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RUFUfl W. SMITH. A. M..
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KI'I.KIJ {!. SMITH, A. M.,

KNi.l.l-ll, BPA.V4S, PSDAGOGY.

Mm. RffFUS W. SMITH,

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Mi ' S K I )EPAK I MEN i*

AI.WVN M. SMITH. Dww rOB,

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M.:^ AI.UVN M. SMITH,
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Mi- MIRIAM WKM

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Miss m.\iii;k smith,

ri ami. I HKuB) .

Mis. M JENNIE K\ \NS.

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Mi- MAR1 A. GARDNER

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OFFICERS OF THE PAC I LTY
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Alumnae.

iiii|'.ri..i. W i iiis revtao the mbi illy. and

'i iti my on* who will luwtat na In the work, i :

ttnj alumni :,i._ in the aamm Mow,

Infoi in 11- hi the fact. We nlao Invito Information roncerning deeeaai
of uliiitii.ii-. or change o! iiiiim- bi

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IK4I*.

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184:

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Tabitba K Hill,

ili'l.

M i-. Newton,
Mi- Howard,'

Nkumh <'

Mr, '

A . i i-ln,nif.

.Mr-. V/i il.'-

sumui 1

IV-i, j ,

Mr-. Bunkle

Mar) \

I~-.HI II.

a. Broughton,

M i

Alum int tun .i ihi. run.. Mt>. (Ml

1848.

M i .-. Mm ,.c -.i.i ir<

< liiyiiin.
< '.i t li:s rl t<- r. Da
I bert,

Mr-. .1, U r,

Mi-, v

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h .1. Kldd
1 1 I . Kim;,

Pnulln* !.< i-.

Klixabettl I'nrl

nwood.Mra.

Perry,

M i -.

1 mii|'.

Mr-.

M.-.

Aberer*

mn.

II. \ kill.
Henrli Ua Broon

lti>r,ilh> A.I 'happpll,

Amanda \. Pul
fur,

1849.

Ml- N.

Mr-. William-, sn-iiii a. Maddox, Mi-. JoImimiu,

Niiih'.x M.-.-ul' Mr-. I.,;ik.

Aead u II, M ra. Dowdell,

Mr- M'lli, . Ann I-:. I'ill-. Mr-. Iio/.l-r,

Mr-.. I Rltaabeth \. Win Mi- EUdolKT,

Mi-, i ...i.i-iih. Mar) A. Thompaon.*

1850.

I . Bmughton,Mi

i.ii i-:. hiv \i i-. i Haston,*

--ii W. DoUftaan, M

M '-.i

Mat) l >- M,-. Hi II

.Mi- I

M.niii.i i-. Harvey,

Mr-

Harper,

Ann K, M.-<.liit.\.

Mr-

: M. Hi "I-

Mi-.

Brown,*

s.irnli ('. Xi ton,

Ml-.

Doater,

Conlella A. I!i -i

Mi-.

.I.M"-.

Kil" . ii,

Mm,

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arollne H

Mr-.

llatiU.-.

inlli, -:in-.,l

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Helen \ Tali

Mr*.

Mitetiell.

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MAIIIKN N*X.
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Tulhilnti Caller,
Mr\ .1. i "\.
Ann !>>i* i-.
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ih Karri*.
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la ItaMrtck,*
Bryan,

Alum I ullfUll.

. Cameron,
s.iriil: II. ( MItMUIt,

1 Itw,

irln. r,.|.|,,ali.

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iiw Craven,

.Viriiti M. Il.irm -
j:iy ..'okjultt.

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momui I Hum II,

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rieei Indrewa,
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MAKHII I.N A M :

M i-. Met .'.ih .
i. Mr*, ludge,
Mi- i Hbaon,
M m. \v

m r.TI>'mp'ii
Mn Mi rrlng,
Mr*. Kmlth,
Mi Ron w Irk

M Mill N N , M |,. | IKRII |) > \ .1 K.

Nam-) ('. Hill, Mr-. Morgan,

Harriet v. Uparomb, Mr-. Kli <
Martha I'. Mi'K'.iiii.. Mr*, t'ravrn,

\ una M. Mi in l. >h -,
H, Indiana I'll i-.

\ r..Hi:i.
i:< I., in, 1 1. Howell,
Kophla I.. s;i i, ,--.

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Mr-. W'uptiuD

Mm, II, n nl.
Mr*. MaHory,

Mr-, i ii; |, -I .

Mi-
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Mn.

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Mr.. Terrell,'

M ra, I '

Mrs. V'anKppx,
Mm Tiiwle.

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X.lil:.' Ii. I'oh. ||,
H ittle \. si, in, mi,

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Mum .-i.'.iv,.':.

M:.l'.\ .1. S| in-,,...

Alum i-:. s, lnl .,,,,.

Martin, liMiko.
Canute \. Ward,

A. S, I ,!'. n, .,l,

i:. a. Hamilton,
M. a. i:. Hamilton,
M. I. Hamilton,

\ 11 iiii.u-.
Mi. i.
M. K. H]

M.-.
Mi-.

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M l:. i'nll, ii.
KJdtey, Man Hbepherd,
Doster," m ,ir Khepberd,

\l.> Si, mil.
' olili. (nrrli- Stiii-on.

\iIimiIi Turner,

M . -.

i 'ran 'ii.

Hphellii \\ ill,. --.

MI-

l.l'i'lil,.- Til,-!.. Win-ton.

NI r-.

Sanili Wotnai k.

Ml-.

Kloiirni.v . I:. K W .mi.Ih nnl.

Ml-

Mo--.

1800.

Mi-.

Kdm'd'n,

i . ilbetter,

K '< inul 1 :. I.i\i|.,\

Motile J. litter,

Mr.

titers,

t'r.iloiiiii Radford,

Mi-.

1 l|H '.III-

Villi. R Hi

Mi n.Mnyherr) .

Mn Tignor,
Mr-. s anaom

Mr-. Johnson.

Mr-. Hlattl

'l r-. w In Kb I p.

M i - Unaaall,*

M i - K irk*<.y,

M I -. I iio|,T.

Mr- Hi ..LI ii.

Mr-. Ogletrae,'
M ra. Mni-ii.
M r- Tmnlln,*

Mr- \\ ln-i<,ii. <
Mrs. ,

M r-. II in,

Ura, i:> m .

M I -. Monty.

M'- M. I urlln.
Blond ner,

I.A<iI( W

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I.'

M Kill.

M. Pa

N A. Join on,

E. >. I

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1 * r . iighton

Ark' i'n>w !

K. e'uiuilnrbi'oi,

H'MlllicUM.

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h.
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Unto I

I- Mill.

rlwlll,
rrintfoti,

Mury \. Ii..
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Kiln I;

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v. -. W

Hn Tb'mp'n.'

Mr-. Mil.uw.

Ml-. M:n|il<>\.

Mr- Wttt.T,
lavct>,

mihhv SAUK.
I . i ! i > ttoMnwtn
, M B**.
Kallli H

I. ii in. i J
Silllll'Sh. pi

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siii.- Tfeitey,"

1861.

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KM. n i r.uiii...

Illlpc.

Mi- ii. ml r'n, i I'liiii'i

Hn i

Id.

Mi- I

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Mis.

Mi-.li-

I'll.
v Knight,
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\| k|i

Will.

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' I'lirkiipl.
Kl. Mi, I P1tt,

Mttttii i' rni-.

Mull'

MAHKIKII .V.OM
Mi- Hull

M ii-.

Br'nh'in,'

Mr- II
Mr-. I-

II;-.
I. .in-.

Mr-, 'i

I

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Mr-. Hi

Mr- U

Mi-. Ji

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Ml-. I!

M>< lllll.

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1864.

. ii

Mill',
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Mi- I

LAOS IXGI hmai.k C0LLBG1 .

MM l>K N X \ M I .

Sain, i 'otter,
Annie C. Curtrleht,
'arrle Pitman,

Maria <>. Rh--,
J lore Boyldn,
Mollle Bella B>
Halite Loa Haralson,

Aldora OauMing,

Mary Ai.nnl,
.1 alia t'oiiniilly,
. \ i ( u I . ram. lie,

is;:;.

M IBBIED N.VMK. M.UIIKV RAMI.

Mr-. Been , i Willie Pitman,
Km MeCinNi ' Marj i. Poythreae,

Mr.s.Trullt,

1-74.

I.ulu Wurcl.

it. Maajlii TTIil I rti i,
Addle 0. Wlmblah,

in lil I D s \ I a.

Mi-. Bradfld/
tin Barnard.*

Mr-. K.K>t.-.

M r% Ami >.

1878.

Mr-. . I, ni,- McKail, M -. Wiirlli-k.

1-77.
Mia. Han, I Enmut Palmar, >;>-. wiiini-.'

Mr-. am e er , : dodlaaa Richard^m, .Mr-. Oonnatly.

Mr-. Viumliiui.

1878.

Llsaie Banph,

Mre.McDon'ld,

Mattte McOebi

Mis. rrk.

Halite K. lioykln.

Mn i hi Blmmona,

Mni.Niiiiiii.ui*>,

Virgte Bute*,

Mr-. M../1, \ . 1,17/1* Tnivlni

Leila Hndaoa,

1 -79.

Mattte Traj lor.

Mr Nnrtln-h. s.-IIU- William*.

Mis. II. kl.

Fannie wim, .

Mr- .flu;. ,

1880,

Jennie Aiktaaon

Ida Lae Emory,

Mrs. Traat'ell,

Mattte Oook,

Mi-. /.. U..1-.

ilniii.- Handtey,

Mr-. Kemle.

Fannie Dowman,

Mrs. ZiiIkm.

Myrtle Mrr'nrllii,

Mrs. Hwwell,

Hallle !>" mini,

I-'.iiiiiiii Slip,'.

1881.

l.uin A. Uranium,

Mr. Krappi

K. Baste* Miiliry,

Mrs. swiiii.-on.

Stella lliirn-.

Kiln Vaaakaa,

i:ia 1 . I'rilNs, \\r.

Mr-. Baker,

I.ulu Walker,

M is. Wiirr.

Mattte K. I>riv. r.

I . -ill i, W.ilkins.

Mrs. i iverxtr't,

M\ rtle I, r

Moltta B. Whltuk.-r.

Mr-. Malt li.

1883.

Alii-.- It. Il.i.vkli,,

Mny Fanate Turner.

LUj Howard,

Mr. MeLatia,

Bertha Walker,

Mrs. Finlnr.

Mil Palmer

Mi- McDon'ld.

Iniii- Wiird,

Mm. Lupu."

Mollii E. st!|>.'.

M n

1888.

Helen Baldwtn,

Mande Howell,

Oanrta i>. Ballard,

( urrle I'urks,

-Iiilmsun.

Annie Bradley,

win.- Kevin,

Mrs. i ill urn.

Ma) readier.

Bale Tttompaon,

Mi- smith,

i andter,

iiniii- Wadawortt,

M K. Irvine.

< tenevra Qfiol ton,

M i- i >nt roll .

I.lltir.-tle Youim.

CarobaJ il.-i.it,

10

i IGBAJfGl PBXA1 I colli:. .1..

KAtsn SAME.

H, u. .ih H. Arnold,
Ellen :. Harry.
Mary 6. Bw aa aa ,
Mary L. K.vlll,

1884.

