frank W. Humphrey,
Jerome B. Huntley, -
- Sheboygan Falls. Grand Chute.
- Mineral Point.
James W. Hutchison,
Wauwatosa. Greenbush.
James Bohman,
Fred. A. Cornelius,
Albert Eaton, -
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Frank Jakway. -
Fred. B. Jerrard, Horace L. Kutchin,
Lind. Appleton. Dartford. Appleton.
Charles O. Law,
Birt W. Lewis,
Greenville. Winneconne.
Julius A. Leidenberg, Samuel Leppla,
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Granville. Grand Chute.
Geo. W. Mckay,
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C. H. Martin, - -
Grand Chute. Fond du Lac.
Frank N. Mills,
Ishpeming, Mich. Jerseyville, Ill.
William R. Powell, -
Milton Race,
- Waupun. Hartland.
Herman M. Rice,
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F. Howard Richmond, Perry G. Roudabush, -
Appleton. Grand Chute.
John D. Sawyer, -
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Antoine Schauer,
August Siekman, -
Thomas C. Stevens,
Bertie A. Stone, -
William Vance, 1
Theodore F. Wambold,
Arthur L. Wright,
Eddie M. Wright,
Frank Wright, Delia E. Babcock,
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Hannah S. Baker,
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Appleton. Appleton.
Mattie M. Cavert, Caroletta M. Clark, S. Emma Clegget, Angie Culbertson, Ella J. Dallas, -
Addic J. Bertschy, - Appleton. Appleton. - Appleton. - Appleton. Greenville. - Center.
Charlena Diener, - Ellington.
Waupun. Misicott.
Freeport, Ill. Dodgeville. Appleton. Fennimore. West Granville. Appleton. Appleton. Appleton.
Albert McKay,
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Louisa Diener, Minnie L. Dodge, Lillian C. Dopkins, Retta E. Fellows, Laura A. Hamilton, -
Stevensville.
Appleton. Appleton. Kenosha. Two Rivers.
Hattie Hinman, Helen Hollister,
- Neenah. Omro.
Frances A. Hyde,
- Appleton Winneconne.
Millie A. Jones,
Cerelia Kendall,
- Neosho. Kukauna,
Lizzie A. Manson,
Marion E. Marble,
Ella M. Mills,
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Melissa Mitchell,
Eva Mugridge, -
Ellen C. Pegram,
Appleton. Ishpeming, Mich. Vinland, Appleton. Appleton. Appleton.
Alice G. Richmond, -
Martha A. Roudabush,
Nellie E. Seaver,
Carrie E. Shipman,
Appleton.
Hattie E. Simpson,
Appleton. Appleton. Grand Chute.
Flora M. Spencer,
Elizabeth Tyrrell,
- Bear Creek. Little Prairie. - 79
Alice Wall, .
Grand Chute. Muskegon, Mich.
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Kittie I. Southmayd,
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COURSE OF STUDY.
FIRST YEAR.
First Term .- Mental and Written Arithmetic, English Grammar and Composition. Geography, Map-Drawing, Reading and Orthography.
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