GA L,.5 '])1 A/ 
19DI In. 
 
THIRTYSEVEI TH REPORT 
 
Board of Trustees and Officers 
 
Georgia School for the Deaf, 
GE~ ERAL L1BR RY 
T 
OCT 6 1939 
CAVE SPRI G, 
BrtendlDC from October 1st. 1901, to September 30th. 190:1. 
PRE E. TED OCTOBER 1ST, 1902. 
PRI TING DEPA~R;;T;M:;E;;'NT~.l:::!:::.~~~~~~~~ 
(U;ORGIA  CnOOL FOR THE DEAl''' 
ll~r2. 
 
   THIRTY- EVE TH REPORT 
Or'TilB 
Board of Trustees and Officer 
O~ TILE 
Georgia School for the Deaf, 
AT 
CAVE SPRI G, GA. 
Extending from October 1St, 190' to September 30th, 190~. 
PRE ENTED 0 TOBJ.;R 1 T 1902. 
PRI~Tn<G DEPARTMENT, HEOnGIA SOBO L FOR THE DEAr', 
100-2. 
 
 BOARD OF TRUSTEES. 
 
PRESIDEN'L' : 
W. J. GRIFFIN . 
 
. E RETARY AKD TREAS RER: 
D. \\. HI IO 
 
TRU TEES: 
'fI'ILLLUI J. RIFFLT JAME C. HARRI J A:\IE ". TAYLOR T. J. DEMP EY P. :\1. HA WE ' J. H. ANDER. B. :\1. DAYI 
 
Floyd County. Floyd C unty. I riwethf'r County. Butt County. Elh rt County. .Polk County. Bihh County. 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE SCHOOL. 
 
PRINCIPAL: 
WE LEY O. CO TOR. 
 
I STRUCTORS: 
 
C. W. WRIGHT, 
 
iR . E. F. CO NOR 
 
. M. FREEMAN 
ns 1. A. HARRI '. 
 
MIS. J. POSEY, 
n S LOUISE ROBIN OK, 
 
MI A. McD. ERVI T, C. R. M rVER. 
 
MATRO.' : 
1\11 1\11 IE C. lOORE. 
 
ASSISTA 'r MATRON: 
MI R. E. M fER 
 
PH1SICIA~ : 
1. E\\ ELL, M. D. 
 
EYE, EAR, AND THROAT PECIALIST: 
R. P. COX, 1. D. 
 
UPERVISOR OF BOYS: 
R. A. A B RY. 
 
INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT: 
H. . MORRI , Expert hoemaker, J. B. HUFF, Expert Printer, 
T. P. 1\1 KOY, Expert Wood-work r, E. T. PE NY, Expert ietal-worker. 
 
NEGRO DEPART iE T. 
 
F. M. GORDO 
 
INSTRUCTOR : 
nss CARRIE COLCLOUGH, 
 
MO ROE INGRAHA 1. 
 
MATRON: 
l\IR . F. L GORDO T. 
 
  REPORT OF TRU 'TEE . 
To His ExceU ncy, ALLE D. CANDLER, GOllernor of Georgia. 
SIR: I have the hOlH/r to d i clmrg I he duty illl po e 1 
UpOIl the Presidellt of the Board of 'I'ru"tees of the Georgia 'cllOol for the Dellf of sn!llllittilJ<Y to you the l'eport of it: work, for the y ll.I' clo illg 'ept.ellll r 30th, 1902. 
I tntll:lllit herewith, Ihe r port of t,he Prillcipal, 11'. \\'. O. COllnor, which wa Illude to t,he Board alld which 
cover ill del,aij all Illatlf'rs which came hefor u . 
J trail mil, al '0, I,he report of the 'I'rea. urer lr. D. \\'. 
'iIll1l1011. Frotll" I he 'P, 'ou will spe t,lllIt the ordillary 
exp ll!'e for 'uppOl'l ltlllOllllted to $27,3 . 2, 1I1ld n the 
llpproprilltioll for snpp(lrt was $25,000, you will s e tllat the expelldil ure exceeded the lIppropriatioll hy $23 . 2. "'hi Ie the cn-'atioll of a deficit is a J]111 Iter alwlly to l)p rpU'ret I.ed it 'eelll d ill thi ClLS to he ullllvoidable without t,he erious cri ppl ing of t he work of the chool. To lin Ye ellal" d the Board to keep wi th i Il I he appro prill I,joll would i1l1ve IleC 'sitated Lhe shorLellillg of the school terlll, 1I cuLt illg dow1l of the at telldllllce or the di:char<re of II portioll of Lhe officer alld elllploye !;, 1Ieil her of which ill th ... e>:timatio!l (If I he Board, r-;eellled 1I wi:e thillg to do. 
Thp Expeutiv COllllllitlp , C'llllpOS d of three Illember; of I he BOlLrd ILlld which IIlHpl,: 1ll011t,IJly, Illade it reporl, gi"il'U' the fulle t lLtt,pllt,ioll til all 1111 tt.el' affectillg I,hp CIiITPllt COlli rol /LlId op rat iOilf.l of I hI-' . -llllOI fro III 1110111 h 10 lllOllt h. 
Till' \:hool !'PPlll!' 1,0 I)e iu a high :t.lIte of pfficipllc."; rllP st UdPIIt. hody spelllS to I, 11lllkillg fille educat iOllal progr s!' liiollg 1111 lilies; lliid it!; 'rill lIe l'leell frolll "hI' Ph." 'ieilll'\' rp\lorl. IJavP l)pell ill xepllelll healt,ll. cOllsidprillg I hp 1I1111'1lITalltpd erowdillg of t,hl-' DOllle:t i- Dl-'pllrt,lllellt. 
TIIP hOlllP lifp of 0111' JII.tilutioll i: clIrt-'flilly prm'idNI 
 
 for. lllld our pupils are eminelltly 11lIppy ill their relatioll 
 
to the llltloll lllld all school officers. 
 
\\ e are glad to commelld the Principal alld hi corp of 
 
a i tallt for the lL1"Ile t effort they hav put forth to 
 
fully ac ompli. h th obj ct for which he chool WII 
 
e tn,bli hed. 
 
Very re pectfnIJy, 
 
W. J. GRIFFI 
 
eptember 30, 1902. 
 
Prt' 1(1 n t BOR rd of Trn t es. 
 
 REPORT OF THE PRL.TCIPAL. 
 
To the Board of Trustees of the Georgia School for the Deaf. 
 
GEXTLE~[EN: Durill<T the yellr ending 'eplenlber 30th her were ellrolled ill I he \\'hiLe Department 170, lind III the Negro Departnlent -!G pnpil., with a total 21G. For want of room, from fifteen to twenty-fivA white children, und from five to ten necrro have heen unable to get into the school. 
'evellly-eicrht countie. were 1'''[>r senled in the chool, a follow 
 
Applin cr . Bunk' Bartow Billb Butt Bulloch Cttlll pilei I 
arroll Chlltham Clmttooga 
herokee Inylon ollll olquitt Coweta De atu1'. DeKalb. Dodcre ... Dooly DOllcrhert y Emanll 1 
 
\~'hlt . Negro. Totul. 
2 o2 3 o3 2 o2 
213 
-! 3 7 
1 o1 2 o2 
5 16 
-! 2 6 
12 3 
3 o3 1 o] 3 o3 6 o6 
-! 2 G 
2 o2 5 o5 2 o2 
3 14 
1 o1 1 o1 
 
White. 
 
Flillilin . 1 
o Fayette 
 
Floyd 
 
16 
 
For yth 3 
 
Franklin 1 
 
Fulton .. 14 
 
Gordon 
 
7 
 
Green 
 
1 
 
Gwinnett 1 
 
Haber hum -! 
 
Hall ... -! 
o Hancock' 
 
Hand on 1 
 
Hani 
 
5 
 
Henry. 1 
o Irwin ... 
 
Jack'on 4 
 
Johnson 1 
 
Lauren 
 
2 
 
Liberty. 3 
 
Lowndes 2 
 
egro. Totul. 
o1 
22 
5 21 
o3 
3 -! 
-! 1 
o7 o1 o1 o -! o -! 
11 
o1 
o5 
12 
11 
o -! 
12 
o2 
2 -5 
o2 
 
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List of COllllties R pre:ell ted .-COIl ti nUf'd. 
 
Lumpkill 
 
WhJte. Neglo. Total. 
] 0 1 ::;tewnrt 
 
White. Negro.1'otllJ. 
101 
 
i\!nCOIl 
 
1 0 1 ::Jllmter . 0 1 1 
 
~IHd isoll  
 
2 0 2 TlIll)ot, 
 
10 1 
 
:\larion 
 
1 0 1 Tuttn<l11 2 0 ;2 
 
;\f iller 
 
1 0 1 Taylor. 1 0 1 
 
i\I iIto n 
 
;2 0 2 Terrell 
 
1 1 ;2 
 
~[Oll roe 
 
1 2 3 Telfair 
 
10 ! 
 
i\I Oil tgo mery L 0 1 TIIl1l1las 1 0 1 
 
:\fn.. cogee 
 
1 1 ::2 Troup .. 2 0 :2 
 
Ne\rtoll Ocollee 
 
3 0 
 
1 1 
 
"1* 
 
Unioll 
 
1 
 
\ra1ker . 1 
 
0 1 
 
1 
;2 
 
Olf!ethorp 
 
1 
 
0 
 
1 
 
\\'al Oil 
 
10 1 
 
Piekens 
 
;2 0 2 Wa hillgton 0 1 1 
 
Polk 
 
2 0 ;2 \\' h itfield :2 1 3 
 
Pulaski. 
 
0 1 1 Wilcox 
 
011 
 
RalJull 
 
1 0 1 " ilkinsoll 1 0 1 
 
Richmond ::Jcreven 
 
3 2 
 
1 1 
 
"~* 
 
\\'ort h 
 
202 
 
Spnldillg 
 
0 1 .1 
 
Totlll 170 "*0 216 
 
'I'll ordillary expell e for llpporL allwullted to 
*27,3 . 2, which exceed the 1I ppropria tion for su pport d $;Zt:,000 by $2,3 8. 2. For th the precedillg .reur the deficit wa $2,815.76. 
The Legi lat U I' red uced th II pproprill t ion 'from $27,500 to $25,000 evident;l.)' through a mi apprehellsioll, for there had b en a large illcrea>:e in at lelldallce after Lhe fOl'mer umount wa: named. This left the school with the alternative of clo 'ing it doors for a givell period, or of goinO' ahead and incurring a deficit, nlwlIyfi !1.11 ullplea lint, thing to do. This crippling of the school was II serious over,ight, for, however difficult it had been to secure mon y frol1l the Legislature for building llnd equipment, the 
tate had never b ell dispo ed tl~ withhold the lleces:ll.ry npprop,'jn tions for su pport. 
A~ tllf' fi hI, f,"' support hIts to b made befor very 
 