MA.'ilUKli KAMI. MAII'tN SAMS. M.tKIIIM. MKK.

IKiiKi'itlii A. Miiims Ml-. Kiihilii.'.
Mimiit' S|ii.|ir. Mn. Wicker.

Ad. laldc ii'l-iu.rlh.Mr-.i Opetend.

| Mary Uule Wrlgfat, Mrs. .

Pauline K. Arnold,
J. Beasit' lliirn.'M .
Emma F. Billiard.
Dt Cooper,

A. Kttit 1 .1.. hii>..it.
Daisy Knight,

Km ma Barrett,
Willie Burn.,
Mary Lou Daonby,
LlizieL Dj
Lucy Evans,
Bessie Jackson,
Mattie Mag-ruder,
Willi*- Milter.
Mary Rotn Mixon.

Jessie G. Burnett.
Glenn ('.ttup.
Annie L. Cole,
I. "W Lnona i i
Liny A. Il.-ard,
Berta V. Henry,
H. Jarrell,
E. May Jotaaaaa,
Blanche MeFrrlln,
Maude M. McFarllu,

1Y

I Lolllc E. I

<>ll\ m V. Mai'l.
lLiilic hfaj Morinin,

ktoOU ' . Stauna,

, Annie K. W.irl.y.

Persia wriuht.

Mr-. ,

M raJ ru-cl!i .*
Mr-. Lihn-I'ii.
Mr.. Ward

1*86.

Mr-. Dnke,

Mm. cook,
Mm. Dobbs,

Pitman,

Belle P. r.
Liiiiiii Poar,
Ida. Ii siniih,
Nclic Smith.
Hu'inlc Trimble,
Ella Walker,*
Minnie Ware,

' anler,
Mrs. Gha] .

Mi- Woodfrd,

1887.

Clara L. Meriwether. Mr-.M.M. km.
arpent'r, Amy Moat,
Mm. Wolfe. Lillian i >. Itidi n'.iour.

Mai. I.- Smith.

Mary K. Btrostor, Mrs. Unmet!.

Mm. Thomas. .Ilmmle Um TboiupaoaV,

Miiii.ic s. Tompklna,

Carrie Y. Willi,.

Wllaon,
ilia Win*.

1888.

Lizzie I. Arnold,

''"in it. Bci-kmn,

LouG Camp.

M. Jennie t ..

Fannie Covin,

Minnie L. i rairror.l.

Pearl Crawford,

OUie Ellis,

M. .Jennie Kvan,

Mamie M. Hiinlwlck,

Lilllc.liirr.il,

N. Grace Johnston.

Mrs. Ilraiiii.in.

Mr- T

rlpis-.

Fminle JW-t Jones,
I'eciie Longlno,

M. Monte,
Minnie M.Hir, ,
M. Lir.ile Parks,
Maude M. Sci-okkIii.
Llllie Sullivan.
\. Lois Turner.
Manulc Van /.an. It.
Htiby War.-.
Pearl White,
Lallie A. Wltl|.rs|--n.

Mr- s,.,,ti,

M ra. Baott,

Mrs. -

l iOBAYOI kkmai.k COM.IGI.

11

1889.

I M LPS N \1|| HABEIBD Mill

Annie II. Chantbleaa,
I.. Abtrie Chaableaa,
I.. Don < 'Una,

Lulu lilcki T-MII.

m. Com* Mekcnon,
iMttxti i tfaralaon,

M. Loolaa Hiti'Ihl'.
Mar; N. II in I.
M. I.lly .lark-, .ii,
\. Miiii.1.' Mr|>:,ni,.|.

M UI.KN HAWK. MAKR1

MlDDia 11. MiK.nlirc.

<'. Lilian Koala, Mr-.

JUlla P. Muiilr.

ii' in- ii. Parker,

lullii P. Kldl. ijr,

P. Eugenia Bbappard,

E. May Swlndall.

Kaimli- T, ajalajr,

Kim Trullt, Ut%.

Minnie H. Wilklaaoa,

Baa van,

V':UU.',

Total number ol alumna), ML

12

i vc.cvst.r i i mi colli ok

Undergraduates.

Collegiate Department.

slmoic (Lass.

Pint,. ! i 11 i . i- \Ti:.-s.

Aiken, i rrao- I Oreniaboro Rev. E. K. tUcen

Braotiy, MiraWiM. I'.w.tton.. Mlaa F I. Culver.

f!rothe,rtorr, H. Pur,,' 1 . Atlanta apt. \V. If. llmtlu rtoii.

DuaUt, KUtT. ... Caxroiltoo Mr. ,v..i. iimii-i.

Ui'iin, MMJBjt W . -I'aiiiH itu Mr. M. T. M. Iiciiii.

Kvni). Mnirjtii- ( i.. . LoOmofa.. Copt. W. &. Evaoa.

i;nv,nr.v Qnttamn. lin. Iaooo m ~

Hiirdwlelt, M. Uiulli- .Vliiion !>r. II. V. Hurl

Heater, Mamie K. Monro. ..Mr. I ~ II. -t<-r.

Hodgea, 8*111,-.. Quitman., Mr. J. J. H<Mlg<-.

Ingram, 1>. Newtle Turin Mr. \ . II . lOfrOBt.

Jouea, Willi, k CarwwnUe. ii.v. a r. i,. ...

Lee, Pearl "ruwil-li Spring Mr>..l.)i.|,,..

Marsh. Kuth T LoFuyatte Mr. M. K. Home.

KaOahae, Mamie C WWta Molphtir Kp'aaMaJ. B. vi. . i, ,,,. ,,,..

McLaughlin, Ada.. .;r.,rl!l, . I: I M.i.a^Mln. K-,.

Robert*.,,,, toned LoQtoaoa. Mr. .1. I.. Rob, r,.,.,,.

Wmrll.H. COTtODt N,un . . " J^^J-U.'

Hlm,.M.(,i,iv,.. >,-.., Mn.M.X.mml V**

S " li, "- a " ir " 1 - UOlWOJi IT'-- K. W. smith.

Smith, Mortal. Pilot Pulm.T.-.xa* ... -Hr. .1. W. Barf*.

"perrv.r.mT Trinity. Vjrgloia M r. J. T. Bpafl >

fcoraJLOMBrtaV. traafcfa.10,.. Ml Wmpi-I , Bookor.

*H'lngham, Minnie I. .I*,,,, Mr.Joln, Willi,,* .

WB-0O.lC.Ba**. Hampton. Mr. W. P. WDom

Arnold, Ma.tl,. c
AtkliiHon, Boea n..

liHinp. Mvr'le j
Bell. Annie |
Bell, DttOtia,,..
Bt/ykln, iMiiy B,
t Bmdj-.uill,;..

Jl'XiOIt CLASS.

"WW Mn. A. K. fee** ,

Willi,;,,, .or,. ,
Ifoirnrmlll,.
Kolln, UohOBtt

Lobiooge
LoChooga.

.!),-. w. m. rueaiaue.
I>r. J. ('. Ueainhni,i|(.
it, v. W.J. Bati.

Mn. B. k Baa

COpt, .1. T lioyklll.
Mr. II. K. llr,i.l\

1. \i.KANi;K VKMAI.K i t-l.l .!'.! .

IT I'll..
CoviUi . I - 1 1 1 1 i I.imi.

4 I'll 111. lloslc B

imiiili. I.imy

Ki. mister. Itettte II.

< ii mile, Addir B.

Heard, Georgia < >.

Ilci.nl, Hettle M.
llciid.r->ui. Klurenc.. I'

iiuiiin.-iMwi. 0. Walton,

Hunnlcutt. M, lulu

I JobmoB, M.iiiif V... .

I.lli .. Arl/.uia It.

LilMi F. Montana

Merrill, l.i//ie I'

O'Neal, lllxl. I

Bton art, .Tut in II
Rwanaoa, s. Margaret.

Tucker, \.)7.tW

W'U-'ii. t ii rrii-
\ . iv in, (.mi. lia .
Wlmldsli. M. I... til-. ..
Winn, I.ellu

POST-Ol i-ii'k. P \ 1 BOM

-\ 1 III M r. .1. 1!, I 'nvin.

. H10..UII. Id. Mi>-iiirl.Mr. .1. .1. (rain.
Ley Mr. M. T. < much.

Tunnel mil Mr. Fielding Hemlatar.

W1.11. 1 Ity, Taxa*.. Mr. W. T. George.

. w i.l.M ;. Mr. .1. Q, ll.'unl.

Dadeville, Manama Mr. v.. w. Heard.
. .CoTlngton . Mr.J.F. Henderaon.

MillcdireMllc Mr. ii. W. H.dlln-heii.l.

Turin It.v. .1. B> IIiiiiiiIcu:i.

. . UxiriuiiEi' Mr. 1. T Ji.Iiiis.iii.

I. in. Mile, Alal.illiili. !.. M. II. ;
l.lncvillc. Alabama. In. M. D. LI lea
Wliilc sulphur Bp'gaMlM E. It. Tucker.
Dadeville. Alabama Mr. Rrastns OICeaL

IiiIiviTi- Mr. .1. A. Ii. Stewart.

!.ii( Iran.. ' '..I. B. ii. S\t ansiiii.

ram. -\ III. Dr. J. H. Tucker.

Iia.levllle, Ahil.iiina Mr. II. M. WiN.u,. sr.
Villa Hie. ... Mr. J. .1. Velvln.

(Ireehvlllc . . Mr.J.T. Wlmblnh.

Bartwell . Mar. w. M. Winn.

SOPHOMORE (I. Ass.

llnxtcr. Annie F..

Btrdcoag, Maude

Ulllkc. .lellllle C

Boyd, salllc S.

r.ia.iicv, c. Lamina
1 'a\ i~. Roaa 1. .
m-MiiiiiiiiImih, Ledra

1 -1. B, M. Alice

HiMli.
Foator, JennJ. 1

llarr. II, Kuniile

Hollinahead, Fannie
mllaaiMt, Marj H

Ule, Juliet

M T.I. Nettie. ...
West. Kill 111

V\ hilc, Mll.lrc.l II
Wilklnwjn, R

Kliiert.iii

Ma.vuVM

Marietta, 1 ii.llan Tir.
.. WasliliiKtun .

Flora, Mladeatopl..

I.ai.i'ltnirt'

LaGraaga

I'lilim-tl.i.

LaOraaga

New 1 irteaae, i.a

1 'uiiuiiliii:

II MlllcUcMlle .

l.aiiraiutc.
IjHininiff

I.lldranec.
Birmingham, Ala.
I'.Ibcrtuii.

LaOraaga.

Hev. .1. II. Baxter,
Mr. K. F. lUnlm-iix.
Mr. .M. lllak.
Mr. T. W. Id.y.l.
Mr. A. II. lira.llev.
Mr. ('. N. huvis.
Mr. J. 1>. lalinuiulwin.
Mr I. M. Ilopkinv.
(apt. W. s. BVBM

lir. Ibaetoaa rettit.

Mi Newton Harrell.
Mr. <i. W. HoIlinM. ml.
Mr. J. la. Tondlnaon.

\I. A. TiiKgle.
Mr. Frank Ward.

Iir. AiiMin Wei,
Mr. T. H. While.

lira. J. C. WUklaaoa.

14

UGRA5GE I KM All . OLLXOB.

FKKSH.M AN CLA88.

rii-li..

