Report of the Board of Trustees and officers of the Georgia School for the Deaf, 1908 January 1 - 1908 December 31

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FORTY-THIRD REPORT ( OF THE
Board of Trustees and .Officers
01" THE
Georgia School for the Deaf,
A~'
CAVE SPRING, GA.
Extending from January 1st., 1908 to December 31st., 1908.
PRESE~'fED December 31, 190 .
PIUN'J'lNG DEPARTMEN'l', GEORGIA. CHOOl, FOR 'J'HE Dl<;AF,
1008.

BO RD OF TR TEES.

PRJ'-, fDENT:
W. J. GRIFFI

TRUSTEES:

\\'lLLIAM J. GRIFFI~ JA~IE . HARRY JAMl1~ \\'. TAyLOR

T. J. DEMP. EY

PEYTON M. HAWE

HI1:~HY

R ALL

\\'fLUA 1 BRADFORD

Floyd County. Floyd County. Meriwether County. Butts County. Elbert County. Coweta County.
Polk County.

ECRETARY AND TREASURER:
D. W. IMMO

OFFICERS OF THE 'CIIOOL.

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PRINCIPAL:
WE LEY O. CO 'OR. '
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.\ I";TA..'\T PRI:\t'rp.\I,:
MI S XETTIE Ml'DA~IEL.

IN TRUCTORS:

U. W. WRIGHT,

R. A. A BlJ~Y,

S. M. FREEMA J,

~IR . H. '. ~TE\'E?\

MI A. M. ALCOR , MI A. C. KIN AIRIl,

:\U A. I-L\~L\I ):'\]).
MI '~I. ~I' 'LELLA)' n.

MI J. P. WARRE , MI A. W. ALLE ,

. ~1I' ~. E. AD.UrS,
~II,,-~' 1\. n. \\' A HHE~~,

MIH M. L. GORDO,

MI R. G. ~r)ER.

TEACHER OF ART AND PRY leAL TLTl"RE:
MIS A.?lI. CLARK.
HO 'E KEEPER:
IIS M. . ~IOORK
:\llR::lE:
MI R. E. UMMEH8.

PHYSI 'JA":
W. T. M'KI~:'\EY.

EYE, EAR, AND THROAT ::;PECrAI.I:<T:
R. P. OX, M. D.

DENT! T:
W. T. ED\\ ARD .

. UPERVI"mt OF BOY':
\\ . S. HORAN.

S PERVISOR OF GIRL";:
US MI NIE E. )IITH.

IND TRIAL DEPA RTME...'1T:
H. . MORRI , Expert h errink 1', G. G. TRAIn K Exp rt Printer T. P. M KOY, Expert \\'uud-wurker, E. T. PE Y Exp rt ?lIetal-worker, 1\11 . E. WILL OX, Exp rt Cooking, 'ewing, It('. ~II E. R. LAZIER, A 'i tant.

EGB,O DEPART 1E T.

IN TRUCTOR :

F. 1. GORDON,

YIR. '. C'A R IHE Pl1LLI~.

ROD E-KEEPER
fRS. F. M. GORDO~.

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF TR TEE
'1'0 Hi. E.crellf'/lf,ll, HOKE, JI17'H
G01:emor of Georgia.
IR: The Board of Tm. tee herewith hand yon the rep rt of the operation and ondition of the Georgia chool for th Deaf for the year HlO .
The r port of the Prin ipal covering the detail of work in the varion department, to which we earn tly eall your attention, bow a healthy and creditable tate of affair .
The amount expended for support has been om what in exee a of the appropriation. There are two main reasons for thi ; the fir tieing the steady increase in priees of all article n umed, and the ther that there are a larger number of teach I than heretofore.
W desire to uggeBt that you re ommend to the Legislature that a law be pas ed, fixing a tated urn per capita for the support of the chool, baaed each year npon the number of pupil pre ent on the tenth day of January. Thi is done in a number of tate. The Tru te will then alway knOw ex.actly what th y mu t dep nd on and it will do away with the n e' 'ity of having to go before each ll(teeding Legisla.tur to plead fur appropriationf'.
The T~tl tee f I that the hOlll i doing a.; goud Iwrk as i being done in other. 'tates, along allIin .
Thp Principal ha .. b en for year!" eame-t and per,'i. tent in hi advoci!"Y of doing mol' in till' line f ral t a 'hing than \\-a' h ins done. T) d.) thi I' quire-i an increa e in th numher of teaeher . which, we are glad to ay, was rendered

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pOf'sible by the more liberal appropriation made by the pre sent Legislature.
We feel t.hat we cannot c mmend too highly the management of our worthy Principal, who for so many year has so efficiently conducted the affai.r of the School, with the help of hi corps of able a i tan t. He ha een it grow, under his fa tering care, from a school of thirty or forty pupil occupying a SLX or eight room building, to its present dimenions, but he i not yet content to rea e hi efforts for it ad vancement.
We heerfully and earne tly UTile that you advocate the granting of the appr priatfons uggested by him.
Hoping that you will at an early day be able to visit the chool, We are.
Very re pectfully, W. J. GRIFF~, PRE. J. W. TAYLOR T . .J. DE"rPSEY P. M. HAwES J. . HARRIS 'Vhf. BRADFORD H. C. AR 'ALL
Cave Spring, Ga., December 31, 190 .

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REPORT OF THE PRINCIPAL.

To the Eo rd of Tnt.~tees of the Georgia chool for the Deaf.

GEXTLE~IEX: It i my plea ure, a well a my duty to report to you the work of the chool in all its Department , for the fi cal year ending December 31, 190 .
The enrollment of pupils for the year in tbe " hite Depar ment wa 167, and in the egro Department 39. Li ts af these pupil and the countie from which they come, will be found further on in this report.

The expenditure for the year 190 were $39,246. 6 a

follow:

Salarie

. 12,724 04

"age

. . ,37 30

Extra Help undry Table Expense

. 612 3 . 7,097 87

Hou e Furni hing

. 1,06 91

Drugs Fuel

_ -

. 137 '"'5 . 1,50~ 01

Light

. 17 07

Laundry

. 2 74

tationery and Po tage

. 266

School

:

. 1,032 65

Livery and Traveling

. 942 31

Freight and Drayage

. 522 5

Building Material . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 797 92

Repair and 'arpenters' 'York Barn

. 207 27

.

~04 73

Farm, Garden and tack

Tool and Impl ment

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. 446 :20 . 3 7 31)

\YateI'- "~ork

. 212 45

'ewing Department _

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60:62

Printing Department

_. 355 5-1

\\'0 d-Working D partment

. 143 00

Lea ther-\\'orking D partment. . _

. 5 5 30

Metal-"~orking Department

.

21 6

Burial Expen l'S

_

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17 00

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I cum mend to your car ful con iderntion the Reports of the As i tant Principal, th Phy i ian, the Ear Eye and Throat. 'peciali t, a well a to tho e of the different Indu trial Departments for pecific detaiL.
The Indu trial f ature of the educational work h l' L, I C'unsid 1', and have n.hray 0 n, iclered it, one of v ry great value, viewed from a br ad-winning tandpoint. It i adifficult matter to secure thoroughly comp tment men as foremen or instructors for thc wage paid here, for a man or woman who is well qualified in every way to take harge of on of thcse department can u, ually earn more money 111 other place, .
Thr c addition at lea t should be made to thi branch of the work, namely; practical dairying, farming and gardening, and barbering, eith l' of which would be a good oc upation for the pupil to follow.
Two methods arc u ed in the education of the leaf, the Oral or German, and the Manual or French meth d, each of which has it earnc -t advocate.
The Georgia chool for the D af i' conducted upon what i known a the Combined or EI ctic method, as ar a large majority of the Americ..'l.n chool, that i , any method and <1nything that i of value in the \\' rk of educating the deaf, i eized upon and u I'l-
To how \vith what constancy and with what per istenC'y th profes ion in .\meriC'a ha, I Id to th '~e \ie\\"!'. a le",.lution wns t asp ,(j \\'itllout a di" cnting \'Dt' at the (;r"t (;,ll1fCreIH" of Print"iptl,; ,tlhl 'uperinten.lcnt" helll at the Xatitll1alll"tF :'II ute College in \rashington, D. C. in :\Iay lr'li,', a" folluws;.
"Hcf\o!\'ed: That in the opini'lI1 of thi.' \,nfl>rCIH"l:', it i!' t h 'duty of Institution" for the edue,llion of thc deaf and dumb to pn'\'id' adequatp Illl'allR f,JI' illlparting in"truetioll in <lrti<:ulation and in lip reading to "uch of tlleir pupils ill; nl'l.)' 1)10' ahle to engage with profit in cxelC'it:es of thi nature."
In the gcnem] ('oll\'cntion of Alllcriefln Instructor of the J)('af h Id nt 8 rkel j', (';II. in Hlr'(), it \rfl resoh-ed almu t u n,ul1Du"ly t 11:1 t "per"i"t 'n t 'ndea VOl'" .hould be made in v-