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lllcoluiu" Letri llltlll'e. over llud oyer "gaill. I 'lIgg.t thllt H t rOlw fi'ort he ilIad to illdllce the next Legi"lature to 111 a ke the appropriatioll for "llpport UpOIl il per ('a pita 1m. is. alld whell thi rll]e Ila. h ell olle P blhlLhed. it will uot oilly 'illlplif~' l1latter . hut it will I\p rea~ollahl.\ well kllOIl'1l wlla llppropriatioll. call he relied 011. Till' 
1l1llOllilt p I' cllpita 'Ilould he fixed a al'ollt $200. lIPOl1 1111 
PlIllllleratioll Lo be llJa<.le ill all.\' day frol!l Jllllllary til 5th fO tile 10th illcilisi p. This ellllllJer"ti(HI hOlild he 'IYOI'lI to h,)' the Prillcipal, alld ]!,xpculiy{! COlllllliltee of tIl!' BO/Lrd of Tnl tefl', alld whell prp. ellled to t,h Go"el'llor. :;hollid I>e his allthority for fi 'illg tIle 1IIll001llt of the ~lppropljatioll for that year. 
The 1I1most eCOllOI1l}' 11Ilfo' h'ell OIl erved hI reduce tliP rlllillillg expell:e to the 100YPfo't po,,:ihle poillt ulld afo'll COil. equPllce, mllll,)' millor repaiJ'fo' LIllIt have I> ell h ret,ofore nlllde and paid for frolll t hp Hupport flllld, Illlye l'e'll Illloll"e<1 to U'O ulldolle. To kepp the prellli e ill propp I' I' pail', nll~1 it i lliwa " trlle PCOIIOIlIY to {)o thifo'. UpOll the prillcipl that "a l'titch ill tillJp a\'e~ llille." will r quire ~IJI averug exppllditure of at least $1. 00 p r alllllllll. 
Th 1\"IllIts of. the' hoo!. to which .nlUr 1Iitelltioli hll: heen called durillg the past tell year. remaill tIll' l""lllP. Ulld are II.' follow : 
 
For buildilJU' for Dillillg RoollJ Kitchell.alld 
 
Girl' Illdutriul Departillellt 
 
$20.000.00 
 
For Hall for Ph)' ical Trainillg. Bllth ROOIlJE 
 
Ilild Clo et. for Boy 
 
7.000.00. 
 
For Additioll to DorllJitory 
 
30.000.00 
 
For Ad litioll to Tegro Buildillg .. 
 
7.000.00 
 
For Hent illg Negro Buildillg 
 
3,500.00 
 
For LightillO' T egro Bllildillg 
 
2,500.00 
 
$70. 00.00 
Whell it i rememhel'ed that t he III t lIppl'ol'l'i"tioll clir d frol11 Ile Ll'O'i. Ill! urp for Dormitor'y pnrpo e 1I'1I: a),out till' yelll' 1 9. whell t h fichool lIuml)(,l'pd 00 pupil:. 
 
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lLnd t hat the number ill aLt Ildlillce today i.' nl)()lIt 1 5. it 
 
Clln readily be ulld rstood wh: someLhillO' hould hp dOIlP 
 
to secu re Illore room. 
 
As additiollal l"ea.'OII fOI" lIlI illcl"ea'e ill I"O(Il1]: 
 
The gil"ls 'hould be givell the OppOI" ullity of in trll tiOIl 
 
alollg indu.'trinl lille II well u' the I)oy . 
 
There hould be a w II I ighted room f( I" Lil ml"y purpo l:'>:. 
 
The 'choolllll"eady pos es 'es the lIucl u of a Lihrar', 
 
and the hook could be made :wailable if hel"e wa.' me 
 
I"OOIl] in which th 'could be concentrated and 11lTlllJ<' d. 
 
Tw of Lhe pel"SOIlS elected by you Itt t he Apl"il llleeLinlJ' 
 
to . rve for the year 1902-Hl03 a teachers, Itnd who 
 
accepted the place offel"ed them, aftel"ward I' ceived b tel' 
 
offers, alld UpOIl I"eque t II' re O'iven permi 'sioll to It 'cept 
 
them. Mr. W. J. Mal" hall's place IlIIs lIot been fill d, 
 
but that of ". C. Reid ill the Kegro Department \\'It 
 
filled by th appointment of Monro Illgraham. who had 
 
taught with 'n i 'faction ill the Mi. oUl"i' "chool. 
 
The Depul"tm lit of DJ'awiIlO', '""ood lll\'illg. alld Phy- 
 
"icnl Culture i ,till withon a t achel", hU\'iIlO' heell U.'- 
 
pellded fOI" WUllt of m Itll.. I COil idel" thi II very vuluable 
 
part of t h chool work and hope it 'lIll he re"ivPCl lIR 
 
KOOll llo you Lhillk the fillallciul cOllditioll of t hp chool 
 
will Wltl"J'alltit. 
 
The vuriou officel"s alld employe.' huv pel"formed their 
 
re 'pective chlt,ie.' ill It 'ltti factor): mltllllel". 
 
Followillg thi.' 'ou will filld the report of the Physi- 
 
iall lllld of th Eal" alld Eye pecialist alld lIl>:o _tlltf>- 
 
llIellt of he wOl"k of th varion hop. 
 
'111lt1lki1l0' you for the wal"m upport and encoul"lIgemellt 
 
offel"ed me at nil ti/Ile. I am, 
 
Vel"Y reo pectfnll . 
 
Cave 'pring. Ga. 
 
W. O. CONNOR. Principal. 
 
el temh I" 30, 1902. 
 
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TATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENT 
 
For the Ordina7"Y Expenses of the School f7"om, Octobe7" 1, 1901 to Septetnber 30, 1902. 
 
'alaries 
 
Wuge 
 
Extra help .... 
 
Tallie expen es. 
 
Clothin cr 
 
Honse fmni hing 
 
tationery and postage .. 
 
chool. 
 
Laundry 
 
Lights 
 
Fuel 
 
. 
 
Repairs and carpen ter ' \\'ork 
 
Bllrll. . ..... 
 
Farm, garden and t ck 
 
Too]s and implements 
 
\\ ater-works ..... 
 
Drugs ..... 
 
Li \. ryand tmv ling .. 
 
Freight and drayage 
 
ShOemtlking departDHmt 
 
Pri nting departmen t 
 
Ietal-workin cr department. 
 
\\ ood-working department .. 
 
Bni lding material. 
 
.$10 731 43 5,027 40 1H.l 27 4,742 20 -11 33 452 2 149 93 246 40 216 9 156 44 1,45,* 34 3e 57 1,014 05 92 6\) 21 \)2 97 02 1 4 05 717 2\) 17 70 531 40 7 53 25 e3 03 223 27 
 
$27,3 2 
 
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CATALOGUE OF P PIL~ 
 
In the Georgia School for the Deaf Within the Year Ending Sepiem,be7- 30, 1902. 
 
;so All1E O~' PUPIL 
 
POST-OFFIOE 
 
OOC:STY 
 
Aclalll.'OIl, Verli A. 
 
Jone -hol"O 
 
Cla~Ttt"I. 
 
Allder '011, Nell 
 
, .Rich land 
 
Stell'lIrt . 
 
ArllulI, ALnie B . 
 
ellow 
 
 C,)\yetn . 
 
Barher BOllnie B 
 
.Iron City 
 
Decll tlil'. 
 
Bartlett, Rohert, H 
 
."South Atlnntn Fliltoll. 
 
Beeman, Jame B 
 
ThollHLsyi lie 
 
 '1'11011111". 
 
Bellton, George J 
 
.Jenkill 'bur<t 
 
Bnt t. . 
 
Bishop, l\Iuude 
 
. _... Helena. 
 
'lplfllir. 
 
B IUlld, Leon l\I 
 
.Erick . 
 
.l\f 0 n tgo IlW r.y . 
 
Boyd, Carrie E 
 
F'ltirl)ll1'J) .. _... Camphell. 
 
BOYllton, Ruth J. 
 
.Bahcock 
 
1\1 i lip r. 
 
Brock, Bes-ie. 
 
. .Hartsfield 
 
. Colqnit t. 
 
Brockman, James T .Atluntu 
 
 Ful tOil. 
 
Cai I, James W. . . . .. .. Go loid ... 
 
Scren,'ll. 
 
Cail, Annie L. . 
 
. .Goloid 
 
Scr veil. 
 
Chambers, Arthur ..... :Holller . 
 
.Bank!'. 
 
Chambers, Rol>ert A 
 
Homer. 
 
Ballk '. 
 
Chappell, Lillie l\I.... .Carrollton 
 
Car'oll. 
 
Chappell George. 
 
.Carrollton 
 
a rroll. 
 
Chappell, EIl1la.... . .Carl'olltoll 
 
Carrol I. 
 
Cochran, Ollie... 
 
.Farlllville 
 
Gordoll. 
 
Cochran, Florence 
 
. Farmvi lIe 
 
 Gordon. 
 
Cole Lillian. _ 
 
Hayston . Newtoll. 
 
Cole, lay 0.. . .. .. .., Hayston. 
 
Newtoll. 
 
Coleman, Iliac" 
 
. IOllltrie . 
 
Colqui t. 
 
Connei', Harry 
 
Cltrtersvill 
 
BlIrtoll' . 
 
Cross, Robert L. 
 
Blaine. 
 
Pickell!" . 
 
Daniel, Su Ie. 
 
. .Oglethorpe 
 
l\fUCOII. 
 
Darnell, Orestes. 
 
Tal killg Rock Pickens. 
 
Darracott, Hatti8 
 
Buford .. 
 
G\\' i 1111 It. 
 
Davis, Cleveland 
 
. '\ aldo ta 
 
LO\ynde . 
 
Da\\' 'on, John F. 
 
GnrlandvillE' 
 
FJ'lt1l k Ii Il . 
 
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,'A:I1E Of' PUPIL 
Deloll", E III III a' L Dewllld, Millllie H Dodd, Robert A Do. s, Lee F. DlJll"la' 'cre\' Il Dmke Be'sie DUllllalIoo, JaUlcl J Duvull ~llll'.Y E Feu trail, Pt'arJ Flillll, Johll F. Florellce ::lamh B Forbes, Grace Fre IlHtIl, Mn.lllie L ... Freelllall, Robert H. Freelllllll, O.-car M. 0 Gardller, Johll R Garlalld Letcher O. 
ate wood Juallita Go dwill, .Johll Gordoll ~[illili L Gordoll, I~IlIlC'y 1\[ Hanly Dolly L Hanly, Leila G Harrell, T UIlCY . Harrell lJ:lizlI Hart, Fr clerick Hart, ~Iary Hu. lett Georae H Head Lula 
Hocl"e. , \\'illillID J. 0 
Holhrook, 'lholllH ~I Howllrd, Eli. 1m J. Howard, Hi ram \\ Howard, In.ggie M. Howard, Lucy A Hud 011, Willialll ~I Howard, ~Iadae 
 
PO T'OFl"lOE 
 
. 00 ,'TY 
 
Alplmr Ita 
 
~Iil OIL 
 
 . ilIarietta 
 
Oobl>. 
 
lilt. Airy 
 
'H:~b rsham. 
 
Oave 'prillg 
 
Floyd. 
 
es. 0 III 
 
I Applill". 
 
Jeptha 
 
l\Iadi Oil. 
 
HarmollY Grove Jackoll. 
 
I vy Loa 
 
Tilion. 
 
 Au au. ta 
 
Rich Illolld. 
 
Align tll 
 
Rich lllOlld. 
 
~Iarietta 
 
Oobb. 
 
.Oave Sprilla 
 
Floyd. 
 
 Nichol 011 
 
JHcksOll. 
 
 Sloalls 
 
.HalJ. 
 
Oro\\'der 
 
Troup. 
 
Locu t Grove Hellry. 
 