Hush, K. May

c :il.|vll. Willi.. M ..
Mekbuon, >! la V ...
Heiirj . Annie (i..

Hl.x, Jill':, m

Iivin. K hi:!'-...

Jobnaoa, Annie E.

.Iiilinsiin,! 'Ian. M_.
Martin. Klla toil

/I'hillip*. T. B

Mary Loo
H.-vn. .LI., AaattB.
H|alllnu, MaruutiH.. K...

POBT-OI

.. lt.KHVll ...

W'.illV I 'll>.T.-\:i-

Irange

TMaton, i
...Cfawflah Spring.

[f .Orange

Atlanta.

. . . ItOIIII . . . .

LaOfBBfi

l.iiijniiive.
W. M l'olm

Bam

..iSrlmn.

t \ i BOM.
Mr-. K. V. Bttsh.
Mr. W. II. I iil.lw.ll.

Mi. I', m. Dteklaaoa.
. apt. B P in nrjr.

Mr. W. 1>. lllx
Mr. A.. I. Irvln.

But. T. i.. Morgan.
M n, B l. Jobnaon.
Mr. W.Q. B Martin.

.Mr. A. It. Phillip*

Mr. w. \. r... r.
lira M. a. RajraoMa,
Mr,. M. I. Btalltnga,

Bailey, Mi ude L. ...
Brady, 11. M

Iuiiis.111, Pearl.

K.limril, Mrs. II \i

lirulih, !.|,i .\

Jenkins |.|i;i |

xii'.ltli. l, u ,-|a
Xixma in m

IHHEGILAH PUPILS.

..taflfmi Mrs M.fr Kml.rj.

I-Hirunge

.U\v,.|,[, vv |||,.

.la..r

M- >l.im

Molina

i
.BoaweM

Mr. U.K. Brady.

Mr. J. K. Dtinaoa.

H.v. I'M. Rdwmrdi
Mi- * >' OmW.

Mia, M a. .1. uktii-.
Mr. M. I.. smith.

1 "'> Mi- H. K...
Bt, HI......

v Jilllll...
ianlii.T, m
HarrU. .l.uu.,.i. -,i
Hut.-lilt.,,,,;, K'ai,-
J.ilinwii,, K. \| ;il

Ki'iiey,.iii u p

^ll'-phrnl. |,

Mil!'.!,. A:

Ward. I.uli,.

Whw>ed, Ban
wiikiw..,,,. Itteala B
'A'.H.t r..n. Ku

SPECIAL PUPILS.

..Jaoimoiivlll.. Kla

iflraam

Tunnel Hill.
<%.- Sprint;

CaaaaUag . .

J" ir^.., A iaii;,,.,,,

l.al,r;ii iL ..

Ua3faaa*
LaOtaaat
Boeial Clrcli ...

Ha li'iul

I u( Irani!.-.

Bat hal i (,,.,,

I.atir.

intact on,

1 apt, ' i . \,i..m~

Mr. II.K.i'ary.
I>r. .1. !'. ( Icni.-i.i-
Mr. T. J. Ha
Mrs. li. i:. (inr.lii.T.

.'"iv M. \. lint, hin., ,M.
Mr. J T. Johnson.
I'r.C. II. Kl.ll. jr.
Mr. J.i i. BtMptM ii

s. II

H.-ir.

Mr. (;. W. M.w 'l,!l.-ti..|i.|.

Mra l.C. Vftlklnaaa.

Mi. \. .). i .. \ land.

i a'.i:\\<;i; i km.w.t: college.

15

1 'Kill ARATI >RY 1 )i:i 'ARTMENT.

Intermediate Classes.

I'l'i-M..

Bird, Lata Beth

1 i)Il-. I'uik
EdmundMOi I
Hardeman, Haggle.

Jurrell, Willi.

MePariln, Minnie.
tioaty, Ida

.V'h.iv, Minnie

Robeiteoa, N.il
Behmb, Mettle

Sniltli. Mi.ner

Bwiodall, Uaggte
Traj lur, Kior.'i.c a .
White, KniMiM..
Voang, It'ivji

SIXTH ORA1

N>T*01 i I' i..
Lai Imoge

I li!|.l. v..

LaOmoge

Haddoek'a.

Lai image,
. Lai Image
Lai Image
Lai image
Lai Image .
LaOmage

. Itixwcll

LaOmage

Trinity. Aliibiumi.

Lei Image
LaOmage

P \ I IMV.

Mr. A.C. Bird.
Mi'. Virgil Imllis.
Mr, I I'. Bdmundaoa.
Dr. J'.ii ii iliiril.'inan.
H. v. A. .1. Jttrrt-tt.
Mnj. U. s. M.Fmlln'.
Mi-.. M. A. Monty.
Mrs M. A. Monty.
Mr J. I.. K.ilnrlMiii.
Mr. .1. 1.. s.-lmiih.

Mr. Archibald Smith.

Mr. s. I'. lViiiilnirt.m.
Mm M. t, Truylor.
Mr. Tn\ lor White.
Mrs. S. K. Vomit:.

FIFTH URADE.

Hiitley, Hi my

1 'ooner, Fiorine .
Edmoodaon, /koala
fevagaj, wiia.. ...
Miirtin, Annie May
Muri>ln.\. Hlum be
TomUoson, Roaa
Toggle, Ham

Turner, Krnnk

Whituk.r, Km,-..

WoMa, Boom

ley. Mary.

BradfioM, joJla

I liuppl.-. K.stelle

i otter. Jaaate.
Dtekiaooo, Kmlly. .

Heard, .lellllte I

Huntley. I..II11
Turner, Alio.-

Lai Imnge

I. ill .!

Clyde LaOmage..

i.ni Image
LaOmage.
LaOmage.

LaOmngi
LaOmage

Lai o i
LaOrauge.,
LaOmage

Mrs. m. k. Bmbry.
Mr. .1. N. C o o p er ,

Mr. .J. 1>. Kiliuiiiiilsoii.

i apt. \v. s. Kvims.

Mr. \V.<i. s Martin.
Mr. ii. W. Murphey.

Mr. j. m. Tomllnann

. Mrs. M.A.TukuI .
Jodga \V. \V. Turner.

Hon. T. II. Wliltak.r.
Mr. Tuylor Wliiie.

FOURTH GRADE.

LaOmage Mr- B, U Baaator.

I hi Image
I. in Image
Lai Irauga
i.ih Iraoge
Lai Image
I. in Image
LaOmage

Mr. K. It. lirn III. Id.
I>r. .1. A. Cfeagajto

Mr. \V. | Cotter.
Mr. K. M. ni.klnaon.
Mr. a. i. Board,

Kev.W. II. Ht.i.Jley.

Judge W. w. Tamer.

16

i v.i:\\-<;e kkmai i: COIXXOX.

Primary Classes

TH1K1> GRADE.

pri'ii..
-T? DalHn, Clam

ImllK Wnlt.T..
inni-mi. Bm

I. .'I', i iiiiriM.v
SleClnra, Hortenat!
Man, Kimupil.
~?Tiii<Kl<'. Ni'ttl.'..
Wl!ll. sum

I'. .SI -Ol | [< I

inge

LaGrangc
LaGranfe ...

rage

l.,l. ittiliv-.

I .Ml irilllKf

. IjiOnucL'i

Mr. I.. W. Ihillis.
Mr. 1.. W. Imllls.

Mr. ). A. Dunaoo.

Mr. \V. II . I . -

cnpt. W. .1. Mil 'lore.
mim Kiiimw- Morgan.

Mrs. M. A.'li;.
...Mr. <i.s. Willi..

SECOND GRADE.

f

ly, Bailie.

, Ijiui-.'.
Ctepple, OHn . ..
r. Robed

DSWBpOCt, \lv:in

loion, Kola..

Evans, 'I'm, mil. .
Hiiinl, lurry
>Iii :iiii.', Mary
Prliltly, KoU-rl.

Tujiglc. Kuth

I.mli

Ijlfilr:

IDgV,

LminiiFK'-

anga

IjlGl

I .!'* iii i mi-.

LaGrange
LaG range
LaQ range.

Mr. II. K. Brady.

Mr. II. K. i

lir. I. V. Uhnppli'.

Mr. ,1. K.oopr.
...Mr. A. N.Uav.niHitl

Mr. r. M HI. -kill",,,

. < apt. W. Hi K\

...Mr. \..l IJ. ;

Dr. W. I'. M.(

Mr-. Alilln rtllM] .

Mr. .1. UBcbasb,
Mr-. M. A. Toggta.

KIKst GRADE.

Ciiiiiirnii. Hnllli'
<'*ry, Alice .

<<i|KT. Maiflfll

DiiIIIn Mar

.Illll.'S, YV.-

Nl\. Julia

t:< hi. i.inii.
Wbttc,CMbM

lai Iranitt-.
ange,
taflraagi
1..H h

'iirliTuvlllc.
l.i'i knags
baQfaaga

Mi. It. II. Cameron.
Mr. U.K. Ciiry.

Mr. .!. K.Coopar.

Mr. I.. W. D.illl*.
. \ P. Jottaa.
... Mrs. Bogenla Nix.
Mr. .1. n. it, I.I
\|: TUrtot Whit.-.

! VGH \ she i i \i \i i: < <ii i.ki;i:.

17

ELOCUTION (I. Ass.

Bailer, Man*!

Rfl Kti

Bell, Ira
Btrdsong, M ' i >!

Boyd Halite

\ . LorrnliM
ly, Maj
Caldwell, Willie

Bell, An ale

i. ., ,

Brandy, Mini

Id, I'. m1<
Itanli ;. K

Dat is. Rom
Dunson, P( art
HMiuundson, I

I p, A II.-.-

Et ana, Kutli
Poster, -I.-ii 1 1 i.
:i -. Addle
ii, Pantile
Holllnshead, Pannle

Jobnaon, i 'tan
Reynolds, Annie
Tomlinaon, Mary

.-. .hillet

W ird, Kettle
West, K.iith
White, Mildred
Wilkinson. Katie

TEACHERS' (LASS.

Edwai I-. Mr- 1 1 M.
i Iravee, Clars
Cirubb, Mil
Beater, Mamie
Jenkins, l.lla

I .i-i . Pearl

Smith. Minni.

Ward, Lulu
Wilkinson, Minute

XI i rsiC 1 >KI 'ARTMENT,

a, Orsce
Atkinson, Roaa

Bell, DumU
Bli ong, Maude
ante

- .'ii,
lirinlli \ . 1 ,4. rvalue

BnuiUy, Mini
Brotberton, i "a ruin
Bash, May
Caldwell, Wiiiu-
Covin, Jennie
Craln, Banti
< 'roach, Li
la ti Maggie
ii, Pearl
Edmundaoa, I.-
Edwards, Mrs. l>. M,
r.ms. .1,-nii!,
Eaten, Alice

ulster, Mattta
Poster, .1, nuie

Mra ii r

I. Pi WO.

< ... ,!-_.-. Nlll'l,

i inn, s, i liiru

Hardwtek, i.niiiie
Hal ri~. Joseph
rd Georgia
Heard, Hettte

llnrilt -num. Ma|

ii, nry, Aonta
Hester, Mantle
H in. Julia
Holllnahend, Pantile

llimnh-un. luhi
I iiiir.mi. NiM t\*
Janklna, l.lla
Johnson, Annie
Johnson, Clara

Jones. Willie

Lee, Pearl

Mulsh. Kuih
McOehee, M
McLaughlin, Ada
v. tiii. Liaste
O'Neal, him.

ii. ou(; w.