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ry scbool for the deaf to teach every pupil to ~pcak, nnd read
from tbe lip >'
Again, at the Conference of Principal anci SuperinteJldent . held at oloraclo prings in 1 92 it wa unamously re ol\" d that "pupils wh are able to articulate flltently and intelligently should recite orally in their cIa ses"
Y ur Principal attended each of these meeting, lras an earne't advocate for an 1 voted for these resolution, whieh .'ense the American idea of ed ucating the deaf. Tllere is nothing repre siYe in this idea; on the other Land it is altugether elevating and progressive, hence there i nuthing extreme or unreasonable in having advocated per:istently for forty years t,he givin~ of every child that enter' a sehool for the deaf an opp rtunity.to learn to peak and read the lips. Every child upon its entry into the Georgia Schoul is placed in the Oral Department and the effort to educate it, hy thi method is only abandoned after a prolongerl trial ha demonstrated that another method is best.
The sign language has its uses in the chapel, 011 th lecture platform, and on the play ground, for which "1Iothing can be substituted, and it would be cruel, to say the least of it, to attempt to deprive the deaf of it benefits and privileges, but it hould never be .used, except a a last re 'ort, in the instruction of the deaf in the school room or in the shops, and the effurt i mIllIe here to rigidly el;furce this rule.
It i' t) b h,Jpe.1 that YIlU will urge upJn the G v mOl' ,ulll the next Legislature the passage of the bill that wa belore the last House appropriating $5 ,0 a~ recommendeu by the Legislative ' mmittee, a.' well as by the \'isiting COffi-
mitt 3, f Jl' t:13 c ):n;>leti n of the Dmuit ry anl of th3 ::ho:)l
BuilJing, and also the n aking of nn allnual appropriation of not Ie' than ... 3,0 for keeping the premises in repair. It will require all uf tltis snm to ~nable you to do this.
I would urge also that the appropriation for upport be ba eel upun a per capita cost of S:.::l25 p l' annum for the actual number of pupil. present on the 5th uay of January of each year. ~lake the btw 0 that when thi' enumeration has been

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prc ented, upp rted by legal affidavit, the Governor, the tate Trca urcr and the Comptroller General, shall have au-
th rity to s l apart the proper Bum for the year. By thi mean the Tru te Bwill always know in advance what they can dep nd on, and it would relieyc them of having to make a fight, a it were, every year before the proper authority to . cur fund for the chool.
The teachers have exibited commendible intere t in their work an I good result have followed, both in the Oral and in tLe Manual Department.
With thank to each of the officers and emloy e who have given me their loyal support in my effort to properly administer the affair of the chool in all its departmentR and for the appreciation and encouragment which you have given me, I am,
'ery respectfully, W O. Connor, Principal.
'aye 'pring, Ga., Dec. 31, 190 .

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REPORT OF THE LITERARY DEPA.RT~LEXT.
To TV. O. CO!\ !\OR, Principal. DEAR SIR: - ince making my la t l' port there ha been
no radical change in the cla -room work. The teacher . have eama tly pursued the plan a. outlined for the year and
the good result obtained have exceeded my expectations. The English of the cla e in the lower grades of b tb
departments was meager and inadequate to the idea eeking. expression through signs, but by per istent efforts on the parts of both teachers and pupil ,idea ""ere clothed in English and the re uits ha\e been very encouraging. peech and speech reading are the means of commnnication in the class rooms of the oral department and finger pelling and fewer signs in the manual department. Writing i u ed in both.
A number of objects for language teaching Wfl added to the list of supplies.
Two doll house of ix rooms each were fitted up in the ClitS8-rooms for u e in l aching language. The class in painting furnished th \\'all paper and picture, the manual training cla.. e , the rug, hammock, ba ket and orne of the furniture; the la 'es in sewing made the ets of doll clothes, the table and bed linen, the towels, the bedding and al 0 ~U1l1e ample for teaching thc different kind of W0rk done in sewing; the shop boy put in the partitions and cut doors, then painted them and et them ill on hinge.
A toy tur i in proce of making. This will be fitted up with sampl b xe8 of touth powder, oap and toilet creams, grape-nut, p tum and other g d donated by the manufacturer . AI 0 it \,ill be tocked with toy acks of flour and m~.l.l, doth, kitchen utensil. , dishea; and other article found in a country tore. Thi~ ",ill be of untold value in teaehing

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langunge and arithmetic. A gren.t milllY chart for language, ge gmphy and history
tea hing have been made by the teachers, from adverti ement , ft wer ,tnd vegetable catalogs, illu trated booklet. , hook. of travel, railroad guides and t.-ite agricultural book. The e tentl t,) rnakeclear and intere ting the ubje ts on which they hear.
The Ellen Fisber Library wbich \Va formally organized amI ca.ta l:)cied in .Jun and placed in hap fol' u e, will be ()f int' timal>le value to the chool.
Th b lY" 'tl1l1 girls bave reading room 'upplied with ehildren's IlIngazille and papers. A reading period follo\ys the stuJy hour and a half hour I efore school i et apart for reallin"', durin'" the fall and spring months. Al a a pecial periOll during shoal i devoted to reading by the advanced grade.
In the pring term the teacher of the fir t grades were greatly ha n.licapp d by the entering of new pupils. The clas e,-; are ma Ie up by the middle of 0 tober each year and new pupil entering after the fall term, have to be placed in the InS::lC,; that have completed four and five month of work. The hal,it "f ilhlttention is formed from having to sit with clas c d' ,i ng work beyond th ir comprehension. At the next fall term th 'e belated pupils mu t fall back in a beginning la 8 to d,) the firilt year' work over again. Thi i <.1i couraging to the pupils and it works greatly toward the ungrading of the classes. It i hoped that orne step be taken to refusE' ad mittane 0 new pupil', wishing to enter after the miodle f
o -tober.
Of tho e entering in 'ertemb r 19 ',but two were unahle to do the work .::xpecte of th m; one bing mentally dificient, the other phYl:iically too undcvelop d to r main hut will rctu1'11 within the next two year'.
Several hange' will be not d in the teaching corps. Mi::lse' amp and Ward were giv n leave of ab nre to be lime member of the 190 -Og training class for oral teacher at Clarke Hchool, ~orthampton, 1\1a::;8. After a year of thenl'y and prl1C-

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under the wi e guidance of l\Ii

A. Yale, they will return

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to Georgia better equipped for efficient service. Three teachers

were added to the corp, two to fill the place mJ.de vacant

by the absence of Mis e3 Camp and Ward, the other as

an additional teacher.

Mi Almira Hammond was trained by 'Mr and l\Ir David-

son and ha had two succes ful year of teaching, one in the

Mr . Margueles school in ew York, the' other at the Be-

lleville, Ontario school in anada.

lis Ruth Myel' received her training under Mi es Fish

and Pyba at the Penn. oral school at cranton. Miss Angie

Kinnaird come from Mi . A. Yale's training cla s at Clarke

school ~orthampton Ma . The e teachers have enter d up-

on their work with great earnestne and good result are ex-

pected.

Ii ~Iary larke pent her summer at the ummel' chool

at Knoxville Tenn. devoting her time the study of manual

training an 1 th chool i reaping the benefit of the addition-

information that he gained. In eptem bel' a primary shop

d partment was introduc d and more practical work in ba -

ketry and sbyd is done than heretofore. 'la t: of girl aI"

re eiving instruction in de igning, an;1 the boy in me hl;Lnical

drawing, in a practical way. In the afternoon the boys do hop

work from working drawing they have made, u ing

the saw, plane, guage, chis 1, quare and try- quare. The e

cia e will later carryon more diffi ult work in the shop un-

der the directions of the expert carpenter, 11' McKoy.

The wedish sy tern is used in the gymnasium and al80

gymnastic games, mar h and drill. Outdoor ba,ket hall i

>nj Iyed on hright <by.,

At th concluison of my report, I wi h to thank you and

the Board for yuur upport, and the teacher for t.heir hearty

o-,)peration and the oflirer. of the chonl for h ir a i tanee

wherevf'r n ded.

:'110 t re p etfully ubmittfd.

K ettie l\[ Dn n iel, rI.~6i '/011/ Prinrip.'l.l.

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'ATALO] OF PUPIL.

[1/ the (:fJOt"gia hool for the Deaf Withill thfJ rear El1cli ng Der-embN .'31, liJO .

l'O~']'-O"'FH'E

COlHi1'Y

Adam, laud , ,

Rochelle

, , . .' .Wilcox.

Adam on, Yerlie A

J m sboro , .. ' "Clayton .

.\.dam n, Roy

Jonesboro. ,

" layton.

Al xander, William H. . .. ony r$

,Rockdale.

Baldwin, arah F

,Macon

, ,Bibb.

Bankston, Emma J

,Dublin

,

Laurens.

Bank ton, James R

Dublin

Lauren~.

Barker, John P. R

Atlanta

Fulton.

Belk, James H

Eton

. Murray.

Benton, George J

Locu t GroYe

Henry.

Boyntol1, Bill ohl>

Pelham

Mitchell.

Brock Genie

Adair:ville

Bartow.

Brockman, James T:

Atlanta . .. . . . . . .Fulton.

Brown, Herman J

Atlanta

Fulton.

131'0\\'11, Clarence E

Tall apoo.a

Haralsol1.

Bruce, William R

Rochelle

Wilcox.

Byers, William

Decatur

DeKalb.

ail, Jame W

Rocky Ford

creven.

ail, AnnieL

Rocky Ford

creven.

Cail, John W

Rocky Ford

S reven.

Cannon, Mellie

laxton

Tatnllll.

Ca ey, \rilliam C

Fairm unt

Gordun.

Chappelear, Reuben H MattlJew

Jeffer on.

bappelear, Korine

~Iatthew

Jeffer on.

Chappelear, N elie

~Iatthews

Jefferson.

Cody, Je ie L

Dodge

\\'alker.

Cole, May O

Porterdale

~ewton.

aleman, I aac " . . . . .. Graymont

Emanuel.

Cook, Eddie

Alpharetta

1\1iller.

Corry, Annie R

Sautee

White.

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~ AME OF PUPil.

POS'l'-Ot<'FIOE

CO(!~T\

Craft, l\Ielvan

Augu ta

: .. Richmond.

raft, Lewis

Augu ta

Richmond.

rOR, R bert L

Blaine

Pickeno.

Darnell, Oreste

Tal1cing Rock. ' Pi kenu.

Darracott, Hattie M

Pitts

"Wilcox.

Davi, alIi

Offerman

Pierc .

Daw on, John F . . . . . . . Hawkinsville ,. Pulaoki.

Do ,Lee F. . . . . . . . . . . .. anton

I eroke

Dougla ,Jame

Guy ie

Appling.