 .Tenllille 
 
ih \ \" lli'i Il"t<' 11 . 
 
olulll i>u . 
 
~r u co"ee. 
 
Atlantu 
 
Fultoll. 
 
JOhll.OIl'. tlltioll Lil>ert.\'. 
 
LliIII IJPl't 
 
Li I>prty. 
 
lllgie. ide 
 
. DeKnlb. 
 
l\[ arti 11 
 
Frallklill. 
 
J oi Iler 
 
Dodge. 
 
J oi lIer 
 
Dodge. 
 
:LVitllllllII ...... hHthalll. 
 
'n.VlIII Iluh 
 
OlllLthllm. 
 
.Buford 
 
Gil' iIlilett . 
 
Rom 
 
Floyd. 
 
Atlall t a 
 
Fulloll. 
 
Dill Illore 
 
~I i ItOil . 
 
.Oru. 
 
. .Oolquit,t. 
 
Orus 
 
Oolquitt. 
 
.Orus 
oI'llS 
 
Oolquitt. .Oolquit . 
 
Oedartowli 
 
. Polk. 
 
LitholliH 
 
DeKalb. 
 
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:s A.llE OF PUPIL 
 
POST-OFFI ~; 
 
COU::STY 
 
Hyde, Eulitlia 
 
.1. eWIlUIl 
 
Co\\eta. 
 
Juck Oil, Lucile .. 
 
Pelhum 
 
~1itehell. 
 
Jorlall, \Villialll 
 
'ilar 
 
Colqui I. 
 
Kiln pp, tephell 
 
Budn pe 
 
HnJ'iti OIl. 
 
Lltw Oil, James. 
 
Buhim 
 
 LOlVndes. 
 
Lockel , Jesse G. 
 
 .Duw Oil 
 
Terrell. 
 
LOll", Julin .. 
 
Bell ville 
 
Tuttnall. 
 
Lovell, Iowa T 
 
Clarkesville 
 
Habershalll . 
 
Luyell Altha A 
 
Clarkp:vi II 
 
Haber hlllll. 
 
LoveII, Verll etta 
 
Clarke vi lIe 
 
Habersham. 
 
Lovvorn, Bertha I 
 
Cllve Sprillg 
 
Floyd. 
 
McCord, Lester G. 
 
Cataula 
 
Hurri . 
 
lI1eCord, Henry G 
 
Cll tau la 
 
Harris. 
 
~1eCo1'd, Lula B 
 
Cataula 
 
HaiTi. 
 
:UeCo]"(l H(mard 
 
Cu t nuln 
 
Hnrri . 
 
~1cCml'Y Effi 1\1 
 
Atlallta . 
 
Ful tOil. 
 
:UeDalli I Allllie L  .Tal bottoll . ..... 'J'nlllO . 
 
~reKinney, George A ... All'1ll. t a . 
 
Richmond. 
 
i\1eNllbb, Ed ward 
 
Atlllll ta 
 
Fultoll. 
 
)Iaddux Leila M 
 
J i\.eksoll . 
 
Bul I . 
 
:\1artill 'll1'lth V. 
 
IeIlltyr 
 
Wilkill:oll. 
 
:\1nrlill Je eB .. 
 
CtllToll ton 
 
nrroll. 
 
.:\1a thew Joe D 
 
Cordele 
 
Dool}' . 
 
1\1 alar, Lillie l\I. 
 
ROlle 
 
Floyd. 
 
:\Ienitt Ollie ... 
 
 . Cum III iIl" 
 
.Forsyth. 
 
:\lill , LeOllitrd .. 
 
Cal hou Il 
 
Gordon. 
 
:\Iill , Walter H 
 
Rosedale 
 
.Floyd. 
 
1\1oore, Lillie A 
 
;\Ioo1'e' Mill 
 
Cherokee. 
 
:\1oore Hellry G 
 
.Collley 
 
.DeKalb. 
 
~1orgall Ho\yi It 
 
. Ca\"e pri 11" 
 
Floyd. 
 
;\1orgall, lib reus 
 
Cll\'e Spring 
 
Floyd. 
 
ll!orri Hemy S 
 
Cave Spring 
 
Floyd. 
 
lIJol'l'is, Samuel A. 
 
.Johll 
 
.  :\1011 roe. 
 
;\1orri , William 
 
Jack 011 
 
Bults. 
 
;\I :1 y Anlla 
 
C:tV prJ Ilg 
 
Floyd. 
 
;\1u elwhite, HOllier J Pillia 
 
 Dooly. 
 
Nu.-h, Howell 
 
D. ntur 
 
D Klllb. 
 
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" ,\~lE OP Pl;PII. 
 
PO TObnCE 
 
o STY 
 
~eltl,Jo ephE.A ....... Bobo 
 
.Gord n. 
 
Norri , JohllH.... . .Guine ville 
 
.Hull. 
 
Far ons Hattie 1. 
 
War,'llw ., 
 
Miltoll. 
 
PILyne, "esley R , Cnv prJ ng , . Floyd. 
 
Pay ne, Levi. . . 
 
. Cave 'pri ng 
 
Floyd. 
 
Pllyne,Irn 
 
ClLve 'pring 
 
Flo'd. 
 
Pa) lie, David :\1. J .. . .. Cave 'prin" 
 
Fld. 
 
Pedrick Iw'. L 
 
Isl of Hope 
 
ClllLtham. 
 
Pm,tor 'Xelli G 
 
Dahlone"lt 
 
, .LUlllpkill. 
 
Pope, Gro\'er C 
 
.Mintoll 
 
, Worth. 
 
Pope, Leou M 
 
:\1inton 
 
Worth. 
 
ReeveR, Lula P 
 
Rico 
 
ampbell. 
 
Reynold , Hom I' L 
 
Chok 'e 
 
L e. 
 
Rice Rellie :\1.. . 
 
Powder "'prilws .. Cohb. 
 
Rich Ra mond 
 
Jackson 
 
Bu ts. 
 
River. R. p.... 
 
." hite Plain 
 
Greene. 
 
Roh rl:on. Erlle:tB . . Gabhe Iville . .'1 roup. 
 
Robill., Kati .. . . .. . lltytoll... . Rallllll. 
 
Rodcrer ,Je:e B 
 
Adair ville 
 
Burtow. 
 
Rovers, Emma C 
 
\YeIlOJllL 
 
Dollly. 
 
,'haw Jo ph H 
 
Gum Bl'lLllch 
 
Lilwrry. 
 
'kipper PlIllline G 
 
kipp !'Lon 
 
BiI)I) . 
 
. 'Ill ith, Elbert E 
 
DeeOJ'a .. 
 
. GynloJ l. 
 
'mith, Ella 
 
Tiltoll 
 
,Whitfield. 
 
Smith Willialll R. . Clwe 'prillO'. . .li'loyd. 
 
'mith Hallie :\1 
 
Cav 'pring 
 
Ji'loyd. 
 
'Ill ith Lisa... 
 
. Atlallta. . 
 
Ful tOil. 
 
talJin"s, Jame ;\1 
 
'ofkee .. . 
 
Decatur. 
 
'toner Callie.. . 
 
Flint:loll 
 
Walker. 
 
'trick land 'alii 
 
Atlanta. . 
 
Ful OIl. 
 
'trickl!Lnd, Edellm 
 
Atlanta 
 
FlIl OIL 
 
trick land, H Ilry C Atlanta 
 
Fultoll. 
 
'w[Lin, Effie B .. , 
 
Reeve , tlltion Gordon. 
 
Tallellt, , stu I . 
 
. .Menlo 
 
CbattooO'a. 
 
Tate, Worth...... 
 
.Oakwood. .. . .. Hall. 
 
TllY lor ta ten ;\1. . . . Box prinO' 
 
Tal bot. 
 
Til pin George L 
 
Peyton. . . . .. . ppling. 
 
 1 
 
NAME 010' PUPIl... 
 
POST-OFFIOE 
 
OOU~TY 
 
'l'uc!;:pr, OJeter M.. . . Harmony Grove Jncksoll. 
 
\ lIu cr hn, Mary J. . 
 
.Blue Ridge.. . .Fllnnill. 
 
Walker, Jessie M... .Lithollia 
 
.. DeKlllh. 
 
Wallace, JamesP 
 
.. Conl fOUllt-llill .ForRyth. 
 
\\Tall ace , Beulah. . . 
 
.Coal l\Ioullt,nill. ForRyth. 
 
\Varllock, Phllris D 
 
Ellld. .. 
 
.Bulloch. 
 
\\Tare, TholllllS A. . Handy. 
 
. Cowetll. 
 
"'are, Jesse R. . . 
 
.Handy. . 
 
. COl\'etll. 
 
\Yatsoll, Oscl1r.. 
 
Silver Shol1l' .Bnllks. 
 
"'e!LVer, Irene A.. . .. Bender. 
 
.Laurell'. 
 
Weaver, David L. 
 
. Beneler 
 
... Lllurens. 
 
Weil, l\Ielvin...... . .Savallnah 
 
Chatham. 
 
Whil,eside.', Iatilda L .. Daltoll 
 
Whitfield. 
 
Whittemore, Lula Q Atlant.a 
 
Flliton. 
 
Will ialTI. , Herhert 
 
Oxford 
 
Newtoll. 
 
Willingham, Hollen 
 
Winder 
 
. JllckFon. 
 
\\ illillghalll, ,\ illialll H .Macon 
 
.Bihb. 
 
Wilson, Wildan 
 
ElzlL.. 
 
..Tllttllllil. 
 
Wil on, Flom....... .Atlauta 
 
.Fulton. 
 
\Vilson, Memory L. . .Ball Ground 
 
Clwl'okee. 
 
Wil on, Nancy E... . .Rang r 
 
.. Gordoll. 
 
Windham, James J ... Reynplds . . 
 
Taylor. 
 
Whitehead, Byron.. . Humiltoll 
 
.. HlII"ri . 
 
Whitfield, Bertie B 
 
Cave Spring 
 
Floyd. 
 
Woodside Willia.m 
 
Atlanta 
 
Fulton. 
 
Young, Elliott B 
 
StephenI' . . . 
 
O"let,horpe. 
 
Whit.e males 
 
92 
 
White fem!de 
 
7 
 
Total 
 
170 
 
 19 
 
SEGRO DEPART IEr T. 
 
" A.tE OF PUPIL 
 
POST'OF~'ICE 
 
00 X1c'Y 
 
AdalllS Lizzie. 
 
 Hollalld 
 
OhaLLonga. 
 
Adalll. J oh II .. 
 
Ollve priIlO". 
 
Flo -d. 
 
Allder OIl Olarellce ..  ll\"lllllHlh 
 
.Ohal halll. 
 
Ant.holly ilIack ...  .Anglliita 
 
Rich mOllel. 
 
Barco, Ed ward. 
 
Oordele . 
 
Dooly, 
 
Berry Lelill .. 
 
.0llrrolltOIl 
 
Ourroll. 
 
Boolle, John ... 
 
 .Atlanta 
 
Flliton. 
 
Brook, Hllttie. 
 
.Oolnmbu 
 
.. Mllscogee. 
 
Browilillg, Lucy 
 
 WIlLkill ville. Oconee, 
 
BUITII , Robert 
 
 Avllioll ..... Fl'ltllklill, 
 
Byrd, Willialll 
 
 .John on' tatioll Liberty. 
 
Byrolll, Alllli 
 
Oave prillg... .Floyd. 
 