Hodges, suiii,

Poer, Marj
Shepherd, Little
shermiiii. Mantle
Slinril. Col lime
Minis, i lUtdys
Smith, Clair*
smith. Li
smiih. Min mi
S|ti> , I'm,

Stalling*, Marguerite

Slewnrl. .1

,-,,ii. Haggle
Tucker, Lbule
Velvtn, Looella

Wanl. Kettle

While, li'ienii
Whitehead, D ilah
West, i i i t !

Wl .in son. Ml
Wilson, i arrli-
Wilson, I'.mm-i
Wlmbtab, I o

n, Maggie

Atkinson, Rosa
Baxter, Annie

III. VOICE CULTURE.

Btnlth, M. l>.

smith. Htunis

S| n\ . I'm,

i, Joseph
Hi i,i. Mettle
Henderson, Klorrle

1*

I. A'. K W.I I KM VLE i "I I C. I .

Brady, May

Briiutlv. Mirs
I rain. Bast
dwarfs, Mr*. D, U

Kit mister, Mattie

Foster, Jennie
Gardner, Mary

Qeoran, Addle

:.ra
Hardwiek, I^juIIi-

Hodges, Halite
Hollinsnead, Pannli
Johnson, U

Left, pearl

iiN, ..,:. II .

Ridley, JoUa
Robertson, Aim.
Shepherd, UUIe

Smith. > la]
Smith, H. M.

irt. .Illli;!

Nwanson '
rucki i
w .11.1. Kettle
Whii. -h. ad, l> .
Wllllngh im, '!
Wilson, I .1 rri.
i. Emma

Atkinson, Rosa.
Brunt ly. Mini
Col in. .1. nni..
Berdasr, Mar)

QeorgB, A.l.li.
<i' .vi.w.i'inrn

IV. HABMOVY.

Ingram, v

J.dlllsi.n. Mi;
.'.hi. Willi,.

Mar ;. Uasie

SlliMll. II. M.

smith. Miniii,'
Tn.-ki'i :
V.-l\ in. l.,,ii.||ii
Whii, 'lii'ii.l. Im-i"
Wilkinson, Minnie

Alk.'ii. iiriwre
Atkinson. H
B;.\t. r. Annie

Hi ;;. Hassle
Btrasoos, Maode
Blake, Jennie

"MllliC

Bradley, I/irtTliie
Brady. Ma)
Brotherton, I'nrill..

Bosh, May

"II. Willi..

Orate, Bessi..

inm.-li. [,ne>
I Mm, Mangle

DoMen, I'.ari

K.IiiiiiiiiIm,,,.

Edwards, Mn d. M.

Vie.-

l-'i. truster, Mattie

V. THKOK\

Poster, .i.-iiiii..
Hardwiek, Umlie
Harris, Jo

Heard,

1 1

KL.rrli-
Hester, Minnie
His. .lulia
Bodges, Ball't
HolUnshead, I'.
Ilniuilentt, In!,,

Jenkins, '.iih
Jofeneon, Annie
Johnson, Clara

I I'eurl

Marsb, Batt

Meliel,,, . ||,

M. I.auKlill.i. \,|.,

II N.nl. U|

Poer, Kan

Robertson, Anne
BbeptM r.l. Utile
Khennan, Mamie

""li'irll. r.irlnne
*ims. ( Had
'.. Claire

Smith. I.uela
ftpurrj . I mi

mailings. Margin
art, .1'iiin

Win'- 1. N.'Itl,-

Wi it, Edits
Willi.-. Banna

Wllll'iKlialn Mi.
Wilson, i arrli'
Wilson, Emma
w imbish, Louise
Wootten, W

VI. SHiHT-SIN<;|\<i.

iteen, Chase

Ar.,,,1,1, Muttle
Atkinson. Ko4
Ballsy, Man, I,
Blister, Annie

BaanrhtMB, Myrtle

Hell, Annie

Bel!, i
Bird, Una

*g, Maude

liilll.li. 1. 1:,
ilar.lei,,.,., I
H.ir.hHek. i.

Ham :i i ,,,.

Ham-. I...

Heard, Qeorgia

Heard. Hi I

"en. I. "-.,. Klorrie

Henry. Annie

Better, I

!: | 'i.il.U, Annie
.(..i.i rtMin. Ann.'
Robertson, Hell

lib, Mat!!..

fthrpnard. UUIe

sin Tin. iii, Mamii

Corinne
films, i Had) -
Bmlth, I

smith 0. I

I M.ltAS'.K. KKMAl.i: ' "| | .l.i.K.

19

Boyu, -

In, Lad)
rlradli j . Lorralm

Brotherton, Pai
Bush, Maj

l

nt, RKj

I ..V ill, .li llllli'

i Bessie
belli*, Park.

u

II. I', :ll I

Kdmundaon, Ledra
Edtnundaon, l."i
D. M
I>, Alio

r> an*, Ruth
I bemlster, M
. Jennie

< . . I'Iim i Mat]
Mi,.
< im.i . I lura

Hlx.Julla
Hodges, ttalUo
llolllnabead, Fannie
Holllhsheari, Walton
Hunnlcutt, lula
I ngram, Newtle
Irvln, i

II, Willi'-
I, l.ila

Johnson, Annie
johnaon, ' *lara
Johuwin, Mottle

I. ,11. 1, Willi.-

' . , i

Idles, \i laona
I. in-.. Mont
Marsh, Ruth
Martin, KU.-i
MeGehee, Mania
MeLaughlln, Ada
MerrtU, I..
Mnoty, Ida

Moot) M mill,'

('Seal, Hlxle
Pw , . !

smith. K. B,
smith. I.. ]'.
smith. I. una
Smith. Mmicr

smith. Minnie
S|M-rr>. I'tui
shillings, Marguerite
swan-nn. m ,
switiihiU. Maggie
Tomllnaoo, Mary
i i:i\ lor, Florence
Tn, k.-r. LlBsle
Tuggle, -1 1 1 1 1. - 1
Vclvln, Looalla

Will il. Ni'ttii-

West, IMrtli

Whiti-iii ;!. DaJate
Wmrtnsoa, Kattc
Wilkinson, Minnie
Wlltlngbam, Minnie
Wilson, Carrie
Wilson, Emma

Wilih. l.iihi

WiHitti-n. Mag|
Tonne, Rosa

,\KT i )K1 'AKTMhXT.

Arnold, Mattle

tt. 1. 1. la
tly, M ifii
Caldwell, Willie
i lemeuta, Rio

I i.-ui, -i i . I.iitu
Kdmuwlson, LedTu

Mill.

Jennie

< 'hnppte, I -h lie
Clements, Rio

i -..it. i I,

I . i : , 1 1 ; 1 1 , i - > > 1 1 l.i-.lni

Bell, .'

.1,'inii,
Chappie, Kstelle

" ,,t.-i . Ji

n.u-,1, in. hi m

I. Oil..

i leorge, Addle

i wick. I.' iii lit-
Harris, Jost ph
HolUnabsad, Walton
n utchlnaon, R
Johnaon, Clara
Johnaon, N

II. ( lt\VO\,

Kills, 1,-iunt
Rvana, Mi
Hardeman, Mat
1 1 rdwiok, I.uiillr
Henr) , Am
Holllnshead, Walton

III. CHABOOAL.

Harris, Jo*
Henr) Annie

McParUn Mlnni.
. Minnie

l'.., i . Mar)

Khephi i,l. I. Mm
simrll. t 'oriniie
Sim-, i r!ad)n
smith. CtatM
Smith. Mi- I B.
Smith, M. D.
Wniitti ii. M

Hutchinson, Kut<-
Moot] . Minnie

si-hiini,. M:ii i !
Shi-pin ril. I.lili,
Smith. I iii-ui
Wlmblxh, liOUlne

si-i.imh. Lower
lb, Mattle
Hmlth, 1 -
tula

w -. i-:, lit.,

Winil l-h. LoUlM

I.All; ..S..I. i I.MAI 1 I ..| I.Kcl .

BdW'tl, Llil.l

daaaato. Kin

Arnold, MhIII.'
Raxter. Annli
illake, Jennie
itH, Rll)

IV. l'OKTK VITl UK.

Kviiii-.. Maggie RutCblOtOD, Kate

Harihvick. Loullc

V. SKKT( iii\<;.

K\an*. Mangle
Hiinlt-innti, Ml
Hiirilwlek. l/<iull<

siniiii. Ctetra

ii. M. |i.

I '.ill Hi

WlinMati Louise

Commercial ] n-.i 'Artment,

1 Hen. timet
Hntntly. Mira
linitluTio!!. Pantile
Itanlel, Kate
Um, Maggie
Kviina, Majgie
roves, -'lain
Hanlwlrk. 1/mlie
M tl t ir, Maim.'

HikIu.-s, gallic
Ingram, Efewtte

Jenkins, l.lla
IWM, Willie
I . I 'earl
Mamh, Ruth
Mit.i'iiei-, Mamie

Mr'.am'hli!

Bobertaon, Anne

Slmril. ( 'urlinie

-UN-. (..'a. Its

Smith, CUttn
Sinltli. Minnie
MovaJI, Connie
WtHtngfeain, Minni.
w Kaon, Emma

INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT.

I. DRESS- M AKIXO.

Omenta, Rio
F.wter, Senate
Hnrreil, Fannie

Henry. Annie
Hiillmslieacl. Wu||. ,n
.iiihii-Min. Ainu,

Snillll. A;

WIim.- Emma

H. TY!E-WIUTIX,;.

Kv "" vRl,t " " Mm* J.,i,n,-...-i..n.

LAGR am.K II M Ul OLLBGE.

lil

s

rnmai^-

.1 < i ri i I" ClSM

Hophi 'in"!'' ClaM ....

Prenhman Claw.

I II'. . ',!:,! PuplU.

ftpedal l'upiu .

Preparatorj Department...

Pupil* lu Music nnd Art, not Inetodeii above.

Elocution >
Teachers' Clssn

M -ii Dbpab in isr:
Phmm

i tress

Voice Culture

Hani j

rii.-.n
-iciii-sii.i.'iiii:

AHT D] NT:

00

I'myo'i . .

I'liurcoal

Portraiture

liiiii!

( mi mkki ; \i. hi-.r kmnn

il. Ih i \ 1.1 m i nt:

Hiwi Mali lug
Tj -pe-Writing.

Recapitufaticn.

a
is

H

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I 11

ENROLLMENT I fSfRU S| >~

MUSIC DEPARTMENT Am |>1 m i n t n e * lim ln a tl W

ART DEPARTMENT Rs b*b*1 oosslsd twin +i
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT

INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT

STATES REPRESENTED: A IriOTM, riiiilss, Osstgta, ' '-frr. M

SJ >uth Carol! ,n.i Indian Territory.

,\..l IKM U.I. I "I,! | ,,1

Course of Study.

Preparatory Dei artmen

Primary Class* s.

F1KST <il{ VIH2.

I!KAr>I\(i. A|)|'lfton"i linn. BoteiMi'a Ftwl

iirlli'iilntloi, tad |.timl.iui ... (rttb \v..il ii.-lh

larwttditatrodaclng phonic uml literal n.. M....N.