Elrod, Elia H.......... tile bora . .

Bartow.

Ellis, Charles L.

Fitzgerald

Irwin.

Evan, T. Frank

Macon

Bibb.

FauIkn r, Kaney A

Jackson

Butts.

F rn ide, Dixey

Thomasville

Thomas.

Fincher, Gu tavu L

ave pring

Floyd.

Fl:::.nder , Edna W

Brun wick

Glyun.

Flint, Etta 1\1 . . . . . . .. ybert

Lincoln.

Forbe , Grace

Roy ton

Franklin.

Fraser, In z

Vienna

Dooly.

Freeman l\Iamie L

ichol on

Ja k. on.

Freeman, Hoyt

'icholon

Jack on.

Freeman, 0 car M. . LaGrange

Troup.

Freen:~n, Robelt H

Gaine ville

Hall.

Gallimu1'e, Tempia

edartown

Polk.

Gardner, John R

McDonough

Henry.

Garmon, Fannie L

Alpharetta

l\Iiltun.

Gatewood, Charle C

Columbus

l\fu c gee.

Gay, Mettie L

Atlanta

Fulton.

Gentry, Marcu D

Yellow reek

Dawson.

Giles, Ielisa

A hburn

Turner.

Gordon, l\Iinnie L

Ludowici

Liberty.

Gordon, Nancy

Walthourville Liberty.

Gordon, athan A

Atlanta

Fulton.

Griffith, Ge rge W. . . . . .. olumbu

Mu cogee.

Hardy, Dolly L. . . . . . . . .. cotclale

DeKalb.

Harris, Robert

Hunter

Appling.

Hart, l\Iamie E

avannah

hatham.

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NA!\fF. 0."- PUPIl.

POST-o~'nCE

OOUNTY

Hart, Fr d rickJ

'avannah

Chatham.

He, tel', lara

Adri80n

John Oil.

Highnote William \V

Ri hland . . . . . . . .. tewart.

Hodge , W. 1'0 by

Atlanta

Fulton.

Holbrook, Thomas 1\1.

Birmingh~lm

lilton.

Horne, Oliyer '

Cuthbert

Randolph.

!IowaI'd, Iaggi M

Jlarble

Colquitt.

Howard, l\Jadg

Lithonia

DeKalb.

Ingram Berni J[. . . . .. ulloden

;'11 111'0 .

Jaud n, Tommie

pringfield

Effingham.

John on, Eunice

Griffin

,paulding.

John on, E. May

Lyerly

hatto gao

Jone , Eunice

Spring Place

Murray.

Jorden, William

Moultrie. . . . . . . .. olquitt.

Jordon, J nnie L

Pelham

~itchell.

Kelly, Patrick H

Vienna

Dooly.

Knapp, teph n ,

Tallapoo a

Raral on.

Looney, larence L

Royston

Franklin.

f,ovvorn, Bertha I . . . . . . .. edartown

Polk.

:\Iarlin, Mattie R

Brun wiek

Glynn.

;\Iartin, J e B . . . . . . . . .. arrollton .. . . .. arroll.

;'Ilatthew , Joe D

'or lele

Doal) .

;'IIatthew , Ella

;'lIt. Vernon

Montgomery.

McC'anle. , Katherine

Canton

C'herok .

;\r({'ll1I'e, J>lIIII',.;

Ho,.;\jlle

, \\"alker.

:\1 tClu 1'p, \\":11 l'lCt'

l{o~ \'j lle

\\" al hI'.

.'olc lure. :\[ary

H.. \ille

\\'alk r.

.\k<'\:rd, L,:4tcrU

('atnuh

Harri..

:\[tC'rary, l~fli ;\1

.\t]"nta

fulton .

.\1cCulhJt\'>l1 , Ettie L

SC'noia

('()\\" ta .

.\fcDani 1, .\nnie L

Wa\crly lJall

HaITi .

.\lcGinni." Ern C :\(cKi"nncy, (~cl)r{, \

\Jlliaretta Augu,.;ta

.\rilton. Rithmond.

:\realur, Lillie :\1.

HOlll ' ........... Floyd.

J\I eks. Elizabeth

~i('hol

Coffe .

;\Ierritt Ollie I

_. 'umming

r~ r::lyth.

:\1ill ., Bennie 1<

:\1 t. Yernon

:\Iontgomery.

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PO '"-oFf're,,

OU~TY

~Iitchell, Opal

Sunny ide :

palding.

~Ionroe, alloway G

Bu hanan

Haral on.

M ore, Lilli A

Moore' Mill. I . . .. herok

~Iorgan, Howi t E

ave pring

Floyd.

~Iorgan, Marcu' E

Cave pring

Floyd.

Morgan, Ed M )Iorri, amuel A

ave Spring
J? mer

Floyd.
~Ionroe.

Murdock, I aa X

Lindale

Floyd.

~Iurray, Beulia V

Odurn

,rayne.

Na h, Howell

Decatur

DeKalb.

Tash, Harlow C

Eastman

Dodge.

Owen, Ruby

Ja per

Pickens.

Parson, Hattie I

Brin on

Decatur.

Peace, Lee. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. aye pring

Floyd.

Pedri k, Hazel F

avannah . . . . . . . .. hatham .

Pedrick, Annie

avannab

Chatham.

Pope, Grover C

Doerun. . . . . . . . . .. lquitt.

Pope, Leon M

Doerun. . . . . . . . . .. olquitt.

Pope, Leola

Doerun

Colquitt.

Price, arha

Ohoopee

Toomo .

Reeve, LulaP

Hapeville

Fulton.

Reeve , Henry G

Hapeville

], ulton.

Reynold ,Luciu W

.. arrollton

Carroll.

Rich, Raymond

La u t Grove , .. Henry.

Rogel, Emma'.,

'ordele

Dooly.

'kelton Frank \V
Skipper, Pauline c:

Cleveland
~Iacon

White. Bibb.

mitb, Hallie~I.

ave 'pring

Floyd.

Smith, Li a

\tlanta

Fulton .

.'mith, Elbert E

alhoun

Gordon.

,'purlin, Thomas J

Blair ville

nion .

. 'purlin, Jo ph A

Blairsyille . . . . . . .. nion.

:-\titt rion

LaGrange

Troup.

:-\trickland Frank

Atlanta

Fult n.

:-;tricklaml Edelka

Atlanta

Fulton.

,'trickland, Lillie H

Atlanta"

Fulton.

'wain, F..,ffi B

Adair ville

Bar.tow.

22

N A;UE OP P PH,

POS'.r-o F"'" ICE

COUNTY

Thurston, Leonard 0

Jackson

Butt .

Tippin, George L . . . . . . .. urrency Appling. 0

Todd, Jo ephu

" 00 ter.. . . . . . . .. feriwetlH'r.

Tucker, Jennie B

Ba' ett

"'arren.

Tyson, Jefferson D

B oker .. Je o

smilieI', Meon y

Ro ville

Walker.

Vaughn, Mary J. .

Blueridge

0 Fannin.

'''ade, M. Irene......... ochran

Pula ki.

Wade, (.lomon

Augusta

Richmon(~.

Walker, Harry P

Lithonia.

DeKalh.

Wallace, Beulah

Buford

Gwinneti.

Ware, Alva E. . . . . . . . . . .. argent

Coweta.

'Yare, Thoma A

argent

Coweta.

"'are, Je e R

argent......... oweta.

Weaver, Margie
'V aver, David L

Atlanta Dudley

Fulton. L"uren .

Weaver, William

Dudley

Lauren .

Weil, Ielvin

avannah

hatham.

W t, G. Elly

Doerun

0 olquitt.

We tscott, Eugenia

Atlanta

Fulton.

William , Herbert........ xford.......... ewton.

"illiam , Au tin. . . . . . . .. edartown

Polk.

Willingham, Connor A tatham

Jack on.

Wooddall, Fannie 1.

Trion

hattooga.

Young, Elliott B

tephen

0 Oglethorpe.

White Male While female
Total

!17 70

0

WI

o'



23

LI T OF OUXTIES REPRE 'ENTED-\\'IIITE DEPARTME T,

.,,,,Ie b'emale Total

Male b'emale 'fota

Appling .... 2 0 2 Jeff Davis ... 1 0 1
Bartow...... 1 2 3 Lauren . .... 3 1 4

Bibb ....... 2 2 . Butt ...... . 3 1

4 4

Liberty Lownde

. ..,.. .. ..

0 0

1 1

1 1

alhoun ..... 1 0 1 Meriwether 1 0 1

Carroll ...... 2 0 2 Milton ...... 2 2 -!

Chatham .... 2 4 6 Mitchell..... 2 0 2

Chattooga ... 0 2 2 Monroe ..... 1 0 1

Cherokee .... 2 2 4 l\Iontgomery. 2 0 2

layton ..... 1 1 2 l\Iurray ..... 1 1 2

offee ...... 1 1 2 Mu co{;ee ... , 1 1 2

Colquitt ..... 4 2 6 Newton ..... 1 1 2

oweta ..... 2 2 4 Oglethorpe .. 1 0 1
Decatur ... . 0 1 1 Picken .... . 2 1 3

DeKalb ..... 3 2 5 Pierce ....... 0 1 1 Dodge ...... 1 0 1 Polk ....... 1 2 3

Dooly ...... 2 2 4 Pula ki ..... 1 1 2

Effingham .. 1 0 1 Richmond ... 4 0 4

Emanuel ... 1 0 1 Rockdale . .. 1 0 1

Fannin ..... 0 1 1

creven .... 2 1 3

Floyd ..... . 6 2

palding ... 0 2 2

For yth .... 0 1 1

tewart ..... 1 0 1

Franklin .... 1 1 2 Tattnall .... 1 0 1
Fulton .... . 6 7 13 Toomb .... 0 1 1

Glynn .... 0 2 2 Troup ...... 2 0 2

Gordon ..... 2 0 2 Turner ..... 0 1 1

Gwinnett ... 0 1 1

nion . .... 2 0 2

Hall ........ 1 0 1 Walker .... 2 3 5

Haralson .... 3 0 3 'Warren ..... 0 1 1

Harri

1 1 2 Wayne ..... 0 1 1

Henry ..... 2 0 2 White . .... 1 1 2

Irwin ....... 1 0 1 Wilkes ...... 0 1 1

Jackson ..... 3 1 4 Wilcox .... 2 1 3
Jefferson ... 1 2 3 Total. ';17 70 167

-.



