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GEORGIA.
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Building
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Calendar
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Class Distinctions
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Music
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1 le^rees
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Domestic Arrangements
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Knrollment
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Expenses
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Faculty
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General Information
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Instrumentalities
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Library
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Literary Societies
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Loan Fund
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Location
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Regulation- tor Hoarding Pupils . . .
Summarv
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Ti.nn- and \ acations
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Visiting Board from the North Georgria
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Catalogue
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LaGrang'e Female College
LaGrange, Georgia
1900-1901
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Faculty.
1900-1901.
RUFUSW. SMITH. A. If., ]'ki:sii.KNT.
Mcliiphytici,
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doUttt t >lacr* !n,,r,^,it assMs* l. ,,u,.
MRS RUFUSW. SMITH. I.ai.v I'ki.nuiaj.
AKronomy, Physiology.
ln-l (CfadMtt!) for thrr. ma ,,,,.:
rtwofmn Hsa laaarlal aariaaj (attj ftw >. tan laprcaaa* n
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CLIFFORD L. SMITH.
Mathematics, Frtnch.
Si;l ' Ha CWaaaja DM* i amp
nit a tcachrr. chiefly in ii.,ii
LEON P SMITH. A. H..
Natural Scianca, Carman.
K " I ' i BBaatMatCMcaajaVaai \m. vr,.. ., tj ,,
MISS I.INDA LOUISE HARRISON' M & L If. E D .
Elocution. Physical Culture,
M ' ; - "'""-"'"i-'-mi..: m i ,, b Vaamaa'a Cett
it tly in psMMM MMNs
MISS If. BBSS WOODS, A. M .
English. Spanish.
Mpaavi at CMsMja Inn B%M >t..i* saWffcNt
at peaatioa
MISS If. LDNA FERGUSON, A H..
History, Principal of Academy.
* " ' ' ' ' '' ci K ht year..; three year- m Btaaata
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MISSS. JENNIE STRADLKY A R
Latin. GpwK.
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MISS MARGARET E SHEPARP \
Primary Dpirmnt.
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MISS SOPHIA S WRIGHT A B
Preparatory Aaaiatant. Pnmnhl|
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Music Department.
AI.U'YN M SMITH. Dll B< ro,
Theoretic*. Voice Culture. Muaical Hietory.
Mn- Moot) .1 hi \ I i
private mi.;. thrall Mrtropotitaa Col .! Hni I bell I
].ci|'-t. Coeaerrator) . t M u-i. fieri
MRS AI.U'YN M SMITH.
Voice. Piano.
At N E Cottatrvalon i..t tarn fi
SiKmii R<it..li -t ii.ii. . ; nt Matrapottaa Col "< Meet then I rtwoj't tm in I hi l.ripnu
Oaaatraetora un. In lliinn Rebuag and Kmm;- n ii hing ..i l. i i
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MISS CLAIRE I. SMITH,
Piano. Theory. Siajht Ahumih.
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CLIFFORD I.. SMITH
Violin.
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MISS ELEANOR C. DAVENPORT
Piano. Theory, Guitar. Mandolin. Banjo. Sitfht Sinking.
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Ml MBERS ill I.ITl-KAKV lACn.TV.
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Faculty.
GEORGE WII.SoN,
Piano, Pip* Organ.
mh.Ii.mI at i, ml. ih. ill ttchool of Ml V / mom i h nd i \ u Docket .mil .ci
lac LclpaicCoaarrvaton ,. i andei u . 1,1. ni..,, n Wnwiji i tm1 Mt Iiillb aJao couth
Of I. in -. ,,tl t>l.ni..ini.li ! sil.ili llir. linn. Ill ixmiiiM h . | II. II,. l.i.li.l
and tu.i ni-i in Kagiaod sad Can
MISS EDA !:. BARTHOLOMEW (Elected for 1901 ).
Piano, Theory, Pipe Orfjan.
Compktcd ideate coarat al avrritory of Minfa In I*iaao
ad Tli iv, 1.1 ijm.,1. ,n .111,1 it Carl Betaecki it ta ripr mpi nadt i PMl
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miss LEILA M. ikvix.
Piano, Theory. light Singing.
Mat . 1 I Ha* occupied prvwat porittoa omt y<
Art Department.
Miss MARGARET POLK, Emstxvctok.
Allril.l, .1 |lan K lil, r. I..1I, _ k Slll.llr.l Art nli.lcr Carl III. nil. 1
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MISS M. BESS WOODS.
Librarian.
MISS Sol'HIA S WRIGHT,
.Secretary to Preaident.
MISS A.NGIE SMITH,
Housekeeper.
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Collegiate Department.
R.quircminti for Ad mission to Collft>-
Thest requirements conform to tin standard established by
tin- Educational Commission "f tilt- M. B. Church, South.
FOK THK A. I. D8GBKB.
Knglish: Three hours a week for two years.
i. Higher English Grammar.
2. Elements of Rhetoric and weekly written compositions.
3, English Literature, including the special stud) of Shakes
peare's Macbeth, Milto.i's 1/ Allegro and II Penseroso, Comas
and Lycidas, Burke's Speech on Conciliation with tin. American
Colonies, Macaulay's Essays on Addison and Milton, and tin-
reading of George Eliot's Silas Marner. Pope's Homer's Iliad.
Books I.. VI.. XXII. XXIV., Addison's Sir Roger dc Coverkj .
Goldsmith's Vicar of Wakefield, Scott's Iv. inline. Shakespean -
Merchant of Venice. Cooper's Last of the Mohican-. Tennyson's
Princess, Ce'cidge's Ancient Mariner, Lowell's Vision of Sir
Launfal.
Latin: Four hours a week for two years.
1. Beginner's Book.
2. Three books of Cantor and three orations of Cicero 01
their equivalent,
Greek: Four hours a week for one year.
I. Beginner s Book, with elementary reading and compo-
jiosiiion. 2. Or one >cai of equivalent preparation in either
French or German.
IrTHK Am.ICANT KM AhMIsSlMV HAS NoT STTMi:J) C.KK-
KAJf OK FkKNCH, TMK FIRST YKAK S OODKM "I ITODY IN
K1THKKMAY BE TAKEN IN" COU.ROK, TKOCOH IT MAI WOT BH
RECKONED IN THE XfMBEk 09 ilol HS RKoTIRl.D FOB i. KADI A
TION.