M , KI.!.IX<..-\v,,r.|.. In r- ->.. l t . _ - , . , -. bj ouud nnd I. it. i \\
s.-rip: Bpnner.

AKIT[I.MKTI>-.-AiMltl..i,.si,i.!r:- ,. nmltlplinitir.ii.i.n.l .in I- .,.,>.

- IBaanted bj object* un.i num. -mi rnuii,

WiiITIX(,.-s,-rl|.l w.irk..| r. ID, Mcrtpl H| | |-,-

*Jiwwth' Trw

mi ci;. i, 1.11,1 hiarkbuHnl.

COli) <;k \in..

Ki:\I.IN,..-n.,:

piem

tnuulit.
M'KI.UX..

.'Hk. 1U..1, II,-. , III!, -,...,.. S . rtp

bbrgvlttoM.>Mi,,|
AK " rul,,. ttv

" U,n ,' rdhml ,,.,. ,,

, ","'"' """'" ''"I'll'."

it worth

MUD OKADE.

UKAI.IV,,

WIUFm Numi*.-. ,|,i,,i

I M.i: \ v.i: I I.M M I. COLL] 28

I 1 iteri i km liate Classes,

FOURTH BRADS.

od ne ,.i word*
fuJIj tnui
HYuiEXE.- < hild'n Hi Hi l ! nwr, Kattrftadi I \,, :.

8P1 : ' 1Ji i bj tetter. M mini: m

vvi.nl- Utiuchl bj am
.i; \ mm lit. IV .i nn.l (Cell

ming.
LEITHMETIl -Hauford'H Common HcImm] to compound numbers, ivin-

DKiKiKAPHl i>i.,r.\, ipleted. Map-drawing

WRITING Ippli i-.:.-.' Mode] Copy- Book.

FIFTH ;i{\iu:.

READING. MooteltlTe Science tm i t r . Proper po
l< ii. iinil pronunciation necured.

HPK> '' N ' ** >', ,-.|- .j.,.11,., | llfrallvmul |.hun|,- H |lv

UBAMMAI K'OrMM ; mpleted and reviewed.

writing.

ARITHMETIC . -, ,(. Common School to proportion.

|.Ki . l ; p-drawing

U KIl'INi,

SIXTH <;k \|)|;.

Kl. \iu SO. H t pedal ,lrin in i,,

flection, ijunlltj . ami smpo
I m,

" H VMM Hlfb< i EnfHafc log Ml .

ARITHMETli I'oramonN I completed u

'I '"!: win l: ; . in. Complete nnjabed and iwi. m
:.\TI.\ Collar and Danlell'a Beginner'* Latin Book.
WRITING. Model Copy- Bosk.

Ill III..-

Ime, pitch, in-

Coi i egiate Department.

FREMHM \N < I. \ss.

I \ v . . i Word Lemon*

Uriinun

-

H \T:li MATICH U a bra.

'.'iiniiiir ... .

Mr

I. HTHIC -The Coi

l>RILLH ! !'':i"iii

Pbj -

Reed

Ku-t-'li-hiii

MaaJord

IllTI

Allen an. I i Ireenoiurh.

Allen an. I I

Ippletou

i i m \n: < mi

SOPHOMORE < I. \ss.

, Spelling Word Lnwona
LANGUAGE Elocution

' U wgoM in Bngltab

RIBTOR1 -Mwiioioiry..

MAT,

-Botany

( vtntu-

oero uratton* ^

I I'rowConijMmitioii

\<>< U. MI'Sll' -Til. COBQI
DRILLS jP^'J

I i. I,, i

Lii'liv |

. \\ niM.irlli

W Mil M-.'||,

Kt< I) - \\
A)>'

.ll'MOK CLASH.

LA NOV VOE ' K H '"iK Word Aiih'vm-

' l; . :

HIBTOHT.-Genwal H ltorj

M " K ' PUlOMa*?.

MATH KM 1

' lritfoijoiiii !ry

H Wl KAL- Hvirlom

LATIN ,,

' I row ( 'iii|KiKitioii

DRILL8
OWIONAI

L'rown

-!:

cutlon, l

K< limit v.

M

i

irnrth

Kin iih.

iii:l.
A

I

KXIOB (LASS.

I.Wi.l y. , tun .

Uapaan

MEXTAI

ORAL 81 !l'\ : . , t.).

Si 1 *

.... MnilKqnv

- N kTORAl

ilrv

w. Ml HI| ._, rm .
Mill

optional srn.iKH p,

''" '-XM.MMno.1..

""ll|llioli. .,,[ |lhfl||

Raul

llu.l-i.i,

ttlt l.lxvlll

1.. v||.

I.A.l;\M.K l i:\i.\i.i, COLU 25

\I i [SIC J )l :i 'ARTMENT,

This department offers a thoroogh ooone in theory. mm-uI
nstrnmcntal maatc. The teaeheri is charge are eminently

qualified for tin respective positions, having hn<l a<l\air

<!' the beal ooaeervatory training . Tim airtthoai employed art

those need by the beal instructors of American and European
rvatoriea, We invite atteirtioa to the graded oaanaaa of
study given beioir. The thne required to complete a curse in
any brand <>t' music will be determinedly the pupil's previoni
attainment*, ami by bat rate of progress a- .1. pendent on tal-
ent ami fadmtry.

i. WlUTi
I ttder theory is included notation, thorough-hass, harm. my.
neonntica, fagne, etmrrterpeit, ami n^mwetramon. Theory is
kept in advance of eaw o at aoa that each step may he intelli-
gently taken. Time greater pi tttemed. Unneenrat
i> ideatieai with that ..f the He* Bagfaaai Chmssrvatery. In-
t ruction is ghrea />" .

Damn* ot Nlmij in Tli'or>.

FIRST GRADE

J'"> Matte. Part 1.

S'otatjoti and ruilliiinitun prin. -ij...
-..

SECOND GRADE

Palmer'* ] | trt II.

. minor, and onromatte wmli

a* iiimI Hi. ii ISTerstoas.

N I ltl.ll . \, Ml- -

THIRD GRADE

I - Til, -..ii c..ni|.|. :.<! mill r.'Vi. w. . I

FOURTH GRADE.
in. ins.. t Harmony.
I ry*i Additional i

FIFTH GRADE
Morgan ,
heotMMea,

SIXTH GRADE

.'. ..I Harmon; 1 1

Baa^BB

16

I IGBAX.l FHMAI.l i "I I

II. HINTOKY <>l Ml s|< .

After tin- tliinl grade, t hr<ni<_r}n .ut the oourae, pupils are
retimed to read, under ih<- ttarhet"- direct! n, biographies of
the wasters, and otLer musical literature f'upili have aooes*
to the heal musical journals.

III. IM VNO-I OIJTI..

Particular attention i- paid t" techniqm throughout the
course. In order to attain c irr.-ct position and touoh, pupils
are first taught to play ll -uv. With increasing itreagth an. I
flexibility, rapidity of execution is required and the desired
reached /.'/<*<//</</' playing is \n < li iii\ required,
ami monthly r liti.J. Each week poplin meet

.tive teachers for lecturer and etam PiflW

pupil- mttM complete the first t hie. in tbeofj

Tho-< rapleting the fourth grade in theory and the fourth

grade in piano- forte wiii re. in instrument*!

"* Ti '"-< iiipletiiit: the entr in theory and

piano forte will receive a dijtfoma.

Canne of Html} in l*iitiio-I ort-.

FW6T GRADE
KMhkir, \>.2*l, Vol. I. 1...... ,,..r:

- ami ftngfl

SECOND (MADE
K '- : V|. |I, | m . r ,

Major ..ml htOTMMfc mn,.pr

But h
Major.

THIRD GRADE
" ! ' '" ' i, i>|. *

FOURiH GRADE.

FIFTH GRADE

II.

lUIIHK'il.

Mmi tufl

''" '' ~' M ,

LA ,UA Mil 1 I.M.vI.i I ul.l I :

61X1 H GRADE.

I

rontluund

U ' - . >\ ' r*| pin, Kulilu

IV. YIOMV

This branch i- taughl by the mn-i approved methods. The
course <>[' stndi ilen, finger exerohnng, correct

bowing, etc. ; Meaning ndeu's, :in-l Kbt'rhartV Studies;

,,.< nil'lt playing with piano ami cornet : solos, duets, etc
from best n misusers. Pupils famish their oarn instruments

>. (OKVKT.

I'd those desiring it. cornel will be taught by so experienced
teacher Text-book, Arban's Complete School for Comet,
with original mM playing.

\ i. <ik<; \N.

hkftmctioo i>n tin- pipe-organ will le given by graduate
"i the Vu England Consort at oxy. The oourae includes
voluntaries, preludes, interludes, and modulation. Studies of
Whiting, Thayer, and Baptiste arc used. Cabtnel organ will
also In* taught. Those completing this oourae will l>
fitted to take charge of choir and church music.

Ml. sh;ht-sin<;i\<;.

Tin- is a prnmiani feature of the institution. Every pupil

in tin Ilegiate departraenl has the advant i thorough

c luree in vocal music. Thi- enables her. without the aid of

ta io-ition-ir

that oonrse io sight-singing make more rapid and intelligent
progress in voice culture a- well a* piano. We believe thai
pupils |n>- the power of speech and a appreciation of

ly may leara to sing ordinary n naic intelligently. The
aim of tin- (lepartmeDl i- to develop among our pupil- a
musical taste and ability. Ti without extra charge,

Night-winging, fundamental principle-., glees, church music.
choruses, i- well as harmonv. are tauchl i/"i/i/.

J* 1.a.;j:a\..i; FSMA1 I

( ours*' of Stud.* in Klfflit-Sinijint.

FIRST VEAR
LenJlt'V UiMlcaU'hitrt. KuimIiiII mnl

Ni.tlltioli. Mii.mr. in I
F.ar-tralnlng. Wrlttii

SECOND VER

LwlirV Crows a B

Marie* of rudiment*. Written

Churcli .;iusi( , Induiltiis liymr..

Ckanmm akeM turn aandMd .,

vni. vim i: (i in 1:1:.

Only experienced instructors of broad maaioil o&meti
employed in this department . The teaehen in ok .
graduates of America's Wat oonservaf. II, .

I >ld Italian method is ami. Bil
is the basis of good tone as well as oj beaten, breathing

lessons are given throughout ihe oaanw. Sake ad fa
tones do not constitute sinking, j .; *

cuIturt,Boi |o learn, parrot-like, a Eew be anas

eal thought of which neither pupil ,- loaofcar mrinhllia.
Instruction is given in vocal physiology, UHH , i , ImHioa, tn,
musical conception, and orthoepy as relating t. a f is l
well as speaking. Pupils meet teachers weekly
practice, lectures, etc. This course tit- papal, lor solo sin
in concert and chnrch, and for teaching culture pro,

At the discretion of the teacher, papfe M alaa i
public. Lach Commencement voice pupils, agisted by the
chorus class, give a cantata, oratorio, or s, ._ *

l>ls completing the first year in BgbtHttngiiig, the four,!,
grade m th.ory, and the fourth grade in the course below, will
"TV < ,f profiaencv

SSS tb V ,ltire ' mmm m **

vo.oe culture w-H receive a -//,,/ ,

I our*. f stutlj bi Vol,.,. < (|l(Ilrt .

l F "ST GRADE

; ' " Method. n,. UMl .ir fcMt iiita.
"* v h

a

, s . ^^' ii " fv , " ui "' 1 "' PH

SECOND GRADE.

mil. Blend I m
vowel nud ouunonuul tnuiidii in Eugllidi
i wiugM am

TH'PD GRADE.

