LAGRANGE 
FEMALE COLLEGE, 

LaG range, Georgia. 

1891 = 92. 



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CATALOGUE 



Of THL 



Fortv-Seventh Annual Session 



ii 



LAGRANGE 
FEMALE COLLEGE 

LaG range, Georgia. 

IXTITUTBD t3> CUABTESCO iv 4 t 

Judge u$ by our u;orl(. 



] v.l; \ m.i , ., \ 
REHlBTI I -l i. \ m |.i ( |\i 



Board of Trustees. 



\\. I). Amu OHMS, I). D. 
1)1!. .I'UIV A. liUl.ll 
Hon. I!. H. BlOIIAM 
ItKV. II. .1. l!l..ll\M 

.loil.N 1!. Bboomr 

\a < < Win. 1. 1: 

' \<ll> W. (It M-M AX 

II. II. Cast, a. V.. M. I). 

JnllS 1). Kl'MI Mi-ciX 
W. V. fill AY 

H.in. IIf.nkV I!. BjUIH 

.1. w. Bxror, i>. D 

J. C. IIinmmx 
I:kv. J, H. Hi x.Mi rrr 
K::v. A. I'. .Junks 
.1. W. ;.i ,i .. I. I). 
QnOBQE I.i:-i.i;: 
I!. & Mi Taki.in 
foam \V. .Miiii.i: 
.1. K. Mixon. '). I). 

 I. F. <><;). KTilLK 
I. K. I'AIIK, U.. I) 
L M. PaIIK 

III v. V.\ A. Paisk< 
Dk. E. D. Pitman 

lih'V. W. r. Qt II.I.IAN- 

F. P. Uam.i.k 

W T. Smrtu 

Joan L BcuBMoa . . . 

Mo-I- M'l.M; 

T. M. Swift 

B, T. riicnii'-iiv. Kaq 

1 I Til! ITT 

Hon. w. a. Team 

I.'kv. U\ W. \\\w.-\vwi:ni 
\V\i. s. With vm 



Officers of the Board. 

HON. I!. U. |;K;haM 
W. V SEAT 



I. ii.r mne. 
I.ii (range. 
L(raiiK< 

< 'ovington. 

I..II.I - . I !!_;.-. 

Atl;in';i. 

tVaabington. 
LaUrange. 

I.l'.l .MILL'-. 

I iG range. 
Greenville. 

Atl:uii.i. 
\ 1 1: ii t :i. 

Athena. 
<' ii tri>\ [lie. 

Al!;uit.i. 

Gordon, Al:i. 
LaGrangi 

LaG range. 

Elberton. 

Stinson, 

LaG range, 

LaG range. 

Atlanta. 

LaG range. 

Augusta. 

Roanoke. Ala. 

< Greenville. 
LaG range. 
A in*-] leus. 

Elberton. 
Kewnaa. 
LaG i 
v c san. 
Angnata 
Anniston. Ala. 



PltKatDi K I 

S III tm;v and Titi ISI in. 



Faculty 

1891-92. 



LITERARY DEPARTMENT. 

BUFU8 W. SMITH, A. M. 

Mental and Moral Science. 

EtJLHB B, SMITH. A. M.. 
English, Spanish, Mw< 

Mm. BtTFUS W. SMITH. 

Mathematics. 

Mm. KI7LXB it. SMITH 

Mathematics, Literary Department. 

Mm. IXI.a LAXAB BTBOTHF.R, A. B .. 

Elocution, Literary Department. 

J;i.\. SUBSET M. SMITH, A. H.. 

Latin. 

CLIFFORD I.. SMITH. 

Natural Science, Bookkeeping. 

Him PI BL L050. a. !;.. 

Penmanship, Physical Culture, Literary Departm.nl 

TH<)M\s C, MAN'VIM,. 
."-pe:ial Penmanship. 

Mi-- BABBICT K. JOHN80X, I., i., 

Preparatory Department. 



MUSIC DEPARTMENT. 
ai.wvn m. SMITH, Dnacros, 

Harmony. Chorus, Slght-Sin^in- 

MM. AI.WVN M. SMITfl (CrBAiM ul, N. K. ( .,. 
Voice Culture. Orjran, Theory. 



I.Ai.l! AM. I. I I M VII ' "I II ' !' 



Mi- MIRIAM WEST, A M.. 

Piano, Theory . 

Mi-- M IIDEF. SMITH, A. B., 

Planu. Theory. 

Mm CLAIMS L SMITH, A. i:.. 

Piano, Theory. 

CLIFFORD L SMITH, 

Violin, Acoustic*. 

Mm. LULA i.amai; BTSOTHXR, a. is. 

Oultar. 



ART DEPARTMENT. 

Mi- MAMIE HOLIFIELD. 



INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT. 

Mi- A. PLXMDTG W.VKI). 
Dressmaking. 

Mi- PEARL Mini;, a. B., 

Stenography, Typewriting. 



COLLEGE HOME. 

Mi:-. KIKI-.s W. .SMITH, L IDT I'kin. ipai.. 
Mi-- MEL IS S A CATO, DOMEMTK ! >-., AhTMENT. 



OFFICERS OF THE FACULTY, 
turtns W. smith. Phwmh 
BTJLXB li. SMITH, Bw bstabt. 
CLIFFORD L SMITH, Tittimtx 



Alumna?. 



Pi. ;.-. i ii form m eoacarnlag marrtacM, rtaatha, omittad alunua, wtmmfi 
in iimiih- bttov. iiii..rniMii..ii eeneernlni addrtaa, occupation, ste^ wll 

Ihiiiililully r.-iei\ ,|. Il man lad, Mill.- i i us) >:i ml'- nun,.-. | n |, . an. I ji.1.1  .  -. 

eopn - ..i eatatocua*. \m I prior to IMS. Dwtad alumna? are Indicated thui 



1 S4. 



M mi. i \ \.\vr. 

Blisabetb 1.. Iiurk.' 
Sarah II. ( mix rim. 



MABJU1 I. \.\MI 

M iv Swanaoa,* 



M MI'l V \.\ MX, 

Borah T. Cameron, 



1H47. 



A.l. Ill 1,1,- E. f.lu'h.un.- 

Harsh H. Cooper, Mr- Newton. 

Tabitha E. Hill. Mr* 1 1. .ward,* 

Martha It. Hill. Mr>. l'otts.* 

i:. !"<. a v. Marshall,' 



narah C. Morgan, 
i iphella A i isborne, 
*usan J. Pnsalej . 
Mary A. Baundart.* 



1 S48. 



\lurv v. Brotujnton, Mrn MiMiluiiiiiaii, 

Elian .1. Bryan, Mr-. Martin 

Aiii.irintli.i fc. Cameron. Mr-. (. I. ..;,, 

Harsh i layton. Mr-. Jeter, 

Catharine V Poster, Mrs. Willis, 

Jane E. Gilbert, Mr-. , 



i i in .- .1 fi r a tuw o ud , 

~;ir:,li .1 Kiild. 

Sarah I '. K Ing, 
Pauline i,m is. 
r.llznl.etli I'arliam, 



n. II. Akin. Mr-. Tntuni.' 

Oeorgiaf. Blgham. Mr-. Williams, 
Henrietta Broome,* 
Hophronla H.Campbell, 

Dorothy A. rhanpell, Mr-. Mattbawa, 

Amanda A DuBote, M r*. I rai . 

Kniuees A. Favor, Mi-. Goldsmith, 



1 Mil. 

Mary P. Origan, 
n \ Mnddox, 

Niincv Meadera. 
Acadia k. Mitchell, 
V 'in K. Pitta. 

 lb \. Bttnaoa, 
Mary A. Thompson.* 



France- K. Bronghtou. Mr-. T<ong * 
Antoinette P. Burke, Mrs. <; irtrell.* 
Martini K. DIXOB, Mrs. ' lantnn,* 

Isabella E. 1'i.iiglnsR. Mr- 
Nan-iHsa W. liouglass. Mr-. Bailey, 
KebeccaG. Forbes,* 

Margaret \. Oillinn. Mr-. OncHlmnn. 
Mary . Urlffln, Mrs. Mc< lebec 

Haral, ('.Griggs, Mrs, lx.ng. 



lKno. 



] Mart ''a K. Harvev. 
\nn i: McGlnty, 
n M. Meadors, 
ib i '. Newton, 
Cordelia \. Hc.ldiug, 
tlebec . A. Platon, 
("Mr.. line s. Stephen*. 
; Catherine ('. BUnaon, 
Helen A.Tnte. 



Mary C. Alfnnl, 
Tallniab Carter, 
Mary J. r,,x, 
Ann Davis, 
Jam K. liavln, 



L C. Hampton, 

wan Hiirrii. 
g. <'i'leKiiii Hill. 
Ellia J. Ki.l.i. 
Huun Met .. bi  , 
Jane Newton, 



Mi- I 

Mr-. Wei .. 
Mr-. Kcner, 
Mr- 



1 IS.". I . 



M r- Weston, 

i r>2 

M r<. I'nvi-. 

M ra, laopknart,* 

M ra, Meant, 

Mr-, i .it ii.-. 

Mrs. Hampton, 

Mr-. Dosler, 



Mary M. Douglass,* 
wnaan W. I touglaas, 
Mar; F. Drake, 
Mary i iravaa, 



\llll l(..(,l 
Mary P. Bald,* 
Rebecca A. H.n ledge. 
Koxanna sharp. 
 alliarlne Spiecr. 



Ma ran v  vi i 

Mr- H I II.- 



Mr-, liiirber. 
Mr- W. Pk< - 
Mrs. Bunk lev. 



Mr-. Perry. 
Mrs. Cninp." 
Mrs. HI.-.-. 
Mrs. Aharon 
Mrs. Tlitiior." 



Mr-. NVal,* 
Mrs. John- 
Mr-. Leak.* 
Mr-. Dowdell. 
Mr-. I toiler, 
Mr-. Undent!, 



Mrs. Harper. 

Mrs. Ak.r-.- 

Mr-. Blown,* 
Mrs. Doctor, 
Mrs. Jones. 
Mrs. Nicholson. 
Mrs. Bunks, 
Mm. Neal.* 
Mrs. Mitchell. 



Mrs. . 

Mrs. Phillips, 
Mrs. La*, 



Mrs. Boj Dton 
Mrs. Jones. 
Mrs. . 



I. \(.li \ M.I. 1 I.MAI I. I "I II ' I 



Mi- MIKIAM WTESt, A. M.. 
Piano, Theory. 

Mi- M IIDEI SMITH, A. H., 

Piano. Theory. 

Mi < I.AIIJK I.. SMITH. A. I'... 
Piano, Theory. 

CLIFFORD L SMITH. 

Violin, Acoustics. 

Km, i,it.\ i.amai; STROTHKR, a. B. 

Oukar. 



ART DEPARTMENT. 

Mi- MA.MII, HOLIFIKLD. 



INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT. 

Mi- A. FLKVIKG WAKI), 
l)rc*sn:aklng. 

Mi- Pi \i;l. LOKO, A 15.. 

su niitraphy, Typewriting 



COLLEGE HOME. 

mi. Kl fVt W. smith. i,M,v Paw h-ai.. 



OFFICERS OF THE FACULTY. 

W FOi w smith, nm v, 

1 ' ' Bl II. sMiTII. ft* ,., , 
CLIFFOBD I. smimi mi wkk. 



Alumnae. 



Pi. :i-.- luiiirm ns eoncerning marriages, deaths, omitted tinman, or any cm n 
in w  brtotr, Information concerning address, occupation, ir., will be 

i ti:i it u in 1 1 > received. If married, date hatband's name, title, and addrsss. Bend u>> 
copies of catalogue* Itraed prior to IMS. D e c e as ed alumna are Indicated tim- 



IK4<. 



MAIDBK MAKE 

Elisabeth I., iiurk,' 
Siiruli II. i 'mm ron, 



MAItllll n \ \xi 

Mrs. Bwanaoa,* 



M MHF.N NAM!:. 

Siinih T, Cameron, 



Adelaide E. BlftaaiB,' 

Sarah EI, Cooper, Mrs. Newton. 

Tabitha K. Hill, Mrs. Howard,' 

Martha R, Hill. Mr-. PotU,* 

Rebecca V. Marshall,* 



1847. 

Sanili ('. Morgan, 
i rphella A. < isborne, 
Ruaan J. Presley, 
Mary A. Baunden.* 



Mary \. Broughton, 
El ./n .1. Bryan, 

Ain.irintlia ('. t'atiien.n, 
Barah ( layton, 
Catharine P. Dosler, 
Jane E. Gilbert, 



Mr*. Montgomery, 

Mrs. M:in i 
Mi-, ntbson, 
Mr*. Jeti r. 

Mrs. Willis, 
Mr-. , 



1848. 

Francei .1 O r e wiwu od, 
Harah .1 KUId, 

Siiruli E. King, 
Pauline Lewis. 
Elisabeth I'lirlinm, 



1 84!>. 



Josephine II. Akin, Mrs. 
Georgia < '. lllgliitni. Mrs. 
Henrietta Broome.* 
Bophronla H. Campbell. 
Dorothy A. Chappell, Mrs. 
Imanda A. I mBose 



Prance* A. Pavor, 



Mr-. 

Mr*. 



Tnl n in. 

Will lama, 



Matthews, 

Ivi'v. 
Goldsmith. 



Mary P. Origin, 
Buaan v . Maddox, 
Nancy Meadera, 
1 Acadia f. Mitchell, 

Ann K. Tins. 
RHsnbeth A, Btlnaon, 

Mary A. Thompson.* 



Pranees K. itrouirhtou, Mr- 
Antoinette P. Hnrkc, Mrs 
Martha K. Dixon, M r-. 

Isabella E. Dnufflaas, Mrs. 
Narrlaaa W Douglass, Mrs. 
RebecraO. Forbes.* 
Margaret \. 01 1 lam, Mrs. 
Mary !'. i.rittln. M i-. 

Siinih C. Griggs. Mrs. 



1850. 



'rlHIK * 

Onrtrell.* 

i II niton.* 

v llo-S, 

bailey, 

Qondman, 
Met lehee, 

I^mg, 



Martha I". Harvey, 
\nn K McOintr. 
s-i'-.'in M. Mesdors, 
Sarah i '. Newton, 
i 'ordella \. Kcddlng, 
Rebecca A, ^latim, 
Caroline H. Stephens, 
Catherine C. stinson, 
Helen A. Tate. 



Mary C. \lfonl, 
Talliilnh inner, 
Mary j. Cost, 
Ann Davis, 
Jans K. Davie, 



I. C. Hampton, 

 H limit. 

1 I eleatla him, 

J, Kidd, 
Huaan McUehee, 

lane Newton, 



i nr, l , 



Mis. He r,|. 

Mrs. Wells.' 
Mrs. Kener, 
Mr-. 



Mrs. West 



on. 



Mary M. Dnugfaaa.* 
Bitean W, I louglass, 
M.ir. R. Drake, 

Mary t i raves. 



i xrt. 



M is. Davis, 
Mrs. [*oekbart, < 

M r>. Means, 
Mrs. I. ane, 
Mr-. Hampton, 
Mrs. Iiozier. 



Ann Reld, 

Mary I', licid.* 

Rebecca A, it, it ledge, 
Roxanna sharp, 
Catharine Bploer, 



MAKKIKIi s \ si 1 . . 

Mrs. Hill.- 



Mr-. Barter, 
Mr.- weekea, 
Mrs. Ilnnlcley. 



Mr-. Perry, 
Mrs. Camp,* 

Mrs. Hire, 

Mrs. Ab e r c r o mbie,' 

Mrs. Tignor.* 



Mrs. Neal,* 

Mi-. Johnson, 
Mi-. Leak.* 

Mrs. Ilowdcll. 

Mrs. Dosler, 
Mrs. Radclifl, 



Mrs. Harper. 

Mr-. Alters.' 

Mrs. Brown,* 
Mrs. Dosler, 
Mrs. Jones, 
Mrs. Nicholson, 
Mrs. Hanks, 
Mm. Neii I.* 
Mrs. Mitchell. 



Mrs. , 

Mrs. Phillips. 
Mrs. I. ci 



Mri. Hoynton. 
Mrs. Jones, 
M ps. . 



l.AlillAM.K I'K.MAI.l; UOI.l.KCiE. 



1 8.">.. 



M U1IF..N NAMK. 

Lorlne N. Acer. 
Murub A .Users. 
Aiin-ilu V. Amutt, 
Isabella liulilrii-k,* 
Lou lu Bryan,* 
Anna Calhoun, 
Eaima Cameron. 

>arah K. i 'aim-run. 
Kiien Cllue, 
Ciitbarini i oleman, 
Mary Kllzn Colquitt, 
C iruline Craven, 



MANIUKH villi: 

Mr*. Mniiii. 
Mrs. I'n .-.' 
.Mr.-.. II.- .n-.l. 