History: Three hours a week for two years.
i. History of the United States and General History. <>r
History of England.
Ort,ficate Distinction*.
Mathematics: Poor hours a week for two wars.
i. Arithmetic.
s. High School Algebra through quadratics.
For the B. S. Degree.
English: Same as for A. B. course.
History: Same as for A. H. coarse.
Mathematics: Same as for A. B. course,
Latin: Same as A. B. course or an equivalent amount of
Preach and German. [One year of each or two yean of either .
Science: Poor hours week for one year.
Physical Geography, Physics, Chemistry or Botany.
Certificates will Ik- accepted from duly accredited schools in
lieu of entrance examinations. |
The course of study of tin- Academic Department leads up
to the College COnrses, and fully conforms to these requirements.
Certificates.
I poo satisfactory completion of an) de part u w i of College
work, a Certificate will Ix.- awarded.
Distinctions.
Some of those who are to receive degrees will participate in
the graduating exercises, TU Faculty n & right to
decide the nnmberof appointees and their assignment.
Scene of the students who are to receive certificates for the
completion of the course of study in one or more departments.
Will be selected to read original essays or other assigned work
during Commencement. These are to be selected Upon relative
merit, provided that the one to receive the largest number of
certificates -hall take p rec e denc e of those receiving a less number.
wwfca iti..i. ou T .ii~ .t,. 11, .t ,!,<. ih> |.r..fKn. \ Inslwm l.y ct-Hifi-
in \..Miini .ma . buNffj wmoidlintj
Couree of Stud* for the A. 8. Degree B. 8.
Ten student- m Serial ETocutioo will becnonenon relative
merit in clcuti.n to rente daring Commencement To compete,
pupil, mast have rtndkd Special Elocution not lew than three
months before time of idwrion and must continue this special
work until Commencement
No medals ire awarded and no "honors" are conferred
cotman w ktodv ucaoixg to the a. b. degree.
Kxcusii. -Coot** I.. II.. Ill-, IV., and election between
Courses V. and VI. Special Blocntion maj take the place
of Course- V. tA fee of $10 is charged for Course V. and
$40 for Spetisl Elocution i.
Latin - . First and Second year's work required. The- Third
year may Ik* replaced by another language not otherwise
required.
NATfRAi. Science and Biology. Courses I. II.. and VII
required.
Mathkmatics. All of First and Second Years. The Third and
Fourth years are elective.
MiTai'hvsics and History. All the courses required.
(Vkkkk. All of Greek course is elective. In it- place two years
of French, and either one year of German (second year,
if first was elected in academy 1 or Courses VI I and VIII.
iii English required.
Frknch ant; Gkrmav Kkctive as above mentioned.
F.i.kctuks. 720 hours ( .f additional work must be taken from
the courses not otherwise elected or regular!) required
All courses are three hours pet week unless otherwise S] w
ified. There are 36 week- in a Bchool year.
COOMB OK STl'DV l.l.AI.INt'. To Till. B. B. MtOBJtl
FvNt.i.isn. Same as in A. H. course.
Xattkai.Sciknck and Hioi..s Course I II sad VII.,
and 360 hours' elective w..rk in this department, includ
ing 108 hours from Courts V VI., VIII.
Mktaphvsics and History. -Same as in A. B. Course
Course of Study.
French. Fin t and ec rnd year ' cour i
German. Two yeai ' work not taken in Academy,
Electivbs. 600 bong are required in addition to the foregoing
from ..n\ courses not otherwise elected.
V B, Musical Kistorj and Tone Poets may be reckoned
each a (6 hour ' work in the elective total for either the A B
01 I'.. S. degree.
Course of Study.
1 ! ; three hour per week unless otherwise Btated i,
Department of English mnd Elocution.
Miss M. Be W 1 . A. It. 1 English .
Miss Linda Louise Harri on, M. E. I... M E. 0. D. Elocution
Pirsl Year. Course I. Ketlogg's Rhetoric; Swinton's Word
An ,]\ -1
Ri ding Lowell's Vision of Sir Launfal, [rving's Alhambra,
Longfellow*! Evangeline, Dickens' Tali- of Two Cities,
Shak< p !, Hamlet. Etuei on' Essays ( Selected). Crit-
ical papen Weekly Compositions.
Second Year. -Coursi II. -To December. Painter's Introduc-
tion to American Literature with selections,
Conrse III. -To June. Halleck's History of English Literature.
Syle's Prom Milton to Tennyson.
R< ding: -Milton- Paradise Loit, Bks. I. and II.. Rurkin's
Sesame and Lilies, Tennyson's Idylls of the King, Shake-
ire's Ring Lear Carlysle - I on Burns. Critical
papers. Month!) Compositions,
Third Year. Course IV. To January, Representative plays
from tlu Elizabethan dramatists. Shakespeare's Julius
Caesai Macbeth, Tempest, Comparison of Elizabethan and
Ancient Classical Drama with readings from the Classic
dramatists. Critical papers.
Course v. -To Junt. Elocution f South weric) or an equal
amount of Special Elocution. If Course VI. is elected, this
may be omitted,
Couri* of Studf.
Course VI. -To June. This Cat
Drvebpment of the novd. Representative work.' of Modi i n
Novelists. Critical papers.
Six formal compositioiM.
The Junior Claw of 1901-2 will stud)
year, and one of the courses in the Thb
Fourth Yea Comae VII. To Dec. u Chaucer's Prokigue,
bight's Tale, and Nonne Preestes Tale.
Reeding : Dryden's Palamon and Arcite, Selection! ftom Speu
cc-r'.s Fairie Queen.
Course VIII. To June, Bmerson's Brief History of the Y.w.
Language, w Blight's Anglo S xon Readei
Four formal compositions.
- of 1901-2 wiil study work laid down for the
Third year.
Department of Latin.
MI>S S. Ji:\M: STKAIM.i.Y, A. II.
First Year. -Searing's Virgil's Aeneid; ThePactylic Hexameter;
Cicero de Senectute; Bennett Latin Grammar; Bennett's
Latin Prose Compos rtion.
Second Vear. H Ckh Epodes, Satire and Epistles
rey and Kirkland ; Lyric Metre of Horace: Bennett's
Latin Grammar; Bennett's Latin Prose Composition.