.Mill 'l.-sl. ..|.. |. VllCflll'K Itllllilll Mf'huil. i '.IWlll ,.

Trill, Italian nit -In l.v.

-u:. Ill S'.lltKls in llliliiin,

''(I u rin- and KnmNii -<'1ik.

FOURTH GRADE.

ip 21 l'iin<.fk;i.i.|i. ki. BofdaajBl 1 ! .ui VoeallsM, !'!,- !.. II.
Kxpwloil iiiiil jilirn
Miiily nf alias continued, i .jiit-iTt -iniri hi;
from oratorio mm! EngllMh

FIFTH GRADS

I.iiiii|Ttl ' stiulifs. Bordognl'1 .-. lik. I i 1. MUHbm

i:.\. ir. i.,i, nii.l pbfM
Dram l Concnrl

ofnria, recitative, and iivutinu.

i. Kr.-nrli. ..ii. I ',.i-:..,

ART 1 )Hi 'AK-l mi;.\t.

This department i- directed by ;m aocomftliahed ari:-
WMfmaad a b i l ity , To bar remarkable talent, baa aaea riilnd

the advanta_ , ln (a* beat M s ,.j, ,

ag laaai tin- I aft Art studenis" Laaajaa.

Much v/urk M |m ti'i-ui nature and object*, and fraa llBIMJ

.n-.-ving is r.-ipiirt-il. Pupils are taught Ml Deft copying,
tmt ir a art ; hence their work has a life in it < ftao wmu\

waaat aaty colored prim | haaaaa of the depart -

flM '- ii afcetd ,. ,-,,.,,, , .,_

ng a member of the clam aa a aaodhL
The course includes the following : DnMraajr, lijjht and
abaft*, si, II. |,fe. rra\..n. pa-t.-L UMjdaeape, mi

and |i.n liture. This departiuen

aaaarpaaaad adratagai ia - . and a ta y u a Bam ail ai

IV Art Mall is ei.miiK.di.. us, well lighted, and admirably
adapted to its uses. It is enrjietcd. and .applied with CMta,

I1KM It-Is, ,

30 i . ,,i . i . i

Commercial ] >ei artment.

The con ad] eaferaeea book-kei ag commercial

law. Iraaiaeas oorrenpondenee, and pt-miianakip. Doubles i
git,

Thi* course b- not nj.ti.mal. but ta repaired of al
Girk aa well a* boys ahonld hare a practical buHinetw educa-
tion. Many-liu-ratii- and bonorakae posit - open to
women qualified to fill than; everj housekeeper

should kuow how t keep i oorreol m mi <>f h t . r ioooane

eapaaam >ir-o tin- department ua>
faog ladies have taken the mm; .!,.,!

ons where they apj.lv pr* ti.-allv tie imrtruotion bere

i I'd.

A soccesufnl Imsine*. man has written u th, - -| am
I you have a commercial department I ha <
wry little about Mm lay busir.es* affair oi m, \:

graduate* eaa work out difficult problem*, aod
Jrei.,-h; but bow mm} eu make ooi ., p

order, or tell the difference Mween adraft and a cheek ! V
are on the right In v , lr p i r ], ),.

oil

Industrial Dei artment.

**" thi. department during , |. ,, M , ,,.. ,,.,.

~V**7*** w expect < ... j, .,. '

W ieatureof tlie institut '

, A< '" : ^uetorha.U,,, .,,...,. , , tuk( .. .
^ **<"** Regular*, en in cum*

,, - :i "' i " ,ai ^ ''' ven in plain

-1 orna,,,,,,:,!,.^. R,^ ro bv papH* dariu S

V ^t* detriment.'

; -t l ut,.n., l|;lt a, 1Z a,io I , ,,

***** .,..1

] \ . i : \ n . . i ; i i m \i i:

Remarks on Course of Study.

OPTION k|, SIT |||>.

All optional studies, such . and instrumental music,

drawing, painting, French, German, Bpaaieh, and Greek, arc
taught bo as to int< -little ?> tjaswble irith the regular

tudk* of pupils. So pupil having . mimenced an optioaal
study can discontinue it aithout the permission of the Faculty,
gives at the reqaeal of the parent or guardian. Pupil*
must study Latin Ln order to graduate in the A. 1>.
STOCI \t. si i on -

Pupils who in deficient in certain braocaes often desire t>>
graduate. These may pa r aa e aaeh speoLa] ttadlea a- will
enable them to take a n taoding m sooa M

i a- ///;/'//(// pupils.

Graduates m th - who do oa4 intend gradaatiag may wish

mplete spe< tal studies, or to enjoy the ad vant cnuak

and art. Such will be received, and, ou finishing these -(it.

jeeta, ma tifieate of proficiency. These are

enrolled ae tpeeial pupils. Special pupil.- hoarding in taa

raal be subject to all regulation- affecting boarding
pupils.

MODEU L VVOl \<;i:s.
'"Tiiian. French, and Spanish are taught by oompt
iaatruttara, Ahaal *aa4aaY at the "Western Continent -peak
ypaaiah lai Since our religious and comm<

u tth ICexicu are g eaefc j i

knowledge of Spanish it dkaadarataaa. W% have iaeatpo-
the last named study in <>ur eoarse, and it is taught by
one who has made this language a specialty. Modern Ian
aught without exl ge.

i:i.<h ITION
Pupile having leisure Ear it and desiring a special couns
elocutioa may receive instruction from one who baa had

superior advaaaaaaa For this arc;,

TKH'IITOW CL 188.

The design of this flhw hi to pve I r instruction tn

actual as well m prospective teachers. Teaching ii
feasion. ami those enteriui: & eho ald be qualified. \ i i
leach i- 1 fifcfl tn prepai ii. The ol 1 who .-

content with a knowledge of the "three l!V: the idi-al
modern teacher, beside* these, meet -tmly the "three MV
Mind. Matter, arnl M tin nl" The teacher in special cl
of this class has had five or i\ \e:.r* of experienc* in normal

! and institute work. Membi r of the U -

visit the preparatory and other classes, lad ace the method*
taught put into practice. To those intending to teach, no
instruction i> so valuable M the node! of live, skillful,
experienced teacher. Of the twont y - o eeo e pupil* thai
taken thb eeene, eighteen have already been employed as
teachers. Aiaeag Ike t t hooka ad are Baldwin 1 ! Psycbol-

Baldwin's School Management. Brooka'a Norm il M.
BesVs Metbo. . A review of the <

ol branches is also given to thou

IMl'OKTANT PEAT! Il>.
Special attention is given to letter-writing, punctual!
penmanship, beahmea forms, orthography, phonies, r ; Se-
ion. Our vocal in practice for

Commencement, but daily Seemed u riven

free by a teacher of acknowledged ahiiity. Ko d
for theory, harmony, or dam etoewtion. Ifeaaben of the

meed classes will have review i in th. irv bfw

besides drlls in household , U( ] eli .

< HAKACTEIt OF IWim < ||o\.
The teachers are all lih .. .,; ex .

'' ent 111 mere idl. I

tion. hut in studying matter ami methods, thereby b. ;:.-> pre-

hemselves for their apt k. Th. '

Id to adopt all modern b
method, that are sap, |!iallv ,, M , ],,,, t ,., . ,,, e

iK-en found e ood. Tl nti-n i-

rdksg the lower try brai -

~w^ to the higher, but incorporat

them throughout I '

I \i,i: W,,K Kl M \ I I 0OLL1

sri lV \M Itl.l ur.ATinv
Pupils ire rarely entitled m<>re than an hour at a time in
Iv and ivcitali.ni. Short, listed interval- for recreation

i nco rp or ated in the tobadala of dally duty.
This system is favorable to order an<l discipline, and cond i-
cive to health of body and rigor of mind.

PHYSIC VI. (ILTIKK.

\\ e ii ivi i a specialist t" give instruction in this im-

portast ''ranch. The college will W- supplied crib the baal
naxtic appliam i -. !'i!|iil- will alao have the advantage of
: .1 military drills.

STI I>li:s CMP BOABDEBS.
Id addition 1 tadty periods dariog tbe day, boarding

pupil- study two and a half hours after tea. und.-r the care of

u her. No desaKorv or aimless stady is allowed. Thi-

provision really tbe advant - Meb hoarding pafrila

-ess over those who are not inmates of the house. Vndir
-mh jadieion* regimen, pupils form habits of earnest and

lligetrt application | and, a- a rule, our hoarders stand
am nag the fore m o st of the aohoo l .

COCB8B8 OF STII>\ .

T^-re are three regular eosjrsss of stady in tlie literary
ilipailaasiil iif this iaatitatioa, \i/ Claash d, Soiantjfk, aadl

Poet-Gradaata. The cla- enihraees all the studies

of ihc regahtf curriculum The scientific cour-e is the same

I t capte d. Tli' pt -graduate course

embraces advanced stadiea in he uoe, ami mathe-

matics. We intend that our diplomas shall mean something.
They an inted to papils finishing a few special st ndice.

PapUs mast complete om of the above courses in order to
ate.

instki>ii:nt\i.itii:s.

Tba College i- sapplied with new and complete philosophical
iratus. New de-ks. map-, and charts have lately basa
furnished. Anion- rceatM parehaaaa may Ik- mentioned a tine
roaoope, Adam-"- Chronologieal Chart, and Yaggy*! G

phical. Astronomical, and Anatomical Chart-

a%_ SI

I I'.lilVi.K II. M \i I

atti:m> vn< i:.
GMag to Nbool is a baaiatw. Abaenoe of one day

week M I loM of twenty part 'lit. What basin - eU tttsl .in

aeh 1q and poaptr! Patron ah arid co-open it.- in -

the prompt ami regular attemlam-e of papils. In cJMi
ing, attendance ranks as a study. No abeeace. excued ei
in eatM of M-rious ilinesn.

EXAMINATIONS \M EUSPOBTe.

There will h<> monthly written exajBUMtioat, nn.l.

fttoaftorda jo* criterion of the Kfaolanliip i
Mi pupil. Kaeh of tk. examination papm thltt prod, ,| j,
grale.l aceonlim: t it, excellence; and, from tl
thiHTa.le-mark.an.ltlH-m-r.Uo 1 .Lpi i ^ . ..

mark of the pupil in a*4i *ody U obtained, il
rf*h three month* report of pupilV , landing in l
sttrf.es attendance, ami deportment, will b, ten! to parent, or
guardians.

< l-\ss DHTOM 110318.

^^-ofthe Senior ,1a- wbo ar ,. entitled to g,

r^r " ir '

eat No ho, nnferrc.l

* the Jo ior ( , a>st!j< . UyHu .

highestdass-staiidii.i; wilJ U. ,.,; i, i

dariiw th* f! fPn*ed to read origin.] . *,.: -

4,^2^'^'^ * > >>- ...tl,,

thoi !jau . ^P* fw "* given to cLurialpapll.
^el t ; hoH , : " w,e ' 1 *Uh the instituti

"--Wtheo^uJ ^< **. other

"UTAH dm> nm.t be H . ttlwl , .
ordi i almal *"tinetioa*, aw.

l. \'.i: w.i i i.m ii k i .ii. 1. 1

85

{Jleclcafs.

