The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-06-20

Education of their respective counties.
as instructions from this Office in rela-
tion to the examination will pasx
through them.
i, A. SMITH,
State Superintendent.
REQUIREMENTS FOR OBTAINING AND
HOLDING PEABODY SCHOLARSHIP,
AT THE NORMAL COLLEGE, AT
NASHVILLE, TENN
THE applicant for scholarship must
be az least II years Of age, present to the
President Of the College q certificate of ir.
reproachahle moral character gentlcmanly
or lady.like habits, presumed good health
declare his intention to make teaching "A
profession, must give pledge to remain at
the College two years, II the scholarship il
continued SO long promise TO submit cheer
fully 10 all its requirements, in study, dis
cipline, etc, and to teach In the Public
Schools of his or her own State at least two
years, ii there is opportunity
2-fhe applicant must obtain from the
State Superintendent Of Public Instruction
for his State, certificate that he has passed
satisfactory examination before said
duly authorized. in the studies required for
admission to the second or "middle class"
at the College, viz la Spelling Reading.
Pcnmanship Grammar and Analysis Rhet-
oric, Geography, civil and physical, ArIth-
metc Algebra Book keeping, Physiology,
United States History Elements Of Geology.
No particular textbooks are prescribed for
this examination. The candidate should
give evidence OF such knowledge Of the
.,L. v,,rIa
their further study, Students will also be
examined ut the College with reference to
their classification, etc.
3--State Guperntendents and other ex.
aminerS are respectfully urged TO make the
required examination thorough and COM
plete and thus save the candidate from pos
sible rejection, when he offers himself for
acceptance at the College. Examiners
should consider themselves responsible for
the persons they recommend. Persons, who
fail so far in passing the entrance examina-
tion at the College, that they cannot make
up easily and in u reasonably short time all
deficiencies, will be rejected.
A-Gentlemen or ladies thus admitted,
who complete the prescribed course of
study and training satisfactorily, graduate
regularly, and receive from the proper
authorities diploma, admitting them to
the degree Of "LICEsTIATE OF INsTRUC-
TION." ("L. IL
6-Persons desiring to enter the senior
class, will be examined at the College upon
the studies Of the middle class in addition
| to those prescribed above. Such students
will not graduate with the senior class, but
will pursue still more advanced studies
another year, and, ii character, attainments,
etc, Justify, will be admitted at the close Of
their course to the usual College or Univer-
sity degree OF BACHELOR OF ARTs, (B. AZ.
None, however, except regular graduates
will be admitted to this class.
6.-The Peabody Scholarship money will
not be paid until the student has been a
member OF the college one month, ut which
| time and at the close OF each succeeding
| month, S2J will be paid to an amount not
exceeding $40 for the year no payment
| will be made for the fraction OF n month
1t is expected that this money will be appro.
priated by the student 10 the payment Of
board and other College expenses first of
all; and no certificate or diploma viii be
granted to any student known to be in ar
rears in these r. spects.
These scholarships will, in no case,
be continued to students whose rank or
standing Is low, whose general demeanor is
| Objectionable, who do not give promise oi
usefulness as teachers, or whose health or
other circumstances prevent constant atten'
dance ON or performance Of College duties
| IA tull report OF eaCh students class
standing department, presumed ability to
teach, etc, etc, is sent every term TO the
State Superintendent to be fled in his office
for further reference.
9.-Students failing to complete their
course Of study according TO the eondi
tions prescribed, or to teach after gradual
ing, are required to refund the amount oi
money they have received from the pea
body Education Fund" 10 the President oI
the College.
l0.--ExPESsEs --Gentlcmcn usually pay
from SIS to $l8 month for board IN ap
proved boarding.houscs or private families
Ladies pay in best private families, $l8 tt
$50 q month So year is paid for the us'
of such books, ETC., as are furnished by th'
College, and for % portion Of the incidental
! expenses.
The Annual Session opens on the frs
Wednesday in October, and closes with the
annual commencement ON the last Wednes
, day ia May. There il no vacation during
!, the scssion. except the Christmas holidays
fss- Scholarship students will not be re
ceycd after the opening Of the session ex
D cept in extraordinary cHscs.
= EBES 5. STEAREs, President, etc.