Third Year. Tacitus' Germania; Terences Phormio (Elroei
Sight reading from Cicero's Orations against Catatinc;
Stud) of Roman Literature.
Department of Natural Science and Biology.
MRS. kt'll> . ,\[ITH AMI II ON 1'. -Ml: II A
c "" r ' 1 L ' " Introduction uj Physical Science Laboratorj
Etc $2 .00.
Course II. Cooky's Elementary Chemistry. Laboratory fee
*?.oo.
Cwo * IU Principles of Phj : Uboi torj Work.
Laboratory fee >.s.oo.
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Course of Studv.
Course IV. -Chemistry; Williams' Laboratory Manual; Qualita-
Department of French and German.
I'KI NCH.
HJI Ink]- !.. SMITH.
First year. Keetei* Elementary Grammar: Van Daell's
Introdiiction to French Author* Conversational and Com
position exercises.
Second War Keetela Grammar; Aldrich and Posters Pound
turns of French; Selected texts; Conversational! xercise*
original compositions on studied subjects.
Third Year, Francois's Composition, La Uterature de la Ungue
Praneaise; Selected texts; Conversational exercises nnd
original composition* on dictated subjects.
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I.KON r. SMITH. \. H
First Year. Prescribed in course oi the Academic Department,
but may be taken in College.
Second Yeai Joines-lfeissner's German Grammar; Selected
text* (Intermediate); Composition and conversational
exercises.
I'tunl Year. Joints Meissner's German Grammar; Selected text
(Advanced); Composition and conversational exerci
Study of lives ol German writers with their works,
Acertifkab will be given for four years work in Modem
Languagi s.
Department of Metaphysics and History.
!U IIS W. SMITH. \. M . \\|> Miss M VMS \ PBBOUSON, A. It.
I * i > tl < Si Hi! K < Outlines ourptr u
Course I. Patriarchal and Hebrew History to Death of Solomon.
Course II. Hebrew History to the Return from the Babylonian
Captivity. The Poetic and Prophetic Books,
Course III The life of Christ.
C 'MimIV. The Propagation of the Gospel. Candler's Christua
Auct >i
Cour O* 8tut).
Course VI -To J Line. Tnis Cour-
I k .v,l i , 1 ,mem..tthcn..v.! Rej live works of Mo. i
Department of Natural Science and Biolofjy.
Mk.s. 1CFOTW SMITH AND II < N 1 -MI'MI \
Coone I. Gage's Introduction to Ph> i nee. Laboratory
ice 5 2. 'to.
Course II -C^ky- Elementary Chemistry. Laboratory fee
$2.00.
Course III. Gage Principles of ]'h : . ks. L Work.
Laboratory ft* $5.00.
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Court* of Stud.
Willi..:- try Manu
V ! I. iborat ,\\ Work. I.
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Coor c III. ,m<l IV Six boors per week.
Cour e V. T<> Jan. i Steele's Zo
I. After In. i. Heflpra Geo Phys-
Course VII. To Jau i Howe's Descriptive Astronomy-.
Course VIII. Smhh i _\
Cour e IX. A Bergen' Botany.
A Cri rwc \n; will be granted eitber on the completion of
Courses I.. II. III., and IV of I . II.. V VI. \ II.. andrithcr
VIII., or IX. Coarse IX. ] Cou VI
Department of Mathematics.
CUFPOSD I. SMTH.
Blips and Fisher's Plane Geometry.
Phillips and Ftshei Solid Geometry; Conk
Sections; Phillips and Strong's Plane Trigonometry.
Third Vear. Baiky n.l Wood's Plane Anatytkal Geomei
II il! .ml Krught's Higher Algebra; Charch's Descriptive
imetry.
th Year -Ymtng nnd Unebarger*s Elements of Calculus;
' ;-. Spheri Sobd Aaaiyt
ic.tl Ge netr\
Department of Metaphysics and History.
tlJKlTS W. SMITH, \. M.. VM> Mi>^ M BDNA P8KGPSON, \. II.
Bible. Si Bibh Outlines. Om kmrpm
Course I. Patriarchal and Hebrew History to Death of Solomon,
Coutm II Hebrew History to the Return from the H.il,\ Ionian
tptivtty. The Poetic and Prop}' tk Books.
Coursi in The life of Carl t
C mrse IV. The Propagation of the Gospel Candler's Christus
An
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Cour# Ol Studf.
History.
Course I All. i J .11 i
England.
Coarse II. Aftei Mai
Count! III. To Uec u
Course IV. To Mar. i i.
Course V, After M ir. la
I.. 1.
: . Mythol .
Han i "ii ( '' Countn
M- , ; Mod. HI 111 tol \
'I
Metaphysics.
Course I. To Kov. 1. Jevon's Loj
Course II. Prom Nov. 1. to Feb. 15. Steele's Ethics.
Course III. After Feb, 15. Baldwin's Psyi ho!
Music Department.
AI.W VN M. SMITH, DIR1 i H'K.
This department ofl 1 a thorough cmii 1* in
instrumental music, theoretical -unlit- andmu i< I hi toi >
of the teachers have bad adt intage of tin- l"-t cot
training. ;;'! are eminently qualified for i
The methods employed are those used by the I* 1
American and European conservatories.
Semi-monthl) pupils' recitals in the Chapel giv< tiainin>>
concert work. Special instructions in methods giveii I
siring to teach. Tin- time required to complett
dependent upon the talent, industry and previous ittaiu
pupil. Tin- n>urs(.-s of theorj and sight -m ,-
essential to an intelligent comprehension of
or pipe organ.
Theory.
A. M. SMITH. UIBSnC. SMITH, DAVENPORT, 1 1< \ I N It \ U I II"! I 'Ml U
Under theory is included notation, rudintentan principles,
harmony and counterpomt. The coi
favorably with that 4 tl b, 1 con .,..1 instruction
(in class, is tar to pupUi m piano and 11
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Ml MHJiKH ''I mi -iv \i l .Ct'LT> 1 '< >K lw< '1-2.
-iniHi Hn \'u: \i ft t \t -- Klranoi C Davrnpnrt
Mi- nit li
Ml V M
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Music Department.
Course of Study in Theory.
Ftrmt Grade.
Notation, rudimentary principle .
Written ex< rci e adapted t<> pupil.
Second Oracle.