24

"EGRO DEPART:ME~T.

SAllE OF I"'UPIL

PO ~'-OFFJOt:

o NTY

Adam. , Lizzie

Rome

'.' .. Floyd.

Barco, Edward B

Atlanta

Fulton.

Boon John

Atlanta

Fulton.

Bradl j' Jaml Bagby, larenc

Eatonton Atlanta

Putnam. Fulton.

.HI' k, Hatti

Columbu

Muscogce.

Butler, \ralt r

'rifton. .. .

Tift.

arter Frank

Talb tton

Talbot.

Caldwell, E t lla

Brent

Ionroe.

Dicker. on, Hutha

Tennille

\\ ashington.

Dinkin', Henri tta

olumbu

Mu cog e.

Dozier,Ge rgia........... lumuu

Mu cogee.

Grant, Amanda

.Linchburg . . . . . .. Putnam.

Green, harie

tlanta

' .. Fulton.

Hawk, Lilli,

Atlanta

.Fulton.

Hendel' on J 1111

Atlanta

.. .. Fult n.

Hughcy, Early

". ave pring

Floyd.

Hend I on Yiola

Machen

' Putnam .

.Tame Je ..c

LaGrange

.- .. Troup .

.J nnj 11 " Emma D.. . Tallia:fena

Chattooga.

Jos y, "'ill G

For yth

Monroe.

Lawr nc ,Anni L

Jack on

Butt.

Luke, Albertha

avannah

hatham.

l\I Millan Rhmly J

0 ilL'\,

Irwi n.

MeadO\I' ,Annie 1.

Z tella

palding.

Mit hell, C'lyda M

R me

Fluyd.

Mitch 11 Rob rt

Fitzgerald

Irwin.

~orman Elijal.

Haddo k

. .Jon '!'.

1\eal Elsie .

Albany . .. .. '. Dougherty.

Ore, John .....

.. Rom

Floyd.

Riley PI' ciou Y

. 'ar nyille

Taylor.

hepherd, Iattie I

. Da,\' on

.T rrell.

immon , Edward. . . . Macon

Bihh.

25

~A:ME ot' PUPIL

COU>'TY

'mith, Janie. . . . . . .. White Plain

Gr en.

Todd, Pattie

McRae

Telfair.

\Vade bezen ..

". Bronwood .. i

Terrell.

Wiggin, ""illie . . . . . . . . .. olumbu

Mu cogee.

\\ illiam , Willie

.. Hawkin ville. . .. .Pula ki.

William, imly

nois. . .. .. . ... Coweta.

Xegr male .

20

KegI' female

19

Total

39

White male ... 102, Tegro male

20, Total ... 121

White females .. 0, Negro female. 19, Total. '. 104

Total number of pupil

................. 225

Li. t of Counties Repre ented-Colored Deparrment.

Male Female Total
Bibb ...... . 2 1 3 Butt. . . . . . . . 0 1 1
hatham ... j 0 1 hattooga .... 0 1 1 Coffee ....... 1 0 1 oweta ...... 1 0 1 Dougherty 1 0 1 Floyd ....... 2 2 4 Fulton ....... 5 1 6 Green ....... 0 1 1 Irwin ........ 1 1 2

Male Female Total
Jone ...... 1 0 2
Monroe ..... 1 1 2 :Mus gee. 1 3 4 Pula ki ..... 1 0 1 Putnam. 0 3 3
palding .... 1 0 1 Talbott ... '. 1 0 1 Taylor ...... 0 1 1 Terrell ...... 0 2 2 Wilcox ..... 0 1 1

Total .. 20 19 39

:W
REPORT ( F PHY relAX IX DISK\. ES OF KYE, EAR, "\().E AXD THROAT.
Rome. (:.\., Dec.;\1, 190<'. To W. O. OXXOH, Ptil/I'i,xtl.
DE.\R 'lit: - I have to repllrt th following day", devotell to my work :tt the Georgia choul for the Deaf: Jan. 31 Feb.2t, :'IIar.10 Apr. 3, :'Ila,\'. 1, ~Iaj'. 1.), ()ct. ~l, Ot. : 0, Xov.:2 and Dec, 11.
Thirty new white pupils \\'ere examine I and entered upon the Clinical Record during th ycar. Thre' \'i it w r made t the '01,)1' 'd D pMtment and ;<uch att ntion a eemeu to be requir d \\,a' !{iVtD.
Xineteen children, t\\'lJ of whom II' r n gr ea, were giv n th full atropi n' teo t for en\)r of refraction. Gla ilea w re recommended and fUl'I1i:,;hed many IIf the , hut a on iderable pl" nt, n 'erling glasses vcry mU('h, h,l\'e never pnwurd them.
Adenoid \'eg tation ' 1l<1\'e becn craped frum th' nmmpharynx of t 'n pupili'.
ix ehildrn hU\'e hall fau('ial ton ,il;< exci,; ,d. Op rations to reduc' ubstructing turbinnt ,to II' e na~:tl breathing and drainage havc b en dune in twelve in::ltance;::, amI to cut away ob,.,tru(ting na '11 purs, in four ini'tance:<. 011 ' tied tongu wa relea'" '<1 lIy operation. 1'\\'0 wellmarkecl 'il'" of traehll!)ul lin\' b 'n under tr atment. The;::e pupil;:: ought to b excl11l1ccl frum the sl'llOol until cured and tltis I'C('Olnnl 'ndation is repeat d \\'ith nlpha i . :\lanyacute 01' chwni di~eal'e,; (If th no'(', ye ear or thrllat have 1'1;'(' i\'ed attention.

27
Rpeech (lefect' ar heing more carefully tudi d, with a yiew t p ssible c rrecti n. Mi" )1 Daniel and other tea hers are givinO' valuahle a i. tance and ugge tions in thi work.
On )lay 1 it wa. my privilege to talk to the teacher on
y ire mechanism. Mi r . c pie examination for hook-worm egg have be n
made for ~eyente n pupil and ggs were found in eight in tanc ~.
Y ry re pedfully, Ro' P. ox, l\I.]).

2

REPORT OF THE TREA 1JRER.

To the IIonomble Boan{ of Tnlstees of the Georgia hool (01' the Deaf.

GENTLEMEN: As Trea.. urer, I give b 1 w the amount received and paid out by me from January 1 t. 190 to December 31 t., 190

PPORT F ND.

190, .

DEBITS.

Jan. 10. To Part f Appropriation for 1gO

3,OH. 66

Jan. 20. To Part of Appropriation for 190

3,167.21

Feb. 1-1. To Part f Appropriation for 190

5,030. 6(;

Inr. 14. To Part of Appropriation for 190

2,977. 27

Apr. 13. To Part of Appropriation for 190

3,472. 13

fay 12. To Part of Appropriation for 190

3,346. 5

June 17. To Part of Appropriation for 190

,237. 42

Aug. 10. To Part of Appropriation for 190

3,'621. 5'

ep. 12. To Part of Appropriation for 190

1,552. 69

(I t. 7. To Part of Appropriation for 190

2,994. 10

Xov: 10. To Bal. of Appropriat.ion for 190

4,05 . 4

Xo\'. 10. T Part of Appropriation for

1.09 ... 2,02.24 ... 6,140.72

De'. 31. To Amount TranElferred from Leath-

er Dept

'

To Amount Tran8ferred from Print-

ing Dept

,

.

To \.mount Tran ferred from Wood

Working Dept

.

To Amount Tran fen'ed from fetal

\\ orking Dept

.

T Amount Tran ferred from 'ew-

ing Dept

,'

.

To Amount Transferr d Other our-

206. 30
124. 34
79. 1
12.
372. 0:2

29

ce

To Amount Borrowed from Lt. Jato.

ional Bank

To Amount Transferred from R pair

Fund

~"

301. 19 634. 12 1,549. 71

41 62. 53

CREDITS

By \ oucher

. 36,~24. 63

By Over-draft 1907 . .4, 63. 1~

By Amount on hand .. 27..1:, 77

41, 62. 35

190 Feb. 7. ~Iarch 6. April 6.
~Iay 1.
Jun 5. July. 5. Aug. 10.
ept. 4. Oct. 2. Kov. 7. Dec. Dec. 31.

LEATHER-\"ORKING DEPARTl\lENT.
DEBITS.
To al s for January ............. To ales for February ............ To ale for March .............. To ales for April ................ To ale for May ................ To ale for June ................ To ale' for July ................ To ale for Augu t .............. To ale for epternber ........... To Sal for October .............. To ales for November .........'... To ales for December ............

Total ........................... By Amount tran ferred to upport
Fund .........................

12 10 14 45 45 10 12 15 19 30 19 15 15 -5 10 35
9 .55 25 15 1 25 7 9lJ
206 30
$206 30

PIH:\TfNG OEP.... RT~fE:\T.

1907.

OEBI1: .

Feb.

-
I.

To f4ale' for J<lJ1uary

.

:\Iarch n. To . 'alc' for Fehruilry

.

April Ii- To 'ale' for -:\[arch

.

May 1. ~alc:3 for April

.

June. 0. 'ale::; for -:\Iay

.

July. 5. ,'all''; for Jun .-

.

A-ug. 10. Sale,; for July

.

,'ept. ;-l. Hale' for .\ugu t.

.

ct. :2. ~al :; for 'ptemh r

.

~ov.