Oloud, Jerry 
 
Greellwood . 
 
H Ilry. 
 
Oox, ~IatLie.. 
 
 'hurp burg 
 
.Ooweta. 
 
Ourry, Oharl 
 
 P rillg Ie. 
 
. \\ Il h illu"Loll. 
 
Day, \\ iIlialll. 
 
.Tabor. 
 
Fnllddill. 
 
Dol' ey, Ella E. 
 
.Jack Oil 
 
Bntts. 
 
Ervell , Tehellliuh 
 
 Oedartow 11 . 
 
. Pol k. 
 
Garlalld, Martha 
 
 Flo"iJ III . 
 
BIlLLs. 
 
Gri' LIlli J(Jhll H 
 
.]Jllllall .. 
 
Ftty \,te. 
 
Htl1'1'ell, 'avllllllHh 
 
 .AbbevilJ .. 
 
Wilcox. 
 
Hill PimeIlY .. 
 
 For )'1 h . 
 
~Iollroe. 
 
HUIlL Ola B. 0 
 
.0huIJIJlowll. .Floyd. 
 
Jellllillg Emma 
 
Talillf ITO .. , . Olllltiooga. 
 
JOlle:, LilIa B. 
 
.. hickltlllHUgu . Walk r. 
 
Jo ey, "'ill . 
 
For yth 
 
~lollroe. 
 
Lewis, Joe . 
 
. .... 'parl:t . 
 
Huncock . 
 
:\Ic1Ilto. h, Lut.her . . . . li Inl Ore k 
 
Fay Lte. 
 
~Ic1\Iillall, Rhody. 
 
 Oci lla ... . 
 
] rw j 11  
 
~leltdow " Allllie 1\1 
 
... Zetella.. 
 
paldillg. 
 
~Iiddletoll, David 
 
LibarLy 
 
Oolquit . 
 
R dmoll Johll 
 
Avaloll . . . . . . . Frallklill. 
 
Reeve', 'ttllie . 
 
. .. ~IaC()1l . 
 
.Bihl). 
 
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NAME OE PUPII. 
 
Simpkin, Hugh. . 
 
ingleton, arah. 
 
Init'h, Eddie 
 
mith, Desslt 
 
'" 
 
Stewart, Muriah 
 
Stuhbs, I\Il1ttie... 
 
Swift;, Lucile 
 
Thoma , Richard 
 
Turman, JiwksOIl 
 
'Warren, King 
 
' 
 
"ells, Bessie 
 
'Vi 11 iams, Mary.... 
 
Whitfield, Manson 
 
PO 'lOF1HCE 
. Americus . .. Savallnah 
Rome Leah-I< WlJ Ha\\'kin ville 
tlanta Athlllta LaGJ'l111ge TunnelJ Hi II. Atlanttt 
ylvania . . DalY on 
Wright ville 
 
OOUNTY 
1Illlpter. Chnthanl. Flo d. Ne\\'toll. Pula. ki. FlIltoll. Fultoll. Troll p. . .. " h itfield. Fill tOil. 
crevell. Terre II. Jolm Oil. 
 
Negro male. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. 23 
 
egro females. 
 
. 
 
23 
 
Total 
 
. 
 
.. 
 
46 
 
White male 
 
92, J egro mttle 
 
White females 7 Negro femJes 
 
Total number of pupils 
 
23. Totld. .115 23, Total. .101 
 
. 
 
.216 
 
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REPORT OF PRY 'I IA~. 
AVF~ PRI:-<G, GA., 'ept. 30. Hl 2. To lV. O. CONNOR, P1--incipal 
DEAR IR: In ,'ubmi t illg thi. , 1l1~' llllIIWt! repoft)or the 'PH IIdiller eptelllber 30t h, 1902. I find it impo.: ihle for nl to fUfni. h the II sua I tabulated tlltem nt of di"en_ . treat <l during the 'ellr, owing to my Cll e-book IlUTing heen mi plllced. Thi. j)lIrt of th report Illay al)pellr later ~IS a ,upplemellt to this, whell nl}' ca e-hook Ollie to 
~ight. 
Durin er tIle, ixteP-1I yellfs of my ,en'ice II Ihy. icinn, it llH be n nl)' plea 'ure to note th illcrellsed illter . L d 111()II trat.ed by the parellt" of the ullfort.ullate "Childrell for "'hose dllclltion the 111 titutioll WIL' fOllnded 0 hilt the nttelldllilc Iw lInnllally incf\'n.ed from eventy-fiye or ~i<rht.v to mol' thnn double that 1111mber until the cnpllcity of the dormitor,T bllildillg ha !H't:ln tax d beyond comfortable ,1l1d 'afe hnbitlltioll. III m~' form l' r port.' you \\'i II II tt:l that the que.'tioll of mol' dormitor,v, Iwce hll beon r peatedly lIrged, and liS often recommended b you to the gov mOl' n lIeeding imlll ,dinte nttention and I feel that it i till Dly dut , ev n tllOU<rh I have no\\' retired frolll my form I' po itioll to again cnll your att ntioll to thi mat tel', a being of vi III interest to the proper care of th pupils. Th cnpllcity for carillg for the childrell ha ill no way kept pace \\'ith the grmrLh of the chool, and yOlllll'e tod,ty confronted wit h llnllttendance of nellrl)7 two hundred childr n cruwded illto , pace barely IIfficiellt for half the l!llmber. 
Th re i, ldso II cryillg lie d for a gylllll,L ium ImildilJ'f for the proper physicltl training f he children in whi h bath room and uitllble clc,~ ts , hOllld be pl:tced fo!' th ir lise. 
'lh ne ds f the Col red Departlll nt Me all' ad\' familinr to YOIl. alld should he nwdl' plnill to tIlE' pI' P I' 
 
 :I:! 
ltutllOritie .'0 dlltt the propel' remedy may I> applied,oi the bllLllle re~t when~ it should. Allow me 10 ugge ,t al. 0. that yOll llrge upon the Board the lIee l of a ho pital building detached froll1 the I1l tin dorlllitolip,.', where th ick may he properly treated, wit hout elHlangerin lf the childrell frotll possiblecoillagion. Wf> have had during the year but one ca. e of seri\luR icklle '.. that of Hattie Darrl.lcott, who hurl scarlet fever. This ca 'e we isolated in our pre ent ho pital room alld treat d to cOl1Jpl Ie recovery, hut were ill immillent dalt<Ter of a pread of the di lise durillg t.h elltire flv or 'ix week, lllid ulltil the quarter were thorough Iy fumigated, and I incerely hope that !:HJllle provision lIlay IJe l1Jade SOOIl wherehy uch cases may be treated without illCUJ'I'illO' allY ri. k of spread of C011ta .iou d i"euses. 
The presellt anitary condition are in e.'cell","L ,llllpe llnd have b en kppt ill the best pos ihle cOllditioll, 1I11d there i no local cause to produce ,.:icklle.' exc"'pt tIm\' incidellt to crowding too mlLllY illt 0 rooUlS It i at presellt lIece 'sary for lack of uvai lable spl~ce. 
Allow I1J to expre.', Illy gillcere thallks to YOUI" If liS well a' allot her officers of t he III 1itutioll for uJliforllJ killdlle: lLlld courtesie: during my IOllg t rllJ of servic , alld a sure yOIl the lJlemor~' of Illy as 'ociatioll with the fll titution wiil he ever plea,'allt. 
Re, pectfnIly .'Ublllitted, J. C. \V.ATTS, Phy lCII1I1. 
 
 REPORT OF A RI'T AND OCCLI'T. 
RO.\lE. GA., ,'ept.' 30. HlOl. 
Tu W. O. CO NNOR, Principal. 
DEAR lR: During he pn. t yenr I ha" devot,i"rl I.hi" followi II" fift een d lty' lOin.,' work ill IH' 'chool for the Denr: October 22, Novi"lId)i"r 7. Novi"lllher 22. Deei"IllIH"r 6, Jtlilullry 10 Jallll111'Y 2-1, Febrnllry 7. Fehruary 21, Murch ]4. ;'lIt reh 2 , April 11 Apri I 25. Muy 9. Mit)' 23 <lno OcLober 10, 
I cOlllplpt d theexnlllinutiolis of th .remainillg 2 white pupils alld also pllrLinl eXlIllIinHtiolis of npgro pupil. 
Of the 2 white pupil. ,45 are bo.,, lliid 37 girls. Their llverage ag i. thirLeell alld olle-half year:. which i: jUf:t I hn t of the preyiou I,. report d f;eri f; . 
 ixLeeJl of I he 2 pnpi I , repre IILi IIg 13 falll i Iie , IHt\'e blood-r bted parellt.. The' 16 pupil have 6 couf:in , 2 broth rS,2 i, tel'S lullcle alld 011 aUllt, all deaf. Thi8 {five' about 1 deaf relative to each flllllily. 
Eight pupils, repre. elltillg 7 falllilie" hnve olle or Illore deaf progenitor;;. Th se pupil.' Illwe 24 other dpaf relntive , nll~kil)Cr about 3t 0 her deaf rela! ivps to each fa III ily. 
Till Leen pupil I repl'pf: nt illg 14 familie wit hout record of eit her cOllflllllguineou I' deaf par IItngi". huve 
2i 310th I' deaf relative. givillg about to each falllil~'. 
Tilirty-eiaht of the 2 pupils have olle or more c!puf r lat ive . 
For Clln of oeuflle,; parellt and guardialls give 44 u: con~ellital 32 a. acquir d and 6 a unkllowli. 
Of the 4-! cOllgellital ca es 20 had no record of either heredity, parellts akin or ot her dpl1f kin, 13 had oLher denf relalives, hut no ]Ier dity or parenLal kill hip, 11 had either .uch parelltng or h redity and with the exception of thre other d af kin. 
XOIV. II th 13 wi hath I' deaf relntiv how h rpditnry 
 
 in.l1nen , we may ta e tllltt of the -!! Cl1"e. record~tT 11 conO"enital 2-1 how an influence tl'an mit ted frolll progenitor', lUld ollly of the: 2"* have Con a:,guineou. parerl1ag . 
The 32 Cll H. of acquired deafn are said to have 1>ecolll d af at the ll.VHmge a" of 1 Illonl h. '1 h follow i ng 1J differ n LCllU es al'e as. i"ned: ri.- i110" in hHad, 6 . sCltrlet fevel', 4; III asI ',3; icklle ,2 j ciitltrrh, 2; fe\'er 2 meningiti ,2; one each for ery 'ipela sCl'ofula, whooping cough, tick in no:e I> e-stinO", quinin lurd grippe. For "* the cau e i Ularked 'un know n." 
Of th ole 32 acquired 'lise 9 hav 1>lood-related prog nitors and 5 of the Il ine have ot,hel' d af kin. Two hltv deaf par ntage,3 others hlLVe only deaf I'elativ so, only 1 of the 32 ca e of Ilcquil'ed deafn . are I'ecord d free fwm th influence of both consa"guinity lind h redity. 
Th I' fore II' have 54 per c nt. of he conO"enital llnd J(} per cent. of the acquired cllses influen ed by blo d-reJat d or leaf progenitor, con 'al1O"uinit I ill" the influenc fol' 1 per cent. of the cong nital lind 2 pel' c nt. of the acquired Cll e . 
In 7 in tances hlood-r lat d pal' nt gav 11 'ause. of ltcqujred deafnes. , unknown for 3, catarrh for on , cadet fev rfor one alld rising in Ilelid for 2. III Ileil her of the e III thr e 11'11 there any siO"n of previous middle-eur uppuration. oll1e of the. e were prollllbly congeni al. One case who e parent are fil' t can in aud who hu 5 d af brother::; alld ister and who. e drulll are about norlllal "ive rio ing ill heud for cau 'e. One (f the cases with cause unknown hu botb pill' nt 1 brother and one i tel' deaf, und Olle a cl'ibed to ri iog in the h ad ha I lh parents, 1 O"rllnd-parp-nt, 2 brothers 2 i tel' and 3 Oll In deaf, but ther Wll. no evidellce of uppurtLtion having ever exi ted. 
A few pupils with one or III re c0nfe' elly congenitally deaf brother r ist r are recorded a ltcquirinO" deafne -. There i no O"ood rea on to doubt th truth of 'om of the e in'tanc They how that inherited influence 
 