Scales, signatures, intervals, etc.
Written xer< i i adapted to pupil.
Third Grade.
Drills in ignatures, scales, intervals, etc.
Thorough-bass. M.;ik of exprus ion.
Written i s< dapted to pupil.
Fourth Grade.
Emery's Elemenl > of Harmony t<> Lesson 43.
Emery's Additional Exercises. Original modulations.
Fifth Grade.
Emery'! Element ol Harmony completed and reviewed.
Richter' Additional Exercises. Double chants, chorals. Har-
monizing melodies. Acoustics. Goodrich's Musical
Analysis.
Sixth Grade.
|ada olin' Simpk and Double Counterpoint.
Cherubini's Counterpoint .m<l Fugue. Figuration. Simple
itioti in rondo form.
Musical History.
\. M. SMITH.
Pupils have acet to a librarj containing musical books and
journahi In the fourth, fifth and sixth grades, pupils are re-
quired to read biographies of the masters and other musical lit-
Course of Study in Musical History.
First Year.
in Musical History (Fillmore). Reviewed with
final outline and sketches.
Mufic Depirtment.
.Second Year.
The Gtvat Tom Pod (Crowest). Biographical kit h of
each composer.
Piano.
MISSUS BARTHOLOMEW, C. SMITH. IKVIV DAVRMPORT, MRS. \
M. 3MIYH.
Particular attenti a Is paid 1 itechnic throughout tin c >ui
To facilitate the attaiinn _flt of correct position and t >u h, pupil
are first taught to play lowly. With increa ing trength and
flexibility, rapidity of execution 1 acquired till the desired tempo
is reached. Pupils who have completed the fourth grade in theory
and piano, the first year in musical history, and a year in tight
sin^in;;. will receive a CERTIFICATE in in- truuu-nt .! inn ic Tho e
completing the fifth grade in theory, the course in piano, run
history, rani first year in si^ht singing will receive a diploma in
piano, The winkle prim;: vi . t. free to all pupil in
and above f mrth grade piano.
W~Xo pupil will receive a certificate or diploma Unless - lu-
has studied in this, institution each of tin- required branche for
one yvar.
Course of Study in Piano.
First Grade.
Ku-hlei. op. 349, Vol. I., II, Duvernoy, op 170. Concone, op.
44. 5-- Her/ ,-. Technical exen >
Second Grade.
Kuhler. ,. ..,,,. V,,|. in Duveruov ,,p. I Jo, 1 68 I.einoi.u-.
Op. 37. l!i..l-:i, and Clenicnti' . Son tin.. Ileiv'
Technical exer i
Third Grade.
Bach' Preparatory Static HeUet rp r6, 45, l7 . Czerny, op.
' v '- ''*'' LoMchhorn op, 5a. Berem . op 61 Bertini, op.
;J Schumann, op, 68 ! ek'i and Kuhlau's
Smaller wort .., , ,.,,, ,,.
echnical exen ies.
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Music Department.
Fourth Grade.
Cxerny, op. 299, s "7- 7-J"- Kullak's Octave Studies, Hk. I.
Chopin'H Waltz* Bach" Inventions, Preludes, and
Fugues. La chboro, op. 66. Bertini, ci>. 66. Herz, op, [63,
Mendel: ohn' Songs without Word Mozart's, dementi's,
Beethoven' .Sonatas. Doering, op. 34, 25. Selected Solos.
Hera's Technical Studie .
Fifth Grade.
Tausig-Khrlich' Exercises. Dementi's Gradu ad Parna um
V 'l I (Tau ig). Kullak's Octave Studies, Bk. II Bach's
Well Tempered Clavichord. Jensen, op. 32. Seeling's Concert
Etudes, Beethoven' , Haydn's, Schubert's, Sonatas.
Cramer's 60 Selected Studies. Chopin's Poloni
Nocturne Pischna Exercises. Selections from modern
u impost 1 .
Sixth Grade.
Tausig-Ehrlich's Exercises. Chopin, <p. 10, 25. Bach's Suite
Anglaise. Reinecke, op. t2i, Hk. II.. III. Mendelssohn,
'\<- 104. Haendel'i GiMinor Concerto (Reinecke). Concertos
of Hummel, Weber, Schumann, Field. Pieces by Raff, Jen en,
M szkowski, Weber, Schumann, Grieg, Liszt, Chopin.
Anj ol above studie ma) be omitted or changed at teacher's
li cretion 1,
Course of Study in Organ.
.MISS BOA K. BAKTHOLOMBW. / v
Schneider's Pedal Studies, l!k. I.. II. Easy pieces by European
mil American composers.
Second Grade.
Extempore playing begun. Accompaniments for congregational
singing.
Bach's Preludes and fugues, Vol, I.. II.
II R Shelles ' Modern < trgani
Third Grade.
Extempore playing. Accompaniments for chorua and goto
singing. Mendelssohn's Preludes and Sonatas. Schumann's
15
Music Department.
Fugues neberB. A. C. H. Selections from Rheinb
I'iutti, Ricbter, Guilmant, Roa ini, Raff, Gounod, Schubert.
Fourth Grade.
Thomas' Etudes. Bach's Masterpiece Eddy, Chuv.1i and
Concert Organist. Concert pieces from Buck, Wagner,
Schumann, Guilmant, Flagler, Sonatas of Rheinbergei
Lemmens, kitu-r.
Violin, Guitar. Mandolin and Banjo.
C, I.. SMITH. MISS DAV8NPI >KT.
The course of study in \'i<>liu consisl of scale finger
exercises , correct bowing, etc.; Henning's Pes eden's, and
Schuix it's Studies; ensemble plaj ing with pi ino and cornet ; Jo
duets, etc., from best composers. Pupils furnish their own
instruments.
Sight Singing.
MISSES CLAIM SMITH, HWKM'oht, [KVIX.
This is a prominent feature of tin institution. Everj pupil
in'the collegiate department has the advantage of a thorough
course in vocal music, enabling her. without the aid of an
instrument, to sing ordinary music at sight. Pupils taking this
course in sight sin^in^ make more rapid and intelligent progre
in voice culture as well as in instrumental music. We believ<
that pupil i o e ing the power of speech and an appreciation >l
melody may learn to sing ordinary niu iic intelligentl) The aim
ot this department is to develop among oui pupil :. tnu i I ta*te
and ability. Sight singing, fundamental principle . glee . church
music, choruses, as well as harmony are taught daily except
Thursday. Themusica] director with the sight singing classes
" ually study a cantata or light opera during the year
Course of Study in Sight Singing.