Mrs, Martin, 
Mrs. Leonard 
Mrs. Waters, 
Mrs. (jalluiy, 

Mrs. DIs, 

Mrs. uappington. 



M UllBN N IMI: 

K. H. K 1 1 1 1 1 1 > : i  I - . p 1 1 . 
Murj Kali, 
N.iu.-y Hall. 
Missouri J.in -. 
Mar} !..'.-. 
Mar, Lnyd. 
ion/, iia-iii I'ooe, 
Marietta Peeplcs," 
Hu hi Kerry, 
Hurrlel H;il\ ej . 
Caroline Ware, 
Mury Wniut.-i.l, 



i| 1 1:1111. :> SA II 
Mrs. Ma IT, II. 

Mr*. Hall, 

Mrs. . 

Mrs. . 

Mr~. lira. III. I.'. 



M rs. . 

Mrs. Marcus, 

Mr-, inn. 

mi-. r.o.Mi. 



1854. 



Bsrah M. Barnes, 
Mary Colquitt, 
Ann E. Cooper, 
Msrpuei Cunningham,* 
\ in. null' l&diMoudson, 
Hurrlel KdiiioiiiUim, 
I riuiri'* II. 1 1 anli.. 
Mury A. KIiik. 
In i . U-v, 
Mary >i. McKemie, 
l.ia\ A. Morrow . 

I N't-W.OII, 



Mr-, i Ireen 



M rs. AJidenon 
Mrs. Klinoull, 



Mr-, i 'raven, 
Mr-. Hiullll, 

.Mr-. Burn. ;:. 



Lucj I'm-. 
(Jeorgin Patrick, 

M i-Miiu i I'ius, 
Suruli V. Held, 
sii-.in H teel', 
Numb i >. Omltb, 
>.n;i.i .i . aieuiuiidgi 
Man Si iphells, 
It. T. Tu I Inform, 
i orueilu Tj it-i. 

\i.,r.. Van,. 



Mr-. Allen, 

M i -. Urant, 

Mi-. Wilson, 
Mr-. Herring, 
Mrs. Corry, 

Mrs. Toung 



1H,V>. 



I.i-llllll .1. Aual II. 

Martha A. Cogblll, 

n i mh \ ii.iwki.i-. 
\ Irgial i i. Kdmondi, 
Mni'Kurel K. urlillii, 

>.n I. Harris, 

II Holland, 

I'll" '*'. .Mn'. i v 

Henrietta K. Mi-Baln, Mr- 

Mi.iKin.-l K. Mi li hi. II, 



Kluibrotigli, 



ran, ill. i P. Mn, 
Mnrgurel A. M, 
Blanch. Morga 

Mary I-:. K,-,l\. 
Salali W. Kitm 
kali- I. Hellei-lc, 
i-.iu.i i i. HUeptai 
.Mar., I 

 umiiii k. r.iinii 

K in .1. Tyler 

urun l,. v, urn 



dors, 




Hllll'V, 


Mr-. K/.y.i II. 


II. 


ai rs, Johnson 


III-. 




-. 


Mrs. I.nvi-l.-i.-i 






r.l. 


aIi- Morgan, 


 1. 


'i i - i, a,. 



1 H.VI. 



Mrs. Mct'raw, 

Mr-. .In, Ik.-, 

I 
M r .. \\  



\ Applehy, 
Manila K. Hlackhui a 
Ijiiira I. Cameron, 
Martha i . i aru>r, 

Silllli' I IiiIk. 
I i//li- \l ( aaiilii. ; 
.11.11 li., 

Mlleii li i. 

M.J. Kdwar.1., fl paon, 

lj.ulseIi.KIII.. Il.-r.liig, 

Mliiill I-.. Han. II \|, Hl.iltll 

Anna M. ||. 



 .'. Hill, 
Harriet V i.i, .-,-,, ml, 
Manila I' McKemie, 
\ a. ia ll. Meadow -. 
K, hit ana I'll ;-. 
Mar., \. I'.iwili. 

 ,-.,.,;:. 
Kophlu I.- Maunders, 
I' laia-r- i . Tsnillsoll. 
Man i . i v I, ,. 
I'liiin \'. 



Mrs. M 

M -. liin,., . 
M rs i i i\. ii. 



M i - I a num. 
Mi-. Wither i , 



IK57. 



m i: a I ford, 

I l 1 - \n,|ii v,, 

M \ . vikliiM.n 
n \ llalili 

M:i,,. I | 
II.nl. ssu II 

>" \. I an-. 

Mar) 

l.-iniu v i.arllii:;i 



Mi- II. in. I. 

rj . 

M , I 
Mi. I 



Sn-ali \ II , 

It. Powell, 
Main., a. Khuniate. 

- in Kinlth, 
Anna Mlongnll, 
Mnrv .1 --Mi,. , i 
I linn I-;. Milan-..:; 
M.i , , | . 
I .hi-. I, \ U 



Mrs, Clark, 

Mr-. Tlgnor, 

M rs, i-',iii.,,a, 
Mrs. .lu.i::-.. i 



I.AI.I1A M.I I I M VI. I i ii| I | ,, | 



I M.-.N. 



VI MIH SNA Ml. 

<.. I: Ii T. 

I.. 11. Brown, 

Millie Hull. 

\ . II. < l.'i.vl 

.1. .v. Cooper, 
M. A. Cox, 
|{. r i 'rowder, 

I. I'. i...nlmi, 



Mry I.. A ken, 
Susan I-:, lias*. 
M. K. Benll, 
Matin- Carl ton, 
Mniv .1. Carlton, 
Alice K. Under, 

l-'l.lrll. I lllinllli 

C.McKemle, 
Sue i . Means, 

A. Mmi Inn. I. 

Anun Morgan, 

K M. Moss, 



Kiiiiiiii I.. Hi. slick, 
M. Abble Callaway. 
Claude V. < arlton, 
L'liza .1. Cox, 
Mar) l !. l \ ana, 
I i l 'ifiniiii!, 
) i ] rnella Forbes, 
Augusta M. Hill, 
Kunnle Jeter, 
M. Fannie Johnson, 
N. \. Johnson, 

K. S. I.nlliv , 

.1. M. I 



M v l : n 1 1 l . Mill 

Mr*. Terrell,* 



minn Mm 

V S, I ,1.1 HW. Mil I. 





K. 


V. llHinlllon. 




Mrs. Park, 


M 


V. 1 III,, Mil 


mi. 




VI 


i Hamilton, 




.\l i '. Vim Epps, 


V. 


C. Hanks, 




Mrs. Tuggle, 


M 


i Reese, 






M. 


1. Speer, 





1 8.->J). 



Mr. 
Mi-. 

Mr-. 

M r* 
Mrs. 

.\i rs. 
M rs, 

Mrs. 



Ridley. 

|ii i/iir.' 

Cobb, 

Craven, 
tiriffin,* 
Speer, 
Fiournoy, 

VI'ISs, 



Nettle Nels 

M. H. Hull, -ii. 
Mm j Shepherd, 
Mattle n. Shepherd, 
Aley Smith, 
< nrrii- SI ins. ,ii. 
Aehaah Turner. 

I'pll.-llll Willi, s, 

Tinalle Winston, 
Sarah Woraack, 
I'. K. Woodward, 



1HOO. 



M is. Edmondson, 



Mrs. 
Mis. 
M ra. 
M is. 
Mrs. 

Mrs. 
M rs. 



Akers, 

Kd arils. 
I ' \..ii 
Waltermlre 

'1 lni|ll|i ..|!." 

Mel .i.w. 
Maddux, 



Alice I ,ed better, 
S. i 'nrnella Loveloy, 

M I. Miller. ' 

In 'l' nla Hi I ford, 
Aline K. Heese, 

Holly Itobllit 

Kduii M. Husii. 
Snlllc Sangi , 
I.nura J. Snsnett, 
Sallle shephi rd, 
MolllcJ. Smith, 
SnlllaTalley, 
Isabella C. Winfrey. 



I. SO I. 



Lavlnla A. Bird, 
Julia Bohannon, 
(ieorgln A. Itr. .irtrli t < >n . 
Maggie Buruslde, 
Emma K. i 'ameron, 
Aria i rawford, 
Ella M. Cunningham, 
I- liini'i > M. Douglass, 
Moll i.- Hunnlcutt, 
Sallle li. Jeter, 
C. M. Ledbetter, 



Mary a. Baldiiek, 

Fr -is A. Baas, 

Fletcher Hlrch, 
Vandalla E. Boddlc, 
Lliste Burge, 
Anna E. Evans, 
Mattle Field, 
Lucy \. Fleming, 
Mary F. Ullmer, 
Llszle (lodwln, 
Ji mile Goodwin, 
Rebecca Harrington, 
Mary v. Hmv nes, 
Ella Hill. 
Georgia Hodnett, 

s ns,|,| \ Hut;!;. 



Mrs. 

M is. 
Mr-. 



Craig,* 
Witter,* 

1 !a.\ i s, 



Mi s. ii, nderson, 



M is. 
M rs. 



Mrs. 

Mrs 



smith, 

l.'.UI-. 

i '.- r:i-:-, 

Ellis,* 



Lucy H. Lipscomb, 

Milli,- i.. Mori ininl. 
Ellen It. Pattlllo, 
K. tr. Phillips, 
I.. C. Pullen, 
I.. I . Handle. 
Charlotte K. Held, 
<ii ii Ic Held. 
S. Elmlrn W ilkis, 
Emma c. Yaticej . 



I 868. 



Mr, W is. 



Mr- 
Mrs 



Cot too, 
Dookhart, 



Mrs Ward. 
Mrs. ]i,u jdson, 



Bcttle Howell, 
Sallle A. Knlahl, 
Snllli v. Little, 
Anna Lyon, 
1  P. Mi Li l.,., 
KnleO, Merrill, 
Ma i.v Mooney, 
Lou ii'N, |, ' 
Kransllllaii I iwena, 
Clara  >. Packard, 
Fletcher Hnis, 
Mattle n. ntis, 
Mallle v. Travlor, 
Molllc White, 
Mattle E. Winihls , 



MABHII n \ v MR 

Mrs. Sin III i.- 



Mi- W nisi,. 



m rs. i ; iiss,.]|,. 

Mrs, K Irkaev 
Russell, 
Boddle, 
. Igletrei 
Marsh, 
Tniiilln.* 
Winston,' 



Mi 

Mis 
Mrs 
Mrs 
Mrs, 
Mrs, 
M is 
Mis 



Harrli 



M rs 


i;.-vhi. 


Mis 


Monty, 


Mrs. 


McFarlln, 


Mis 


HI. uiiln, i 


Mr-. 


Hammond 


M rs 


Callahan, 


M rs. 


Mulllm, 


VI, - 


H ran ham, 



M rs. Shorter, 



Mrs. Harwell, 

M Is. .Inlll's. 

M is. Callawav, 

Mrs. . I,. Iks. 
Mrs. Morris. 

Mrs. Towoea,* 
Mrs. Cameron. 

Mrs. , 

Mrs. Bryant.* 



.Mrs. Bailey, 

Mrs. Williams. 

M rs. Joiner, 
Mrs. Tam,' 
Mrs. Harris. 

Mrs. Abraham, 



LA0RA50E FKM.U.K COLI I fil 



1 <.:{. 



BUBNQI N.VMK. 

Addle Hull. 
Hattle K. Callaway. 
Lizzie Leslie, 
Bailie I-eslle, 
Miutli- Marshall, 



 iiiiiim v (Mi . 

Mrs, Tomllnson, 



Mrs. Bt'iisliy. 



M \ ll>I N \ V Ml . 

Annie Martin. 

Belle McCain. 

Uerallne /. Moreland, Mr* 

Anna Turner. 



M \lll:ll I, wm 
M ri l-'r.-t-mal,. 



-I , .,. 



1 8f4. 



Kllza Akers, 
Ella Broughlon, 

I. In llurk, 

Mary Cunningham. 



Kutta Brail, 
Alloc Bryunt, 



Mrs. Bon-den. 
Mrs. Hay." 



Mrs. Hornady 
Mrs, Willis, 



Mars K. Curtrlghl 

Fan nle Hall. 
Nora Owens, 
Kaiinir Pollen, 

1 K<.->. 

Aelisah Mnddox, 



M rs. Rakestraw, 

Mrs.) mi. lit-. 
M rs. Rinlth, 

M rs. Ami-. 



Mr. I'.-,.-, . 



Janle HnrUr. 
Naniiii- Callaway, 



1H7I. 



Mrs.TrolU, 
Mrs. Wyiii -,* 



I. iila Culberson 
Mary Mill. 



Mrs. McCov. 
Mrs. Flckllu. 



Halite Cotter, 
Annie C. Curtrigni, 

i arrie 1'il man. 



Maria 0. B I 
I 'urn Hie kin, 
Mollis Belle Evan*, 
Bailie Lou Haralson, 



I87:i. 



Mrs. lt< a i ,-, 
Mrs. MeClure, 
Mrs. Trull I, 



Willi,- Pitman, 
Marj I.. Poytun ->. 



1874, 



Mis. Mallei!. 
Mr- Seals, 



Lulu Ward, 
Maggie \\ bltaki-r. 
Addle > >. WlmliUb 



Mrs. Bradneld.' 

Mr-. Iliiriiurd.* 



m r i oote, 

Mrs. A i it Ik .ii \ 



AMoraGaulding, 



Mary Alforil, 
Julia Connally, 
Annie Crusselle, 



187<i. 

Mr.-. TlK.iuiivM.il, | J. mile MeKull. Mr-. Wnrll.-k. 

1877. 

Mrs. Hon, Emm* Palmer, Mrs. Williams,' 

Mrs.Rosser, Clodissa Klchurdson, Mr-, C lally. 

Airs. \ tiughun, 



Llisle llaugh, 
Halite F.Boykln, 
P\ Vtrgie Bute 
Leila Hudson, 



1878. 

Mr-. MeUonaM,* I MatUa T. HeOehee 

M . r> - V,' ry ,' Ola M. Simmons, 

.-.: -. Mozley, rjasic A.Travlor 



m Park, 

M i -. Simmons 



Mattle Traylor, 
Fannie White, 



1879. 



Mrs. Nortben. 
Mrs. ( lay, 



Mil* w llllan 



Mrs. Held. 



Jennie Atkinson, 
Mattle Cook, 
Fannie Dowman, 
Halite Dowman, 



Mrs. Z.-llars. 

Mrs.Zuber, 



1880. 



Ida i.. . i: i .. . 

Haiti,- linn, II, \ . 
Myrtle McFarflu, 
Emma 8tip< 



M rs, Trammell. 
Mrs, Reade, 
Mrs, Bn stall. 



I.AOHA M.IC II MAI. K COLLI '> 



I SSI. 



BAIDKS WMl. 

I.niii A. Brnnuou, 

Htelltl Hiiiiin, 

J. Mm III u  II,-. 
Mull ! K. Driver, 
Mj rl lr i mi-, 

j: llll Mil Mnliri . 



M Minn ii KAMI 
M rs. Knapp, 

Mn Baker, 

M I-. - s u QflflOII, 



M V I 1 1 1 \ Mil! 

\ ugusta Vnughan, 
Kiln VuukIiuii, 
I, nln Walker, 

I .mill.- \\ nl I. in-. 
Mullir I!. \\ liilak, i. 



M \ mum v V Ml 
Mr-. Matt hewn, 
Mra. Kltxpatrirk 
tin rre, 
,M ra. i >\ erstreet, 
Mi-. Matthews, 



Allee K. liuvkiii. 
1 . 1 1 > Howard, 
Jila I'almer, 
M.i III.- !: MtlfM , 



IHH'J. 



Mr- Miljirln, 
Mi'-. McDonald, 



Ma; Pantile Turner, 
Bertha w alker, 
Irene Ward, 



Mi-. In rli.i . 
Mm, I. iipii. 



1 HH.'i. 



II. I. ii Baldwin, 

I'. Italian!, 
Allllle llnnlli . . 
Mil) Candler. 
sn-ii' Candler. 
< tiiii 1 \ nt i .hi il-i in. 
inn. Iii I Heidi, 



Mr-. Hawier, 
Mr*. * 

Mrs. 

Mrs, Cantrell 



Maude Unwell, 

I alTii- I'nrlis. 

Nellie II vlll, 

l.llii I In III i-.,;i. 
.lallii- U'ail-u.iilli, 

I iltarel te Vouug, 



M rs. Johnson, 

M rs. ii'llnrn, 
M ra. Mniili. 
Mrs. Irv inr. 
Mr-. Matthews. 



llilllnh B. Xni.i'.l. 

Kllen K. Barrj . n. - 
Mnr\ ii. lironnie, 
Mary I,. I{ evlll, 



1SS4. 



Mrs. Carney, 

Mr . ilr.-lmin. 
Mrs, Al ;lus hi. 



Kugcnbi V. Hlmms, Mrs Redwlne, 
Minnie Hpenrx, M r. Wicker, 

Adelaide VVadswarth, Mrs. Copeland, 

I Marj i.i/./i.- Wright, Mrs. . 