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may :turt or Itt lea t cOlllplete 10 s uf heal:illg at a vari- 
able time after birth. Of Lhe J: cOllgellital Cll e 19 had adelloids, 141m I olle 
0[' both 110 trils ob tructed alld 5 had olle ur bo h faucial 
ton il. enlarged. 
Of the 32 acquired Cll e , 16 had lIdenoid , 10 Illid ob Lructed no e an 1 5 had enlarged tall i Is. 
I have re-exunlilled the h arillg, breathillg etc., of the z6 pupil who were op rat. d upon dUJ'iug I he year !llld 
whu have returJIed for the pre 'ellt e ioll. 
Of the pupil who 'e adenoid alolle were removed, 2 
showed Jlositive illlpl'Ov Illent ill hearillg and 6 were pructieally unchanged. Of the 9 whose adenoid.' und nli;o 
IlU, al obstruction \\. re opemted, 3 howed !Jositive 
improvement und 6 were not challged. Olle cuse, who' 
adenoids ltnd tonsils were remov d slwlred unduuht.ed 
improvement in hellrilltr. 
Of Lhe pll pi! II' ho were op mted for ob tructed 110 tril ,2 hawed impruved beuring. 
If the te t furk alld voice t II a tnle tale, of the :..6 hud mo t. ulldeniable Hnd 1l0Labie improveillent in hearing hut 1l0t. ufficiellt for the work of ordillllrj' chool , llor.wu thi. inlhelat xpecled;itdoes,!lO\\evpr ven' greatly fuciliLute their acqui it iOIl of 'peech ulld ducaLion iwd fits Lhenl to be tar pupil for the Yiduuhle but. too llluch n trlecled aurul lllethod. 
Judging from direct insp ction Bud from the te"tilllOllY of pupi Is and parent' ahout II II the operuLed Cll 'f" Irere ben fitLed II to hr uthing and trpneml cOlldition .. 
The degree Hnd frequell y of improved hearill" eems Lo IIlP t.o be too grellt to b Itccounted for by I he oppm\ io)): olely. ] Lhink it highly probable that the exerci:ing of whal h arillg they had whil alll Ilg their he!lring and spell king companillll lit hOlll WHS respo),:ilde fol' llluch of it as they had re 'ently rf.Jt urnI'd llnd hlld Ilot yet, sufficient t,illle to lo:e this hy Iltck of nse. Freedom [rom colds lit this early rail 'eltSO)) nllty hllv contribu 'd SOlllp. 
The greaLe. t lillprovem nt ill IHlltring wu 11l1lllllg t,llP 
hI'. t. heltl'ers, tho.'e who u,; d heir hearing lllosl lit, hOllle. 
ery respe'tfu]I.", 
Ro. S P ox, Auri. t nnd OClil ist. 
 
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REPORT OF THE TREA RER. 
 
To the Board of Trustees of the Georgia School for the Deaf. 
GENTLEMEN: As Trea nrer, I give 1e]o", the lllllollnt.. received and paid out by me from October 1 t, HJ01, to 
eptAIll bel' 30th, HJ02: 
 
SUPPOR'l' FUND. 
 
1901. Oct. 1. To Illtlltnce 
 
DEBIT. 
 
$ 7 5 27 
 
Oct. 7. To appropriation for quarter ending December 31, H.J01. . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,250 00 
 
1902. 
 
Jan. 15. To ltpproprilttioll for quarter eliding 
 
March 31, 1902. . . . . . . . . . . 
 
6,250 00 
 
pri 1 12. To approprilttion for q narter ending 
 
June 30, 1902. . . . . . .. . 
 
6 250 00 
 
J nly 5. To appropriation for quarter ending September 30, 1902. . . . . . . . . . . . 6,250 00 
 
ept. 30. To amount borrowed from upporL 
 
fund for quarter endillg Deceml er 
 
31, 1902.. . 
 
. 
 
219 99 
 
$26,005 26 
 
CREDIT. 
By amounts paid out as per vouchers from October 1, 1901, to September 30, 1902 ..... $26,005 26 
 
 27 
 
INCOJUE FU D. 
 
DEBIT. 
 
1901. Oct. 1. Nov. 7. Dec. 7. 
1902. JtLll. 10. Fel). 10. Mar. 10. 
April 7. 
May 12. JUlle 9. July 15. Aug. 12. 
ept. 9. Sept. 30. 
 
LEATHER WORKL."G DEPAR'f)1EN1'. 
 
To balallce Oll hlllld. . . . . .. . .. , ... $ To stdes for Oclober . . . . . . . . . . . . To sales for Noveillb l' . . . . . . . 
 
To ales for Decem bel'. .. . 
 
. 
 
To sales for Jlllluary 
 
. 
 
To ale for February 
 
. 
 
To sale for Marc1) 
 
. 
 
To sales f l' April. . . .. . . . . 
 
, 
 
To ale for :&hy 
 
. 
 
To sId e for J nue . . . . . . . . . .. . . 
 
To sales for July 
 
. 
 
To sales for Angust. . . 
 
To sales for Seplember 
 
. 
 
510 50 1 30 31 70 
32 65 
25 55 10 25 39 -10 
5 95 13 05 
1 45 7 50 19 60 2-1 35 
 
To balance. . . . . . . . . . .. . 
 
$ 757 25 
 
1901. Oct. 1. Nov. 7. Dec. 7. 
1902. Jan. Feb. 10. Mill'. 10. April 7. May 12. June 9. July 15. Aug. 12. 
ept. 9. Sept. 30. 
 
PRDITING DEPARTMENT. 
 
To balance 011 hanel 
 
$ 
 
'1'0 sale for October 
 
'1'0 sales f l' J ovem bel' . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
 
'1'0 ,'ales for December 
 
. 
 
. 
 
To sIdes for January 
 
. 
 
'1'0 'ale for February 
 
. 
 
To ale' for larch 
 
. 
 
To sale for Apri 1 
 
' ... 
 
To sales for May 
 
. 
 
'1'0 sales for J ulle . .. . 
 
. 
 
'1'0 ales for July 
 
. 
 
To sales for Augu t. . . . . . . . . .. . . 
 
To sale' for Septem bel' 
 
. 
 
293 27 12 40 3 65 
-1 22 5 35 51 
4 05 1 00 1 35 7 20 5 25 5 60 2 30 
 
l' ll!Llall ce 
 
$ 351-15 
 
 2 
 
1901. Oct". 1. 
ov. 7. Dec. 7. 
 
WOOD-WORKING DEPARTMENT. 
 
To balallce all halld. . . . . .. . 
 
$ 27 
 
To sale for October .... 
 
1 
 
To ale' for :fovember .. . . . . . . . . . . . 1 
 
1902. Jail. Feb. 10. Mar. 10. April 7. May 12. JUlle 9. July 15. 
ept. 9. ept.30. 
 
'10 sal for December 
 
. 
 
To ale for Jalluary 
 
. 
 
To ale for February. . . . . . . . .. . .. 
 
To sale' for March. . . . . . . . . . . .. .. 
 
To ales for April 
 
. 
 
To sales for May. . . . . .. 
 
.. 
 
To Itl s for J ulle . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 
 
'Io sl1le for August. . . . . . . . .. . . 
 
To ale for eptember......... . .. 
 
7 GO 12 55 2 25 
60 
1 90 
14 75 196 55 35 16 
1 55 
 
To balallce.. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ..... $ 5 33 
 
IRON WORKI"G DEPART lENT. 
 
1901. 
 
Oct. 1. To ball1llce Oil hl1nd 
 
$ 
 
ov. 7. To ale for October 
 
. 
 
Dec. 7. To I1le for Noveml>er 
 
. 
 
37 03 1 60 
1 50 
 
1902. 
 
Jail. 
 
To . ale for Decem ber 
 
. 
 
Feb. 10. To sale for J 1111 uary 
 
. 
 
Iar. 10. To sl1le for February. . . . . . . .. . . 
 
April 7. To sale' for March 
 
. 
 
May 12. To ale' for April 
 
. 
 
June 9. To sale [or May 
 
. 
 
. 
 
July 15. To I1le for June 
 
. 
 
ept. 9. To ale for Augu t .. , 
 
. 
 
ept.30. '1'0 'ale for eptember . 
 
10 1 05 
95 65 1 20 
5 3 20 2 32 3 10 
 
To balance 
 
. 
 
$ 53 55 
 
 29 
 
SEWIN'Q- DEPARTMENT. 
 
1901. ct. 1. To balance on hand. . . . . . .. . 
 
$ 377 4 
 
1902. 
Feb. 10. Mar. 10. April 7. May 12. Ang. 12. 
ept. 9. ept. 30. 
 
To sales for Jall11lLry 
 
t  
 
To sales for February 
 
. 
 
'1'0 sales f l' March 
 
: 
 
To Sales for Aprj I ............... 
 
To sales for July 
 
. 
 
'1'0 sales for Augn13t 
 
- 
 
To -ales for Septeml>eJ 
 
. 
 
29 0 11 24 
6 10 
4 79 
6 25 93 56 
4 74 
 
':1.'0 Imlltnoo 
 
$ 533 60 
 
1901. 
o t. 1. 
Nov. 7. Dec. 7. 
1902. Jan. Feb. 10. Mal'. 10. June 9. 
 
OTHER SOURCES. 
 
To balance all hand 
 
$1,976 
 
Received for October 
 
_. . . . . . . 45 50 
 
Received for ovelllber......... 
 
10 00 
 
Received for December . _ 
 
. 
 
Receiv~d for January 
 
. 
 
Receivea for February 
 
_ 
 
. 
 
Received for May. _. . . . . . . . . . .. . .. 
 
13. 66 25 67 50 36 40 00 
 
To lmltwce. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. $2,161 9g 
 
I COME F ~D-RECAPITULATIO~, 
 
From Leather Working Department 
 
From Printing Department. . . . .. . 
 
From Wood-working Department. 
 
From Iron \\ orking Departm nt _ 
 
From Sewing Department 
 
From alia her sources. . .. . 
 
. 
 
$ 757 25 . 351 45 .5 3 . 53 55 . 533 60 
2,161 99 
 
$4,446 67 
 
 30 
 
PE IAL APPROPRIA'l'IO 
1902. pt. 30. To 1J111ance of appl'Opriat ion for fencing .. $23 52 
 
To balance of appropriation for repair of 
 
building in Kegro Departm n .. 
 
51 55 
 
To balance of Hppropriation for Ind u trial 
 
Building 
 
. 37 66 
 
To balance of appropriation for iminting. 
 
