The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-16
DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
Tuesday, Aug. 16. 1881.
REPORT 0P THE PRESIDENT OF
THE TERRITORIAL UNIsEH-
sITY.

IT, n.< Honord5I<. tA< Board 81 R<zents o.
The CHisers1ty q Wasbiagtoh.
GExTLExEx:-
Since nv last biennial report to you.
May 18th. 1879. the condition of the
Territorial University has been one Of
continued. progress and prosperity
Students have advanced two years ir
each of the four courses CT study, o.
that one student has completed the
Junior year in the Classical course, two
have gradusded in the Scientific conrse
five students have gradusted in the
Normal course and two 10 the Com
mercial course. named as follows:
i5S6--Adda l. George. Clara Z LON.
bard, Luella ] Wittsnmyer and Viii.
liam ] Colkett.
l8S1-Helen Hall. b s; Filth
Senaerson. b S; Flora A Phelps, Matte
s Wade snd David E Bigelow.
The actual work done in the institu.
ton can be learned from the following
statements Of the entire number OF
students taught 10 each OF the various
branches, IS follows:
FOR 1879 S0-coLLEGIATE COURSE.
Analytical Geometry. !; Comic Sec.
tions.6; Surveying, 8: Mensurstion, 4;
rrigonometry. 6; Geometry. Is; Alge-
bra, 81.
Homer, 2: Heredotus, 2. Plato, 2
Xenophon. 6; Greek Grammar and
Reader. 8.
Tacitus, 1; Livy. /, Virgil. 8; Cicero,
9;.Casar; IL, Collegiate German Gram
mar and Reader. 8.
Zoology, Q; Botany, s; Natural Phil.
osophy, 81; Physiology, 20.
Mental Phile sohy, 4; English Litera,
ture. Z; English Composition, %; The.
DRY and Practice Of Teaching. 90;
Constitution of United States, II
Washington School Law, s; General
History, IL; Bookkeeping. So.
PREPARATORY STUDIES.
Latin Grammar and Reader. 46
Mental Arithmetic, 42; Written Arith
metic. II; United States History, 80
English Grammar, 95; Reading, Is
Orthography. So: Physical Geography
81; Descriptive Geography. 10; Penman-
ship. IA.
FOR lS80-8l-CoLLEaIATE STUDIES
Calculus. 2; Analytical Geometry, 6
Trigonometry and Mensuration, 6
Geometry. 16; Algebra, 43: Surveying
2; Mechanics and Optics, 8; Astronomy
2; Minerslogy, z; Geology, 4; Chem.
istry, II; Zoology. IL; Botany. 10, Ele
ments of Natural Philosophy. q
Physiology. q; Bookkeeping. SO.
Horace. l; Virgil. s; Cicero, 8; Caesar
8; Thucydi1ss, 4; Homer, 2; Herodotus
2; Xenophon. 1; Greek Grammar and
Reader. 8; German, z.
Psychology, Z; English Literature, Z
Science of Rhetoric, 3; School Economy
s; Methods of Teaching. %; United
States Constitution, IA; Territorial
School Law. s; General History, IL
Elements Of Rhetoric. IS.
PREPARATORY. STUDIES.
Latin Grammar and Reader, 80
Mental Arithmetic, IS; Written Arith
metic, 70; U s History, 81; English
Grammar. 60; Reading, 40; Orthogra-
ply. 50; Geography. A; Penmanship
40.
AUTHORS OF TEXT BOOKS USED.
To indicate to some extent the char.
acter OF the instruction given, the an
thors' names of the textbooks used are
inserted:
Psychology. Haven; Literature
Hart; Rhetoric, d Hill; School Econ
omy, Wickersham; Methods of Teach
ing. Brooks; u 8 Constitution, An
drews; General History, Thalheimer
Calculus. Analytical Geometry, Trig
onometry. MensuratioD. Geometry snc
Algebra, Peck; Surveying, Dawes; Ne.
chanics, Optics and Astronomy, Snel
college Edition.; Mineralogy and Ge
ology. Dana; Zoology. Orion; Botany
Gray; Chemistry. Roscoe; Elements o.
Natural Philosophy. Houston; Physi
ology. Steele; Bookkeeping. Bryant &
Strstton; Latin. Hardness; Greek
Goodwin; German, Ahn; French. Fas
quelle; Arithmetic. Brooks New Nor
NAL Written and New Normal Mental
Z 8 History, Barnes; English Grammar
Swinton; Reading and Spelling, Wat
son; Geography. Montsith.
SUMMARY OF STUDENTS FOR 1880 81