SCmAUB MEDAL mi I Brt

ii i~ riiduwi

RIDLEY MEDAL-'"- r M Kt.t:. > . ..: LaGrange, ban endow**) .. medal

laj member ol ibeJunloi or Senior i

HEMPHILL MEDAL Ml W k I

I ll l!)

COKER MEDAL Ml 1 M Coker. ol Atlanta, baa eadowei : f.r

. v. ii. ii. . in \ nice < u!' i for Li -i-

FACULTY MEDALS -*U* ll WV Mi- Kn-ti"

KCADDTG

ninieneemenl -- .' fur by

ling (i.imiii. lid nun'

- 1 rioi

ut ion. fir-! medal.
i Kir v Khx utloa, ocood in<

MIMi .

Kor \ |n-ii..ni' tut on I

i ll . rmony.

ai: i

PKNM tXSHIP

i>i:(;ki:i:s.

Degree* will be ftvee m foUoara: 1. To thoee completiBg
the classical ooaree, Um A B. -. To tboee completing

ifiitiiir coarse, the degree B. 8. :;. To those oompletiog
tin- post-gradaate eoane, the degree A. M. 4. To those
pleting the oovrae in |" e, the degree B. I. If. (Bachelor

of InstraasentaJ Music). 6. To those oompletiag the eoe
voice saltan . tin- degree I!. V. If. (Bachelor of Vocal Moaii ).
v ' pp. *>. 28, tad 38

I tea vS'.i: 1 KM l LB COLLEGE.

lipcnses.

Rates per scholastic year.

I'HKIWKVTOItY DBPABTMEMT.

Klr-t. Second, .mil Thir.1 ,rn<le
Fourth urnile

FMili ,ii..i BMh patM

OOIJLMHAIB OKI' VIM Ml. NT.

PreaftaMa i-Ium

i itl.i - I '

lMplon >ll.>n

MISK LHEPABTMEXT.

instruction an piano of organ

Volet iiiltnr.- tingle pupil

Voire i if two or ni<n N <

Violin ......... ..

00, one boar to < . 1 1 boon per daj Mti

i plitno. ni-ii additional hour per da)

if piano, to pupil* In <lu r, two hour* |M-r<l'i> . 1"

VKT DEPASTMSNT.

Ih'iwiiiK, i it erayon 80 OB

Crayon portraiture, pnMcl. on liln .
(>11 pullUllr.-

m i vi. sn mr.s.

iul elocution | , ...

vrltm*. wltii ,-,-.,) iii.rriiinrii'
mnkhiK

laataaUagtlgbii elaetrte) and raal ...

Liuunliv

Raart, laaadry, and literary tattton

sard, liaalrj', lalm , piano i. Mona, with m _..> m

fkalaal aaaaad, aHa rata nOtare

^ I'l'pii^k-siringtotakeartor aperial atdi it, addition
BtAtary tad bom boot**, om gnd oat eol ,,; game by adding
rate* a* apettcd aU.v.-. W- charge no in rid en UU. Our
sacihtie* for teaching ire ooeataoUj bring improved. We
funrnh a thorough w.llegiat.- gdeoatioa ai lower rate* thai
usual in institution* of abate pad*. tfottee that t h<
harmony, night-nnging. koofctoefiag, :1a* elootttioo, ai',,1
etbeta. mcs are tau u ht /,-. , .,/,/,,,,, .

'>" KppfettioB, ,|.,ria! raUf will Imj furniahed lo two or

more pupil* from the mm f, ;m ji y<

I \..l: \\..r i EM ILK I "II l HE.

Mil: III ILDING8.

The main buildings are the College an<l College Home. In
*lv",r,. tli.' property wa* sold to the North Georgia ( onference
M)0<i; am] m:iii_v inprovementi bve since been ma
works have been erected, and the buildings are supplied
with an al.undaace of pare veil-watt r The College and Col.
Home are lighted with the best Ed - n electric light*.
THE COLLEGE
1- buili -I brick and ayaaata, ami covered with tin. taakii
tip' proof. It is GOxlaG feet, tsro stories ktgfa ateae end and

three at tl tbcr. The Imioorii divided by wide ha

crossing each other at the center, thereby affording perfect
Mutilation. CpoQ it there are au rooma, devoted to recita-
tion, laboratory, and auuma. >n the teeond floor are located
tli.' chapel and a complete arrangement of mtMte-rooras, '-..ii-
venient to tin- chapel, ami admirabh, situated for instruction
and pra< tice. Art and mock rooma occupy the (bird floor,
mi: COLLEGE < iivi'i:i..

Tli.- Chapel is BOi 100 feat, a itfa a capacity for 1600 persons.

It i> beautifally lighted by large windows, and has tive

ances. It ha- bean proaoanced, by diatingaished visitore,

to be the largest College hall in the Smith.

-

COLLEGE HOME.

College Home >- I icatad one haadred feet wed of the Col.

. with which it i> connected by a brick walk. Prom

the roof of thia building, water Iowa towards all potats of the

compass. Three years ago, at an outlay of |10,| , it

enlarged to doable it* former capacity. It now affords ample
accomodation for a hundred boarder* The Hoaae k a aaad-
some brick baildiag, 50x160 feet, and two atoriea high. It
contain^ thirty rooma for boardera, parlors, reading room,
kitchen, store-room, etc., and a dining hall .;<>\i,n tv t . t . Ka.-h
story has a hall, twelve feet aide, running the entire length
oi the building. The second door is reached by three broad
stairway-. The rooms for boarders are eighte* n feel square,
with -loor-, opening into these broad halls, and with two or
more windows receiving air and sunshine from without

in uttUNn 1 1 >! u 001 ' ' "'

These rooms are thoroughly ventilated, having Open grate*,
windows witli weighta, and doon with reversible iraaaome,
Tlie thickness of the walls is a protection ag duel the axtremei
of heat and cold, ami the pupils tod their rqpnu oomforUbli
in every season. With our laperior hygienic arrangement*,
it is Ml strange that College Home bat, for the |>a-i fortj

vi-ars, bad a health record Baaarpaned in the South

(iltttWTH A\'li Ol TI.OOK.

ProepeoW for the coming session are cheering. Thi I
lege is stf:i'li'> iocreaaingin anmberaaod prosperity. Iti

creasing popularii y is attested hy the fact that, under tin
present management, beginning fivfl year* ago arith nz hoard -
ing pupils, it ended the present aMMOS With )u'/i. //<''"'"
This growth has beta - >litaiin<J. not hy endowments and
many titled professors, hut hy the honest, thorough work
done by wional teaehen. The trustees haveettdi

the present administration by committing the CoUaga to 1U
management foi a period of twenty years. This trust, how

r, in no way impairs their official authority, not dial
the relation (A the College to the Conference. This u
only female roll, bekagj I OB Mail ely to the North

l.eorgia < onfeici,.

imikovk.mk\ts.

Tl " Co!1( repaired and painted, and

mat: bewrtifted Five ma&ic-roonu
bare been added, many sehooi iaaliaanaia11lli ii pnrcbi

works and electric tight* introduced. Among pro
posed improvements ,.ay M mentioned ID ol,.,,\at..
gymnasium, and additional boarding room.

Misi:i>i.

The museum has beta ( .i ar ^, (l ,, v ,,,],,.,.,, , ,,,.
minerals obtained from the Oeotogiea] Department :
state ot (fcorgh. Tlir 112ll th( . fnmoat ,- fri) . |i(U yaIu

ad*tion,bave !,. made during the paat aearion Further
tHhuMonssolH.itedandwtllWdulva.kno.Ie,!

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41

LIBRARY.

Many valuable books and periodii ala have recently been
added to the Library. Among the booka of reference, ]>ii]>ils
have arci (o five encyclopedias and four unabridged
dictionaries. Attention will be given to building up the Li-
brary, which is a \ alaabla aid in acquiring a finished education.
Money or booka contributed will he gratefully received.

\M >l\ i
The Al n of the College li"ld an annual m. etiag daring
Commencement to revive the aeeooiitioin of the peat, and
contribute to the pr o s pe ri ty of the Alma Mater.
LITERARY six I i:tii >.
The Irenian and Measofantian Societies are accomplishing
mncb for the College. These two societies meet in their
tive halls each Satcrdey forenoon. Their eaarcisoi
-i of readings, recitations, original essays, criticisms, etc.
I xiioioi.
Foe sake of economy, and to prevent any discontent arising

from disparity in dress, wt have adopted a uniform. This
will be worn i. n Sundays, and SBch Other occasion- a- the Lady

Principal may prescribe, Tlie uniform is of gray dress flan-
nel, trimmed with Week braid, with cap to match. The uni-
form, including cap, will ooat not exceeding 118.90. In
winter, pupils arc required to wear uniform jacket, which "ill

be furnished at COSt. I'ntil Novemher 1, pupils may wew
such dresses a- they already liave. After that date, they
must wear uniform until nlnss nf session. Uniforms oaa be
made in our dress-making departmean eeeare uni-

formity, we prefer that they should be made lien. There
will t<c ample time to provide for uniforms after pupill enter.
1'njiiln must mat jJnin irhih dre^M* during ComtHencemtHt.

XI-: ATXlvSS \XI <>KI>Klt.
Every effort il made tO secure the utmost neatness and

order on the pan of the young ladies, in the arrangement and

'arc of their rooms, clothing, and persons. The Matron

inspects the rooms of boarding pupils daily, and notes all
instances of disorder, negligence, or untidiness

LAGH W.i FE.M Ml "I LE<JE.

MORAL AMI RELIGIOUS \l>\ \M \(,i:s.

We give constant attention to tin* moral tad religious train
ingof our pupils. Religious exercise* are held morning and
rawing. On Sabbath moratag, | >uj.: !* attend men church. -
ami schools in the city as their parents ma\ designate. \
V>. mg Ladies' Christian Association has been organized, an I
weekly meetings are held. Bible lessons are part of tin- cur-
riculum. Sectarianism ia eschewed, bat we ieek to ooaunend
the Christian religion by pieeept and example. A relig
atmosphere has pervaded College Hone daring the past year
HEALTH.

In no private household i Ufa re employed b sloeer or Bore
intelligent supervision ovei the Inmatea than is here exercised
over the health of the boarding pupils. The Lady 1'rin
has made medicine and the health of pupil- a life-long stud \

The slightest ailments are promptly treated, in -,-r . i

the "best medical advice is secured an.l competeel Bones pi i

mkk th$pmmt; and, when made known to the P

dent, is scrupulously respited. All the conditions of prop, i
Kamtat.oa are carefully observed It is a noticeable I
"ur pupils leave school in better health than when thev ,,.
iOMKSTK Altl{AN<;i;Mi;Ms.
The sleeping apartments u f the College an i oomsnodafc 1
each to four inmates. The heavy articles of foroitan, neb
as bedste-ada washstands, tables, vvardrl,e. mi r U:ur.. are
J-rmshed oy fe College. Each bonds, mus, fll! ,,, her N u
v t r M ,illw.cases, and toweU. fcocfa pupil tmoold
nave an umbrella, a gossamer, and orenkoes.