1 KM."). 



Pauline v.. Arnold, 
I it. --if Burnett, n. a. 

Minimi I'. Ilulliinl, Mrs. ... 

Kntle Ii. i 'ooper, Mr-. Culpepper, 

A K in-i Johnson, b. t. 

Kitlaj Knight, Mr . Abercroiiible, 



M r-. 



I.nllii' I'.. I.iwi-. 

i <l\\ in V . Mac) . M I-. i m .-lli\ 

Hattie Maj Morgan, as, Mrs. Johnston, 
Motile 1 siniiiis. m rs. Ward, 

\iinl.' K. Worley, Mrs, Kliuhroiigh 

I' r-ia Wright, n. a. 



I HUH. 



Kmina Barrett, B. - 
Willi,. Burns, n - 
Mary I...11 DnnsllA . 1; 
l.i/./.ii. 1.. Dyer, 
l.ui-v !.. Kvnns, 
Kessle Jackson, 
M.itil.. Mngruder, 
Willie Miller. 
Marj Until Mlxon, 



Mr-. Duke 



Mrs. I link. 

Mrs. In, I, lis 



I'll man, Jl.  
Belle Poer, 
I.rniiiii Poer, 11. s. 
din 11. Kmtth, 

Nelle Hniltll, 11. s.. 
Bunnle Trimble, 
i-'iln Walker, 
Minnie Ware, n. >. 



Mr-. Lanier,* 

M is. 1 iny. 

M rs, .luliiisiiii. 

M rs. Woodyard. 



1HS7. 



1 1. Burnett, 11. . 
Oleun 1 iiin|i. Mrs, rarpenter, 

Annie I.. Cole, Mrs. Woffi . 

i. w mi. ii. 1 Cutter, 
!'"* K. Heard, Mrs. Jnnum 

Berts V, Henrv, Mrs rhumas, 

Mials H.Jarn 11. 

Mnj Johnson. 11. s. 
Hlanehe McKcr'in. 
Maude McKarlln, n. s. Mrs White, 



Clara I.. Meriwether, 

\111v Mi.--, 

Lillian <i. Knl. -nln mi, 
Muldee smith. 
Mar\ K. Ktmsler, 
liiniiilr 1,1.11 Thomp mi 
Maude H. Tompkins, 
Carrie V. William-. 
Annie Wilson, 
iir. 1 Wing n. s. 



Mrs. McMekill, 



Mr- Bameti 



i ion vs.. i. i i m wr: i or.r.KOE. 



a \m>i v Mm. 

Mute i. Arnold,  ". 
Dora II. Beckiuaii, 
Lou (i. Ciiinp, 
M. .1. Mule Cooper, 
Fannie Covin, 
Minnie I.. Craw lord, 
!':. r l Craw lord, 
Ollie Etlla. 

M. Jennie Evana, B. a. 
Mamie II. Hard wick, 
Lillle .li.rr.-n. 
N. Grace Joim-inn, 



1 888. 

M MUCH p N AMI 



mini \ \* mi: 
Pantile Bel Jouea, 

Mr- Scbwattnuum, i eclle I glim. 

Mr*. Brannon, Annie M, J hI 



Mi.. Mabry, 

Mrv Mnddox. 
Mr-. Tripp.., 



Mr. fwyniiin 



MARHIF.ll> II 



Mr-. 1*0111 1,- 
Minnie Mooie, 
>. l.l/.zk Pat ii- 

Miiude.M.S. r >|igIu,B.M. M ra. Dent, 
l.lllle Kulltvau, 

\. i,,o- Turner, M I -. Wilcox, 

\'m.':i,\'.ni /.mo II. n.s. Mr-. Moot I. 
Ittii.v Ware, b. a. Mra. etearey, 

Pearl v\ 

Ullll.' A. \\ lllllT-l mil. I. . 



1HHJ>. 



Annie li. CBamblens, 

I,. Abble i 'liiiniiil.*--. 

!,. Iiora Clin,., 

I.iiln Dlcheraon, B. a. 

M.< ..rrii- In. !.t-.,ii, ii- Mr-. Lee, 

Dona K. Huralnon, n a. 

M. LxHilae li, irint, 

Mn rv N. Hurl. ii. -. 

M. I.llv .link-.oi, 

A. Mi.iido M.Duni.l, 



Minnie is. McKntlro 
V. I .i l mil Monte, 
Julia l'. Monte, 
Bettlr H. Parker, 

liillu I-'. Kldley, 
1. ftogaula Hheppanl, i 
i-; M.iv > in, ..ill. 
l-'nlllili- T'n-I.'\ , 
Kate TrnlH. n -. 
Minnie B. Wilkin on, n -. 



Mr-. THhble, 
Mr-. Kccvoh. 



Mi-. Ilnii'li, i 
M r-. Young. 



Oraee I.. Aiken, 

Mini Will Brantly, Mr* , 

S. Partite llri.Iliert.'ii a. a. 

Kate T. Daniel, 

Maggie W, Dean, Mr-. Morria, 

Maggie (I. Kvudb. 

Clara V Graves, 

M. Loulte Hardwlck, Mi-. Candler, 

Millie I1o.Il'.-. 

|i. Newlle Ingram, B.K. 

Willie K. .I.o.. -. 

Pearl Lee, n. a. Mi-. Trimble 



1 HJM). 

I Rath I. Ma rb, 

Miiioi.' i '. Mi-i olii't 1 , 
Vda Mclaughlin, 
Vim,. O, Knbertiuin, 
H. Corinne mini II, 
M. 1 1 lady  Kim., a. a. 
Claln I.. Smith, 
Minnie I.. Kmltli, b.h. 
Cim T, Huerry, n. h. 
i 'onnle V Htovall, b. a. 
Minnie Willmgbani, b.h, 
M. Kiiiiim \V ii-.. ii. 



Mrs. I... 



18JH. 



Frniiklc M. Arm. hi, 
I!..-.. 0. Atklnaon, h. a. 
Myrtle <i. Beaurnamp, 
Ullle Brady, b.h. 
V. i^iii.- Coualna, 
Jennie Lou i'ov in, 
Luclle i i,\ in, n. -. 
Mamie /ink Crockett, 
Addle K. George, n. s. 
'Oil i. (Jni.v, ii. - 



ll.tti.ii. Il.-iin,. 

c. Walinn HoUlnabead, n.a. 

Mull it- K. .loliii-i,ii, h. >. 

Arizona II. I. lie-. 

I-'. Montana LI lea, 

Pearl Lung, 

.lain.- Lou McFarlln, 

Florence Kmltli, 

Little Tin-ki r. 

Mattle K. Walcntt, n. a. 

!.. iiu Winn, u. a. 

., In'M',, 1 ,"; w^!J C " '  >.. Atkins..,,. .M,,ld.,.Hn.l.b.Min,,|.. I.. 
Mnith, Mattle i.. \\ aleott, 

Totni ini,r , unman |ft AMtfmmmUa* mt wag* giwlMtNl irlth tk> 

OegTMo] A.M., iiiil,.-,,tli,rwls,. Indicated. 



Undergraduates. 



ii in.. 



COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT. 

SENIOR CLASS. 

-I 'ii i ii i . 1- \ l BUM 



A..M.U. 1:1 i n x. p^ u p n H Ak ,. 

"'Jiui.i\. Baud I- LaQrangt Bra. m. E Eatbry. 

JSaxiik. a.n mi. I-. to&nute* Mn. Faanie Baxter. 

Bki i . a.nnik k IttmUa l;,.v. w. T. is.ll. 

Botd, svi.i.iis fFathluyton J.W.Boyd. 

Botkw, Lady E. LiGtan-j* Copt .1. T. i'>vk'm. 

Bbadlky, C. Lobbaibe Flora, Mtmimrippt, A. II. Bradley. 

c *"i '"' i" \. ,/ \\\ (.. Camp. 

<'is un. < i.ak \mk~- li, l.fui.i. MUmturi f.J.Cnln. 

Kumi Ni.-ir . Lboba LaOr<m9 J. D. Bdanadaon. 

Ki.i.i-. K. Mmi.i: I!' in,,,,, ,,t. Texat licv. r. 1|. Kllis. 

Knsn.u. .i, NMK (.-. v. ,- or/, ,.,, Louisiana Dr. Abaelon ivttit. 

Fbxsmast, Maud 0rtfht. k. a. Premesa. 

Bxabb, Winmi y. tThUfborv, Tmtu I.. \. Beam. 

H.um.ks (i.AUA It. BarimeU Boa. F. B. Hedge* 

Hi ni. i.i , i | \v. . 9Umm v. \. iiiuii. 

'" IIN -" N - '''^ l: - Boriutt u,. v . B. i:. Join*** 

M' l.-.u.m.i.v. F. I.ii.i.ian Ore ,..-,//, B. F. McLosgbUa, Btq. 

M' i.m-.iii.ix. Mun ii. QreeoefUa .... B. F. MeLooghlln, E*q. 

Mi brut, i.iz/ii p. LaOreim .1. <;. Troitt 

HOM, M. K.vn tPMfosettfa Mrs K. L Kom 

I'\i:iiam. .Ii nnm \|.. 8UaM R. s. I\,rliain. 

'" " '-'an.Sai.i.ii-: W. .I,,,,,,*/,, |;,. v . \v. P.QbBBm. 

h *i *" rofaWMI J. M. Sharp. 

*.'nw GWorG Bbta Mniti.. 

 s i'i --i-.it, Tai.itiia A. (nri,,,,!,,,, . J. W. Spoor. 

Btaoiwa, H...NNKI.I. I,. OrmwritU c (> i. .1. L Btroster, 



12 



LAOBAXOK KKMAI.K (OI.I.KOK. 



rxrrtL. 
Srim/lKlt. EoBBEST I.. 
Tl i.i.i. i:. .I( LOST 

Ward, T. Nkthk 
Wt-i. Kih hi 

WlMIIIMI. M. I HI 

W'lpirii in. M vi;v 



POCT i'IUiK. I'ATIti'V 

<;,-<,, iriil, ('i>1. .1. I.. Strorier. 

LaGrangi Mi-- M. A. Toggle. 

LaGrangt Xn. M. A. Ward 
Birmingham, Alabama Or. Anson Went, 

QremtiU* Mra, -J. T Wimbtah. 

f ',,in)i,i,H.i <'. T. Wootten. 



11 wi'Hl, M. lillin 
Hit nr. S. Am wii \ 
(' U'l-S. Hi.iiniik I!. 
I'aiiikkii, Minmi: <>. 
<'(>i>k. Mamby 
Goto, Gkvb .M. 

Dli KIN-llN. Mki a V. 

Ki.i.i-. Uabbl C. 
EvAjra, Ki in 
Prbsdbox, m. Kl.NA 
El i.uiki:. Katk 

QlBROlC, Al.K K ||, 
HABBI '.!.. Kvwu. 
HKMiltiX. MAYMIB C. 
Ii> m:v. Anmk QbBTBI 
IIink-. Ki i. a M, 
Rooxa, Dm.i.ih 
Invix. I-: i i ii 
Joiixo.\. Anmk .. 
Kiiiki.kv. Nki.i.ii: I!. 

' I.AIKU. Al.K K I 

!.<;:; .-.:. M w.\ /.. 
LoVBLACK, A. ltllilMK 
I."\ tl. UK, M. I,| I. A 

I.i ri'. \m.i.\v. 8. 

.M LDDOX, KUKIIOVIA I,'. 

M wtiiv. M. X a.vmi: 
M IRTTX, M. Oka 



JUNIOR CLASS. 
haOranje 

I tiUtliihll* 

Toccoa 
mitetboro, T<.r<ts 

l.i'li'l < 'qui 

HogattMtUh 
LuOrangi 
Btaumont, Tt bm 
LaGrangt 

Sullitrnil 
Will/Ill shorn 

i olumbtu 

l>i' a- ...... 

Atlanta 
in: Trenton, South Carolina 
Hickory Flat, Alabama 
DubUn 

Troup Factory 
Atitmta 

CarroUton 

LaGranfii 
!/;.,/ 

. . . II'. si I'nlnl 

n,si Point 

l.nnj Run,SonthCarolina 

WmUeuUk 

Ththloneija 

Furs i/ II, 



Mis. Pantile Baxtei . 
W. It. Britt. 
T. A.  'appa. 

.1. fc < ;uikii 

N. II. ( M,k. 

.1. H. Covin. 
F. M. Dickinson. 
i;.% i . II Ellis. 
<:ipt W, s. Ereaa. 
I>. W. Eerguson. 
Mm a. I'. K.il.lui. 
H. A. Gibson. 
Newton Barrel!. 
Capt. .1. <'. Rendrix. 
Capt i:. P. Hear?. 
T. .1. Hlaea. 
< . S, HiiiiUs. 
A. .1. forfo. 
Bar, T. '.. Morgan. 
Mm K. <;. Elrkley. 
A. .1. Laird. 
Hi>n. T. \\ . Latham. 
L, T. ( . Loveteot. 
L T. C. Lovetee*. 
I.'cv. E. 8. Lupo. 
W. If, Mild. lux. 
Mi>. M M. Priea. 
Bay. i:. P. Harm. 




k 1  



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s& 




-i 



& 





* *F 








FACULTY. I892. 



I \'.K KM.!. I I M Ml. < nil I i,| . 



Ii 111.. 
\ \ IH.IXiV .1 \ M I - 

< M IH I . i.l II. \ 

lip m\-i.\. Emily 

III NHOX,  \ \ | OIHJ 
l.'iv I I. \' I . M t Kl. I. 
l.'llH.I \ . El. LIE 
ToMLIN'KON, H \ I III: 
Tl UGI.E, Nil III. 



FIFTH (iRAI)i:. 

nm mm' i . 
LaGrungt 
LaGrange 
Lat . , 
LaGi 
Ail", Ut 
LnO 
/.'/'.'. 
LaGrnngt 



r \ i Bos. 

Rev. W. H. A ii<I. i -. ... 
Mis. I iini|ii(. ( audle. 
P. M. Dickinson. 
< i. A. Duoson. 
T. A. Lovelace. 
Dr. C. B. Ridley. 
.1 . M. 'I'l'iiiliii-iPii. 
Mrs. M. A. Toggle, 



FOURTH QRAOfi. 
LaGrange. 
LaGrangi 
Kant Brookfield, Mat 



l'.i: idy, "* m i.i i; 
< AK1 , I. in i-i 

II \ MIM'iN. M \ s 

ll',|i\l.l I. S Ml II I A\MI /. / ' 

I'mik. M w.\ LaOrangt 

8 unto \ 1 1-. I' wmi, Atlanta 

Ti (.i.i.i . i;i i ii LaGrange 

W i in, < K" '. i i.i. nhu* 



II. K. Brady. 
II. !:. Cary. 
Prank Hamilton. 
W, II. Sodnett 
I . M Park, 
[aaac sink'i\ its. 
Mrs. M. A. Toggle. 
C. T. Wootten. 



Primary Classes. 

.> 

THIRF) (iRADE. 



Axderhos, Mari l.i/./.n: LaGrange 
IiK KINho.y, Km. \ LaGrangi 



Hi m:i>, < i nm 
Bolt, \i.m 
Roli , \ I \ \ 

11""!'. A \\ II. I. ill 

i"ii\-"\. I; M.i'n 
McC'Aia I . M UT1 

I'lll I.l'*, I.l l\ol; 
PIDDY, FiOBKKT 

Spjki -. ,l,ii 



LaGrange 

LaGrangi 

LaGrange 

LaGrange 

LaGrange 

LaGrange 

Atlanta. 

La G rang i 

LaGrangt 



i:, 


v. \\". 1). Anderson 


l'. 


M. I i, kiiiMin. 


A 


 1. II. Mid. 


.1. 


1). I'.dlliiliiiUi'ii. 


.1. 


I). Edmundaon. 


K. 


(.. ll'KMl. 


.1. 


T. .1 ohnaon. 


Hi 


. W. p. MoCalne. 


C; 


|.t. \V. II. II. I'li,l).~ 


M 


-. a. T. PrWdy. 


I.. 


K. Sj'ik, M. 



\..i.\ \c;i: I in W.i: i OIXKGK 



ii in.. 
M ANI.KY. WlXNli: 
M I : I  KI.AVIl, If. El A 

swixn vi. i.. M kOOIl K. 

ToI.HKHT. I.I/.ZII. II. . 

Tl ixa.K. Saua 
Wuiii i i:\. I.i I v 
Yoi Ni, Bo4 C 



PClil 'HI Li 

/. lOrwngt 

. . . Uoutton 

. LaQranje 

. Yill.t Bit I 

. LaGraivje 

CohunfnM 

LaGrangt 



I- \ n:..\. 

w. I.. Stanley. 

Ml>. MIMr 81 liiklillld 

S. 8. Pennington. 

.1. T. Ti.ll.CTt. 

tin, M. A. Tuggle. 