-
I.

.~ale,; for 0 tobcr

.

Dec.

....al .' for )\ovemher

.

Dc. ~1. 'nl ,., for Dec-em her

.

Total

.

By Amount TranRferr d to 'upport

Fund

.

12 '1.) It 00 15 4H 17 05 22 I.') 6 1.) 00 (JO 00 00
:2 no
'0
16 65 4 GO
$1:24 3-1

\\'001)- ""Oil KT~(; DEPA RT~fE:\T.

HlOc'.

DIWIT:;.

Feh. I. To 'all.": for January

.

March Ii. To ,ale.' for Fehruary

.

April Ii. To Sale' for -:\[arch

.

May J. To all" for pril

.

June. .1. To 'ale for -:\Iay

.

July.

To 'ale for June

.

l\Ug. 10. To

for July

.

Hcpt. -1-. To . 'al . for Augu t

.

Oct.

To ....,ale for eptember

.

~ o\". 7. To ale' for 0 tober

.

DeC'. s. To 'ale for 'ovcmber

.

DpC'. :-n. To 'ale' for D c mbcr

.

Total

.

By Amount Tran. ferred to 'upport

Fund

.

14 92
1 78 7 40 3 50 1 55 13 0,
50
1:) f)!'j
17 -7 25
1 ~5 1 77
1

~l

\[ETA L- II'OHKl:\(; DEP,I HT\I 1':'\''1'.

l~O,'.

DEBlTI; .

Feb. I. Ttl fo'al ,; for .January

'.' .

~la1"l1t l. To fo'alc,; for F bruary

.

.\pril n. To :-\al ,; for ~[aJ"('h ,

.

~Iay l. To Sal" for .\pri1,

'

.

June. .). To :-\al . for -'fa,\'

.

Jul.}: . :'). To ,'ale,' for .June

.

r\ ug. 10. To ,'ale: for .July

,.

Sept. -L To :-\ale,; f()]' \ ugnst

,

Oct. 1. To :-\alcs for Heptem her

.

:\01' . I. To :-\a1 s for Odoher

.

Dec.

) (

To ~a]e for ~o\' ndlcr

.

Det. :i1. To Sales for 1k('cll11) 'r

.

Total.,

.

By Amount Tran,;fcrrec1 to Support

Fund

,,

.

n,:') . 40
1;')
;')0
-0
!).') 2;') 1;,)
2.)
zr
:") 25 :2 00
:::'1:2 0
. P- ,'0

Ino,'.

Feb.

-
/.

~[:1r('1l (i.

.\pril (i. ~ra'y 1. June. .). July. .1. \ ug. 10. ~ept. -1-. (kt. 1.

:\0'". I. Dt't'. j~.
Dec. ;~1 .

"1'11'1:'\0 IlEP.lflT\LE:'\T.

DEBITS.

To ,'ale,.; for Janua ry

.

To :-\a1 ~ for Fehrua ry

.

To fo'<\ I sf)r ~ Ia n'll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

To :-\ale: for J\ pril

.

To ,'all" for ~Ia,\'

.

To :,-\;\1 'f; 01' .Junc To :-\al ,; for July

.

~

.

To :-\ale' for \ ugust

,

.

To ale for Heptcmher

.

To , al , for Odo] I'

.

To ~:.de for Xo\'emh 'r .. ,

.

To ,ales f\ll' D ("mllcr

.

Total

,

.

By \'oucher , . . . . . . . .. . "0 ()()

By A mount Transfl'rr d to

upp()]'t Fund

3'11 0:2

.1 7ll ;')-1- -1-0
1() 4., .1 -1-5 37 V 10 4.,
1;")
1-1- Ii) H '10 '2/ 5 1-1- Ii) -1-1 3H
8-121 01
':-1:22 Ot

32

OTHER SOrf}tCES.

190 .

DEBIT8.

Feb. 1. To Sale for January

.

March 1. To ale for February

.

April 5. To ale for March

.

by 1. To ales for April.

.

June. 5. To ale for May

.

July. 5. To Sales for June

.

Aug. 5. To Sales for July

.

Sept. 21. To Sales for August

.

Oct. 21. To ales for eptember

.

ov. -i. To ales for October

.

Dec. 10. To Sales for Iovember

.

Dec. 31. To ale for Decemb r

.

Total

.

By Amount Transfen:ed to upport fund .

26 :l;,) 21 .";() 6:~ 6 17 h 15 25 30 00 12 (;() 41 CO
1.- r: I
15 L) 20 !)' 22 ,"1
3 1 19 30l 19

EQUIPPING DORMITORY A'D REPAIR .

1904. ov. 10. 1905 Jan. 10.

DEBIT8.
To Appropriation
By Voucher

. 2,75 00 . 2,643 5

To Balance

. 106 ~2

I ORMITORY, APPROPRIATIO ' 1906.

1907. Mar. 12. June 5. Aug. 24. Sept. 17. Dec. 1.

DEBITS.
To Part of Appropriation To Part of Appropriation To Part of Appr~priation To Part of ppropriation To Bal. of Appropriation

2,000 00
2,00 ,n
2,Od.) 00
5,000 00 5,000 00

Total. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 20,000 00

By Voucher

20,021 6

Overdrawn

$ 21 68

;~
FOB HEP.\IRS ETC. Hlll

I
AXD 1DOD.

HIOH

DEBr!.

Jan. 10 To Part of Appropriation for HIO'" ., :~,OOO. 00

,June. 11 'lu Part of .\ppropriation lor HID' ..... 3,000.00

~ TOY. .j. To Part of Appropriation fill' 190n

3.00 . 00

n 000.00

CREDJT:

By Youch ro,

" 7,-1.,0. 2H

By Amouut Tran ferred to upport

Fund

.1540.-1 ~ n,000. on

The halance of .~273. 77 a: 5hu\l'I1 On . upport fund i mi. I ading.

The True Deficit i:; a follows:

We u\YC on ~'U\'ember bills

... 1,373. 73

We uwe 011 Dec('lll h r bill

....... 1,61$1. -10

Due Fin:!L XatiollaJ Bank

. 63-1:. 12

\\'0 ha\' drawl1 on th .Appropriation for HIO!) .. 50,2 -!z

Le . Amount on hand, conl:'isting principally of freight receipt' on coal &c

.709. -1lJ ,'4G.33

7 '6:2.!:l6 Le.. amllUnt on hand, ,I -howl} hy upport fund 27 t .11

Lea\'ing a defi it of We tarted 190' witha d fieit of .

,-,7,56 . IH -1, 63. 1:3

Which J a\'e a deficit tor ] no' of

:2,705. 06

There would nut ha\'e heen any ueficit for 190 if it had

not heen fur rl'paiJ's. We sp nt for repair during the year

"'7,4.-0.2!J.

Re pectfully uhmitted, D. W. '1 MMON., Treusurel'.

REPOR'r OF LEA'rHER-WORKING DEPARTME T.

From J anuarJ' 1, 19 to Dec m bel' SI, 190
CREDIT.
By boots and ho. on hand Dec. 31 19 :By leather and material on hand D c.31, 190 By .. ho and repair for pupil olHing ,rear :By ca h from ales paid to Treasurer ..

]03 65 361 U 5 1 10 2C6 3

Total

.

\.252 19

DEBIT.

'1'0 boot and shoes on hand January I, [90 ..$

'1'0 leather and mat rial on hand JI\Il. I, 190

'1'0 leather and material bought during the

y . l' emling Dec. 01, 190

,

T23 60. 305 '0
500 30

Balance in favol' of Leather-working Del)artm nt

961 65 27 !

REPORT OF PRI OT'l'INU DEPAR'r rENT.

I,'rom January 1, 190 to Dec 111bel' 31, 190 .

R}JDPJ'.
By paper and material on hano Dec. 31, ]90 By work done for the chool durinO' the year By ca. h from ale, paid to Trea urer

$ 309 40 69475 J2! 34

'rotal

$1 12 19

DEBP1\

'ro paper and material on hand Jan. 1,190 .$ .j.1556

'1'0 pap rand materia.1 bonght during the

~. 11,1' end ing Dec. 31 190 ...

355 54

Balance in favor of Printing Department...

1 10 327 93

REPOn'l' OF l\[E'l'AL-WORKJ TG DEPAR'l'MEKT. Fr{)111 JaIlLUI,r., 1, 19 to Dec mb'er31, 190

REDI'V.

By llIa.terial 011 halld 1> c. 31, 190 .....

By work dOlle for the chool dLlrin~ the year

B~' a h from a.le., pl\id to '1 rea. urer

.

'1'0 ttl!

165 5 95 07 12 0
$ 1073 72

DEBIT.

'1'0 \Ila.t ria I 011 hand J allua ry 1 190 '1'0 material bough durinO' the sear endino-
De .31 lOO ....

10 97 21 6

13000

Hal~llIce in f~I\'or of Ietal-workin Departm nt. $ 943 07

RKPOR'l' OF WOOD-WORKI TO DRPART1\IENT. From Januar.v I 190 to Dec mber 3\,190 ,

RED IT.
By material on haud D c. 31, 190 ..... By work done for chool during the year .. By ca h from ales, I aiel to 'l'reasurer .....
'l'otal .

.1,473 09 936 40 011
$ 2A 9 60

DEBIT,
To ma terial on hand January 1 190 '1'0 material bou~ht during the ;year
Dec. 31, 190

nding-

1075.91 H3,00 1,21'. 91

}\a.lance ill favor of Wood-workinjl;' Departm lit. .. 1,27069

.\(,K."O\\'LEDC: )m:\T~.