First Grade.
New Second Musk Reader kCason)
otati .... Major Beaks. Ear training
Drills ih intervals. Musical dictation.
Two part ringing Selected gt
io
Gkoror Wilson,
I'i;in... ( >rj{ati
Muic Department.
Second Grade.
New Third Music Reader - Mason and Veasie).
Maj >i and Minor Scales. Accidentals.
Modulation Musical Dictation.
Three part singing. Selected glees and choruses
Third Grade.
New Fourth Music Reader Mason
Choi ected from standard operas and oratorios,
Church mu k. Four part tinging,
Voice Culture.
MX, WHMKS AI \\ VN SMITH.
Sin. ct breathing is the basis of good tone, as well as of
. health, breathing exercises are given throughout the coui e
and "forced" tone do not constitute staging. Pupils do
11 it learn, parrot like a few (Ugs, the musical tli night of which
neither pupil a I i >mpn hend but their voioe are pia>i>-
erly trained and developed. Instruction is given in vocal physi-
ne producti m true mu ical c inception, and orthoepy as
related to singing a well peaking. Thi course fits pupils
for solo i 1 1 *i i 1 1 >i in concert and church, and for teaching voice
ulture properly, At the discretion of the teacher, pupils are
allowed to sing in public. Female quartets are organized and
drilled when voice an found, adapted to such work.
Pupils c unpleting the first year in Bight-singing and musical
ry, the fourth grade in theory and voice culture, will receive
a i 1 rtificatb in voice culture. Those completing the course in
sight singing, musical history, voice culture and fifth grade m
t!u.>!\. will receive a diploma in voice culture.
i- No pupil will i<'< ive a certificate or diploma unless she
lia^ studied in this institution each i>t' the required branches at
.
Course of Study in Voice Culture.
First Grade.
Breathing exercises. Voice placing, Blending registers.
'7
Art DfpartBMMjt.
Techkal atitn pted to pupil.
CoacGfie'a jo Le on Bonaldi' Ex* n uses.
Second Grade.
Breathing and technics] exercises.
Marchesi. op. 1. Bordogni's 24 Vocalises
Simple ados.
Third Grade.
Breathing and technical exen -
Conooae's 25 Lemons. \ Italian Method Mcrchesi,
op. 13.
Italian pronunciation tad VJ" 1 nn
Fourth Grade.
Breathing and technic
Marchesi. op. 21. Psnofka, op Bi.
Arias, selection., from on torio, concert singing. English,
Italian and German m>d>;-.
Fifth Grade.
Breathing and technical ex< iton exerrisi
for trill.
Uordojjni's 36 Vocalises.
Concert ringing. Study of aria, recitative and cavatina.
Operatic selections iii English, Italian and German.
Art Department.
miss mak<;akkt
An artist of ability and experience is inchargt of this dq
t. Much work is done from nature and and free
band drawing; is required. Pupils are taughl u ring,
but true art. hence their work has.; life in it often wanting win re
only colored prim , are used Tin- studio Ls fitted up with 1
studies, etc. There will I..- model* to pose in tht Head and
Sketch Chase*. This department offers tin urpaa ed advantages
' oil and u-yuo ,-ortraiture. The- Art Hall i- commodious well
I'Khted, and adnn, iblv adapted to its U
Course ol Study in Art Department.
IIKAWIM, CI. \Ssl-s ' P^ , .
1 Asttqnr v
I'AINTIX.. WII Lift
I Hi - m , > " p i
IS
inent.
Art Department.
SKetch Class.
All pupils excei* Preparatorj Class are required to draw in
the Sketch Class. Two criticisms .1 week are required in this
Pupils wi hing to enter the Cast Drawing and Still Life
Classes must submit drawing for examination. To enter
the Head Claw a drawing of the head from life is required. No
examination required for entering the Preparatory Class.
Painting and Drawing in every medium are taught, includ
ing oil coloi pastel, watei colon and china painting; drawing
in charcoal, crayon, pencil, and pea and ink. Outdoor sketch
will he Arranged foi fall and spring study. No charge for
**< l l! d . and outdoor sketch class to pupils in the other das
Those completing tin course is drawing and pointing will reoeivi
a niri. om.\
f
2 l
i ki.i:
Eipeme*.
Expenses.
Rates Per Scholastic Year.
Literary Department.
i Fall term
Grades and Academic Department ( S])JJU , u . nn
i Fall Tenn
Collegiate classes , Sprm , u . rm
Diploma (literarj or music)
Certificate
Sight singing and free hand drawing in i la
Music Department.
Instruction in piano 01 organ
Voice culture i single pupil I
Voice culture I in class of two or raon each
Violin, guitar, banjo or mandolin
Use of piano one hour to one and .1 hall 1 mi 1
Use of piano each additional hour per da> ; *
Use of piano to pupils in double music two h iui daih
1 1 ..! !. organ (including hire of organ bl >w<
Theory. Class Harmony. Musical History t 1 music pupil 1 Mil
Art Department.
Drawing l pencil, charcoal or crayon
Crayon, portraiture, pastel or china paintii
Oil paint-
Special Studies.
Special elocution 1 iingk pupil
Elocution I in class 1
Special harmony
Board, laundry, lights and foci 1500
Hoard, laundrv and literary tuition
Library ti-c , ,
I >i elementary pin sirs or chenuatrj
I' 1 '"' ><> w ed physics or chemistrj c 1
Stipulation*. Etc.
Pupil: desiring to i.ikv music, art, or special studies, in ad
dition t i the liters rj i >ui > can Bnd out cost of same bj adding
ipecified in preceding page.
Stipulations.
Al! the aboi I and tuition are required to
an third cash, one-third Decern-
bet ii. oik- third March ta New pupils are charged from the
time of entrance to tl >t term. Former pupils, returning
after the teran ha opened, are charged tuition fen the whole
term if carried on with the none class. No dednctiorj win he
mack- lor absence during the first two or the last three
: s of the es ion No refunding of money paid for board or
tuition unless serious illness compels the pupil to be absent two
. week >. N > charge for litt-r.i \ tuition is made
Inuguters of clergymen i.iviw. by the miktstry. We
expect all dues to be ettled bd distinctions, diplomas,
i e granted
Boohi, Sheet Music, Etc.