.'. T. W.i.iH. II. 

Mrs. 8. E. Vounz. 



CoonAt, Plobisc I). 

I)l< KF.Ksos. Emm a 
Edsiujcdsok, An mi: Ci 
Evans. Wii.i.ii: 
(a.nvi.i:. I,i;ii. \ M. . 
Boo w, Fki.i.ik 

I.AWHK.V K. MaMII: L. 

Hi iii'iiv. Blanche E. 

I 

fjJau, ('! WtA m 

(Jill. I. IAN, II.Vl.I.I I. 
SlIKU MAKK, Emi .1. 

yNMini. Eii.i.i i \ \ 
\ Tii.i.ini;iiasi'. .1 ani; X 
"/Tomi.i\>on. Bos v A. 
-JTbimui.k. I.. K \n. 

^'(HNKIi. FliAXk C. 

'Waiimi k, M. Ida 
-/HVihtaui u. K. i i.vv 



FRESHMAN CLASS. 

LaGrangi .1 . X. < 'ooper. 

Oowctoc IF. II. Dickerson. 

rra LaGrange... . .1. 1>. Edmundson. 

LaGrangt < *:ipi . W. 8 Evans. 

. .Vi irr.nn Mrs. ('. K. (ilnvcr. 

ttogaattlllt Shade llogan. 

. I!'ill<if<is .1. A. Itaivhn. 

LaGrang* <;. W. ICorphr, 

.Vrir,//i . w. ii, Parks. 

Augtuta Rev, W. F. Qnillian. 

nYajtnuboro kf n. 8. C. Shewmeke. 

LaGrangt CO. Smith. 
Batioter, South Carolina Be?. J. II. Tillinghast 
l.nf.nin'ii' f. If, TuiiiliiiMiii. 

LoQnag* Pro*. A. E. Trimble. 

/-"' !'':/'' JadgeW. W. Tuner. 

LaGrangt ,i. k. ITaittek. 

'-''"7' ... linn. T. II. IVliitaker. 



IRREGULAR PUPILS. 

ISKAni. .,;.:. A, .kkH. .1/ trill, Mm. M. J. Bredfield. 

liuvDV. Ii. M\\ LaOrawffl II. K. I5ra.lv. 

Bi i.-sii i. s. Jsmu OoteewOis, JWW./ 8. .1. Boraett 

c.i.i.ik.!. Inkz i.. .OUrnton, Alabama Bob. W. A. CoWee. 

Da.MKI.. MvMlK II. foofctfbOM < ..]. II. I.'. Il;.ni, l. 

UAINKs. \nni 1: M. ./, \|;,ri,. <.;,,,.. 



1 . \',ll \ N ..i: I I.MAI. I. III. I l.i, I,. 



II III 
II w.i.m \ v. Gbobqi \ V. 

il \\VM\. I'l.uKI M I I .. 

Howell, Nettik C. 

I.imo.i:. Em ma 
Ni'.ai . M \ i in 
I'ii.i in i:. U \mi i 
POKET, II. Mll.l.n: 
Ml WM.I . K\N VII A. 

Tbkadwi i.i. Mart L 
Woodward, .h i.i a \Y. 

VToODWASD, M \; III u 



i"-i okfii i . 
H'anhin /ton 

f ulumbla, . [Inhamn 

Ladr 

UarOeeli 

Clut .-, 

Norwood 

Conyert 

C< /'" Groti . . . . 

Sparta 

MountrlUt 

MounMlU 



V.\ i BUh 

I). C. Mil. 

A. C. Kill. 'I.. ii . 

Mm. C. II Howell 

'1'. .1. I. ini it. 

|{. I.. SeaL 

Dr. \v. ii. Pikher. 

Di. (,. W. Poaey. 

P. II. Bfaaakle. 

.1. \v. Treadwell. 

I. T. Woodward, 

I. T. Woodward. 



Aim III l;. KoBKBTjI V. 

< IBJUSAST, K\ \ 

< oviv [' \ \ mi 
Dn i> BBsoir, I.i i. a 

ItoWHhl.l.. (' Mill 

In \-..n. I'lwn. A. 
EVAM, I.I I \ L 
EVAJTB, M \i,i,ii; ( ;. 
OBAI KB, ( I AHA N. 

Ill, i:\iiiin. Mi;-. II. K. 
HOU 1. 1. 1.. M mi. N. 

.iiiiiN-DN. Claba m. 
Jororsox, Mattik k. 

Law. ('i.aiiik 

l.o\,. I'KAHI. 

Pajul, M ahv L 

IiAVKXM IIOKT, Kl.I.KN C. 
llllll.lV. .Il MA K. 

Skat, Ai.i.ik 1'anmi 
Smith. <i. mi L 
Stbotbm, Nki.i. L 

Su \ Wix, Kihk M. 
TlLLIBOBAST, iflLDBCD I. 



SPECIAL PUPILS. 

Camilla 

Huthon . Michigan 

Uoyannttlt* 

< rowder 
. Auburn, Alabam i 

Owt nbj/rilli 
. LaGrangt 

LaGrangt 

Quitman 
..LaGrangt 

LaGrangt 

Itmii) 

LaGrangt 

Union 8prings,Alabam<i 
.Gordon, Al abama 

Ur<> nrilh 

Mi>nt<iomi:ry. Alabama . 

LaGrangt 

.QrttnviUt 

LaGrangt 
( 'olumbut 
. LaGrangt 
Eautoter, South ' 'arolina 



Z. T. Aitlmr. 
Fred ( lari Ig&n. 

W. YV. Covin. 
W. II. Diik.isun. 

W. < . IluWilldl.  

.1. E. Dumsoo, 

("apt. \V. 8. Kvans. 
Cap:. \Y. 8. Kvan*. 

Mrs, [nu Mabbett. 
Beit 

Mr*. C. II. Howell. 
s . 8, .1 olmson. 
.1 . T. Johnson, 
i'ol. Fleming Law, 
n. l!. Leaf. 
Maj. J. W. Park. 
A. B, Kavenscroft. 
Dr. 0. & Kidi. 
Self. 

PMB, Ii. W. Srnilli. 
Mr*. L. L StrotlitT. 
.Mrs. >I. A. Swaiisipti. 
Rev. .1. II. TUUnghnat 



i,Ai;i:.\N'(ii; i i.m m.i: collkii 



MUSIC DEPARTMENT. 



Airneu. F.tli 
Arthur, Roberta 
Bailey, Moran 
Baxter, Bird 
Boyd, Bailie 
I!i..' kin. I.n.ly 

lirnziii. Una 
Brtnsfteld, Mary 

llrltt. Am n.la 
Burnett, .I<  i.- 

Camp, Huiii 

Carriitan. Bva 
'oilier, |n<7 
Conk. Bdda 
Cook, Hame) 
iu\ in, Qene 
Craln, Clarabeu 
Crenshaw, May 
Daaiel, Halt . 
Daniel, Mamie 
Dtekerson, B 
Doogtasa, Matttle 
I'd liMiir, Pearl 
KdinimiNoii. Ledra 
Edmundsou, i.nr.i 
BUI*, Miilx-I 
Kills. Maude 
Pouter, Jennie 
Fuleber, Kate 
Gibson, Alice 
1 'lover, l.i ila 
Oravea, Clarn 



PIANO. 

Hiiiiiiiny, i laorglH 
i tarallton, May 
Hawkins, Fiorene 
Heard, Jennie Loo 
Hearn, Winnie 
iit'inii i\. Maymle 
Henry, Annie 
Hodnett, Halite Fannie 
Hogan, l-v in- 

Hood, Leila 
Howell. Sn-i. 
Johnson, Annie 
Johnaon, Clara 
Johaaon, Kilo 
Johnson. Florence 
Klrkley, Nellie 
Laird, Alice 
Latham, Marj' 
Law, i ' i.-iu, < 
Lawrence, Mmnie 
Lone, '"earl 
Lovelace, Blddle 
i.o\ etaee, Lola 
Lorelaee, H il 
Lupo, Ltaato 
Maddoz, I- Yedonla 
Martin, Nannie 
Martyn, <>ra 

Menili. LUlll 

M Us. , \',n*;i 

Neul. Mai lie 

Ogietree, Main, 



Park, Mar] 
Parka, < 'lara 
r . I pa, Luelle 
Pllcher, Mamie 

Itirliai.lson. ( ;,n. \ \e\  
Robinson, l; isebud 
Kohnnb, Annie 
Mil, Villa Fannie 
Sharp, Rosa 
shew in.-. Ue. Effle 
shew make. Leila 
Hmlth, I lain 
Hmlth, Jennie 
Staulej . Winnie 
Btrother, Nell 
Btroaler, Bonnell 

Swans,, ii. |:;T|,. 

milnirnast, Jane 
Tlllliujuast, Mil. ire. I 
Tolbert, Llxsle 
Tray lor. Marj 

Treadwell, Man 
Trimble, Kate 
Trimble. Polk 
Velvia, l.ouella 
Ward. Nettie 
West, Edith 
Whitehead, Maggie 
Wilkinson, Kate 
Woodward. Julia 
Woodward, Mattie 
a. M. iien. Lucy 



OKOAN. 



1 waves, ciur 



Bradneld, E. |{.. Jr. 
Covin, Qene 
Daniel, Mamie 



Cook, Bdda 

l'\ .Ills. I. II, \ 



Agnew, :-: Ti. 
Arthur, Roberta 
Banks, Henry . Jr 

lira. III. -Id, Altec 
H-ic'.' . May 



VIOLIN. 

I .linsion,.. I rn/.-i- 
Smith, Clan 

OUITAR. 
Hallldaj . i teorgig 
Latham, Mary 

VOICE CULTURE. 

 "sli i. I .- 1 1 r- 1.  

Braves, Clara 
Hawklai ii.,i-.ii,-. 
HenurU, Maj ml< 

Mod, 



Hmlth. M. [>. 
Htrothi r, Nell 



Maddoz, Fredonia 
Mile Fannie 



Ridley, Julia 
si ay, Allle Fannie 
Bhewmake, Leila 
Hmlth, i lalra 
Hmlth, H. m 






. \i. I! A M.I I I M M.I i 



13 



HI Pit. Pi Ml "I 

Moon . Tommx! B. /. \Ge in / 

Ml IK, ROH I K. . FFoOfJ 

Bkid, a s \ ii l\ / aGrange 

Kli iiaki>*ox, <ri.\ i.vii.vi Madiaoii 

Shkw ham., I.kii.a A. il'"//i etboru 

M'i.i.i:. M m ii K. Mcltonoit ih 

Tomlixson, ,M ibi .M. /. it 

Win 1 1 -.. SIildbeii EIopi /;/' rion 

\Vn.Ki\~iiN. .1. Kate /.'. 



! V I IMS. 

ttra. M. J. Mooty. 

D. s. Mom. 

s. A. RekL 

Rev. 8. P. Rlchardaon. 

Mrs. s. c. Shewn tke. 

C. M. 8peer. 

I . M. ToinHna in. 

T. R. White. 

Mrs. .I.e. Wilkijis.m. 



A\hli:-o\, Loi'IHK 

Bini>, l.i i. a Belli 

I'.i: \/.i:i.l.. I.|\ a S. 

Bbixhfikld, Mahv L. 

< 'I.AIiK. KWMI II. 

Cook, Ki>i>a 

IHmii . II \ I in E. 
DlCKKBSOJT, 111 "II 

Dm i.i. \~. M \ i i ii I; 
Kir.i i misiix, I, in: a 
Lewis, i bm \ <>. 
-M< I' m:i.i.n. Mixxii S, 
Mil \m. < IIIIA I,. 
Min in ii. Mai;\ I-:. 

Moo ri . iii.\ K. 
Mooty, m i \ me I. 
Mosklki . Ill -n: <;. 
Mn-i.i.i \ . Minmi: I,. 
OOLXTBKE, M \ I I IK A. 

I'm i n, I.i i ii i L 

RoBl i:i-ip\. \ i.i.i. 
KOBIHBOV, Kci-i ill n 
 s ' M \i ii. M \iiii; I.. 
Sloajs l-.\n M. 

s l" \\. MlNMI I.. 



SUPHO.WORI: CLASS. 
/. \Oran i' 
. haOrangt 
Ho i inttilli 
QnmMUt 

Vi 'il's Station, 1 1 i it 
A lama 
Swainnb 
( 'rowdt r 
FlotUla 
LaUranyt ...... 

Camilla 

J.'i<,i<iir/i 

LaOranje 
. Thtluth 
LaGrange 
LaGran 
LaGrangi 
Lexington, Oklaki 
Stinaon 
Atlanta 
Lad 

ii tat /';, <i 
La G rang i 
Houston 

Hi 



l.V\. \V. D, AllillMsun. 
A. C. Bird. 
II. D. BraaelL 
Rer. w. \v. iiiinsiitiil 
L. n. Clark. 

.J. F. Cook. 

CoL It. I!. Duiel. 
w. II. Diokereea, 
W. I'. Dottglaaa. 
 I. 1 1, IvIiMiinilsiui. 
< apt .1. M. Lewte. 
Maj. i;. 8. M.Kai-iiii. 
Msdiaoo Milam, 
J, 8. Dobbins. 
Mis. M. M. Monty. 
Mis. M. M. Mootj 
<>. A. Dunsiiii. 
(>. A. Dmisuii. 
.J. K. Ogletree. 
Cant w. ii. ii. Pfaelpi 
.1. 1. Robertson. 
.1. I). Kohiaaoo. 
.1. L. Sehanb. 
.1. I.. Mmiiii. 
.1 I . Sloan. 



I. \.i: AM.i: FEMALE I OM.Efll 



ii in. 
ANM:iio\. I.K1I.A 

Brooms, .Iamii: 

( \ li\ . A IK I 

( OOPKB, Mm. i. II 

(HKNMIAW. May 

Ja< ksoh, Kki.k 
(>i ii. i ian. <. ucxki't 
Km.: -: i: \\v. s \\i 



SECOND ORADE. 

ran "ii " i 
LaOran ; 



LaOrangi 
LaGi 

LaOrangi 
I. Orvngi 

l.iil.riiu : 

AwgutA < 
haGruwji 



I' \ l ft .\. 
I,V\ . W. I). Alnli-i -..:i 

( 'ol. .1 . A. Broome. 
II. E. < .in. 
.i.n. Cooper. 

T. < . ' IVllsllMU . 

Mi~ II. K. .I.i.kson. 

Rev. \v. V. Qnll 

Mrs. M. E. Rakeitraw. 



Amii.i:-'n. RoBKBT 
Comes, Wii.i.ii; 

1)M lilNSON. III.!. T.I. 
Kv.VN-. I'UANK 

Hood, Dallih 

M \ iitin. Miri ii 
Mi-: i 1.1:111:. KntK 
Mi una . in. n 1:1: 
Pun Kirr. Dora. 
MxKiivn<. Nathan 

8* AN-ON. ItKX 
llMH.I.i OBOJ 



FIRST (JRADE. 
LaOrangi 

I. <!(,, -flirt' 

mgi 
LaOrunge 
LaOrangi . 
LaGi , 
LaOrangi 
LaOrangi 
Carrottton 
Atlanta 

.LaOrange 

LaOrangi 



Rav. W, D. Anderson 
W. B. Cotter. 
I'. M. Dickinson, 
Cpt \V. S. Era*. 

K. <.. II I. 

W. 0. S. Martin. 
Mrv Altos Mollcti, . 
(.. W. Muri.li>. 
.1. M. I'l i< k.-tt. 
Isaac Slnkovitu. 
< 'ol. B. <;. Swanson. 
Mrs. L. I'. Fancey. 




' K8 \\>.i. FBMAt.1 I 01 LI <;!:. 



Ifl 



Anilei-non, Loutae 
Bird, J .11 l:i Belle 
Bracel), l Jim 
Brlnafleld, Mary 
Chirk, i 'finale 

Da  I, llnUte 
Dtekereon, Beanie 

.--. .M : i r M .  
i;>i 1 1 1 1 > i > i - > 1 1 . Lorn 
I '  la, [raw 

Brill, Anuuada 

r, Minnie 
Bllia, Maude 
l'i rgiiaon, Kdaa 
Hendrlx, M ij mlo 
Henry. Annie 



Afnew, Effle 
Bailey, Maud 
Baxter, Anal* 
Hell. Anate 
Boyd, Halite 
Bo) kin, Lady 
Bradley, I. irrarn  
Brady, Ma) 
Camp, itiiih 
Craln, Clarabeea 

''! ndaon, Lean 

Ellis, Maode 
i'"M, i, Jennie 

iao, Man, i 



CLASS ELOCUTION. 