Thank~ are extcndetl gcnerally to all p 'r:"on' who !ltl\'e in

any WHy eontrihuted to the plemmr of the pupil', or to the

intere.-t of the. chool; to lIon. A. 0, Bacou, ~I.

and

JIon. nordon Le', )[, C. for puhlic docum 'nts; to the

Kerr tary of the Smithsonian In:;titution, for the \'aluable

publieation' of the Institution; to Prof. Eu ene A, ,-'mith,

Ktate :ieulugist, of .\JahilllHI , fur th \'aluahle and in-

teresting report' f hi' bureau; to the "olta Bureau, of

\Yashington 'ity, found d and supported hy Alexamler

Graham Bell, for its yery mluable puhlitations bearing upon

the leaf; a number of nite book for the LilJrary, and to

th propri,tors of th following paper, who hay .0 gen-

>rou:::ly phu: d them on our fil s for the use of tll :-\rhool:

~~ A.M}o~ Ol-~ J01RSI\L.

WIIU1': P(TUI.l~HED.

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.. Lillie U"ek. rk

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olumdo pring'.. 001 Scllool fOI" the Ileaf.

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HOIlll',:\. Y.

!;ehool for lh' Deat.

Deaf arollllian

.)lorglll1ton. ,'.0

'I huol fur lh Deaf.

Vlrgl Il Guide

. tHunton. Vn

. ... ('hool for tbe Deaf.

IllInolsAdnln e

.Iaek 011\"1 Ill'. 111

Hebool for till' ])<'11[,

In titu,lon."ews

Hullfllx. N. ~

>'ehool for tI", Deaf.

K ..nsII ~tHr

.0IAlh ... Kllnsll

:-;1'11001 for, be DeM.

Kenluc-ky ~tandf\.rd

Danville. Ky.

Hchool for the l)('af.

I,nne ~rar \\'eeld~'

Austill. Tl'xas.

'-'chool [01' the Dea.

Louisiana Pelicllll

Baton Hou~l'. La

~ehool fOI" the Deaf.

,\1;lryllll1\1 Bulletin

F re<l'rle k. )1 d .....

d'ho I for till" lIeaf.

Yentur

)1"lone. );. Y

",ehool for till' D Af.

~J s en~.... r

'l'nllndegll. ala

:-ebool for lh.. Ilcaf,

)Jjchigull )J irrul"

Fllut. .1Ich

>;ehool [or lhe Dellf.

.)-
.)/

"".\'1-..: O"~JOl"It='.\L.

WlJhlt.}<~ PUBI.ISlllo:l).

I) ::'\OR.

~II. .'IlUI'I f:ptO,.d

Ful ton, ~I 0

,'eho I fo,. the U 'ltr.

)Il. AI,.\ WO,.ll]

Phlladl'lpllla, Pll.. . chool fo,.lbl' Deat.

)\t'hruska )lut ,Juurnal

Omllha. ""h

.Hchool [or tbe Deaf.

"onh Tlllkolli Banne,.

1)1l\'11", Luke. ". D

",chool fa,. the Deaf.

Ohio ('h,.on!l'l"
.Pn 1111 tto Lpl1 r
J{oekmlln ("ou,.ie,.

.. Columbu". Oblo
.. {"I'dar ;';p"ln~. H. C
Rockmart. na

I-\('bool for th" D\!af. ;;Ihool fo,. the Deaf. Jayne,. <' aldwell.

ROl'ky )!ounta1n Lend I'

. Boulder. )Iont

1-\1'11001 [ r tile Deaf.

Rl'hoo! He,.nld

. 1. Au!;u;,;Un . Fin School [0,. tbe Deaf.

~ilt\llt Echo

\\'!nnlpl'g, Mantloha.. School fa,. til Dear.

~i1"nt Hoo,1 ,.
Hlll'ut Oh, ,"\"e,

Indillnalolls. Ind Knox\'IIIt'. Tl'nu

chool (01' tbe Denf. ;';('hool for the Deaf.

.'i1"nt Work .. ,.

l'rl'utoll. !\. J .

I-\cbool (or tbe Dea.f

Tullll't

. j{omnI'Y. \~', \'11.

.. chool fa" tbe Deaf

Tift on (iaZt't1

Tifton, Gil

..Jobn h IJenlng.

t" tall r~Hglp

()!(Cl"ll, l'tab

,",chool (or the D af.

\\' ash j (\1;1 on lun

.. \"1OcOU\'er, \\"1I"b . cboo1 (or tIll' Dl'ar.

W""kl.\ ('hron!l'le-

. Au u. to. (,ll

.Publlshers.

\Ve"le~'un Chl'lstitln Ad \"01' nte Atlanta. Gn

. .\1. E. Church Soutb.

\\T e '[(11"11 PPlIllsyln-tlliull ..

~:c1A"ewood 1'l\rk, PII SchOOl for the D nf.

\\'h('(>n~ln Time ..

])"II\\'l\n. Wls

ScboOl (0,. tbe Deaf.

()1'I'~OU Outlook

. HIII"m, 0,. gOll

.."cbool for tbe Dea.f.

TABULAR STATE~mNT 11' AMERTCAN SCHOOLS FOR THE DEAF.

PURI.J.OSCHOOT,S 11'\0'!' lNCTJunT:'-IG IlAY-S<11100LH)!)I TilE UNI'!'I';!) 8TA'l')jlSI"OR THE Y1<lAR g~I>lNG 1\OV. 1O.IOOS.

School
---------1

VllcatIon

~ }<;xpendltlll'O Lnst

,.
~~

I

How RuppOrted

<n ..
=~
I I ..; 5' ::: Pot :;: ci .::: Z::: I

~'lscnl Year.

r.?. -

'0~~:

I ~'or I
IbUlld'gS
.~rfOilnldnds

1----,---

':; C

J:;

0::l

'0 be

..<-'" _::l <0n
>~ .::

Alnb.\nH\ Rebool

..lune 10 to !:'ept. 10.....

Slnte

..

Arknnsns Insllllltc

Second \\"cl. In .Iulle to first Wrcl. In Oct

Sulle

.

CalifornIa School

Reconrl ''led. In .June to fourth \\cd. In August

Rlale

.

Colorado I.nstILUtO

First Wl-d. In .lunl.' to tll'St Weel. In HOpt. [Thurs Sept StilLe.. ..

.

olumhln InstltuLlon

''lOll. before Ilisl Wod ..lune to Thurs. lwforL' Inst

Unlll'C1 RUttes and pa~' pupils ..

onn I Amo,h.:nn !-lehool.

)j'rl. bofnl'p Iltsl \V'eel. In .Iuno to sc'eonel Wed. In i:>ept. I;ndowment lind N.J<:. ';t"tl'S ..

. I M~'slle Hcbool

'rwo months nnd n half

l'llntl' IInel tuitiOn fees

..

Flo"lda Hehool

June I to Oet I

Stllll'

..

Georg!l\School.

Wecl. nelll'osl .lune 1st to seeoncl Wed. In Sept

Iilllte.......... .

.

Idabo Rcbool.

Spcond "",'ecl.ln June lOsceolld \\','cl.ln Sept

Rtl\le .

Tllinols School... ..

First \\'('(1. In .lune to tI"SI Wed. In HC'pt.

Stllte..

..

.

Inellnnn f>chool

. .. Iil.'cond woek In Juno to foul'th wCl'.k III Sept

IiIIlW

..

lo\\'n School.

. .lulle30 to Oct. I

Hulle



..

Kanslls Iichool

)j'lrst WNI. In .luno to lIr"O Woel. In Hept

HIIIlI'................ .

..

KenLUck.' tlcbool

Recond "'('(I. In Juno to first \Ved. In S~pt

HtIlIP

.

Loulsll\nn InslltulC

,luno I to Oct I

Htnte

..

Maine School... ..

Mldd Ie o('lune to Second 'MOil. In Sept........... .. HlIIIP

..

frl

\ Mn.r~land ~chool

'1'lIlrd Wod. In JunA to second We'd. In Sept

RllllO

..

lI!. 18choo1 for Oolorod H,'colld weok In ,Jun() to Hccond wcek In Hl'pt

RIMO

"

..

lo,nrke FlchooJ...
MOoAS. N. E. Indul;trlnl

I'ort~ weekA after third Mon. Hept.to tblrd Mon.lSepl. l~ndo\\'nwnt. N. E. tltntos. nnd

PII~' pupils.

[pay pupils.

,lune 1210 Hept, 11

Volulllarycont,lhut'nB.otOote&

MlohlgnnlSchool

Thill'S, Ilftl.'l June 7 to I hiI'd Wed. In Sept

Iilltto

..

Mlnncsotn 8chool.

1"lrst Tiles. In June to Bl'conrl '!'u~~. In Sept

HtllLC.. .

..

Mississippi Institution

Third Wed. In Juno to tlrst Mon. In Oct

HII110

,

.

Missouri School. ..

1"Il'st WNI. In June to s('('ond Wed. In Sl'pt

SWll'

..

Montana Scbool

fOecond Wed. In JunC' toseoond Wed. In Sept

8U1te

.

Nebl'tskn Institute

FleC'ond'Vcd.ln Juno to tblrd Wed. In Sept

Stille...

..

.

:1lI~i2O 1 $:7107..:2JiJIO;, j'" M...OO

Ii;.; 66.O'JO

15U .......

1M SI.P59

lHlt

:;0

liS ...

...

~W :l7,iljil

7.000

41 '117 1~II.S27 .. 1.i,Hlli,

HII IIll.1:1O

H70

:ll12 liS.OOO :3.000

21:1 51,3l-\H ..

410 72.149 ..

146 25.000

500

llti 20.1100 :J5.000

114 2KIOO

711

51 1(1.000 07.000

HiO 51.7:12

29

11.571

:)'10 1lI1.IH9

9.f>fl7

2111

OI.HfJ7

4.0:}1

1112

:~;.179

lE),fl71

401 IXI,500 51.lj()()

47 ;]:1.000

2.ilOO

214 40.007

2.:Jrlll

$HJO.OOO

:lIKl.mO

1.051.000

;125.<Kl0

7~5.(KlO

:lilli, INK) 1O.(XM)

C>:l

15,()(lO

11(1,500

5J 1.()5:1
. fi,i;i),OOO
:!75.000 2110.000 altO.uoo K.;.IXX)
~;j5.0(JO J~5.(KXJ
150,OIlO

521~1lI1, 20;i.:llIi
20fj.ri~lij
3.;0.()()()
Js2.000 225,000

New Jcrsf>Y Rchool.

