Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-11-14
PINE GROVE NORMAL ACAD-
ENVY.
Items of Information Condensed.

Winter term (thirteen weeks) will
begin Tuesday, Dec. 1, 1858. Spring
term (thirteen weeks) will begin Tues
day, April /. 1884. Tuition. $40 per
term. Instrumental music 81 additional
Instrumental music alone, $l2 per term.
No contingent fee charged. No addi-
tional fee for any study except for instru-
mental music. Good boarding in private
families, $3.50 to So per week, Summer
terms; So to 1925, winter terms. 81
to 50 IS week will cover all boarding
expenses on the Clubbing plan. S28 to
S33 will pay all the expenses ola term
of schooI-tuition, board, room, &c,
on the Self-Boarding plan. Many stu
dents-ladies and gentlemen, board on
this plan. Rooms, unfurnished, can be
had for Sc term for two students-$3
each. Rooms, furnished with all except
carpet, bedding and cooking utensils,
81 to So term for two, So so to 81
each Rooms for clubbers furnished COM
pletely and kept, $l2 to SIS term for
two students CSC to $3.50 each). Stu
dents who board in clubs furnish their
own provisions and pay from SO to IA
cents per week for cooking. The Prin-
cipal, on application, will secure such
rooms and boarding accommodations
as are desired. He will also secure suit
able room mates when desired. Cats-
logues, Journals, circulars, &c, contain
ing full information, are cheerfully sent
to any address on application. No other
school in Pennsylvania furnishes so
wide a scope Of work as is found in this
school. All the common branches taught
each term. Latin and Greek begun each
term Attendance for the year 1928,
538 different students Eleven instruc-
tors engaged in the work. Fine build
ings A Dormitory, or boarding Hall,
for ladies. Pleasant s1rroundings.,
Town healthful and moral. A Christian
school. No Christian denominational
rights infringed. Good Library and
Reading Room. Chemical and Physi-
cal Apparatus. A large number of
good Musical Instruments. Well sus-
tained Debating and Literary Societies.
Students Prayer Meetings. -Four
courses Of study; Classical, four years;
Scientific. four years; College Prepara-
tory, three years, and Musical. Di-
plomas granted and degrees conferred.
Common branches speciality. Math-
ematics to Calculus. Full College
course in Natural Science. Full Col
lege course in Metaphysics, Four
years of Latin and Greek, Elocution,
Drawing, Penmanship, Bookkeeping
and Vocal Music All grades in COM
mon branches taught each term. A
Conservatory Course in Instrumental
Music. All textbooks can be- had at
publishers wholesale rates. Habits Of
students carefully observed. Students
taught to be self-reliant and self.helpful.
School motto: Character, then Schol-
arship.
Grove City is distinctively an
Academy town. TIE institution of
learning here is its chief attraction, and
the citizens take deep interest in the
progress and welfare of the school.
The attendance during the winter
term of the Pine Grove Normal Acade
my is usually the smallest during the
year. Students then have better OPP
portunities in general during this sea-
son than at any other time.
In June, 1888, fourteen young
men and women were graduated in the
Scientific course, receiving the degree
of B. s.; two in the Philosophical, or
Classical course; one in Music, and
fifteen in the College Preparatory
course, making in all. thirty-two.