Milam, Com 
Mltehell, Marj 
Mooty, I. la 
Mooty, Mlaale 
Moaele; . r., isle 
Moaeley, Minnie 
tjgletrev, Main, 
Phelpa, i.ii. -ii.. 
Robertaon, Nell 
Roblnaou, Roaebud 

SPECIAL ELOCUilOV 
Hooka, I niiiii- 
.1   1 1 1 1 -~< >i : . ( lara 
Uspo, Lassie 
Martin, Nannie 
Htetaardaoo, denei i,-\,- 
Bhankle, Fannie 



Hctaaub, M.ill;, 

Hloan, i.\ le 
Moan, Minnie 
Stanley, Winnie 

Htrlekl i. 

 s  ladall, Maggie 
Tolbert, Llssii 
Toggle, Bara 
Wootlen, I.uey 
Young, it.,~a 



BOOKKEEPING. 
HalUdaj . Oeorgta 

1 1 urn! i, Fannie 

II, :.rn, Wliuiic 
liodgea, Clara 

Hunt, Loeta 
Jobnaon, BUa 

l.'ll' '. Li/.Zie 
Ml'l.allLTlllil), l.illlr 

McLaughlin, Mary 
Moaa, Kate 

Neal, Mam,. 
I'.'iriiain. Jennie 
Poaey, MIIHe 
Qullllan, sain,. 



Shewmake, Leila 

^irD/.iiT. II., mi, -II 
Htroxier, Forrest 

N anl. LulU 

Ward, Nettie 
Wilkinson, Kate 



Beajr, Alii,- 
Sharp, Raaa 
Smith, lenaie 
Sneer, Talttha 
Btrosler, Correal 
Treadwell, Mary 
Tnesle, Julie: 
Velrin, Lamella 
Ward, Lulu 
^ ard, Ni-ni,. 
West, K.iiih 

Wlinl.ish, I.,, ii| s ,. 
Wootten, Man 



Bailey, Man, I 
Baxter, Annie 
Boyd, Bailie 
Bradley, Lorraine 
Elila, Maude 
I water, Jennie 



* <i I'm,. 

B 

) . liorralne 

Collier, in. / 

Ellla, Ma. |, 



PBOAOOOY. 

1 r,, man. Man, I 

Heara, \\ lamia 
i.np,p. Mail a 
Moaa, Kate 

Meal, Man i. 

l'--y. Milll,, 

SPANISH. 
Freemen, Maad 
Harrell, k 

Hi'iini, W'iniili. 
I lodges, Clara 
Jobnaon, Ella 



H hankie, Fannie 

*lntr|,. llnsa 

Kmtth, Jennie 
S p ear, Talltaaa 
Toggle, .1 uir.-i 
Ward, Lain 



Jobuatone, Pnuv r 
Lama;, Pearl 
(jullllan, sail,, 
Bntita, c. i.. 



Bird, l .,!;, Belle 
Jobnaon, I , i . 
. Minnie 



GPEEK. 
Health. M. D 
Htrotber, I., i . 



Harindall, Maajgja 
West, Edith 



[; 



toBAXOl ii:m \i.i i n: i i n 



VI I'll 

I I QOLK, OHBIB 
Vki.vin. l.mi:i.l.A If. 
\V.Mt!>. .1. I.l'l.l 

Whitehead, m ioou B. 

\Vll.KIN~ON. MlNXIK K. 



POM ..III' l . 

Lit. in, i i' 
Villa Blea 
LaGranffi 
.Social ' 'iV*/< 
/. ef'r if/< 



p \ 1 1; >n 

Mr*. M. A. Tugglo. 

.1. .1. Whin. 

Ml, 

Mrs. \. E. w liltehe id 
Mis. .1. < . Wilkinson. 



PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. 



Intermediate Classes. 



Bailey, Moeah T. 

ISaxtki:. .1. Ill in 1 

ItKASl.KV. MABV K. 
lllfAIM IKI.I>. .1 III A II. 

CA1 BLE, l'i: vnkii: C. 

( !1AI'I-1.I.. !'. K-l ll.l.K 

( OTTBB, JwiK B. 

II ai.i.ii:. A i,n i. 

Mi Mtli. .1 i:\nii; LOT 

Rood, Leila v. 
.1 ai Mov, Dami I). 

Johnson. I'l.iiliKM'K li. 
Johnstoni;. .1, Kiia/.i:i; 
M aim i\. Awn Mai 
Mi Ms. II A! in; 
I'liis. ,,'oiin (), 
POBB, I,. Bessie 
QCILU IE, O. I. Ul I H 
<^1 II.I.IA \. Wll.J.IAM P. 
it IIA I II. Awn. I,. 

Tbaylom, Uabi B. 
Thimble, m. Polk 
Tubbsb, Alice .1. 

WOODALI M \u\ I. ill 



SIXTH (JRADE. 

Dukt 

I. it, rangt 

LaGrangi 

LaQranffi 

LaGrangt 

LaGrange 

LaGrangt 

Troup Factory 

LaGrangt . . 

LaGrangt 

LaGrangt. 

LaOrangt 

LaGranut 

LcGrangi 

Point 
LaGrangt 

 i' 
Augutta 

LaGrangt 
GaUrttxtlk 
LaGrangt 
LaGrangt 

UH'II 



lli .ii. .1. S. Bailej . 
I) i s. l'mmi,. Baxter. 
Mis. s,. i.. Bmtley, 
K. K. Bndfiflld. 
M is. Dinque < sudle. 
Dr. .1. A. Chappie. 
\\ . li. Cotter. 
Mrs. M. a. PErrj 

A. .1. Ilcanl. 

I . G II 1. 

Mis. II. K, Jackson. 
.1. T Johnson. 
Mrs. K. K. Johnstone. 
W. (I. s. M;n tin. 
William Mini.. 
.!.(). Pitts. 
Judge I'. li. Longloy, 
Bat. W. F. QafflJaa. 
li.-v. \V. K. Qoittiall. 
.1. I,. N-hauli. 
I.. II. Ti.ivlo,. 
I'imi. \. I-. Trimble, 
 I udge W. W. 'I'm nri. 
i. H Woodsll. 



a 

 Pi 

 I 3 



ORAMJATES, ltW2. 

I. I \l.lt II \ MM I I: 
IF UAH 

r."\ I), ,. I, nmi l - 

1 '' I '' MAI II CHI nin 1(1 II nnfi .Mini 

,, .,,,. , , ,'' ' " ') "' *> >-' ** MM i. ill 

" l: '  ""-* **f NMIft 15 FOHKI  

IVMI III AliN JII. , i. w;\i:i " I r. \l\ 

-' n "" " >"" UWI WIMBMM. ..:. -iiiii II II.LIAM M IBKI1 A) 

' ' ' " KIK 

-Ml I'AUH \M. J 1 .!. 1:1 : ii , \ mi 



I. V(l l; \ m. I I m \ i.i i OLLKti E. 



an 



i u|>|> I: .in, |, 
( arrbjan, El a 
Collier, I in i 
i m.k. Eddi 
< '<iuk . M:ntn'\ 
Covin, Paanli 
Grain, < 'lai n 

Danli i. Ma 

Dlckenon, Bi mIi 
[>unaon, Pearl 

iMirhain. I: |i. 
Evani, liiiiii 



Atrncw, i - : r 1 1 . - 
Boyd R 

Boj kin, Lad) 
Brad) . M,,- 
Edmundeon, Ledra 
Evana, Rath 

l-0-.li'!. .l,.|IIIH. 

an, i ' ixru 
Hallldo) . i ieorgla 
Hunt. Lttcla 
JohlMon, Ainu,. 



II 11 :i ' . I, iii-iii 

JohnaoD, Ella 
lohnaon, Ethel 

J.HU . I'lllllil. 

Llnder, Emma 
Martin, Nannie 

McLauablln, LIHI - 

McLaughlin, Mary 
Mi niii. Llssle 
Pllcher, Mnmle 
Qullltan, Halite 

CHORI'S. 
Johnson, Ella 

Kirklcv . N ,  1 1 i i  

Laird, Alloc 
Latham, Mar) 
Lovnlaee, Blddle 
Lovelace, Lola 
Maddox, Predonta 
Mart) 11. i mi 
Merrttt, l.i/.zn- 
Seal, Mutii, 
(julllian, Halite 



Huilth, M. I>. 
Htrlokland, Ban 
Htrosier, Honnell 
Htrorler, Porreal 
Hwanson, Kill. 
Tlirner,  .. s. 
TUHna-bait, Mildred 
Velvtn, I .ii,.|| I> 
\viii[..|i.,|iii. Maggie 
Wllkinwm, .Minim 
Vouug, Rosa 



Held, At.ni. 

Hea) , Allle Pannle 

Sharp, Komi 

Bmli li. Claire 

J-l r, Talttba 

Totnllnaea, Mar) 
Tuggle, .luli.-t 
Veli in. Lonella 
Ward, Kettle 
Wilkinson, Kate 



AL'lll -m. Illli, 

Bailey, Morali 
Baxter, Anni, 
Baxter, Iflni 
Boyd, Bailie 
Boj kin. Lad) 
Bradfleld, Aliei 
Bradfa>) . LormdM 
Brady, Mm 
Braaell, i.ina 
Brtnaaeld, Mar) 

Hi'in. Al la 

Cams, Rath 
Cappn, Blonde 
('lurk, I- imiii,- 

Colller, I n,v 

'' t, i-:, hi* 

Conk, Mamey 
CoTta, <.>-iK- 
Cratn, Clara! 
Daniel, Battle 
Daniel, Mamie 
l'ii-k, r-.ii. ii, ade 
Doualuaa, M attic 
Edtnnndaon, Amu,. Clyde 
Kiliniih,tv,i,, I .> ili-n 

Kdmnndaon, Lora 

Klii-, Mabel 
Ellin, Maudi 



SKiHi -SINKING. 

iiihIl'i -. i lam 
Hal I Ida) . < leorgia 
Hunt, i.ui-ii. 
Johnaon, Aniilv 
Jobnaon, Clara 
Johnson, I 

.loin. son. M. I-;. 

Johnatone, Eraser 
Kirkley, Nellie 
I.uinl. Alia 
l.iilliiiin Mnrv 
Law . < ' In ml, - 
I.'  i>. I rum 
Llnder, Emma 
Lovelace, Blddle 

I.ov.la,-, . 1 .11 111 

Lapo, I taste 
Maddox, Predonla 
Martin, Naataie 
Martyn,  im 
McLaughlin, Lttlte 
McLaughlln, Mar) 
Merrttt, Uaate 
Mow i, | Hlatnte 
Keal, Mntn, 
Ugletrei . Match 
I'nrk. Mui-i 
Parka, i lam 
Hbelpa, I. ii 



Boblnaon, Boseburi 
Hchaub, Annie 
lb, Mattle 

. Allie Fiiiini, 
shiinkii . I'liiinli- 

^in  raaki . I 
Bhewniake, Letta 
H e alth , Mrs, l . B. 

Niiiilh. .1,11111, 

. Talttba 

stani,> . Winnie 
BtmCaer, I.. I.. 
Btrotaer, Neil 

Ktrozier, lloniull 
Htroster, PWreal 
TllUaghaat, Jaae 
TUllngaaat, Miltlr.-il 
Tolbert, Lassie 
Tomltaaon, Marj 
Nreii, Miir.v 
'Inn, l.i,.. IN ,iu 
Bel 
Tnggli . Surn 
Veil in, I.iiikIIii 
Waal, Lulu 
Ward. N'.iti. 
B aat, K.liih 
Whitehead, Magna 



I \..IIA\i.l I I M M.I I "II I '! 



Bvaaa, Until 

i.van. wane 

Fetter, Jessie 
ataMi Ainu.- 

l.jllMlil AliC' 

Hawkins. Florence 
Hendiix. Ma> nte 



Pllober, Mamie 

l/Ulllllll;. II 

Huilllu.n. l-aniar 
yuilltuti. Hal lie 
^iiillmii, William 
MeM, Aiml. 
HoIktIkod, Nil I 



WllkliMOU, kut. 
w ....lull. Harj Lou 

W I ward, Julia 

Woodward, Man i- 

W*...tli |i. J.ll,\ 

Voun 



trtti. Btrd 

t tt in [>. Until 
I'ovii.,  

*'n.;u. Claiaheie 
DtU, Miual. 

lnst.i . i. 

liraven, t lura 



MUSICAL HISTORY. 

1 Iran i. Wit in. 

Bewail, (tacte 

Johiibiu. I 
Klrkh N 

1/ivrlar. . I .ula 
>lu rt > n. i n-.i 
I'lirk. Man 



Alh. I  ll!l i.  

Btrotater, Nell 
Htroaiei . Bonneli 

Tlllliiulnin, Mll.tr. ,1 

l I ^ Ml, I 111 

\\ anl, N. tt i. 

7ett, Edith 



Arthur, Boberta 

Mailer, liinl 
i uiiip. Utitli 
toxin. I 
Covin, l-'aiiinr 
I'ruin. Clan 
I'iiuuIiik-. Muttli.- 
luirliatii. K 
l'Miniincls..ii, Lt-ilrt* 
Ifaade 



HAKM;\Y. 
Parte?, .) una 
Grave*, i i ir 
Meant, Wtaate 
Howell, Baaie 
Johnasa, EUa 
Kirk ley. Nellie 
law, t'linnl.- 
Lovaltoa, i.uii 
Miirtyn, i mi 
Vurk. Man 



Aill. I Mile 

i-iniiii. II. M. 

BtlO t lM T, N.'ll 
UtrOSMT, lamia II 
TfcOMI  
TllUtwhaal, J. w 

Tlllniirliasi. Mi 
Veil in, baa 

 anl, Nettie 
Edith 



aaaietr, Eflle 
i. Mnruli 
. ,i. ftaBti 

IImi kin. Ijuly 
linulj . May 
lirawll. i.um 
HriiiMu-W, Mary 
Uritt. Ainanila 
liurn.it. .,, 
1 oilier, Inez 
took, Edda 
CiMik. Maim 
li.-ttllcl. Haiti,- 
!>=.'.' Batata 

Mek cr oo u 

a, Matti.- 
1'ins.m. Pearl 
Bdnroadron, Lont 

Mabel 

.h 

I-  * I .  t ,  i . Katf 
Mfctaa, Alia. 
Mover, Leila 



THFORY. 

iliilliilny. O a uig hl 
Hun kins, r lorem  
lliiar.l. ,1, una- l/>u 

Bii 
ll.'tiry, Anna 
Beabjaa, ciiiru 

Megan, ! 

Mil it, l.u. i.i 
Jefeaeea, Amur 
tohmaaiii Claea 

l-ainl, A:, 

i-atlli'iil, H 

laMeaeaae, Maaata 
i.itniii i : ..i 1 1 . ;i 
i,o\,.i 
Ubbo, Lamtt 

I l.i-v. livUmnii 
Martin. Naniii, 
M.-I.aiini.lii). I.illle 
MH.atieiillii. Mary 

. Malta 

Ortetrae, Mam, 



Parka, Clara 
Pbelpa, Luetic 
l'ilrli.r, Mamie 
gullliiui. Sal lie 
RuMaaon, Re* 
i n. i in. Anna 
Beaj , AMir I'uiun.- 
Hharp, Komi 

Ha- 
tea maU. . Lafta 
Hmlth, Jennie 

Hllllllry. V Ilini, 

Tolliert. I., 

Maty 
Trinihi.-. Kate 

Trlnil.l. . Potti 
Whitehead, Mat 
Wilkluaou I 

W.i...lat'.|, luliii 

w ii. Nrard, Mattle 
\\ , >, , i tfii . l.in-x 
> .'!'.-. Uoea 






1. A '. I: AM. I M M M.I I Ml.1,1 c. | -j;\ 



ART DEPARTMENT. 





 






OIL. 




\l|.|.T-.ill. 1...II:-. 


J..im-.>ii. I 


PHea*r, Hamti 


Mami. 


Johitaon, M ; 1 1 1 1  


HchauU, Mattii 


rnoa I.ula 


l."H- J ' i rt 


w ard, li.in 


}'.\ .in-. Mat 


Maddox, 1 '! iiKiiui 


H'ltubUb, I," 


Hi ury, Amu. 


CRAYON. 




ItiMi, A, ml. 


<lni|ipli I.-;- 


nd, Altai 




Cottar, Jeaah 


Lane Peart 


11, Amu. 


boa-dell, Caro 


.M.rritl. 1 , 


 Id, Julia 


undaon, Laan 


Moa lej . ! 


. >i mm. 


(Hover, Leila 

CHARCOAL. 


Baaaoanofi, 1:11,1 


1 . M 1 1 1 1 ] i  


i.,|!mlli,l-.ni, .V li l j s. 1 l\d 


.Mi.-. 1, >\ . iliiini, 


J aim !. Hall!.- 


Kill-, Mil!., i 


an mala . Baa* 


1miIi-i.ii. S.-iiiIiH'iI 


SKETCHING. 




I . Alllll. 


l Ivana, M 


I/.iil. I'ear! 


, Ulnnie 


Henry, Annie 


Maddox, Preaoa4a 


i ,- u 


.li.hll.-on. ( |ajM 

PORTRAITURE. 


acbaub, Matth 


: nJe 


Kvac 


-M:i.l.|.i\. Ii, il..nl;i 


1 >...!. !i.l ill.. 