Jllne 16 to KeptemheI"!O... .. .

. Stnte . .

.

l:;(l 40.000

5.000 150.000

1':ew Mexico School. .

. .June to S<'ptember

,

,

'l'e''''ltor~.... .

..

. al) 7;;.000 3,HOO <to.IXIO

NeW York lnsritullon .. Kecond Tu<,sdn~' In June to tbl"d '\'ed In !-lept

SIItte. counties. and pa.y pupils 5o')li J().;.r,UO 1r,,7'11 iiOO.cNIO

lr' C<,ntral N. Y.lnslltuL'n Second wl'ck In ,J uno to thl"d Wed. In H('jlt....... .. :-Itme Ilnd ('Ountll's....... .. .. laO

'Vl'ste,:n N. Y. lnst'n ... ~'ol'lytwow'ks Mtt'r flrst Mon.l:;ept. to fI"st Mon. SPpt Rtate. cou nll<'s. "nd pn~ pu plls ~On

N Y 1':ortbern N. Y.lnst'n .. Rl'c.>nd Wed. In ,Iune to second W('d.ln Sept

Htnte nnd counties

, .. V'l

3U,H2H

:~,X02

52.aWj

!j.'5-1

28,21{\ ..........

131).(1(10
;dJO.IXNl 140.000

.

.

lnst. for Imp',"d fns'n .. Le (Joutellix St. Ma,."'s.

'I'hfnl WNl.ln June to Wod. lwfoto laSI. ".eek

first Wed. In .1'"1e to

In Se Il"st

~)lto,n....In

. Hept ..

StIlte. HII,te,

counLil's. counties,

and nnd

pay po."

pupils pupils

2r,1 III I

71.U21 41.r,17

210.000

HOk

21~,(MX)

St. Joseph's Insrlwte .. Last Frl. In June to Second Mon. In !'lept

, !:ltnte, counties, ano ptL~ pupilS !nil 102.027 Ill.lliO ~').(I()()

1Alban~HonH'!'lehool.Sl'('ond Tiles. In June to third \\'<,11. In Sept.
N C S('hoOI'tt Morg,ulLon .. Hecond Wl,o.ln June to se'cond ,"Voo. In Sept

, Stllte

. . li'l
. '1\14

lll.()(M) '16.()(JO

. . . 2..,!iO.O..

Ir,()()()
2no;ono

1. Kchool at Raleigh

Second \\'ed. In June to second W('(1. In ~cpt

Stltte

.. lOr, t5.O<XI 5.700 l(X).()(X'

North Dakota School

["I"st W,'<l.ln Juno to flrst Wed. In :->ept

i..Hme

.. 77

~;j,~)4

r,.!i!',s 121.32.Q

Ohio lnslltutlon..... .. Second Wed. In .June to second Wed. In Rept

HUtte

. fj20 120.()()() ~4.()()() (\&l,OOO

Okl"hom" Institute.... . regon !:lchool.... ..

Jul~', Augustnno Septemlle,. .

,June 1010 Heptl6

.

'I'errlto'.' Htnte...... . ..

. 120 . KI

27.()()() 1~.571

2:5~2' lio,OOO

(PennLL.lnstltutlon

I.'rl. before IItst Wed. ,June toWed. beforelll'(l Frl. I:>ept St"te endowment &: pn~' pupils 5'>:\ Hix,llm 'I,MI 1.000.(XIO

p,t < 'Vestern Penna. Jnst'n. 1,nHt Wed. In Juno to Hrst Wed 10 S<,pt

Stare &: "oluntar'~' contrlbut'ns ~11l nn.KIKl

1.1171i 5111.52:1

. ,Pennn. Oral School

lunfl20 to Sept. 1.

Stnt<'......

..

. 110 2S.IXIO

1.~'OO

J 19.51X)

ll-1ome'l'l'aln'Kln Speecb None.. .

.

::llnte and pnr pupils ..

Rhode Islond Institute

Third Frl. In June to spcond Mon. In Sept............ HllItO

..

1Ir, II

20.750 31).000

.. '27:00)'

1\.;,000
1J7.000

Soutb CarolIna Institution Last Wed. In June to fl"st Wed. In Oct

South Do.kotn School.

S<'cond 'V<'d. In Tune to second 'Ved. tn Sept

'l'ennesseo SCIIOOI.

Third Wed. In June to second I"rl. In Sept

Hlate and pety pupils .

SUlle

.

::lto.tl'

.

1'17 7K

. ":!li.~>7 i'

1lI0 42,000

1,500 5.l\.'ill
!iOO

UK,IXIO 78.Ga7 250.IXN)

00 <:0

T,'xnsSchool.

'.rhlrd W",d. In June to tblrd Wed. tn Sept

'illite

.

4all Ilt.40li 8.5(10 '100.000

Texfls InsLltute rorColoreo~+.. June J5to Sept. 15

SWle

.

liO 21,750

...... 7r,.(lOO

Utnh I:>ehool..... ..

First 'Ved. In June to f1"st "Wed. In Sept

Stnte unt! Plt~' pupils

. ~~ 41),000

2t5.(~X)

Vlq:lnln School'

Second Wed. In JUDe to nrst 'Ved. In Sept

Hlatu

.. 161 :llUiOO

1.500 22.3.000

:::: :::: ::1" . Wo.shlllgtOo Stnte School' Thurs. arle" ll'St Weel. tn Mny to last 'Ved. In Aul( Stltte ............................ 0

'Vest Vlr!(lnla Scbool

~'ort~ w'les after second ,"Ved. Sept. to ~nd 'Vod. Sept Htate.

.

.

lfi,~ 4ii.()O(J

i:iO:OcX)

WisconSIn School

Second Wed. III June to seeont! ,"Ved. In Sept

f:ltnte

.

201

(~),OOO

'W,OOO

:!()(),()()()

(10 Public Schools. t~l Public Day-Schools.

I

~ Denomlnntlonnl &: Prl"nte

HI Sch'ls In the United StnteS'1

Contalns a depnrtment for tbe blind also, the expenses of whlob are Included In tbe sttLtemellt of expenditure. +1"or tho ~'eor 11)00.

No Infonnatlon ,eeched.

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GEOR n ~ .'CHOOL FOR TfIE Dl~l\ F,
C,\\'E ;;PHL'(;, (;F.OIWrA,
l'IL\B,\l"l'I'H OF TilE )4I'!I00L,
The orgia R('hoo\ for th Deaf, af; itl< nallle implies, i; stri('tly a Rehoo! for the du('ation of thol<c pcr,.;on' w!lo ar /00 r1('(/f to rce iY' in~tl'U('tion in the c'ol11mon ~ehoo!;.:,
Thof'e personR who arc dUlI1b hut not dr'r(f ar 11< t entitled to the henefit;.: of tlte Rchoo], a" they ('an he ellU('atcel hy the method;.: u~ '11 in the l'OIllll10n ~dlOO!;':, if the,\' can he edu('aied at all. Thl' mcthod.. here <11" adaptl'd for deaf Jl!'l'liOII,' and not for the !I(,(/I'iug,
The Rc'hoo] i" neither an 1/,,!j!/I11/ nor 11 /'htll'itl/iJ(f' itl,,/i//I/iOII, unle,,.; other puhlic' ,"('hoo], ;l1Hl tIlt' "ariou;.: hranch f' of th' I-'tat(' rni,' 'r"ity rank a" "ll(,II,
LOl ',\TIO): ,
The Rehool i" loeatel! at Ca\'(' RpJ'ing, ill Floyd county am! i" a"il,Y ;1('('C" ihl' froll1 all part" of th' ~tlltl',
It ha~ a D 'partl1l 'nt for \rhite p 'Opll' and one for "KegroeR, ",hieh are ntir'I," ;.;epamle and di;.;tillC't, exeC'pt a;.; to ;,;up('rintendence,
TilE "C'!I00L T:" ;\0):-, ECT,\BI.\):,
.\mday 1:lellOo] i' held for an hour eH('h Runday m ruing in whieh the Intel'llationa! Runday R('hoo! 1.l',,,on a l' used a,.; fa l' a,' prac-tiea hie, and in the ;1 ftemoon aLec t mc of about a half hour';.; duration i;-; cle1iyercd in the ehapel, in the Rign-Ianguag', the ;.;ulJjl'c't of the Lce'ture h 'ing the Ie, son for the next Runday, EYer,)' pupil i:s requir d tu attcncl thc;.:c ex rei"c;.:,
Rhould any ofiil'er h fuund trying to inculcate the p uliar c!octrin ~ of hi~ parti('ulnl' elHll'eh, it wuuld h ('on,'iderecl ,uffici 'nt ('ause for cliRmi"~al. if per,;i. tcd in,