Ittrlio." i music stationery, and art materials, axe
sold roi.: ( \-r-u Boardet on entering, should deposit mom
pay for these art*
Terms and Vacation.
The collegiate yeai is one continuous session, beginning the
third Wednesda} hi September and ending the Brat Wedaesda)
in I um
Calendar for 1901-1902.
SEPTEMBER l8, lOOl I U : Tl KM >1 RWB
I.'r.cr.Miu.k ii 1 90 1 WlKTJ I Tl KM BEGINS.
M \kcii 13, 1901 SriM.- Ti.ri BEGIN
J i \ ; I \ \
Cenerm Information
General Information.
Location.
LAC.RANC.K i i-unt\-.>m unit outharesl of Atlanl
UK Atlanta i Wed Point and the Kacaa ft Birmitu
railroads. [1 tl upon a high rolling countr tin
Pint Mountain range.
Health fulness.
Tin elevated, undulating nature of tin- urroun untn
r. , tn nil drainage; hence there is no i nig
fr in: malaria, and the climate i*- not subjected to extremes.
Situation.
ThecoSegi accopk i magnificent site, eight hundred
above sea level. College Hill 1 one hundred oa ! live feet high
er than railroad depot, affording a Cnansanding view <>t
i -niKiinu country. Being actuated one-half mile from bttsme
center of town, tile College afford i a quiet retreat, w In
aad pupils hoard together and co nsti t ute one family,
ground an nam ai m stent
The Buildings.
The main braidings are the College ..ml Cofleg* Horn,. In
1856, the property was sold to the North Georgia Conferenoe i i
*0,OQO; and many improvement \ mat | HrI1 ,,, \
large well on the nn mii iii aad the at) water works furnisl
.UuuLiit Ettppb of water. Th, [ .; , . t!!;L
bghted with the he t l-di on electric light*.
The Cotttye i, luiilt at brink and granite and c rvered w>th
tin. ,nak,ng ,t fireproof. I,,,,,,, In h| , ;
K^daudfhtei at the other. Th, i.t H., , con,
grooms audi divided hvw.de hall ,, , .. I11K ,,,. !ltll .
lie center there*, affordm, per.cct , ( , lt] , . ^
^ ;; reh,at,, t , H( , la ,., aI1 , : ^
Mnuionan, practice. Art and m. , ..., ,,,,,
".>l-m lt ulKhKhtedhvlar,ewnid.,u.:,ndh
Lonn Fund. Etc.
r College Ho M1 j , ,,, lmil(lu . ( , , . ^
C /: ' : the rrf oftW I)l!li(lm . u ; . . ^
oi ths ec rr s "" ,n ,r -"'ci. : :.K-i. -.,,.,,
''" n ' 1 ''"' " e htmdred and twent, five 1
<*mu^ tl* entire length ... the build
The i , ,ms for
^'"7 -' -rith. eningnrto |
fchaD ,mdwrthtwoorno windou rm-i,,,,, ah ::I1 .|
' lmu from ^hont n 1 ,,n,,n are tborougUv ventilated fa v
WK Vtn grates. window withweigth , ^d doors with reversible
With our uperior hy^enfe sjrangements >t h n ,t
trangeth 1; h , ,, ,,. th ,
: us. nr] :i the Sea
LlUPa Haygood-Witham Loan Fund.
M: W s. ft'itham. of Atlanta, G .donated % -which
'"*'-'" Loan Fun. ependent
n* th* everal year in which this fond has been m
:n - * bav enjoyed its benefits, and
<* there are more worthy applicant than can
WiU a* several friends of education make don-,
meet the* pre ling demand
Hand Circulars, giving information c .mvrnn.,. thi fund
:;,,,i '' "" 1,ll " "Pon which loan* aw made, will be Furnished
up in application.
Library.
, Tht Ij1 ' r " rx , " lta!,, "" aitcd toffce
<k, " K ' n<1 ' '" - 1 ""' 1 * g. and manv ch,
"* number of books i continnallj being increased
" th, needs of the students, Urn* for fitting up . bettei
*nnd for hooks will be highlj appreciated.
Instrumentalities.
The College is being supplied with physical mi hrmiiil
Much wffl be supplied during the coming summer in
J on the laboratoT) work required bj the ad
' '" "" ''"""uln.n. p . ,),,, :I|1( , ;] ,
nomj and Bid . ; , (U . (i
Cuneral Information.
Literary Societies.
That two Kterarj
during tin- earh 70 ..ml the -Mi// 'I'. '">
The) each mart dwini
rli.im.in
Young Women's Christian Association.
'pi- with ;
ova the Ir.
m sad is devd flag
of jeligi 11 at b ne and abi 1
Moral and Religious Advantages.
ktiiL
day morning pupil are requ
parent- ma; deta'gnafa . Bibh
curriculum. The C 41ej
atmosphere has prevaded the L\l
lv :.ll lilt t nit:/
Alumnae.
The Alumae hold an annual me
rive pari ad 1 1 :.
their dan maker. They with othti
Bew furniture to the r mi- in C 1
Uniform.
disparit> in dress, \\t I
This will be worn do Suad .
l'nneipal mav pwscrihe Tlie unit .mi win-
ter, nmjitiii| ,,t Old ed cap and gown
furnished ;it coat ,, t n ,, t exoBeding 5
form 1 Mark skin and white u.;i-.i Each pupil must
her uniform within three m
Each young huh should h 1
with gowft. !' n everv-d
parent, are resnestt,! tu ,!,^ ,,. , LnJ .
furnish them with corset wa
^H13 .
St
STtni \ ;
Cenrral Information.
! """forms i mimencemem excem
... .. i,,,, , , l* "" " ll ' -> when
Health.
A -.
. cIl :
In
^choice of phyaciao and metl
"* the pans,, and if nude known* 1 ,;;
n overthe health of boarders, h ,
Domestic Arrangements.
, , TlR "' ***** How . ., (i
; r r
fannshedbyth
!'"1"' must fnrni i, bei own ,, , ,, h
Regulations.
Pujrih must meet their visit , ra ,, n lv , n,,
- d school Kll T
* without the permission ofSTJS
To Patrons.