..'nlltl-ull, Mllltl, 


Uerrttt, Lantc 


1 duitindaoo, U An 


Lose, lVarl 


WlmMab, I ouaw 









INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT. 



DRESSMAKING. 
Hullejr Morah Imiii. I. Battle Ilim, I.. Mi-i, 

I'.iii.-tl.l.l, Marx Ki.-i,-i. ,1,-iinl.. \. n I. Main, 

i ** ll.Tiiilnii. Mr-. H. K. 

STENOGRAPHY AND TYPEWRITING. 

'''' Maim, llawkin.-. Kim. m , White, .Mii.ltv.l Hone 



i.aor vvi.i i i m w.i ( ci.i.i:.;r 



Summary. 



 

Junior Cla   -;7 
Hoptaomotv (Uatf 

I'm- hman <*la * 1" 

lrr.-nl.ir 1 iii>l) 17 

Special l'u|.il. H 

I'n | araltir; I K'|i;in mem 71 
l'lipil  in Mn-ii An. nut i.itrr.m Department, mil fncluilwl ulMivr 

Total III" plipil cnmitl'li lliln' , i 

KllH'lltiMII I ' 

Bookkwping u 

'V> 1* 

S|iiiii-Ii I) 
7 

>ll -li Hi I'UITMl M 

1'i.ni. 

( iriran 1 

Violin : 

linitar 

' irlinrr j , 

Chora* 

Hgbt-fltnfiaK ... . lc , : 

liatteal lli-mr. _,| 

llanimny  

Umbj 

An: Hkiuumiv 

oil 

< IM\ii!l , i 

I'lnnm! 

Sk.-lihtii^ - 

Portraiture ,, 

iMMHTIIIAl IIIJ'AKI Ml '\T:- 

lri'>-ii':ikin. ......... 

Sti-nufrnipliv anil Tl)iWlllln 

Recapitulation. 

i Local I'npll* J' ( i ( 240 

i >.. i.:i utTMKv, (Chan .. s,.-i,t Mlm, m.. .-. lt Bfenv.a amy, mi ,iiri,,i Hi 

AKT l>Kf.UITMI:\T Iim|,|||,1 rfiolllllcii . . 

lNin mux nil i mm i 



KTATI 



Kurolliuent 

liM.inli 

>ln-i'- Pupil* 



Growth. 






1HM.V8II. 


1HHH-MU. 


18111 -If.' 


I'M 


ITT 


249 


 


-fl 


137 


1 


at 


IHQ 



Course of Study. 



PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. 



Primary Classes. 



FIRST GRADE. 

HI. A I'l N" i  A 1 1| ili- 'i hi- i I hurt. Holmes's First Reader. Attention given l'i nri i'-ii- 
iiitiiin ami inini'iiiiiiiiiii. Befttn wiili word method, afterwards tutroduc- 
s ii u phonic nml literal methods. 

-I'l i.i.INi. Words in reading lemon bj nanad bad bj letter. Wutsou's Bcrlpt 

-|"I|,-V. 

ARITHMETIC '.Addition, rabtractten, multiplication, and division. Nun 
Illustrated bj object* aud numeral frame. 

WHIT! vi . - -i-ript wurk ol reading Inainu, Hortpt Speller, and Potter and Ami-- 
worth's Tracing Copies. Printing wo Is ol reading lesson, on slate and 
blackboard. 

SECOND GRADE. 

RF.APINU. Holmes's Second Reader, rrlends in Feathers and l-'ur for iuppl< 
mental*} reading. Capital letters, emphasis, aud Intlectlou taught. 

81'Kl.I.INli. Words tn roadtng lesson, names "i samnion objeets, days of the  
months af the year, etc. Horlpl Speller. 

a I: nil m i: rii  i mil lustruetlon in roar tundamental rales. Lppkrtont-' Nun 

1 1 lll-[ rn nil 

niKA I'll "> -( nil lessons In local guogragrfij . cardinal points, ei<-.. using - 
and maps. Pupilsdraw mapsc tase and town, ktoattng fan 

plaoee, 

w Kin Ni,. .-.Tipi Mini printed work <>n slats and banililsiid Xraotai ' aates 

THIRD GRADE. 

UEAI>IN(i. Holmes's Third Beadei Bookol Tales fin snnjihiinsntarji reading 
P rases, artlcnlatlnu, and pboatos passive attention. 

Iy sound and in letter, Read's Word Lessons. 
l.ANc.r \,,i. LKHKONR. -TarbaU's Lsaaaua In Liusjnasgt, asjk 1. 
A m tm m i -rii Ippletone' Numbers Illustrated uum s aste d, 
GEOGRAPHY Barnes's Eloroenrtary. fctas> drawing and muldlni;. 
W KFI'l \i i. Traclug l opies eompli 

In above grades, .will- in ohjeoi lessons, oral lessons, cnltstbeatoa, -m^ 

ami ilru iiil 



I MM VN'.l I I M M.I < ! [ I ! 

Intermediate Classes. 

ft 

FOURTH GRADE. 

UAIUM..  Ilolim '- PWtt H<ji1. r 

HYGIENE. -Child- Health Primer, Petbftsau Merles, So. I 

-I'KI.LINt;. 8aad't Word Lew 

1 \ Mil' Mil 1 EHHI1 \- !:.-.. :. IjlllgHai:. ii'H.k 1 

i K .\ MM AIL liwii miii Kellogg'* Uraeed Leaaooa. Lnalj'rti i.vBtbe*ta. mud dia- 
gramming. 

uuthmi-tii .  Ifaww Ihhmmm lavnai, Part t. 

iKAPHT. Harnea'a Elementary completed. Map draw nig 
WIUTING. Applet. .n*' Model t'opy-B 

FIFTH GRADE. 
MUM.. HoMeltk'i Kei.-iie. Reader. 
HIHTOBY.- Egfletflon't Ptnrt Book in American Him 

'HAMMAH. Used hiil! KeUogfi Qnuled Ijenmtmt  

writing. Bed puiiclualiiiti. 
lUITHJIKTli- Appleli.ii-' Number- A pprii-d. Part I.. eom|d. ted 

I rlt \PHV- Ilarii.-'- I .!).,. -. loEun < Mnp drawing 
VKITINi;. Mode! PJI| all 

SIXTH GRADE. 

l:i..UiIN(:-Hr,lniHi' Ptftfe Header. 
-I'KU.JMi.-K.-..,r- Word L.-shour. 

iMMAH.-ll.rJ and Kellogg'.- Higher I . 
 \ KITHMKTIC  Kanlord's, Cojnn 

; . IPHY, Baroec' i '..mpleie Buii 
i.ATIN.-Harkne..- - Intrudm Inrj Latin Bo 
WK!TINi..-M,l,.i i ,,,,,. i, , 

In above grades, drill,.:., ph.,.,^. ,. Ml . | ,,,. IUL . 



COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT. 

FRESHM/.N CLASS. 

liKTullv u , , K>-vd all 1 Kellogg. 



.-ah ford. 
Jobonuot. 



XAT '' ,:u - mpaeaoft! . w,m 

LATIN " inu  l "f an.. 

'Cimar liar. 

FOCAJ MIM. .-Tl. Cotaiueror H,,,!;.,. . 

';',' |1 ," i " ,r .  iiitt  m 1 1 

Applet...;. 



I'lill.I.s' PMimaiihulp-Mudel ' op\ I 
i IivkicuI culture. 



l u.i: \\.,i i i \i mi ( ui i.i i.i 



5OPH0MOHF. CLASS. 



. Weird Lpkmouk 
LANUVAUK (duration 

hiotoht. muii.. : ., 

M \TII EM ITU - | \ ; -" ! ' r  

\ A I IK LLM II \i l..-lt.,t;,r 

lillM  < 'iilillni- 
LATIN \ iil-i: I 

' Prow i'uii|>i>siii.in 

. i > \ i. M I'sh.-'ii,.. , -,.:,. ,u, -,-,, r 

I' KILLS' IV'""!,!.-!,.,, 

' I In si -u, ciilnir. 



K i'lil. I tela* !; 
lii'inl II 1 1 c 1 Krllctu. 

!  

. .Wl'lllUm ' | 

West* > >t i , 

B te elc*i \\ on 

ud <.r< 

Hn 
Hiirkin 

Kim, lull and I.. 
\| i 



JUNIOR CLASS. 

 Khil.irii- 
li f ~ I  **i  -< n.-nil BfatTj . . 
HOI \L aciESCR Btfctai 

; ,1 I \] in ;. . tr? completed 

-iiioin.irv 

RATI K\I, CIESC1  l't'y-i"l>L'.v and Hygie] 
'  Natural Phikmophj/ 

II !,,!-. .   . - 

. i I 1 S Harare - j Epiatli 

r Prow CViinpoaitiof] 

FOCAL M I sic .Cruwi, 
LKM.l.s' jVminmsbii 



K i tin,-. I 

HI 

Mjnm 

G. M. - 

.. Wi-IUM 

Veal a 

I 

Alli-n imd i. 

Anthoii 

). 



1 I'li\ ideal rail 
PTJOS \ I. ST1 I'll.- -Inin-h.t.. nniiii. vpiinlih. au.l .,, . i, 






A pi' 



SENIOR CLASS. 

i \\.,r\i.r ' Enrllah Literature 

 !; I ii arc 

MEJTTAL s. !KN( K'J;"- K ; , 

Ml il{ \ I, Si I 1 Ni  I' ' ' l,r i.-nri- 

1 Outliueaoftbe Bible 
M MIIKM km 

VfJ 
RATTRAI WI1 \'i i ' '"L.v i-icnl i.<-..i;r!i!.liy 

i In inistry 

1. \j\ s mania ;uirl Acrteola 

I Prow Ooirpawttk>D roui|>l<>ted 

POCAJi Ml BIO-Cmvm of Sunn 

, , , \ I'lIlIllHIlKllip 

DRILLS "rthogTaptir. 

' i'h\ mi ui culture. 

wnos u sti mi rm n, 1 ,.s l , 

h "' ' hi. ami plionu-tli 



Hi. 

,IV\ i.i.s- ]I 
Hi. 

I 

Q. M . 8 

Will ama mul l; 






Hnrkii,-- 

I 
M'L 



1. \.l; \ \.. I IMIUI 



MUSIC DEPARTMENT. 



'T'HIS department offer* a thorough coarse in \<h-;i1 and instrumental 

 amafc, theory, and musical lii ti > . Some of the teachers have had 

.  - "i the beat eoaseivatorj training, .ill are eminently qualified 

for their respective positions. The methods employed are thoae uaed by the 

baa) Instructor! of American and European conservatories. We invite 

attention to the graded eoanas of ntad] given below. The time required 

t mpiete :i course will be determined by the pupil's previous attaJo- 

>ieniK. ;nl l>y the rate of praj leneadent on talent and Industrv. 

THEORY. 
Under theorj i> included notation, thot- harmony, doable 

chants, ehonla, and  rim n tlo s. Theery i- kept in advance ..i execution 
Umteaeh step may Ik- iamnttgentiy taken. Thus greatei progress Is at- 
tained. 'Hie oeoras in thoory and lia;-m..m will compere (avorablywith 
tint of the U-st conservatories, and inat ns c ti on lajre* . pupils In pmno 
and voice culture. 

Course of Study in Theory. 
first grade. 

Palmer'.. Tiieorv i.f Msslr, Pail I. 

\\ riiK-i, nteeetaa. 

SECOND OK AM-. 

Palmer*! Then,, Pen 11. 

r. minor, an. I cumin:  

i i...r.i> sad iiirir tavnrstoaa. \^ 

THIRD GRADE. 
I'niimr''- Theory romph ted sod 
I*oaanajHham w> 

FOURTH GRADE. 

  ' Elemi n! ef Barm 
KiihtvV Additional 

HKTM GRM>I 

ent! of Harmony completed and  , 

' '''''- Hnr Hi 

ltnl>t.-rV .\.l.ii;i.,i,:.i | 

MUSICAL HISTORY. 

. ''" ! ' i , U 1,: ' w - :1 "" n> the b.  

MM ImtaiMiaa, and other nmnfcm litaraian 
Course of Study in Musical History 



i.i'.-i.n.li 



URST YEAR. 

MutlPHl IIwmi; 



, it, 



I \,. I; \ \... I 1 M \ I.I. > "I H ' <  

aocoNo vi. aw 

l :. .. U ~i i - Tin tin Rl Mutdolani Hui n. i Bach, linn I - 

Mosarl I" -"" **' '" '' M "" ! ' 1 '"' l "" 1 Wagner. 

PIANO. 

Partlrubu attention Ik paid to technique throng H the courae. T 

;,,, ...ii,. i position and touch, pupil* we flm taught to put} nhiwlj 
With imrviudug * rengtli am! flexibility, rapidity of execution l required 
un ,il the .J.-ii. .1 tempo i- reached /;,....,.'.'. playing i- periodhall} 
.,,,, ,,l. an d recitali are given. Piano pupil* mvM eomplctethe Ural three 
.,.!, M In theory. Thoae completing the fourth grade ' 'heorj and piano. 
andtlierti-Htyeai in musical hiator) and sight-ainging, "ill receive a rerttf 
in iiiHtrumental ramie. Those completing the course in theory, piano. 
,.l musical history, and Ural year In ight-alnging. "ill receives Mplomrt. 

Course of Study in Piano. 

HKST ORAD& 
K.i, ihler, op. jr>. Vol. !. Uieaehom, op K 
Kr tlra an I nag, r  \. rcli - 
Holosby ltltl - Ucli  t, P. an t.  

secoNo muds. 

Koehler, op. *, \ ol. II. Uu or. "!' BO. 

.! Itnd hull ,i.' IlliU'.l Milk'*. 

II in. I.:,,. te.B ibb ,.-. BlumenieuH 
TMIKD CiKAIM 
Koehli r, op. 349, Vol. III. Keller, op W - "u, >) 9H 

Major, melodic and mixed minor, and rhromn ""ale* 

 bj Bobnt, sj. null. i. Kmery, teuni  . !: 
I til KIM ORAOE. 

(/., rii.v. op. .".": op. SB* Hellel op. 47. Uw( ' 

Leberl and HUM-k'i Piano s..|i...,i. Pari I , 
I'hopln'a Valaes. Moaart'i and CU m< ntl'i (*onnt 
>, :,i,- continued. 
Holm bj Kuhtaa, Llaat, I >-, '-. M< rk< I, Hcti 

IIITH (iKADI 
Cramer'* IM Selected si ndle*. 
Leber! iiii.l st. i ik's Piano Heboid. Part III. 
Mewlelaaobn's Hongs wlthoul Worda. Chopln'i Polonaise* 
l/lcmciitl'iGradua  l Parnaaauin. Bcetboven'a Honalan 
>,:ii..s continued. 
Koloi bj RafT. Haydn, II. on 'It.Hchuh rt. Bcbararenka, M<ukowak 

MXTH (IRAI)E. 
Moacbeles, op, 7ft 

Baeh'i Invention*. !' I tl :.' S 

Kcalca eontlnued. 

Koloabj l.i-/:, Weber, Wagner. Cioplu, II n.et. 

ORGAN. 

li,-ini,ii,,ii mi the pipe twgan will b< given bj  graduate of the \'. 

,,l i onaervatory. Cabinet orpin la also taught Tboat npleting 

this ,, ,iiim- will be irell Btted t,, i ike charge oi choir and church music 



{,, I ISM wi.i p I M \l I fOIXEOI 

Count f 5tudy in Pipe Organ. 

sti.inrrv i>. ,!: I ittodles. Whiilii'--- Orn Htudk , Book* I.. 1 1. 

WhUrna'i Prelude* aad Pontludra, Bk. I. RInk'i Pot h t, Bk*. I. V 

i;, rt"i PIccm torCUnren Pae, Bk*. I. VI. 

Art of accompany) >- "> '""' l ""' i ' "' '"' " l "' 1 '' 1 '"- 

Bnck'i Motstti -. Bk*. L II. Beat'i Concert Piece*, Bk*. l.-vi. 

)I..iiiIi-i-~i1iii'- si. ii. i in-. Bseh'f Pi i hi. - .1 mi Pufuea, Vol*, I.. II.. III. 

Beat's Arranges la from Scores. Ekldy'e<>ran In Church, Vol*. I . i: 

i:,lil> and nieanoa'* Church and Concert organist 

VIOLIN. 

Iiii> In inli ia taught by the moat approvel methods. The conrae . i 
tutiy constats of scale*, finger exercises, eorreel bowing, etc.: rlenning'* 
I', mi nden's. Had Schuberth'a Studies; easewMi playing itli piano and 
ooroet; soles, duets, etc., from best compost r*. Pupila furnin.li their own 
tnstraBients. 

GUITAR AND MANDOLIN. 

To those desiring it, instruction on theae iaatrumenta w ill le giv< p 
competent teacher. 