02 
 
D. 'V. 'UlMONS, Trea. ur r. 
 
 31 
 
REPOR'1' OF HOE HOP. 
 
From October 1, 1901 to eptemb l' 30,1902. 
 
REDIT. 
By boots and sho s on hand S pt. 30, 1902. By leather and material on hand Sept. 30 1902 By h e. and repair. for pupils during ;year By ca'h from ales, paid to 'l'reasurer. 
'1'otal .. 
 
:$ 127 05 13 2 6'9 2-16 75 
1,201 93 
 
DEBIT. 
* '1'0 boots and shoes on band October 1, 1901. 139 35 
'1'0 leather and material n band Oct, 1, 1901 157 77 
 
To leather and material bought during the 
 
year ending pt, 30, 1902 
 
531 -10 
 
Balan e ill favor of hoe hop. 
 
2 52 373 -11 
 
REPOR'1' OF PRJ ~'l'l G OFFICE. 
 
From Octob 1'1, 1901 to eptelllu l' 30, 1902. 
 
REDIT. 
By paper and 111 a teriftl on band Sept. 30, 1902 By work done for the chool during the year By ca. h from ales paid to rrrea urer. 
'1'0 tal . 
 
 295  -lO 02 56 18 
760 O 
 
DEBI'r. 
To paper and material on hand Oct. 1, 1901 '1'0 paper and material boug'ht durinO' til 
~'ear ending  pt. 30, 1902. 
Balance in fa,or of PrintinO' Offic 
 
J23 6 87 53 
 
211 39 5-1 66 
 
 REPORT OF ME'.rAL-WORKING DEPAR'l'ME T. 
 
From Oct bel' 1, 1901 to eptember 30, 1902. 
 
OREDIT. 
 
By material on band Sept. 30, 1902 
 
. 
 
By repairs for cbool during the year 
 
. 
 
By cash from sale paid to 'l'reasurer 
 
. 
 
'rotal ., 
 
. 
 
$ 19672 1 213 9f) 1650 
I 427 17 
 
DEBIT. 
'1'0 mateTial on hand October 1, 1901. . . . . . '1'0 mateTial bought dlll'ing the year ending 
ept. 30, 1902. . . .. . .. 
 
159 60 2 85 
 
162 4& 
 
Balanc in favor f Metal-workilJO" Department .. 1 264 72 
 
REPORT OF WOOD- WORKI G DEPAR'l'l\.IE '1'. 
 
From October 1, 1901 to eptember 30 1902. 
 
OREDI'J'. 
 
By material on hand Sept. 30, 1902 
 
. 
 
By work done for chool during the year 
 
By ca h from. ale ,paid to Trea. urer 
 
'1'01:.'\.1 . 
 
$ 33 86 367 55 310 46 
 
DEBIT. 
 
'1'0 material on hand October 1 1901. 
 
177 70 
 
To material bought during the year ending 
 
ept. 30,1902. . . . . . . . . .. 
 
63 03 
 
240 73 
 
Balan iufavorofWood-workingD partment .$ 77614 
 
 33 
 
Thank are extl'IHI d g n mlly to all pel' on who hay in nllY way c(lntrilmtf'd to t1lf' pleasur of the pupil, or to t he ill tel' t of the hool' to Hon. J )h n \r. ;Uaodox M. 
" for pllillic docull1en , . Prof. . P. LanlTle,\', ecretary of thf' 'Jllith (lniull Ill. t itution, for t he valuable puhlication of the In. titution; 0 Prof. Eugenf> A. Jllith, tate G o!olTi"t, of AlabamlL, for t he valuable and inL I' stillg rpport of hi burenll; to the VoiLa Bureltu of \Yashington OJ t y, fou nded nnd Sll pported hy Alexander Grn ham Rell for its very vltltmhle puhl icntioll b arinO' UpOll the dear; to Will. Wade, E. q., of Pitt hurg Pa., for " 'port 
field. alld "Field <lnd Lrenm,' and 11 Ilumher of nice hooks for the Library and to the proprietor of th f 1lowing papers, who hltv .0 g II ,'on:l)' plnced them on ou I' fi Ie for the u 'e of the tl hool: 
 
SA [E Olo' JOUR :T AL. 
 
""THERE PC'BJ~ISHED. 
 
DONOR. 
 
.d..d\'llnCe CourIer.. .. 
 
edurtown. Ga . 
 
,1. Fulwood. 
 
A..rkull liS ptl..... 
 
Llltle Rock, A..rk. 
 
choat fOl' the neaf. 
 
Blackshear Time'....... 
 
Black 'heal', Ga 
 
... E. J. B~Td. 
 
Bowden Intetllg nce... 
 
. Bowden.Ga 
 
.Publlsher . 
 
'alHol'niu ~ews.. 
 
. ... Berkele~, al 
 
.S hool for the D af. 
 
nnudl"n Mute... . . . 
 
BeIlE-"lIle, Ontario ..!School for the Denf. 
 
'ednrt wn !:Standard... 
 
edurtown, Gn 
 
.Ru sell & leman. 
 
'hrl'tlnn index....... 
 
AtJullta, Gn. . 
 
Publi hers. 
 
'olomdo Index 
 
Colorado 'prlng', Col .School for the D uf. 
 
ompnnloll ... . 
 
...Farlbault, :\.lInn. .. chool for th Denf. 
 
DUll~' Pap I' for LHtJe Folks. Chi 'ugo, III .. . . 
 
chool for the D~ur. 
 
Darien Guzette...... 
 
. .. Dallen. Ga. 
 
.Dlck Grubh. 
 
D 'nf H Lwkeye .... '. 
 
.. 'ouncH Bluff ,Iowa... l:ichool for the Deuf. 
 
lJ nf-~Iute .Tournal 
 
~-ew York, N. Y.. 
 
.School for the Denf. 
 
Dcnf-:llute R gl tel' .. 
 
. Rome. N. Y. . .... School for the Deaf. 
 
Deaf-Mute Voice 
 
"... ..Jack on, Miss.... 
 
.ochoOl for the D af. 
 
DelLf World..... . 
 
olumbns. Ohio. 
 
E. J. HcJ~cross. 
 
~'I 1d and ~tr"nm 
 
::!<ew York, N. Y.. 
 
.\\'111. '\\'adc. 
 
(jnlnesville Eagle 
 
Galnes"llle, '.\ 
 
\\'. H. ral '. 
 
Goodson nz tte .. 
 
. Staunton, Va 
 
School for tbe Deaf. 
 
Institute Herald... 
 
. ..St. Augustine. j;']a ,.School for the Denf. 
 
Kan n :tar.... 
 
...Olathe, KlLnsas 
 
Seh 01 for the Deaf. 
 
KeJl~' Mes" nger.... 
 
. Morganton.1". . ,.School for the Denf. 
 
K\1ntuek~' Standard 
 
lJul),llIc. K~.. . .. Seho I for the D af. 
 
I,e outeuJx Leader 
 
.. Buffalo. " Y 
 
School for the Denf. 
 
Lone 'tnr \ 'eekl~-. 
 
Austin. Texa' .. . 
 
. chool for the Deill. 
 
Loullann Peilcun 
 
Bntoll Rouge. J,..n  'choot for th D nf. 
 
 Maryland Bull tin 
 
. Fr d rick. Md. 
 
cbool for tb D fif. 
 
Mentor.... 
 
..Malone. '. Y.. 
 
cbool for tb Oeaf. 
 
Me s nger... 
 
.. Tallad gao Ala. . 
 
chool for tbe Deaf. 
 
Michigan Mirror 
 
.. Flint. Mich... .... 
 
chool for tbe D af. 
 
:lil ourl R cord 
 
.... Fulton, Mo...... 
 
chool f r th D af. 
 
Mt. .A.lQ' 'World .. 
 
. . PhlladelpWa, Pa. 
 
chool for tb Deaf. 
 
Xatlonal 
 
. ..Atlanta, Ga....... 
 
..Benjamln onl y. 
 
Xebra ka MnteJournal. .....Omaha, Keb... .. 
 
cbool for th D uf. 
 
l\ew Era . 
 
Jacksonville. III 
 
'chool for tb Deaf. 
 
News 
 
Portland. Me 
 
chool for the D af. 
 
Nortb Dakota Banner 
 
Devll's Lake. N. D.. .. chool for tbe D af. 
 
Objo hronlcle 
 
olumbus. Ohio.. 
 
bool for the Deaf. 
 
Or gon Gazetteer 
 
al m. Or gon....... cboolf r tb Deaf. 
 
Palmetto Leaf 
 
edar, pring, S. 
 
chool for tbe Deaf. 
 
Recreation.... 
 
.. .. N wYork, N. Y.. 
 
\\'m. \\'ode. 
 
Rock)' Mountoiu Leader 
 
Boulder, Mont.. 
 
.School for th Deaf. 
 
Rome Comm rclal Argu 
 
Rome, Ga...... 
 
.Publl hers. 
 
chool Herald.. . 
 
t. Augu tine, Fla Scbool for tbe Deaf. 
 
lIent Ecbo....... 
 
.Wlnnjpeg Manitoba School for tb Deaf. 
 
SII nt Hoosier 
 
IndlanapoH , Ind. chool for tbe Deaf. 
 
lIent Ob erver 
 
Knoxvllle, Tenu.. . .. Hcbool for tbe Deaf. 
 
II nt \Vork r 
 
.'1'1' nton, N. J 
 
School for the D af. 
 
ports Afield... . 
 
.. Oblcago. Ill.......... .'Vm. Wade. 
 
Sun .. 
 
.. 
 
Hartw 11, Ga 
 
Publish rs. 
 
Tablet...... 
 
.. 
 
Romney, W. Va 
 
cbool for the Deaf. 
 
Tifton Gazette.... 
 
. .'l'lft n. Ga 
 
Publlilhers. 
 
tab Eagle Wa bingtonlan 
 
Ogdeu, Utah Voncouver \Vash 
 
' cboolfor th D af. 
cboolfor the D or. 
 
\Vayne Oounty , w 
 
J up. Ga......... 
 
ba. . Tjndall. 
 
Weeki)' hronlcle 
 
Augusta. Ga 
 
,... PubU b I' , 
 
\Ve le)'an hrl tlau Ad"OCM .Atlanta, Ga 
 
M. E. hurch, 
 
\\'e tern Pellll )-Iyanlon 
 
Edgewood Park. Pa. chool for the Deaf. 
 
\Ve t Virginia Tablet. 
 
Romney, W. Va . .. chool for tbe D af. 
 
\Vi con In Tim 
 
. . Del ,'on. \\'1 . 
 
Scbool for tbe Deaf, 
 
 35 
TAB L R TATE~fENT OF A~JERJCAI 'CHOOL.' FOR THE DEAF. 
 
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I Pli nOJf) puu 
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:~",i 
 
: :~ 
 
;~l": 
 
; -... 
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c=. 
 
< 
 
r::2 C 
 
:::i: 
 
Eo< 
 
~ ..... 
H 
 
~ 
=X--. 
 
P 
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0 
 
~ 
z.<..'.". 
 
fL ::> 
 
"" rr., 
h t!1 
 
g 0 
;C::; 
 
=z-- 
 
0 
 
rr., 
 
z2 
 
< 
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.~ 
 
~ 
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c:> 
 
~ ..... 
 