Jul n"5?' their I faraili '- ""> ** be-rdig p** all

partake at the ame tahle, and ***** ,,, large family.

thk wtYwaommn

o:::^!;::;:::: 1 j^r 1,sl;uHiM ^*~*^

-m, pjrr, :;::: **--

-d teachers ,s mviM n . ^ ^""M

>* thusohtain,d as rendeis n ^ "' ' V "'" ''' '

nders "P* dmnpfiae rtnlj neccaaary.

1 \i,l; v si.l: FEMALE I OLLJ Ql 4:j

TO PATRONS.

Read this oatalogae carefully, tad see what i- expected of

pupils and patron*, When von enter a pupil, it is implied

,: yon snbeerib* toaU the conditions herein oootained. Pupils

.in- expeeted toobeerve the rales prescribed, and patron* should

tuit lit-r Ask nor expect a% to permit a violation of the same.

Dinoarage visits home, since saoh absences impair sobolar.
ship nd olane- a ta nd i ng . When aeceaaary for papist to go
home, patroaashoald commanjcate directly with the President,
rather than through pupils. Tin PretH$nt n$trou tl
right to reftm B request* for papil to visit in ih> city or
token, during th* teuton. Popils should not refltaia after
Commencement, free from college restriottou* Suehoooraa
i* usually damaging. Parent*, ooasidertbe interests of yoar
- hii.hvii. tad do not allow it. The msooiations of Colh
Home, together with the maaieal and literary entertainments
en, afford pupils as many social advantages u are lx-st for
m while at school. Papilsarenot allowed to receive riaitors
except in ran eases, and then at the discretion of the President.
Write your ohildren enconraging letter* It' any eomplatata
made, write a* promptly, tfyoar dangfatec i> rick, she
will be properly eared for; it seriously ill. you will be prompt.
ly notified. The health record of the College tor decades past
shonld remove all solicitation in regard to this matter. Do
i 4 **ad yoardaagfatersboaee of eatable*, *ach as. eweataeaata,
cakes, ate. .Most siokaeM ariaes from this cause. The fare of
the College table ia ample, and ansae for pupils and tnaoheri
Boardi i pupils must nut open a* counts at stores, oroontraot
debt*. When pupils do (hopping, tbey must be looompa*
I by a member of the Faculty. Boarders keepi&a money in
hi tin n- room* do so at >h-ir own ritl: tfoney should be de
posited with the President, who will than l>e responsible for it.
We offer best advantages at reasonable rates. To sacooed ,
we mas* have prompt payments. .\s long aa daea are unpaid,
"', not ymi. are bearing the harden of you:- cbilda edaeation.

BBFBBEHCB&

W* refer to any of oar patron* Inquire of them whether
' ""' i fair tedei of what wn are, ud what we do.

44 LAM; w.i: 1'l.v mi: COI.LEUE.

Bwties of (jpecaeners.

TK.U HERD SHOULD
I. > > | .< ; i no teemmti at tone.
i Da tluir p.irl In I aaotttiMJ pupiU.

gataaaj antjroa Kriiiiiy nicm.

1. AjHtM In enforcing. College rule*, and in: I In

nui m as - 1 1 > i 1 1 .

I. MtOW partiality or fm

I liivi- iiivirui timi ootdda of appointed w

L Attend amaaameaU not approved I Pn

. lee riatton Sunday, anleai i <.-. to eventna

'.. Takt-imrt iiwi wttlraat conaent of t*i

I
c

<

%|fatioR5 for Boarding Pwpifs.

portu jiim'

I. W.urColle*- uniform.

.'. *- pi llllinl mil maailj m meal*.

;. Meat riaHoieaai) la reception i

Went

I'-iK-t i.'i aabta , h i,, r ,. s ,, r , .

I n .
' * ud obedient to ever} I

J '' r ,;

". Arranie room before leavln In th< ;

;.;^Ntinii 1 -, 11 t,iv-i ll ll| ., ll , | ,

".. nuium.v-wti.K.in.,.1. hBTCBtD ti.

I'll',

-lit "tit oft I,, College,

! ""'"'"'<* with >,,..

,K.,,v..,-K,k, r( , th( . r .,

fro,,,

W prml-J and ,
.or nk i

' tt awl. tpenuia.

LAGB IXGK 1'KM \1 K I 0L1 ;

NOTE

if music in roneeri program on pagi
Our neal uniform, hlch saves expense i"i- Sunday dren
TUc number of pupila in marie mil art, ahown on page XL

:t |- \hll.ll M tlM (.IP -! III. I -. v,. r 1,11,1.

Thai moat i rpta" below art */ ranatf asaa, am/ uuovsA-

ri it buildings ar* all id bo inUnff-boaM la <>ni.-. two atoriea high,

.iiiuli! In rvtfiilar U -. Imi i,.,i -, ,i. ir |nii.

Th.ii the ] , r.-wiii, m iui.lv. if, inn,, taught MeeaafteUjrftartMfty-faarywan

Tlmt ,.iir n-.-n -Ii.-i !.! aigbt-singUlgla one .,( Ilii-fln.--! \.K-uilst> In tin- South.

nail i,, i i.,..n,i i h, ii I,, .;,!,., i. lighted, ;,,, ( | ventilated.

NuiiiiT,(i board) -i> inn . npaatfotn

-i \ .11 ui Commencement i ,.\.

.iu<iv.!\ by |,u|,ii> and teachers. Ninety tin.- \ oicea la the- cbortM

'\ ' itMTflf nur u i mll, ) ,|i| r n , . ' , I " " *"

til' If. Holllt-
i.i i iCH ATI-: hk i -t
flgnuuii im [in-ill Excreta
OtlMMKKl IA1. I'lTI
-l OFSTUDir
-uul,v.

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Neatneoa ml ' l idei

ilptioiml Kill. Ill

( I, till 11
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3- BOARDING- I'npll- iiml tea >llegp Home.

4- FACULTY- Tratoed, p rog re ss ive. Kn

5- LITERARY COURSE -W.U uni.i. -,i. i:,-m book* and m.-iii -
6 MUSIC I 'nexo ii. -.1. Voirai rnltnro a ataw lallj Bight-elni
7- ART- l.'\, - I'liomillN Mm- miviiiiti:

8 TEACHERS' CLASS Tli..r..uuh eonrae i- Baethodaand

9 BOOK-KEEPING -Tuimlit n at- boom

10- ITaTtNSCS Waaaoiialila rnt.-s. rfn ImIiWiii

11- PROGRESS- More than twice aa mm

>tee:rpts.

Hundred* attest that I itlon seared It* grandest tucceaaattl

i I,,-, in, nt. A- to music, the college stands aecoud to nana, O c orgia
limy w.-n rank LaGimng* Pemi ami ng bu r tir-t and Im-m.-m m D

i'. w ui Ni wniiii ii i rahar, Jane It, MM,

We ha peattj ptaaaad with - make-anea tin- exaanina-

- Hi -ii, -i-.. i penni mil corn . '

i Urography. aY* desire to call pautiewlar attention to the ahorti aim

liiini-.l Dointa, aathey are toooften ii--i:lr<-i.-.| In our h .
l.-nri i,i'.., E/ataimni Ckataukd

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I ASBAXOB I l-'l 11 I

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] MM) |..-.i> tOttM 1
I ..,,i,i |, cilli-Ji- li ''' ! ! ""

UiaCollege: I inn ' Mlnf tlntrntli lo tl Mori thun thin u ! tin

, lltw t K Hfl i knar, tbi i mak <r f< m i

,,, n,i. -A. J. .luiKKu. hi "'.v<:' I

j-),, n.llil inn- furnUhed I.; Mr

AIh-vii Mnllli nii'1 Mi-- Mail.. Ball)) M -

., ; .., i, ,| Willi grace and I" i brofl

I. rhiiii.it i ! - ' "" '" -' ' "

North Georgia. Mr. Aiwyn smith la a colli
voeallft in th. State -n*nkn i*w,Jw a*, MM

M. umi B.i "ruin. 'ni>>' Mr*. Alwyn RmitB -
1 .it <ll|.luti'M i- i-of l!i< U ! (TIT taken from II
.lory. Thl ymii-' nadeut, and Imlnji ,!

-ni.iy ban in.- mini' maaj MandatoU It-

i. I culture mi her -i.'. . log. tbi i wit r. markalili' I
-in- Mil- fair to become fain

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I^egw rations for Boarding Pupils.

i'liUUs M

Pn.r. B. is. smith, of ii.. LaOraafi :

T.'Xhk. hnvli.gh. . ,, w)th Ull . N ,, t ,

ni.l bathe reputation of being , of the
hUneWata Hi baa a thorough and p
uujapeatarearlDth

n'tWllt illMlt.'ll.,,, I,- ,.,. ^ m ,,.

CaciUttM are urunateh,

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^^departm.

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^?ale ^igfo School

Gommepsial, eient fie. Classical.

Fall Session begin* first Monday in September, and !
December 19, 1890.

Spring Session begins second Monday :ii January. 1H0 i
closes at the expiration of five scholastic month*.

Ratec of Tuition, per scholastic- mouth, payable at th
of each month :

Primary,
Intermeddle,
High School.

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Preparing boys f or college an, t , bu M , are llUnlM
Write for catalogs and particulars.

LEONIDAS JONES, Principal.
La<.r.ni^<-, (.<) rfi

o\ Ghe palace Gap * ine.

i Kansas an, mips;:, & hum mrcaj

I- many miles the -ho-test, and by far th

Best Equipped Passenger Lin<

Between ]Kints in the Ea>t awl B .uthaast, and Monphti an.', all potato i

Arkansas, Texas, the West, and Northwest.

"" * Train BealpuMBl of this lis* to of the most nio.'eni

BOH ruction, and pP Bf H al with every device i eees>ary to the comfort

and laf. *v ' congers. Elegant Reclining hair Cars (Seats Free)

II < trains between Memphis and n lingharn. Binning

hai Ktaa City: with rullman Sleepers light oaant

1 I 1 ' iid Atlanta, in connection w hoOooq

I vcrytl, r new ar.i tirst-class, and no . rt li spared hy the
< t.. 111. Mi. requirements of the traveling puMic. Through
tick, t \iatisline -on wle at all through-ti.-ket offices. F..r to
! tin j-tabl. older giving full information as to through i
OOaoMMttOM ' . etc. iddrees,

H. I>. EM is, j, |. : . LOCKWOOOb

GENERA AGE if, GENERAL PASSENGER *GENT,

339 Wtt* t., HsnpMi, Tana. Eaasas Zltj, Ho.

GOING TO OR RETURNING FR< >M

fia^range Female Soffege,

a(pr<3R<|e. (|>eorcji<3.

THE

Loralle and Mville R. L

OFFERS YOU FROM

NEW -ORLEANS

Double Daily Trains and Elegant Pullman
Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars, via

The beautiful Gulf C< iast,
Mobile and Montgomery.

BY THIS ~ ROUTE

ONLY : ONE ! CHANGE : OF : CARS

Fort Worth, Texas, to LaGrange. Ga.

Pmati and ilic- paag ladies Mil do well u> ren i mim -
swing to and returning from school, an ! Ma to j; ihat tli.-ir tl I
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VIA NEW ORLEANS AMD thi LA N. K. K.

fot rates, map,, tim.- twit, nc, address

C. P. ATMORC, FRED O. BUSH.

Cneral Passenger Agent, District Passenger Agent.
LOUISVILLE, KY. ATLANTA, CA

T. H. KINSLEY,

Traveling Passenger Agent, L. A N. R. R..

DALLAS, TEXAS