SIGHT-SINGING. 

Tiii> i> a prominent feature of the it rtitution. Every pupil in the rolle- 
u: i .tt- departnu nt has the advantage "i i thorough course in v>< il miu-i< 

This enable* ber, wit hunt the aid of an instrument, to sin;: ordinal > i< 

.it right Pupila taking tin's rums,, in sight-singing make naore rapid and 
Intelligent progresa in voice culture as well as in piano. We believe thai 
pupil* poaaeaaing the power of gpeeeh and an ippreciation of melody nm 
learn to ting ordlnarj music intelligently. The aha of thia department ia 

tn develop among oar pupila i ileal taste and ability, Sight-sinKing. 

f inula m, nta! principles, glees, church nuisir. choruses, as well a* hannonj 
.nr taught daily. 

Pupila in sight-singing an charged  Bonrinal fee of si. 00 per teim (one 
third of session). Thla amount includea song booka, i horaaea, etc., n<':t 
in the el - 

Course of Study in Sight-Singing. 

i iksT mat, 

(board work. Randan i ;..-;;,- <'.,i,ii. ror. 

S'litatiiin. Mm, . iiiiimr. .in, i chroma tic rale*. 
i " irni uiiiL. Iiriiu in Intervals, 
asset* .i gt ~ w rittsn cxi n ic*. 

OMO YEAR. 

I., -i.. - i ma ii ,ii to 

K. -\ i.  ..i rudiment*. Written rxereU i, 

i inn i, insnte, Including bymnolog) . 

' '   led m. in lUtMlanJ opt rai and oratorio*. 



l. ai.i: w.i. 1 EM mi i ni.i i ! :',] 



VOICE Ci LTURE 

Only experienced instructors of hro.id musical education .in employed 
in ihi- ilt-|i.u I'lHir.. The teachers are graduate* ol linericn'* IteHl con- 
servatoiie* nl music, The <icnuiiu ' I< I Italian method i lined, Since 

correct 1  i <  -  i ' 1 1 1 1 _; i-~ the basis <ii good tone, ;i- well aa i>i h I nealth. 

Iircuthiug i'\cni>i-. are given throughout the cnurte. Voisc and "forced" 
i 'ii' - do i!  const! iin- ringing. Pupil* 'I" n<>1 learn, parro -like, m few 
~ hi.- thr musical though) nl which iiciil.ii pupil noi teachei rompvr- 
bends; 1 mi  [hell voices are properly (rained and developed. Instruction 
is j^ven in \ i mm i physiology, i mi- production, true musical conception, and 
orthoepy n- relating i i Hinging :i- well as speaking. Pupil* meet 
i  irln -I-- |.i'i imlii- ii] , t.tr ,.-','./, practice and recitals. This course nt- 
pupil* for sol ' winging in c weert and church, and for teaching voice culture 
pri>|ierly. At the discretion of the t'*acher, pupils are allowed to -in 1 .: in 
public. 

Pupils completing the first year in sight-singing and inimical history, Ibe 
fourth grade in theory and voice culture, will receive a certificate in voice 
culture. Those completing the courses in sight-singing, musical history 
ry, ami voice cidture, will receive a diploma. 

Course of Study in Voice Culture. 
hkst (RAM. 
I in. rson'a Voeat Method. Boaaldl'a Htudles. 
Breathing exercises. Vocal physiology. 
Netting the voice. Exercises adapted to Individual. 
Diatonic scale, low las , iimiil' vocal adapted :> |>apil. 
B0I1 cted solos. 

SECOND (ikAI)li. 
Marches], op. 1. Conoone's SO Lessons. Bordojtnl'ii ji Vocalist - 
Breathing- exercises. Mow trill. Blending reg 

si ii,: v of vowel a in 1 1  ii i mi! sounds In English. 

Selected souga and ballads. 

THIWD tiUADE. 
Marebesl, op. I. Vaccal'a Italian Method. Concoae's SS f manai 
Breathing exercises. Trill. Italian melody, 
si mix oi vowel and consonant sounds In Italian, 

s, ii-i-ti ,1 aria* and English nongs. 

i MIRTH GKAin 
MarchesI, op,SL Panofka, oft. 81. Bordogut'i M Vocalises, Bks, I.. II 
I ir.it t itl if exercises Expression and phrasing. 
stul\ of arias continued. Concert singing. 
Selections from oratorio and English nong 

FIFTH OKADE. 
l.-iiiii" nr- Studies, Bordogl*i M \ oealnws, in,. 1 1 1 Mat n. l, " 

Breathing exercises, Exp ress ind phrasing 

1 1 rim i. -I i it- accent. Concert singing. 

Btudj hi.,, recitative, and oavatlna, 

Operal ielectlonx In English, Italian, and (ienuan. 



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ART DEPARTHENT. 

Tills ,]. |,:u tnniii is directed by n artist of nMlitj sad experience. 
Besides a course in the Nn i'ork Art Student*' League, aae wan  
pupil "t Twaehtmaa and Aides IVhw. 

Much work ia done from nature and objects, and free-band drawing la 
required. Pupile am taught not mere copying, but true art; hence their 
work baa a Ufa la it often wanting where only colored printa are used. A 
feature "i 'he departmenl laa iketeb daaa ilia: work from nature often 
taking a member of the ehi-s as ;i model. 

The eonrae tnelndea the following: Drawing, light anil afaade, ntill-life, 
crayon, pastel, painting, aketehing, chtaa decoration, resetuMe, portrai- 
ture, and lecture* on History of An. '['his department offers unsurpassed 
adrantagea in oil and crayon portraiture. 

The Art Hall l commodious, will lighted, and admirably adapted t" it- 
iims. it is carpeted, and aupplied with casta, modela, etc. 



INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT. 

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THI8 department la sow a permanent feature of the Institution. I' In 
dudea tfaa following brancbea: Dresamaking, typewriting and uteno- 
graphy. 

A competent Instructor baa been employed to take charge of dressmak- 
ing. Regular ieeaona arc given in catting, fitting, and making dn uses, 
instruction Is alao given In plain and ornsmental sewing. The uniforms 
worn by puplla arc made in this department. 

Stenography and typewriting arc taught l > \ an expert, instruction in 

given tn punctuation, eapitalixattan, bneiaeaa and tocaai corresj denoe. 

a knowledge of these practical braocbea may he acquired at a -mill coat 
Telegraph] is also taught when desired. 



Remarks on Course of Study. 



OPTIONAL STUDIES. 
a l.l. optional studies, such aa vocal Md Instrumental music, drawing, 
* I'a i m inn Kronen, German, Spanish, and Greek, are taught so at to inter- 
fere m Little as possible with the regular studies of pupils. No pnpil having 
commenced an optional stud; can discontinue ii without the permission of 
tin' faculty, given at the request of the parent or guardian. Pupils must 
study Latin in order to graduate in the A. ii. eouiae. 

SPECIAL STUDIES. 

Pupils who are deficient in certain branches often desire to graduate. 
These may pursue such studies m "ill enable them to take  ragnlar class 
standing .1- soon as possible. Such ere catalogued at Irregular pupils, 

Graduates or those who do not intend graduating ma) wish to cora- 
plete special studies, or to enjoj the advantages of music and art. Such 
will lir received, ami. on finishing these subjects, may receive a certificate 
nf proficiency, These arc enrolled as special pupils. Special pupils 
boarding in tin' College must he subject to all regulations affecting board 
ing pupils, 

MODERN LANGUAGES. 
German, Preach, ami Spanish era tatsght by competent Instructor* 
About one half of tin- Western Continent speak Spanish, ami a knowledge 
of this la ngua ge is a desideratum. \\V haw Incorporated the last-named 
study in oar course, ami It is taught by one who lias made this UtDguaf 
specialty, 

ELOCUTION. 
I la^s elocution Is taught fre< in regular oourse, Pupils desiring a special 
course in elocution maj receive Lnstmctioa from one win, has had superior 
ad va n ta g e s, For this a reasonable tee is charged, 

TEACHERS' CLASS. 

[antral Una is given to actual as well aa to i>i<>^i tive teachera. Taach- 

lag i- a profession, ami those entering it should be qualified. A rail to 
teach is a (ill to prepare to teach. The old schoolmaster "as content with 
a knowledge of the -three Ktf' the Ideal aaodara teacher, besides theee, 

net Study the "three kTl -Mind, .Matter, and Method." The teacher in 
charge of this cues has had years of experience in hoi iii,d-selioi.l and Insti- 
tute work. Members Of the teachers' class wsit the ditVerent recitation 
i' aa, and see the methods taught pat into practice. To those intending 



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to teach, no Instruction i- so valuable > the mo lei of ;i live, skillful expc 
rienced teacher. fOf the forty-five pupilM thai have i > k-n thin course. 
two-tMnla have already been engaged in su    i m I t   i  ! j i 1 1 u . Imong the 

text-books used are Baldw In 'a Psychology . Baldwin's Scl I Management, 

Brooke'* Normal Method*, Raub's Methods of Teaching, etc. A review ..t 
the ci inmon-si (tool branches ii also given to those needing and desiring It. 

BOOKKEEPINti. 

Doable entry, commerci il law, and business correspondence are i night. 

This study hi no! optional, l>'.n is required of all rubers of th, c ;i i In Mn n 

class. Uirla shook) have ;i practical business education. Mum lucra- 
tive and honorable positions are open to women qualified i > lill them: 
besides, everj housekeeper should know how to keep a correct account "t 
her income and expenses. One hundred and sixty young ladies have < ikeu 
this coarse, ami mux of them art bow filling positions where thej apph 
practically the Instruction here received. 

\ HWcessfnl business mini hi- written us tlm*: "lam glad to see you 
have a commercial department Our women knoa very little about the 
everyday bi isin a wi affairs of life, Man; graduates can work mt difficult 
problems, and read Latin an I Preach; but how duj can make out a post 
office money-order, or tefl the difference between 1 draft and a check: 1 
Vi>n an on iln' right line: teach your girhi buaineas." 

IMPORTANT FEATURES. 
Special attention is given to letter-writing, punctuation, penmanship, 
business terms, orthography, phonies, ami English composition. Our 
vocal music is not mere practice for Commencement, butdailj lessons in 
tight -singing are given by a teacher of acknowledged ability. Wocharge 
Is made for theory, harmony, or class elocution Members of the advanced 
cusses will have reviews la the elementary branches, besides drills in 
household eeon j and etiquette. 

CHARACTER OF INSTRUCTION. 

'''"'"'"'""'^'"'''"'ilvi'iura .fatisnslastic, and experienced. Their 

nsare not tpent in mere Idle recreation, bat In studying matter and 

l! "" K *ereby better preparing themaelves for their special work. The 

teaching is thorough and prarticat; bold to adopt all modern 1 k> and 

methods that are approved, equally bold to hold fast to th I thai haw 

bee ""'' -  ' '"' coarse <-t instruction I v, ., ,;;-, u-ding 

the lower elementarj branches when advancing to the higher, but Incorpo 
rating and studying them throughout the entire coarse, 

STUDY AND RECREATION. 
Pupils an- raivlv confined more than an hour at ,, time In study and reci- 
tation. Short, .tatod hntenrafa for recreation and exercise are in om .rated 



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In the schedule of daily duty. This system is fa vocable to ordei and dia- 
rlpline, and conducive in health of bodj and rigor of mi ml. 

PHYSICAL CULTURE. 
We have engaged a specialist to give instruction In thin Important branch. 
The College will tie supplied with the beat gymnastic appliance*, Pupila 
ill iK.> have the ad van I ige uf ealiathenica and mi! i i irj drill* 

STUDIES OF BOARDERS, 
lu addition to the stud) periods during the day, boarding papita study 

,u " '" ll1 ' half l ra after tea. under the oare of i teacher. N<. desultory 

or aimless study is allowed. This provision really doublet the advantages 
which boarding pupils possess over those who are sot inmates of tlte 
bouse. Under stu-h judicious regimen, pupils form habits of aarneal and 
Intelligent application ; and, as a rub), our boarders stand among the fore- 
ni< -! .'i i he school, 

COURSES OF STUDY. 

There are three regular courses of study in the literary departrae i 

this institution, via. : Classical, Scientific, mm. I Peat-Graduate. Theclas- 

k* 1 " '"' embracea all the studies of the regular curriculum. The scien- 

,ilir ' * ta the same aa the classical, Latin excepted. The post graduate 

" embraoea advanced studies in language, science, and mathematics. 

We Intend thai our diplomas shall mean something. They are not granted 
i" pupils finishing a few special studies, Pupils must complete one ol 
these courses in order to graduate, 

INSTRUMENTALITIES. 
The College is supplied with tea and complete philosophical apparatus. 
Sea desks, maps, and charts have lately been bought Among recent 
purchases ma) be mentioned I Hue mleroseope, Adams's Chronolo 
i 'hart, Taggy'a Geographical and Astronomical < harts, Graham and Bil- 
lings's Anatomical Chart, and an electric dock (The Autocrat) foi running 
the various daily programs. 

ATTENDANCE. 

Uoing i" school is .i business. Absence of day each week is a lorn at 

twentj per cent Whal buatneas oan suataia such lorn ami prosper? 
Patrons should co-operate In securing the prompt and regular attendance 
"i pupila. Absence detracts from elass-sUnding; but, In caaes ot serious 
fflaeaa, abeenee , r  doea m.i affect pupila' standing. 

EXAMINATIONS AND REPORTS. 

""'"'"'" '" ntMy written examinations, under inch ngulationa a* 

, "" 1 "" 1 ' '"- 1 eriterkmof the scholarship ol each pupil, Bash of the 
amlnation papers thus produced la graded according to Ita excellence; 
"''' ""in the average of the* marka ami recerda of dailj recitation, the 



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si ,,,!,:, of the pupil h obtained, Ai the ead of each three moatha, a 
report ..* pupils' steading In theli itadies, attendance, and deportment, will 
be smh 10 patrons. Reports will reeord all absences, which pupils should 
expl rut to their parent-. 

CLASS DISTINCTIONS. 

In the Senior ofatss, the twelve young ladles having the Idgheel cum*- 
it inding will be appointed to read origin U i eeajn daring ' tommeacement 
N.. boaon arc eoafern d. 

[a the Junior class, the twelvs young ladies baring the bigheetclaM 
Ktutdlag wilt be appointed to read original eesaya during < oamenceraent 

To compete for  reader's place In the Senior or the Junior ciaee, the 
pupil must have entered college during the first two weeki of the aeaatoa 
in tbeae olaaaea eaofa j>n ] >i I neat puraae all the studies of the claaatcal or 
... ii'iuitic course, and must stand all the class examinations. When ; 
breach has been previously ttadied and the pnpU uhes Mttefactorj evi- 
deaoe of proficiency in the same, slic may be > soused from daily recti t i- m~. 
but must stand the class examinations In thai breach. 

in the Sophomore claee, ten jronog ladies will ) e alocted to recite daring 
('ommeaoement Tbeae appointment! depend on excellence In elocution 
and deportment T<> compete foe a reciter'i place, the pupil must be 
pursuing all the studies ol the claaateal or scientific conree. 

raoAO dues must l>e settled before any distinctions, awards, ordipkHnat 
au conferred. 

MEDALS. 

NO medals will lie awarded iu'm Commencement After vears of expo 
rience our verdict la, thai the giving of sandals is OBwise, and perniciou* 
to pupils. 

DEGREES. 
Degrees will be Riven as follows: 1. To those completing the classical 
coarse, the degree A. It. -. 'I'd tlmse completing the scientific course, the 
degree B. 8. :>. To those completing the post-graduate course, the degree 
\. M. 4, To those completing the coarse In piano, the degree B. I. M. 
(bachelor of Instrumental Made), ". To those completing the course in 

voice- culture, the decree li. V. M. (bachelor of Vim- il Music). See pp. 2.1. 

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TE1>MS AND VACATION. 
The oofieghnw yeas' i> ome ooattauoc on, beginning the third 

Wednesda in September. Sad SadtBg the tiist W. dliesday ill .1 line. Iti- 
dtVtded into three term s; namely. Kail. Winter, and Spring. The I'.dl 
Term lupins Bap, U, [gff< the Winter Term begtas Dec. 14. ISM: the 

Spring Term begins Mar. s, l.s'.i:;. ,,nd ends .lune 7. 18M, which is C - 

melieemeiit Day. Tin annual vaeatieu extends from < 'oinmeiiccmelit Da) 

(the third Wednesday in September. \\'e give only tsm daps (Monda) 

and Tuesday) next Christmas. 



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PREPARATOR\ DEPAR1 P1ENT. 

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MUSIC DEPARTMENT. 

IukI ruction mj piano m nj _mh -,, , IHI 

' CllltUIC (KJIIgle pupHj .-,,, i. 