'I'"'" 1 " ' deari, implied that voa ,,,
hH herein coutained. Pupils ;m .;.
Ceneral Information.
i uniforms during commencement except on the tare
'. in white dresses must )k worn.
Health.
^ ' up '' m ' exerci ed ove, th< hea I
lis. AH , e immediate]
It,
l' h > s,a "'- uid method
ment rests with the ] known to the President
*iH ipuloush : The perfect m
mea[ ~ mtrj free from m
:,!1 " Vtrt,K ' lKll,h revented eriou
: ' "l^-un-., in) imilartnstittttionmtbe
Domestic Arrangements.
Thedeepmg eats of the J! * , : .. ,,.,,
A" tl, lrpeted , 1I1(]
supplied with new. attractive furniture. Bed
tabtea * furnished b>- tin
ust furnish her o*
Is. Each pupil should .
overshoes,
Regulations.
Pupjh must meet their vi l, in Uk reception room,
mnstpaj ford ^
' TU * ; iag >a the morning be neat
ipUj obej rising, prayer, si ,1 chlH)I Mis T , ;
bbath! " ' S sr-chooJand church
pend the night out in town, communi
tlemen without the permission of the Presi
dor receive an 3
visit sick or exchange r i
, u; m money, jewel, lothhtg from <
"tiK-r. leave pian r visit i
permission.
witliout
To Patrons.
When yon enter a pupil . , n ^
xnnt to the conditions herein contained Pupils
To Patron*.
hotilc] 11 >t I 1- u-
.1, 1
and
should
toobsem the rules prescribed, and p
permit s violation <>t' the same.
Discourage visits home, since such ah
ship and class standing. Absence of one da 3 each w
of twenty per cent. w*bat busim n sustain stu
r ^ ^en necessary for pupils to go !,
unica te directty^th the President, Th< I em
the right to refuse all requests for pupils to visit tin ehu
where during the session. Pupils should not remain aftei com
mencemeat, free iron, College restrictions. Such - >^
usoaUj damaging. Parents, consider the interests
children and do not allow it. The associ ition oi Colleg* H
togetherwith the musical and literary entertainmenl
afford as many social advantages as are good for them whi
school. Pui ih ore not allowed to receive visitoi
md then at the discretion of the President.
Write your children enc imaging letters. If an inl
are made, write us promptly. If your daughter is sick, sh< will
be properly cared for; it" seriously ill, you will be prompth
notified. The health record of the College should remove al!
solicitation in regard to this matter. Do not send your daugl
boxes of e itables, such as sweetmeats, cakes, etc
arises from this cause. The fare of the College is ample, and the
me for pupils and teachen
Boarders keeping money in then own rooms do o I 1 1 u ir
own risk. Money should be deposited with the President, who
will then be responsible for it.
To succeed w must have prompt payments. As long as
dues are unpaid, we, not you, ire bearing the burden of your
child'-, education.
3f$
Students
Students, 1900-1901.
Collegiate Department.
eviation* - Jun Junior, Soph. Sophoraon Preah.. Freahman ii. ,
>i ringing - Special; Rio K1 cation li i Irrei
Aligood Minnk I
\-Wi w Cora M
Bent
Bishop, Mm v it
Kate
Burnett, Talulah
Burnt) II.. i
m I I
u:;\ . Ni 11
!:l
Mitlv
thriM
nit.t
Pearl
ii, Vivian
i
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Couch, Jiinric '.
Ii.illik. Kleaaoi
\Jf0Kt, M
llaniil. Ml V.
Daniel, Vatkti
!' - '.! AH
Ul ..t
iei Nina
ll.lVl- I.. .;
M
Bnnwni Vanci M
Dunaoa, Uuic
: adit
1
I .ilium I tl
sou m ran.. \ ii
tell, Bliiabi
1 1. Mi : tnm trie
I. ii' > K
hi, in it /
Una Hi-t v..i, Hai
. - Up i i'i in..
!' it ni" ill orj Irl
[man A ii . Piano, l' li-
lt -
I! B
Piano, v i, n.-
II B
ii ii Mua Hiat
Senioi H s Piano, ri.
Piano Voice Pipi < < Mua 1 1 1 -i
Bible Rug ll Ce an Kn| Piano
i'i inn. \ oka Hai Una Hist . Mhh
Plan \n
Juilt'ir II. R . Spec 1.1 i
-"(ill \tt
Jlllll "I A 11 >|k'. II.
i'i. in . Tin .i\
Imiim II - -ii |'li 1.. it I'i: II: n Ifua H-'
i .1111..: I''
Soph In Piano
In
I locution
Jiini.it ll - I'i in- III. "i i
Pipe Organ, Piano Counterpoint
Jun A 11 . -',xu l-'.l.H utton
lull II I top* l..il
-. a ii : v. i. ii, i \iii~ in-i
Senior \ 11
- H I I
Jun Irr s.ii>)i Bng ln-li l.,l
S,.|.li lit. IMall" Ait
i Hai i:
I'n -)i li s .in I l..,i Piano
Aopti Irr., I ! -li i.ii li Kiik
Piano
Iiini-.t A 11
Ii i Piano, Tin
Bopn a R i'i. ni-, ii.,i Mm iii-i
in ah li s 1'i.ui" til
lit Piano i>
- i
Student!
lt
I . : ..v Mabel
Griffin, Rita M
Kail, Ethel M
II ill. l.i.lll" I. .11
II ITU 11
B l.in.l.i I. . M R 1.
" I Mm. I.,
lltiiil ; rk. Knilii'.
mil, M..1111
Hi tin Atii,, H
Koojr. Katharine M
H .".!. Amur I. .11 I! I.
Bona u. Ilitilit-
Irvin. I. n |a M
t ac tion, Kflif
I. mi. - aliec n
Jeantaaa, Mamie
1 raiajaa 1
.1 Sill .11 M
Johnston, KclUe B
Uee, Yjrdit
l^vfTTT-. Kcthc
Mai]
Ma .1-111111111. Nell K
Martin, Mattle
M 1-.11. Hirilit- A
Mil,;.
Nceae, tbnarii h
k. 1,1. M \ p.
Wa Mary Barnard
Ni.riii.iii PnaHn*
olivc. r.iinie M .,,
I'.ilm. 1. l.i. May
pPhrkl Willi,, m
l-i iiiiiiicluv lltr'if J
Philpot, !:.