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0~ 
 
p .z.... 
 
-Z 
r::2 
 
8 0 
 
..:; Z 
 
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E-- 
< 
E-- 
 
.r.::: 
0 0 
 
rr., i3 
 
x. 
 
0:: 
< 
 
.0....:.:. 
 
~ :0 
 
~ 
~ 0.. 
< 
E-- 
 
'TOOl .1uaK arnl 
Ullnl.\> 1UallillOJu~ 
 
:~ :~ 
 
:~ 
 
.~ 
 
:g >? 
 
:llf 
 
~ 
'"" 
 
x~ ~~ -:.~ .:"':'~ 
 
 25 Mllln<,sM" I'\('hool . . . . lSI WNI. In .lulle to 2d Wed. in Rept.... 
 
. Rtntc... . 
 
2/\1..... 
 
2'11.r,~., 
 
211 N. Y. J IlSI . rOI" J I11p'\,'(1 J ns'n :l<1 W \'ll. 1n .11l1l<' to I sL W <,d. ill K"pl 
 
HI "l<', ('Ollll tI,'s, p:t~' pu pi Is 
 
2-10 
 
57 ,r.511 
 
1I.1X,5 21:1.71H 
 
'l.7 (~III.rkl ~('ho()l. 
 
In w(lel,s H fl.nl':J<.I ]\[on. Hl'Pt. to *1 M"on. S('pL. JiJn(foWI11t'll t, N. J~~. Mt "Ll(\s, 
 
ami pa~' pll plls,... 
 
Ilil 
 
50,On;; .. 
 
Jr~l,O(~1 
 
2H Al"kansas Instituto..... 
 
2d Wed. ill Juno lO 1st \Vod.ln Oct 
 
SI"te 
 
250 llH.iJI'i 
 
(;07 2--0,IXXI 
 
2\1 Mnr~'In.nd School 
 
3d Wed. in JUIlO to 2tl \Ved. JII Sept........... do 
 
.117 25.IXXI 
 
flHl 25-'i.OOO 
 
:l(j N('hl'llslm Illstlwto...... 2nd WC'(1. In Jllno to :3el Wed.in 8epL.. 
 
. do . 
 
lOI 
 
1t&11 
 
1.000 2m,IXX) 
 
'II St..Jol;eph's Inst. (N.Y.). Lnst li'l'lclny In June to 2el i\fondn~' In F!('pt .. Slate, counlles, pa~' puplls. 411 121,lxa 
 
.l.lXXl 81O,IXX) 
 
112 Wl'St VII'/!;lnJaSchool*t llJweoksllrlel"2d WoeI.H,pt.102d WNI.Sept .. Stnto... 
 
.. 1l:0 :37,500 2o.o()() .IfiO,IXlO 
 
~j i\J,ystl(' OI'n.J nehool, 
 
'l'wE\I\\,w(-'ekK 
 
8tn.te nnd tuitlol1 ff;'(\s...... 4:1 
 
." 
 
. 
 
'II Ol"l'gon Hl'ilOOI 
 
Juno I to Hl'pl,'mhi'l' 20... 
 
.. 
 
St"t" 'lIHI tuition fl"'S.. 
 
70 
 
14,IXX) 
 
:l,;)(~1 
 
:!lI,IXX) 
 
'l;) Mel. Hchool for 00 Im<,el* 
 
J UlH' 25 to Hl'pt('m!J<'I' 10... . 
 
State.... 
 
'IT 
 
12.(X~) 
 
ilii.mo 
 
:lIt Oolomelo Jnstltut,,*. .. 
 
IsL Wpcl.lll June to ISl W",l.ln S"pt.......... do .... ,............. 
 
1~5 
 
24.7;,7 
 
1,\,1;ll 22;;.IXXI 
 
:)7 (l('nt ral N. Y. fllsl Hulton .. 2d we,>I< in.J ltn,' lo 3d \Vl"1. In HC'pt, 
 
Stntp and counties.......... 131 ll7,IXI;; 
 
1ll-5.IXXI 
 
:lH Wl'sLt'rn Penna.Inslllut'n. f,IlSt Weel. in .Juno 10 ISL ~'l'd. in Sept, 
 
i::\llltl',vol'nl'~'C'onll'lhuln's 21~ 
 
n\l.lHII 
 
51.l176 252,IXII 
 
:lll W('st,'1'11 New YC)J'k Inst'll. I:) w'ks nftl'l' ,1st Mon. Sept. to 1st Mon. Sppt Rr'1L<'. counti"s, Pft~' pupils. Illi 
 
17.:l-;O 
 
2:JO :lIH,I)(X) 
 
10 MIlIIH' Hehool... 41 IthodC' Islanel InstltutC' 
 
Mlddll' of .JUlIl' to 2d Mond,,, In S<,pt 
 
Slal<'. 
 
:'lel FI'JdllY In .Tuno to2d M01;llft~' In i::\ept... elo 
 
U' 
 
HI,IXX) 
 
,.......... (\5 2i,IIUO 
 
2.IXXI 1,I~X) 
 
,lll,IX"1 HII,UlXl 
 
42 N. 1i:.Industl'illl Hrhool. lld Wod.ln .1ulH' to 2e1 'ful's.ln Sept.. 
 
. HtalC', \'ol'nt'y ('ontl'lhutn's 211 ..... 
 
15.1XlO 
 
1:1 Houth ])nkoLn Hchool 
 
~el WC(1. III SUI1\' to 2<1 Wc,l.ln Hept. .. 
 
Stato. .... 
 
....... 511 
 
12,2fi11 . 
 
:Ji;.(~KI 
 
II Ponnsrlvnnla Ol'lll f-;chool. ,1unC' 2.1 to S"\ltl'mhol' I....................... do...................... H5 22,tII!; 
 
2,225 11!1.!;IKI 
 
45 Nl'w .Jot'sC'.\' Sehool.... 
 
.Tune 1IIlo F!cplt'lIlhcl' Ill.... 
 
do 
 
. 
 
l:lll 1l'l,IKiO 
 
5.01111 151),IXXI 
 
40 l1Llllt Hcl1o(lI* 
 
2el Well. In Junc to 2d \Vl'el. in Sept 
 
HtlllP Itnct pn.)' puplls....... IX) 2H.II(\\1 
 
077 21O.IXX) -I 
 
17 Northern N('w YOI'k Tnst'n 2,1 \Vel!. In .JUIl" to 2tl W,'el. In SC'pt 
 
St"t(' lInd oounlll's.. ,. 
 
"~24.":\' .. 
 
11);\.1100 
 
lH FlorJ<ln :-;ehool* 
 
, .lune l lo Octoher I 
 
HtMe 
 
li3 
 
1l,207 . 
 
2ll.IXX) 
 
41l Ncw MexIco HcIJOol........ 
 
. 
 
. 
 
.. .. 
 
50 W"shln/-(ton Hlnte i'j(hool*. '.rl1ur. an"l'lasl \Vod. Mn~' to last \~INI.Aug.. Stttl,' 
 
lI5 
 
51 'l\'XllH Institute fo. Ool'd~.. ,1ll11<' 15 to H.'pLl'llllwr I!).......... 
 
do 
 
,II 
 
21,H15 
 
1l.IXlO 50,000 
 
52 Alhllny HOlllo I>cbool. 
 
:Id Wed. In .lull(' lo~cl Wed. In Sept 
 
8Inte,c'ounlles, pay pupils. :l7 
 
0,01:1. . .. 
 
fill No,t h IIIIkotl1 Hchool 
 
2d WNt. In J uno to ~d Wed. In Sept 
 
Rtale 
 
fill 
 
II,I~O 
 
1,~12 
 
50.nOO 
 
;l1 ItOU1P fnl"rl'njn'~illSpoech None 
 
'" 
 
Hln.tc nncl pa.y pupJls.. 
 
73 Hl,t177 
 
~.(jIH 
 
(j7.lil~ 
 
5.'j MontHnll ~hool*....... 
 
2cl Wecl.ln.fune t02d \Ved.ln S<,pt 
 
HtMe ... "............. 
 
llll 
 
1ti,7HlI 
 
41.5l~1 
 
115.IXiO 
 
~I\ NIH1I11~Il'(llJm18chool. 
 
2<1 Wcr!.ln .June to 2,[ \Vee!. In Sl'pt. 
 
do.. 
 
21\2 '!H,IXXI 
 
11,IXXI ~tXI.tX~l 
 
~7 OI,lllhollla In<lltuto 
 
.Tul.'IUld August............ 
 
.. 
 
'l'l"'I'!tOIY.. 
 
III . 
 
~.. 
 
57 Puhlic 80hools. .JII PuhlJc D.ty-Scbools. ]; Donoml'lAtlonal am] Private Hchools. 11K I'khools In I be Unitl'(i RtAI"S. 
*G,lI1tltlns It (hp'tI'tmmt tor th9 bllnl f1lso. ttl.' exp 111'5 of which ftro 1I1Olu:I(1(1 In till' SLfll.('lIwnt of I1XP011C1I tUl'l'H. 
+Fol' the' yelLl' 1:/1'0. 
t ~o. Len IllOlllhs onl~. owln/-( to u change In till' time of hl'!oIlnnlng t he n<Cf~J ~ell.I. 
 
 3 
GEORGIA 'OHOOL FOR THE DEAF, 
CAVE SPRING GEORGIA. 
CHARACTER OF THE SCHOOL. 
Th Georgia clJOol for Lhe DeH.f, as iLs name implie', i strictly a chool for th. education of tho. e persoll who l re TOO DEAF to receive instruction ill the COl1l1ll0n schools. 
Those perSOll II' ho are DUMB but not DEAF llre not entitled to t,he benefit, of the 'chool, a. Illfly cn n b ed ucated I>)' the met hods u ed in the com ilIon scII001', if they can be educated at all. The method. here are lldapted for DEAF PERSONS and not fill' the HEARING. 
The chool i neither iln A YLU:lI nllr a charitable in. titutiOl., unless other public school., lllld the varlOUS bmnches of the State University rank il such. 
LO A'rION. 
The clwol i located at Oave pring, in Floyd counL)', llnd i easily accessible from all parts llf the sL:lte. 
It, hilS a Department for \\ hite p ople and one for N groe', which are entirely e]l!lrl1te and (li'Ljnct except, as 10 superintendence. 
THE CHOOL IS NON-SECTARIAN'. 
unday clwol i. held for an hllllr each SundHY IllUrning, ill which the International unaa)' choo] Les ons are used as far as pract ical>le, and in the llfteJ'll()on a Lecture of il half hour's dUl'lltion i delivered in the chapel, in 1he siO"n-language, the sui>jed of the L c lire being the lesson for the next u nan)'. Ever)' pupi I is requ irea to attend 1hese exercises. 
hould any officer IJe found t,rying lo inculcat e the peculiar doctrines of his pn.rticulttr church, it would be COil i Jered ufficient C!l.t1se for aislllis. aI, if persisted in. 
 