Voice culture (in elaiM of two or more) caeli )u mi 

>i^ln  in- iuu (iiicludinu kouij I Ick, clioru*c. ctc.J . ; u i 

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l'** "i pi inn one hour to ine itnil a hall hour* ],,i daj 10 00 

Vw "I |'i in ' each aililiiimi il hour jut da> :, n:i 

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l'i iw Injj (pencil.  li urn il. or crayon) ., , n i 

'""uyim portraiture, paatcl, or china painting K) IX) 

oil paintlna ; 

SPECIAL STUDIES. 

Kpei ial eloi'tit on 

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Stenograph} 

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Boaiil. Including light* (electric) anil fuel 

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Board, laundry, literary titi<m. prim, !.--,. n~. with une of iustr n- 'HU 00 

Tin- III ii lined, u itli ,uice , nil lire :; ) | ihi 

Pupil* ileKiiinK to take an m pei I il ntudien In addition to literan anil 

"""'" >"-  in Unil out i-irni ol - bj adding rate* :w -|.r, in. .1 on 

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lower lines ill. in i~ tuna] in Institutions ol rimllai uracil'. Notice t li;i r 

theory, harmony, musical liUtory, l kkeeping, claim elocutloaf, mil 

physical cultur ire taught 'm uf charge. 

STIPULATIONS. 

All the above charge* for board and tuition are required to be paid 01 

satisfactorily secured, one-third cadi, one-third Dee. 14, one-third March g, 

Ken puplla are charged from the time of entrance to the clone of term. 

Former pupflm, returning after the terra baa opened, are charged tuition 

for the whole terai li carried on with the sai ilass. In no ewe, will % 

deduction be made for absence during the fit 4 tteo or the taut thret weeks 
of the session. No refunding of monej paid for board or tuition unless 
serious illness compels the pupil to be absent two or more successive 
weeks. No charge for literarj tuition is made against daughters of clergy  

men liciiri hij tin ministry. 

^s*- Books, sheet music, stationery, and art materials are Hold foi cash, 
1! osrdera, mi entering, should deposit monej i i p i\ for these articles, 

TO PATRONS. 

When you enter  pnpil.it is dearly implied thai yon subscribe to all 
the conditions herein cont lined. Pupils are expected hi observe the rules 
prescribed, and patrons should not ask u> to permit a violation of the  irae. 

Ids Hi.,- \isiis home, since such absences i npair scholarship ami 

rlnna standing. When necessary for pupil- to go home, patrons *1 M 

communicate directly with the President. Tht PresMei I retrte* tfa 

to refute 'ill requettafor puplU to cMi ; //,, ,;/., ,,,- tbewher* durlny tkt 

srasloa. Pupils should not re in ; i' ; . r Cotnmi uc< tnent, free ti < olh ge 

restrict ions, Such a course is usually damaging, Parents, consider the 
Interests of your children, and do not allow i . I he associations of < ollege 
Hume, together with the musical an I literarj rater! ifnmenta given, afford 

to many social advantages as an beat for them while at scl I. Pupils 

are sot allowed to receive visitors, except in rare cases, and then at the 
ration of tin' President. 

Write your children encouraging letters. If an) complaints are made, 
write na promptly. It your daughter is si. k. she will be property cared 
let; 11 teriouslj ill, you will be promptl) notified. The health record ol 
the College for deeades past should remove all solicitation In regard to this 

tter. ' I - | "l yonr daughters boxes of eatables, such as sweet 

meats, eakea, etc. Hoatateknes arises from this cause, The! ftbo 

College table is ample, ami same for pupils and teachers. 

Boarders keeping atone] in their rooms do so ,,i i/; r ,r ll ,;>/.. Honey 
should ba deposited with the Treasure,, who will then be responsible for it. 

We offer beat advantage! aad reasonable rates. To succeed we must 

have prompt pa.v ments. \> Mag M ,|,. s .,.  M|Mi( | ., , , |( . 

bearing the burden of your child's education. 



General Information. 



 AORAXGE i- seventy-one mJlea southwest oi Atlanta, on tlic Itlauta 
-'.iinl Weal I'ii in i .in I the M icon and Birmingham railroads. Ii is located 
ii|i.p|, a high, rolling country, above the Pine Mountain range. Ii is noted 
tin Its beautiful gardenaol Bowi ra, ii- elegant homes, and the general cul- 
ture of ita citiaen* Through their generous effort i in establishing schooh 
iiinl i alleges, LaGrange baa long bees t mi id as an educ ttional center. 

NEALTHFULNE55. 

The health fulness of LaOrange Is proverbial. The elevated, undulating 
nature of the surrounding country causes a natural drainage; hence there 
is no sickness arising from malaria, Pupila can here enjoj r semi-tropical 
climate, lacking the extreme cold of higher latil tides, anil the Intense heat 
of places less elevated. 

.SITUATION. 




THE GROUNDS 
Are nine acres in extent; and, beautiful bj nature, are diversified with 
terraced groves and gardens. In these shad j walks and quiet retreats, the 
roong 1 1 lies find Ii talthful o itdo ir exercise and pleasant retirement 

THE BUILDINGS. 
The main buildings are the College and College Home. In 1890, the 
propert) ;h sold to the North Georgia Conference (or $00,000; and man) 

banruven hi have since been mads. Water-works have been erected, 

and the buildings are supplied a itli an abundance of pure well water, The 
College ami < ollege Home are lighted with the beat Edison electric lights. 

THE COLLEGE 
Is built of brick and granite, ami covered with tin, making It fireproof, 
It Is in \ 120 feet, two stories high n one end ami three at tin- other. The 



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ftnri floor ii >ut li us rccii itiim rooms, and i -  I i \ i fi - I b) wide halls rrosaing 
i':ii-li other nt tin' center, thereby affording perfect ventilation. On the 
aecond floor are located the chapel, and a complete arrangement of music 
looms convenient to the ehapel nnd adtnirabl) aituated for Instruction 
;iuil practice. Art and music rooms oct npj the third floor. 

THE COLLEGE CHAPEL. 
The Chapel is hi i \ 100 feet, with a capacity for i" persons. It la beau 
titully lighted bj large windows, and has five entrances. It ha- been pro 
a mooed, Uv .lisin; dshe I rlsll *, t > be the I irgo*l c dlege hill In the .State. 

COLLEGE HOME. 
College Home is located one hundred feet weal of tlie < ollege, with 
which it is connected bj a brick walk, from the roof of this building, 
water Bow a ton kids all point* of the compass. PI ve yearn ago, at an mit- 
l;i> nt 110,000, it was enlarged t double it> former capacity. Daring 
the present leaalon there has been bath i three-story Annex, 50 i 50 feet, 
containing home ehapel, gymnasium, and rooms for pupils. We can non 
aeeonamodate one hundred and twenty-five boardem. Each atnry has a 
hall running the entire length of the building. The second floor is ranched 
by three broad a tali wiiyo. The rooms for boarder* are eighteen feel aquare, 
with iaan opening Into thcee wide halls, and with two or more windows 

receiving air and lunahina from without. Theea rooms an th ighly 

ventilate.!, having open {rates, windows with weights, ami il > with 

reversible transoms. The thickness of the  alls la  protection against the 
extremes of heat ami Bold, ami the pupils liml their rooms comfortable in 

e\er\ M-ason. with our superior hyghnde arrangements, ii is m.i atrange 
that ( liege Nome has had, tor the |.a.st forty years, i health record nnanr- 

BJSjBied ill the South. 

GROWTH. 
The College is ateadlly increasing m numbers and prosperity. I'nder 

the present management it began seven \e,u> ago with nit I ding pupils. 

It closed this collegiate year with em hundred and thirty-trttn boardera 
representing eleven atates. The enrollment for the present session la two 
kumdrfiandfortr-nine, the largest la the history of the Institution. This 

growth has barn attained, not by endowmanmaad many-titled prof >-. 

I hi by th.' h meat, thorough work done by its professional teachers. The 
past arbJeveroenta ami present success of the College aboukl encourage 
Its Wends, ami eHett their h. ut.v cooperation in Its aupport 

WITHAM PROPOSITION. 

Win. s. Witham. of Am.isn,,,. Al ... has promleet] 110,000 as a loan fund, 

"'" IKoceeda of which .hall be used for educating , , girU. Thia off. . i- 

ln; "''"'" ^ condition that rrfendaofthe College, before J an. I is!.:: eon- 

tnhi.te 16,000 for providing r ,. ami aecomi tattoos for wi, nefk-i- 

anes. In response t Mr. Wi, ham's proposition, the trustees, believing 



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Hi ii -ii'.n 1 1 u ill ba needed, bare resolved i i raise that amount This ran 

<ffer. made In behalf of | Ignorant girls, ] I.I elicit the sympath) 

and cu-operaUoo of lovers of humanity and friends of Christian education. 

LIBRARY. 

Many valuable 1 It* and periodicals hare recently been added to the 

Library, tmong the I ks of reference, pupils have access t" wven ency- 

clopediM and five unabridged dictionaries, attention trill be given to 
building up the Library, which hi .1 valuable aid u acquiring a finished 
education, stonej or booka contributed  ; ll be gratefully received. 

ALLMN/E. 

The -lumnsBol the College hold aa a ial meeting dorlng mence- 

imiii !,. revive the associations of the past, and contribute to the prosperity 
"i their Alma Slatot . 

LITERARY SOCIETIES. 
The ir ml m and fclessofantiaa Bodetiea arc accomplishing moeh for the 
College. Theaoeietiei meet bi their respective hallt each Saturday fore* 

11  Their exerclaei conatot of readings, recitations, debates, essays, 

crltl isms, etc. 

UNIFOR/I. 
K.n the -.ik. of economy, and to prevent anj diacontent arising from 
disparity in dress, ere have ad o p ted i uniform. This will be worn on 
Sundays, and on such other occasions as the Lady Prineipal may prescribe. 
The uniform la of gra* dreaa flannel, trimmed with Muck braid. The uni- 
form, Including cap, will cost 118.001 i -Hnter pupils moat wear ;i 
unit. .mi |acket, which will ! furnished at cost I mil November l. pupila 
mi) weat such dresses as they already have, but after thai date uniforms 
must be worn m preacrlbed above. The turiforma are made In our dress 
making department, and their will be ample time to provide for them after 
pupil* enter college. Kor avery-day wear no uniform Is required, but 
parents are requested to dreaa their daughters plainly. Pupila ems. wear 
(tin hi whitt drenei during Commtnctmtmt, 

NEATNESS AND ORDER. 
i.\. iv effort is made to secure the ntmoal neatness and order on the pari 
uf the young ladles, la the arrangement and ease of their rootna, clothing, 

nd persons. Then sof the boarding pupila are Inspected dally, and 

notice la taken of any disorder, negligence,  untidii 

MORAL AND RELIGIOUS ADVANTAGES. 

WTe give constant attention to the aaoral mad religioaa training of our 

pupils. Religious azerehwa are held morning and evening. On Sunday 

morning pupila attend each churches aa their parents may designate, a 

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meetings are held. Once  month It holds a missionar) meeting. Bible 
lessons are part "t the curriculum. Sectarianism i-- em hewed, bnt we sees: 
t i commend the Christian religion by precept and example. A n-1 iu i  ;i - 
atmosphere baa pervaded College Borne during the pant year. .Ml the 
graduating claaa bat one, and the entire boarding patronage except Ave 
|ni|iil>. were member* of the ohnreh. 

HEALTH. 
A close, intelligent supervision la exercised over the health of lioard- 
lag papllft, The Lady Principal baa made medicine and the health oi 
pnpils a lifelong study. The slightest ailments are promptly treated. In 
serious cases, the besi medical advice i> secured and com] i -t< nl nurses an 
provided. Choirt ofpkyticlan andoftht MgBtemo treatment mt* with thi 
li'ii-' nl: and, when made known t" the President, Is scrupulousl) respected. 
All the conditions of proper sanitation are carefully obaerved. It i> ;i 
noticeable fact thai oar pupils leave school in better health than when 
the] enter, 

DOMESTIC ARRANGEMENTS. 
The sleeping apartments of the < oUoge are accomm id ited each to four 
inmates. Bedsteads, washstands, tables, wardrobes, and ohairs are fni 
nhfted by the College, Each pupil most furnish her own shoots, covers, 
plllowcaaes, and i wehi. Baofa pupil should bavs an DaabreUa. i gossamer. 
;uicl overshoes. 

THE GOVERNMENT 
Is mild but firm. The pupil ia taught to respect herseli and others, and 
ai ,ll times to observe propriety and decorum. Confidence between pupils 
and toaebera Is invited ;m<l secured. Bneh an aaprft * corps is thus 
obtained as renders rigid discipline rarely necessary. 

REFERENCES. 

w * "'' ' ' ,,f "'' patrons, Inquire of them whether our cat dogue 

i> a fair Index oi what we are an I what we d i 



NOTE 
Our neat, economical uniform. 

The "Witkam Proposition" on pag 10. 

MOW spenl in improvement! tlti, session. 

Nnmber of pnpBs in mi msi-ir rlnnnrn 

Our neH-graded lltorarj and musk- courses. 

Buildlagsarc brick, and boarding bourn h two stories high 

Many of our pupils are teaching in proaainent schools .*f the state 

President and Ms wife have taught successfully fot thirtj six yean 

Bible Is taught in regular course. 8c 1 religious, but not sectarian 

Oar teacher of sbjnt-aiagtiig Isone of the finest , dists in the South. 



I. MIKAXUE ri.\i.\i '. i hi i.r.i.K. |:> 

Regulations for Boarding Pupils. 

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PUPILS Ml ST 

Wear the < 'ollege uniform. 

Mri- 1 \ i - i i <  i - 1 1 nlv in reception room, 

< lontract no debts al itores or elsew here. 

Pa) I'm- damage done in Collage property, 

Promptlj report sickness in Ladj Principal, 

Annum- room before leaving in the d Ing. 

Discontinue n<> ttudj wlthoul permiaaioo "i faculty. 

Promptlj obej i i-i ult. prayer, itudy, retiring, and aehool bells. 

Observe the Sabbath, and attend Bnndaj acl I ami church in the morning. 

I'l I'll.S Ml ST NOT 

Spend the night out id the  oDege, 
Communicate with young gentlemen. 
Mi in window*, ilimu or converse therefrom, 
Leave grounds without permission ami escort 
Band hi receive anything by means of day pupils, 

\ mi tick or exchange rooms, will i permission. 

Borrou money, Jewelry, or clothing from each other. 

l.'i-i rive rbdta ir.nn i lav pupils or others without permisalon. 

Leave piano* "inn. or visit musk and an roQau without permission. 



Ten Reasons 

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Why giria should annul the LaGraage Female College: 

1. Location. Half-mile from buataes center. Beautiful and retired 

2. Health. <; I water. Elevated, undulating couatry; bo malaria. 

3. Boarding. PnpUa ami teachers board together in < ollege Room. 

4. Faculty. Trained, progreasive, Bngaged exclosively in taanhing 

5. Literary Course. Well-graded. Beat I ka and method*. 

6. Music. Unexcelled. Voke culture a specialty. Sight-staging dally 

7. Art. Exceptinnallj One advantages, 

8. Teachers' Class. Thorough courae in methods and management. 
. Bookkeeping. Taught free In regular courae. 

10. Expenses. Reasonable rate*. N,. Incidentals, 



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Commencement Exercises, 1892. 

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Friday, May 27. 
h:H> I-, m. Exercises by Preparatory Department. 

Saturday, May 28. 
l:00.\. \i. Meeting of Trustees, and Visiting Board from North Georgia 
( inference. 

Sunday, May 29. 
11:00 a, m. Commencement Sermon bj Rev. Wsikei Lewis, Atlanta, (Ja. 

Monday, May 30. 
10:00 a. m. Original Essays bj Junior Class, 
11:30 p. m. Sophomore Contest In Elocution. 
H::m p. m. Oratorio, The Prodigal Sou. 

Tuesday, May 31. 
:00 a. m. Original Essays bj First Section ol Senior Class. 
11:00 a. m. -Address by Rev. Claude L. (hilt.... Auburn, Ala. 
4:00 l'. M. Art Kxhil.it. 
B:80p. m. Annual Concert, aad Reading b] liomaa Nelson Page. 

Wednesday, Ju.u I. 
8:08 v. m. Original Essays by Second Sectlo ol Senior Class, 
11:00 a.m. Address bj Thomas Nelson Page, tichmond, Y;t. 
Degree* ooaferred. lied kla swarded. 



Committees. 

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North Georgia Conference Visiting Committee for I 802. 
,;i v S> l; M< i UESKSY, Rev. .1. R, Kin... T. E. AtKIXMOX. 

Trustees' Examining; Committee for 1893. 
r. T. Tbompsoh, Esq., Da. J, K. Pa.bc. .1. I,. RoaaaTsox. 



Calendar for 1892-93. 

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September 21, 1892. (Himm. oi 1-ai.i. Tan*. 
December M 1892. -Wutbb Tama aaorai 
March 8, 1893. -simu\<, Taaw count at i - 
June 7, 1893.  t oral xt i mm Day.