-H
OBJEt'r OF I'll E ":C'1I00L.
The primary olJject of the Stlwol i: to gi\'e tu the deaf "lIe-h a knowledge of the Engli h language as will enable th m to 1I'" it in pursuing the u:ua1 flyocation' of life. The next 1Il0"t importa nt o1Jj 'et i" to giye them in truction in one or mOl" hranche: of handicraft, a' U e great majority of them must of n ce. Kit.)', on account of th ir ..Iffiietion, rely on . om thing of thi" kind for cuning u liyelihood. .\.Iong with th 'e, tl yare gi\' n in truetion in G ography GranlllHlI', Hi. tory Xnturnl Philo ophy, Arithmetic- and P nlllnn. hip, or in other woro , it i
ndeavor d to giye th III a pra tical 'ommon 'chool education.
Articu.!atiun and lip-reading are taught to tho e pupil, who aft'r a prolonged trial are found to pos ess the re luisit a hility to \\'<lI'rant its ('ontinuance.
BOYK ar giv n in:trl1C'tion in Printing, \rood-working, "'ood-carving Paintin T, 'ho -making, BlaC'ksmithinrr and (~al'(l ning,
(;irl.- are taught plain: wing, cutting and fitting, cooking, and it iR int ndc(l to introducc other :uitahl industrie' in the necll' future.
A given numh r of hoth h yf; and girl are given le8";dll~ in l rawing in Char<' ai, 'rayon, \ratcr-e lor, P neil, 'nd Pen and Ink sk tehing, m challical dt'<Lwing, in De'igning, and in mod ling in clay, af; well a in \\'00 l-c-urving.
Of cOl1l'''e th degre of progre" mad n the e line , d 'p nd' almof;t entir 'l~' upon th indivi lual effort made hy the pupil.
'LOTH [xc: '
,\. uniform of neat appearanC'e, and of uh tantial materia I, haf; h en adopted hy the Board of Tru..tee., for both th' lllal and femal' pupil, which th yare r>qllir d tu wear a aII ti.m " 1I0t only at ch 01 but in coming to and

42
111 g ing therefrom, and a no deviation will be allowed fJOm thi lUle parent ,,-ill a, tL m~eh- tl u 'el ~. troubl and expen e of furni hing th l' nt l' lothing than that prescribed by the Board of Tru tee'. - Pupil mu t bring "ith them and k p on hand the numb l' of article. of ach kind prescrib d in it li"t, which will bent upon application and a lit of the arti 1 -ent with the pupil up(,n ntcring eh 01 at tl e beginning of each teIm, ~huuld <.lway. ], plae d in the trunk, '0 that th Matrun can h ck th m up aJ d nt r them in a book kept for til pmpo. e.

LE'rrER \l'HITI~G.
Pupil who can do 0 ar required to write home at lea ,t once a month and for tho wI 0 caml0t, tI Principal will writ, and for thi purpo e stamp should h furni hed each pupil.

BU r:\ES LETTER AXD PA KAGES.

All bu ine lett 1" l' 1 tter of inquiry and all notice

or dir ctions in r gard to pupiL, must be addre" d to the

Principal, and not to 'ubol'dinate, (officer or mpl ye-)

(lth rwi no aU ntiun will be paid to them.

All mon ys int n 1 d for th hildren had b t be ent

direct to the Principal and h Idll b l' pon ibl for it,

other\\-i e not.

.cUl 1 tt I, and packag , either by mail, fr ight or

xpr

houldontain the name of th pupil plainly

writt n, and the word, G orgia chool for the Deaf, a,

part of their addl' " oth rwi e th y may not b d livered,

f l' ncith l' th po t-ma t 1" n r milr ad ag nt are up-

po d to know the name of th pupil.

OVER. Jon'r.
While all rea onable ov right "ill he exerci d at all time" the In titution i not a piace of confinement, and cannot b re pan ible for the afety of truant pupil, nor

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for injuric receivcd duri ng the infraction of the rules neith l' i' it re pon il1e for the mety of pupil in tran 'it to and from homc,
\rHO ARE E~TITLED TO AD~II ~ION.
11 per on in the state: b t\,'een the ages of even and til' nty-fixe y ar , who are 100 derif to be educated in the common. ('h lOl", and who ar\3 otherwi e in a condition mentally and phy ieally to receive in truction profitably, and fre from any immoral con luc.t or contagious di a e, shall be ntitl d to admi ion a. pupil to all th privileges of the l' pectiv departn: ent of the Georgia. cho 1 for the D af, fr e of cost, to remain such a number of chool term or portion th reof a' the Board of Tru tee , upon r~commda ti n by th Prin 'ipal, hall ee proper to grant; providl'([, no pupil hall b allow d to l' main more than twelve terms.
In ca e parent or guardian' are unable to furnish the pupil with such clothing a may be prescribeLI by the Board of Tru t e, uch clothing may b supplied by the authoriti of the chool fr e of co t, upon certificate of the Ordinary of the county from "'hich the pupil come , with his official eal attache I, that said parent or guardian i not in a p cuniary condition to furnish 'aid clothing. All pu, il may be furni hed hoe from the hop free of co t.
In ca'c of gr at d titution, which fact may be made to appear by certificate of the Ordinary of thc ounty, under cal, from \I"hich the pupil come', the railroad fare of such pupil, coming to amI going from hoI, may b paid from the upport fund of tl e choo1.
In ca e where pupils hay no homes to which they can be ent for the vacation, the Boarel of Commi ioners of the ounty from \\'hich they come, or other proper authol'ity, shall make th nece 'ary provi ion for their care during vacation.

-lel:
now TO OB'fAli'\' ADMIS8IOX,
It is ncees :uy that appl ication. for the aumi 'ion of pupil he made in form, and any per on whv de ires to enter a ('hild a' a pupil, will be furnished the nece ary blank for this purpo e, tog ther with all neees. ary information, when the Principal is asked to do 80,
All communication. hould be an wered hy return mail, 01' a promptly a circum tanc will admit.
(:ENEHAL IXF()H~IATION,
School opens usuallj about the middle uf eptember and cIa es about the first of the following June, and it is very important that pupil 'hOlllrl entl'1' promptly at the open'ing mui remain to the rlose of the tenn,
Except in ca e. of serious ickne. or death in the immediate family it mut be Ii tinct!y under tood that the pupils will not h all weel to vi it their hom during th ses ion, Of course parent hare the po/cpr to remove their children at any time they see propel' to do so, but in case this is done, they wiU not be allmrc I to retnrn until the opening of the next term in the Sept I11b l' .f llowing, Thi rul ha been rendered nece ary .from the fact that several ti me , epidemics have heen introduced by returning pupils, and this mean a demoralization f the. chool for at Jeast two months and sometime longer.
VISrrI.NG OF PABEN'I'S OH GlARDIANS,
It i earnestly mged upon pal' nt to come with their children up n their first admi 'sion, 0 that they may e for them~elve ju t what will be th ir surroundings, and for this purpo e they will be entertained at the Institutio: for one day only, and thi. without co t. After th first tlme, however, if they h 0 'e to vi 'it their children, which they have the privilege of doing, and which the authoritie of the School are glad to have them do at any time, they will be expected to find accommodation outside the Institution, as

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they cannot be nt rtain d in it, and they lwill save them. 1, mortification and others the unplea ant duty of refu ing, by not a king it.
'A AL \'ISITOR .
Person vi iting Cave pring or vicinity, or other , are alway welcome as vi itor , from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m., and from 2: 30 p. ill. to 4: 30 p. m. on any day of the week except aturday and Sunday, when admission an only be had to the ground , or to th unday chool exerci e and the Lecture.
The Ground <11' nut to be con idered a a7JtLblir lXLrk, n,nd are not opened a u h, and vi itor are exp ct d to ob erve due decorum, and to r frain from molesting the flower or hrubbery, otherwi th y will be ejected.
Any further information concerning the chool will be furni h d upon appli abon to the Principal.
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Georgia chool for the Deaf,
Cave pring, Ga.

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ORDER OF EXER I E..

The following j the order of exercise' of the chao1 from ~Iarch 1.-th to ctob l' l,-th:

A. M.

P. M.

Breakfa:t

600 to 630 rtecreH tion

Labor

630 to 730 LH,bor

Recreation

7 aD to 800 R cr ntion

Pr<lY r:. .

' 00 to k 10 npper

chool

kIOtoIO!O Hecreation

Recreation " .. 10 40 to 11 00 :'itudy

chool .. .

II 00 to 1 00 Recreation. . . .

10. ing- xercise I 00 to I 10 Retire.

Dinn r

1 10 to l!O

1 40 to :! HU 2 30 to 5 (~) 500 to 61l) .. 6 0 to 6'0 630 tt) 700 7 DO to (\0
()(} to 9 CO 900

October 15th to March 15th:

A. M.

Br lilda:t...
Reel' alion Prayer: . .
chool Recreation
chool Closing exerci. Dinner

..630 t 7 00
700to 800 00 to R 10
8 10 to 10 !O 1040 to 11 00
II 00 to 1 00 : 1 00 to I 10
1 LO [0 140

llecrt'H tion
Labor R cnmtion
Lipper Reel' ation 'tudy... !-t r' atillil
Retire

P. M.

1 40 to 2 I.,

215to 445

445 to I) 4,-,

.530to 6110

.. 600 to 630

.630 to HOO

00 to 900

.

900

ATURDAY.

Labor

. . . .. . .. . .. 7 00 to 11 00

Recreation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ..,

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. II 00 to 12 00

Dinn r . . . . .. . .. . ..

. . . .. . . . .. .

_12 DO to 1230

No exerci e: in the Hft 1'I100n of atnrela,\'.

ABBATII .
abbath-schoo; at 8:30 A.. M. in the ummel', ami 9:00 in Winter. Lecture in the Chapel }tt 3:00 P. M.
Electri Light: ig-nal i' given for retiring" at 9:15 P, f. at which time very on i suppo. eel to leav the parlor and halls, and he in th ir mom' \\"h n the !io-ht oont at 9:30 P. 1\J,

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INFOlOIATION.
Vi itur are ret' jved daily, aturday and unday excepted, from 9 to 12 o'clock in tb morning. and frum 2 to 4 o'clock in tbe afternoon.
At the opening f the chool term in pt mb 1', and at no other tim , one pel. on accompanying pupils will be enterta ined at the In tituti n for one day only, and tbo e wilo wi h to remain everal day , or who de ire to Y1 it their chilJr n during the term, or at i 1 e, al5 well a tho wbo arrive late at night, will find a good botel "iClin two hundred yard of the In titution, wher they will be ac mmorlatqd at reasonable rate .

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