 OBJEC'f OF TH~J CHOOL. 
Th pri Il1nry obj ct of the 'chool is j 0 givf( t.o tile dell f nch a knowledge of tile EI,gli'lI htlJ'Tllllge /I will enllhle thenl to u e it in pursuing he usun] avocations of life. The n xl. JII0 'I. important ohject i to give th m in 'tru 'tion in one or more branche of hllnc]icraft a.' the "r at majority of them llIU I of necp ity on account of I h ir affliction, r lyon son1l:' hing of thi kind for arning II livelihood. A long wit h h'l, e, j hey are "iven ill (.I'l! IiOIl in Geography, Gmmlllllr His! ry, 'atl! ral Ph ilo,'oplly, Arithmetic and Penman llip, OJ' in ot,her wordfo!. i Jf; endeavor d to give t.hem a practical common school educntion. 
Articulation and Ii p-relld ing II r taught to 1.11 e pnpi I who after a prolong d trial are. f lind to pO ,'e the reqlii ite allility to wal'J'an! it. conlinuance, 
I'DU TRIE . 
Boy' Me given in I rnctioll in Printing Wooc!-II'orl<ing, "ood-cnrving, Painting ho -mnking, Black mit,hinO' and Gardeni 1)0', 
Girl are tnught plain ewin", cutting nnd fitting alld it is intended to introduce Qther suitable indnstries a soon a thp, Legi Inture can be prevniled upon to provide the menII . 
A O'iven numbel' of both boy and girl nregi\en Ie' on in drawing in hM ai, Cmyon, "ater-colol' Pencil alld Pen and rnle ketching in De jO'ning, and in Model ing in clay n well n in Wood-cal'vil)O', 
Of COUI' e the degl'e of proO'res made on the line. depend almost entirely upon the individual effor 11III de by the pupil, 
CI_OTHING. 
A uuifol'll1 of neat app arl1nce, und of substantial ll1at rial, ha b en adopted by the Board of Trll tee, for bol h the male and femnle pupi I which they are required to wear at all time 1101. only at hool, but:in com ill" to ulld 
 
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ill goill CY ther from, lUld a. 110 deviatioll II ill he lI[lolle( from this !'lilt', parellt will ,we them elve. the uselp";K trouble !LIHI exp IlBe of fUl'Ilishillg other outer clothilw hall that pre cri Iled b.\' t,he Bllllrci of Tru tee.. 
Pupil.' 1l1Ust hrillCY wi h t hemalldkppollhallci.th 1lll1111Lr of articles of each killd pre.'crih(~d ill!L list, lI'hich will he sellt UpOIl appli 'atioll. alld 1I Ii"t of the articlp 'ellt wit h the pllpil UpOIl ellterillcr school at I he b crillililltr of each tp1'111, should 1Ilway.' he plucNI ill the Inlllk, S(l tIm the ;\Jatroll can 'he 'k thpm up IUld en er 1I1Pm ill lL book kept, for the plll'po.'e, 
J,E'1"rJ~U WIUTISG. 
PlIpils who can do. 0 ai' required 10 write hOI110 at lell Ollce a III Ilt h, ulld for tho e who C!lIIllot the Prillcipal will write, alld for his [lllrpO .'Iamp ~hould h fUI'ni"IIl'ct each pupil. 
BUBI~EB. LETTEU AXD PACKAGE . 
All 11lI~ines letter', or letter of inquiry and all notice' or directions in regurd to pupi Is Illust be add ressed to th . Principal, alld not to 'u!>ol'(lilmles, (offic r or employes) oLhel'\vi e 110 altelltioll will he paid 10 them. 
All lJlOlley' intellded for tile childrell hud he. t be .'ellt direct to the Principul and he will h re ponsible for it, other\\'ise llOt. 
All let el' , ullci packuge , either by mail, frei rht oj' expre", hOllld contain he IIUille of the pupil plailily \\'ritten, amI the \\'ol'd. GI-'orgia 'cll\)ol for the Deaf us part of their addl'e;; , oth' r\\'i.e the' may nol be deli\'ered for neither the po t-mH. el' 1101' railroad !lCTtwl ar upposed to kllow the IHWle. of the pllpil.. 
OVER IGHT. 
While all r a ollable over ight will Ie exerci ed at all time, th III titutioll i not!L plnc of confinement, and cannot Ie reo pOll ibl f r tit afety of trl1allt pupil nor 
 
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for injuri s received during h infmcLion of the rules. neither is it responsihle for he afely of pupi Is in trill!. il to and from h m . 
WHO ARE E,'TITLED TO AD)lISSIO~. 
All per. on in Lhe tate beLwe n the lIge. of ~ev nand twenty-five yenrs who are '.roo DEAF 1,0 be c1ucated in th common 'chool , and who are otherwi e in a condition 
mentally and phy. ically to r ceive in. Lrucl ion profitahl r, 
and fre from any immoral conduct or contagiou eli ell e, shall be entitled to nc1llli, sion a. pupil 10 nll the privilege. of the reo p ctive departm nl of the GeOl'gin chool [or the Denf [1' e of 0 t, to remnin uch ,t numher of 
-hool term,' or portion there f n th Board of Tru tee. upon l' commendaLion hy the Principal, hall. ee proper to grant: PROVIDED no pupil shall be allowed to remain more than twelve terms. 
In cn. e parent 01' guardian ar unahle to fUl'nish the pupil with .'uch clothin<T as Illay be pre cribed hy the Board of Tnt tees such cloLhing may he upplied by Lhe ltuthoritie of the School free of co t, lIpon certificate of the Ordinary of the county from which the pupil come with hi official. eal attached, that aid parent or guardian is not in a pecuniary condition to fUl'lli 'h nid clothing. 
II pupil may he furni hed ho from the hop free of co t. 
In ca e of great de titution which fact may be made to appear by certificate of t.he Ordinary of the county, under eal from which the pupil comes, the railroad far of Llch pupil, coming to and frOUl school, may be paid from the support fund of the chool. 
.In ca es where pupils have no homes to which they can be sent for the vacation, the Board of 00n1111i iOller of the county from which they come, or other proper authority, hall make the nece sary provi ion for their cltre during vacation. 
 
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HOW TO OBTAI" ADMIS IO.N. 
It is uece 'ary that applications for th ndmi ion of pupil be made in form, and tLny per on who de irt to enter a child a a lH1pil, will be fUrIli hed the nece ar)' blank for hi. pllrpO 'e, together wit h nil nec ar." information when the Principal is a ..k d to do o. 
All communicntions hould be an wered 1y return muil or a. prompt! a circum tunc will admit. 
GENERAL INFORMATION. chool op n usually 'about, the middle of eptemlJer and clos s It bout the middle of the following June, !llld it is very i m portullt that pupi Is SHOULD ENTER PROMPTLY AT THE OPENING AND REMAIN TO THE LO B OF THE TERM. Except in ca e of eriou ickne 01' death in the immediat family it mu. t be di tinctly understood thnt the pupil will not be allowed to vi it their h me during the. e iOll. Of COUl' e parent HAVE THE POWBR to remon' th ir children at < Ily time they see proper to do "0 but in case this is done, they will not b allowed to I' turn unt,jl the opening of the 11 xt term in the ptemb r following. Thi rule ha been renel red nece sary froJll the fact that eveml time.. , epid mics have l> en introduced by returning pupil, and thi mealls a demol'ltliz ttion of the chool for at I Itst two mouth and ometimes lonO'er. 
VI ITD1G OF PARENTS OR GUARDIA.~ . 
It i earne tly urged UPOll purent to come with their childr nupon their firt udmis.. ion, 0 that they 1J1lI.V ee for them ..elves just what will be their nrrounding and for this purpose they will lIe en terLai ned Itt. t hl-' Ill.. t itu t ion for one day only, und ths without cost. Af et" the tirE't t,j me, however, if th Y choose to vi, it their ch iIdren. whie h th Y havE' the privilege of doillg, and which the ltntborit ies of the chool are glad to hay them do Ilt nny tilll , they wi II be xpected to filld IlCcom modatioll outsid t he III ti- 
 
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tution, tt they canno!, be entert.ained in it, and they will ave hem..elve' 111 rtificatioll, llnd other the unpleu. unt duty of refn ing, hy no a king it. 
CA UAL VI ITOR8. 
Per ons vi iting Cave prinO' or vicinity, or other , are alway welcome a vi itor , frolll 9 It. Ill. to 1 p. m. nnd from 2 :30 p. n1. to 4 :30 p. m. on llUy day of the \\"e k except atluday and unday, when admi.. ion can only be had to the ground, oj' to the Sunday chool exercise und the Lecture. 
The Ground are 1101, to be COil idered as a PUBLIC PARK, and are !lot opened as such, and vi itor are expected to ob erve dne decorum, and to refmin from mole ting the flower. 01' shrubbery, othel'wi e they will be ejected. 
Any fn rther informat.ion cOllcel'lling the chool wi II be fumi. h c1 npon npplication to the Principal. 
Addre s 
W. O. CO JOR 
Geurgia chool for the Deaf, 
Cave pring Ga. 
 
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ORDER OF EXERCISES. 
 
The following is the order of exercises of the School from March 15th to October 15th:' 
 
A. 1lI. 
 
Breakfast 
 
6 00 to 6 80 Recreation 
 
Labor. . . . . . . . . . .. 6 SO to 7 80 Labor ' 
 
Recreation 
 
7 80 to 8 00 Recreation 
 
Prayers .. . 
 
8 00 to 8 10 Supper 
 
School. 
 
8 10 to 10 40 Recreation 
 
Recreation 
 
10 40 to 11 00 Study . .. . 
 
School 
 
11 00 to 1 00 Recreation 
 
Closing exercises 1 00 to 1 10 Retire 
 
Dinner.. _ 
 
1 10 to 1 40 
 
P. 1lI. 
~ .1' 40 to 2 80 to ,6 00 to 
' . .. 6 00 to 6 80 to 7 00 to 8 00 to 
. 
 
280 600 600 680 700 800 900 900 
 
October 15th to MaTch 151 h : 
 
A. 1lI. 
 
P. 1lI. 
 
Breakfast 
 
6 80 to 7 00 Recreation 
 
1 40' to 216 
 
Recreation . 
 
7 00 to 8 00 Labor 
 
2 16 to 446 
 
Prayers' 
 
800 to 8 10 Recreation 
 
4 46 to 646 
 
School 
 
8 10 to 10 40 Supper 
 
6 80 to 600 
 
Recreation 
 
10 40 to 11 00 Recreation 
 
6 00 to 680 
 
Schoo] .... , 11 00 to 1 00 Study 
 
: 6 80 to 800 
 
Closing exercises 1 00 to 1 10 Recreation 
 
8 00 to 900 
 
Dinner . 
 
1 10 to 1 40 Retire 
 
900 
 
SATURDAY. 
 
Labor ... , ".,...... 
 
. . . . . . . . . . 7 00 to 11 00 
 
Recreation .. : , , . 
 
. 
 
Dinner 
 
, 
 
11 QO to 12 00 
t.o , ' .. 12 00 12 80 
 
No exercises in the.afternoon of Saturday. 
 
SABBATH. 
Sabbath-school at 9 A. 1lI. in the Summer, and 9:80)n Winter. Divine Worship in the Chapel at 8:00 P. 1lI. 
 
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   INFORMATION. 
Visitors are received daily, Saturdays and Sundaye .,xcepted, from 9 to 12 o'clock in the morning, and from 2 to 4 o'clock in the afternoon .. 
At the opening of the school.term in September, and a no, other -time, oue pe~on accompanying pupils will be entertained at the Institution as long as is necessary; and those wlwish to remain several days, or who desir& to visit their children during the term, or' at its oloee, ... well "as those who arrive late at night, will find a good hotel within two hundred yards of the' Institotion, where they will be accommodated at reasonable rates. 
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