I i:;. . m
PoHi Mm.
i hi A \V
<juilli.ni < lu.i
t^;nrrTTfail. S;ir;ih
K. evea, i.iv v
Killlt -y. HI.
Ki'lW-y l-i.-ink M |r
Kiver- Mottle P
K ihettl Minna ! .
Ronrra Mand
Kuii.ui.i gala
Bappiofftoa 1, ..is
rcj 11 F
II l< -iinii- I,
H. ! | t
Mull. Kan
11 -
v B
Preah In "'I Bna
inn in Piano Hai
i'i.,ii . Threrj
liar
l Inn.. I'm 1 I - !<"-
S .ph II B . I'l m I H M Ma
s<.i.h 11 s \
niliif. Kna i Man Hi-: 11 11
j .hi in , piaao vta I
'rith Piaao,
Prtah 11 1 i-t i.nt i-
i-i. in
Piano, Pip* int ' ' :
Kl 11U..11
ii S I" I" ' 1 '!" 'I '
Jim. II B Bp
Inn In, Soph Rag Piaao. I'Ih..t>
\ n Pi ino Ii
s< 11 In PhuM H.u Tone Porta
oph in Pn -h Math
B Piano Theory
Jim 11 s . Man , Man M- Mi-:
Freak. 11 s
l-'rc-h Mr .n.l Math., ii.i 1 -.in.- i-i. .ii.. 1 ..
Raj Piano, violin Th.
Mil- lli-i
German Ragtian ition
B B
- 111 : A II
Jan l |: Bop* Bag, i-i hi.. \I11- in-! 11 .
Jnni 11 II B,
.Inn in s..|,ti Ki..
.luiiK.i a 11 Piano Th. nrj
Jnni... I
JaakH 11 - ri.ni Una H
Boph Im Praah Kn| ' Math
Banc Rtacni
.Iimi.ji 1; - -, iph j. It 1 ,,
Baa 11 - \
:.h ami Preah ftp
Hah PhuM Void 11 n Mna Kim
juiiiMi a 11
Irr l-r,. -I, ,| , ._. , (i ,
l " 1 ' 1 ' Mann Hai \i- n,.,
Jnniot u - . iu
"! ' R* ration
Knt.HU
1 rhearj
.in im Boat 1
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11
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Students
I . It!
Bin ;mI'I Marx im \
i
Blanche
Smith Mllr
Sllnlli \ M
M!- A II
Hmtth Annie
Smith Carrh \v
Smith Clain l. \ 11
Smith Mr* I 1. \ M
I "
v N 11 ii i. I I:
Tin-
um
,
mmi Mari
Tack l.ill.i
Mamie
1 llllli I \!n . I \ I!
Tin m I M
: I" j
Olj II
"ll \ 11
I Ima
Vitliatnt Minnii
W/illiania Minnii i
-;-.ii Ms 1 I
Tin
II
i .- in. in
\ nice
h* Preah Eng
I -. i-iiii
pi im i
I I r r
Aoph A B
Piano Pn nch
;: s I'l.ui
I .. I i:
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I n-li B II
I ii in li Mitiii Piam \' ..i.
Inn I: S iph Bug -. pk i. .t
Soph Irr
Elocution
I " -ii in rod In:' l'i hi
-"|il> Irr., Piano, v A i Har Mn
mii VI! l'i. in
Piano, Void if rut nj
Jim 1
Rna. Biblt M ., ri ui
HCfl Im
Inn II --
iiiM. Ens Math
Jim Irr II;, r Mn. I f t c
Plan Th,
Roph In I i Rna M ino
Soph A II l'i. in I | ,
Piano, i.iiiim!
1 !> nti, ,n
M iih Pi Sn|
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Hat Mua lli-i
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Piano \
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Atinii 7.ii
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l.iul. Mat .
Daiaj
I
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Academic Department.
i ir-i ii -. Piano p i'ii.
i'i'-i \ it. Piano TI
i Ira) \ li *
Firat In
1-ir-t A II
i n-t it a ri.. ti,. rii, ,.'v
if. ^ui ii piano Tin 'i\
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Smith. Inez
Smith, Nrna
Smith. Ynla May
Mabel
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Tuner, .vnuie
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Abraham Lillian
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DuiiNoTi Alfred
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Junior Class _>s
Sophomore Class 22
Freshman Class i_j
Postgi du te Students 1 ^
Special Pupils >g
Sub Collegiate Pupils , . , 61
Musical History
Harmon}
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< lil Painting
Water Color
China Painting
Charcoal and I 'rawing
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Class Draw ing 1 >g
CI - Sight singing ... , ^
C Penmanship 1 k,
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Piano ,,
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String* (1 Instruments ^
Voice Culture-
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Alice Boykin
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jertigement.
ATLANTA & WEST POINT R. R. COMPANY,
THE WESTERN RAILWAY OF ALABAMA.
Atlanta and New Orleans Short Line.
IN CONNECTION WITH
Louisville and Nashville k R. and Southern Railway,
forming the great highwaj between North* t and South-
west, Through cars between X<\\ Orleans, Mobile and
Montgomerj to Atlanta, the Summei Ri orl of I
linas and Virginias, Washington I) C Baltimon I'
delphia and New York.
SUPERB SLEEPINC AND DININC CAR SERVICE ON ALL THROUCH TRAINS.
Splendid inducements offered t i Settlers and Home S< I.
ers in farminglands and manufacturinj
Note. -LaGrange, Ga., the iea1 of the I
whose catalogue this advertisement appears, i I on
the Atlanta and West Point R. R.. 71 miles south of At
lantaand 104 miles north of Montgomery Pupil hould
see that their tickets read via the Atlanl tand Ne 1 (rleans
Short Line.
I Wvly.Je. Gen. Pas. and Ticket Agent.
... ,v V' [(: , , Traffic Manager Montgotm n Al
(.has. A. Wickersham Pres, and Gen I M K 'r, Atl; lita.G
MACON & BIRMINGHAM RY.
PINE MOUNTAIN ROUTE.
. DIRECT LINE BETWEEN
LaGrange. Greenville. Warm Springs. Thomaslon. Macon,
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN CEORCIA.
JULIAN R. LAVir m,
* LAN E, General M
anager.