Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-07-30
No Other School In the state, Either Under
state Patronage Or Otherwise, Ever
Commanded Such a Universal Repre-
sentation-The Most Thoroughly
Equipped Normal College In
the United States.
a School Where q Young Person May he
Fitted for Any Work in the shortest
Time PossIbIe-Fan Term Opens
September 1, 1891.

| Highland PARK Normal College is un6oubt.
! cdly without parallelin the history Ct schools
! 1t Is unique in Us plans. its meti DDS aud its
mana2 t. ana the CT that it mas been so
| literally patronised flom tic very day of | $
! opening, is sufficient eyi enee that it me 4 q
the demands OF Il people. 1T is not to tie
| Chased with tn average normal scho ], nor
| yetw.th the cd lie colleges. 1t is really an
innovation among 5 hools. 1t lolds Il place
| Of its own. Its co Irsts of study cover the
| whole range OF college and norral ,chool
| work. 1t IS really a norl al un,ver isy. In
fact af G thorou ghls inves igdting III c urscs
OF study and the wo k in u c class room. one 10
thorou shly impressed with tn idea that it is a
school who C each sub, t il given its que i'm
portance. IN VIII re Lo lime Is wasted on
techn caliti
THE PRESIDENT AND FACULTY.
Pres. q. ii. on, well has fer n mum! er of
| years been closely and honordbly identified
with the cd !ctt onM inie es of the sta'e
AMI has esta lished a ell-eGrned reputat on,
not only Tor gr, at executive ability, but "a q
iipe scholar IN ste essfll progressive edu
Gator.
In orsanzing the faculty Of Highland Park
NCrmai College, great ca:c wa used in see t.
ing the teachers Every tea her was selected
because OF his abb t. to teach. The success;
of The school duIing tie resent year las
demonstrated that no mistake WIS made N
the 81 lie ton OF teachers. stud tnts have be On
delighte with th ir work, and Wis tors have
found that The work in all Departments was
the very b, St stuicn,s who at end scEo
hce have the adyan age OF being instructed
In every 1ass BY mcn thoroughly compe cnt
In every rari, u'ar.
AcCoMMoDATIoNS.-Th acComno lations AZ
Highland rars Normal CoHeg' a'c not e1ualei
by any other school in the wet The college
lulldlng Is provided W tn lar.e airy recital o
rooms that are mod Is OF ncatncss and taste.
The rooms for students are all that could he
| desired: They a'c rye, light arr, heated by
steam, lig "a by electricity. wa'er on every
floor OF the bull Ggs and every corvcnien e
that the student ne s. Everything is n W.
clean and neat Ever en- wAo hlS Wis ted
the s. hool is willing to aer that atcom
mo "a Ions are not elualed b. any other school
in the state.
EoUIPMENTs.-TE equtI ments are al that
any scht oil could ask. In the line OF Mathe-
mates We have everything that is needed to
illustl ate tn WORK, from the lowest class IN
Arithmlt! to an extensive Civil Engineering
course. We ha C comp etcy equipped Elec-
| trcal Fngince. ing schoo. AMI special e.ectri-
can In charge or it. The pharmacy scho d is
as G. implicit as the l. in the west In the
work Cf Chemistry, Philosophy AMI Natural
History, cvc1ytLilg is provided that is needed
TO Illustrate tic subie' It's. Students cannot
Afford t. attend institutions that are not well
equipped in these Inns.
LiBRARY.-The luga library and book room
furnishes every conyci nee in the way of
room Tor tbs acct m rotation of students Be-
sides the ,ncyclcp lila and reference books
ana papers ard eric l ais viii are in the
reading room, We have a BOOK room, contain
ing 500 vclun es Of history, science and
andard Looks of the day. These have been
thoroughly catalogued by Mrs. 5. B. Maxwell,
ex-Stae Lib arian, and in charge OF a com,
petcnt librar al WHO give, her entire time 10
the intccc t Of the lib arr and the students
This is an important &c ltura in school work.
COURSES OF SrCDY.-PreI arItosy or Re-
view, Didactic, SpHci;l Didactic, Special
Training, Scientific, Clds ,ic al. Literary, Civil
Engineering, flectr cal Engineering, Thar
macy. Business, Music, Art, lie egraphy,
Shol thani and Typewritng, Elocution.
EXPENsES.-Fo I'D, S2.C0 week: tuition,
Sl.C0 week; room leat, 80 and 81 cents
week; electric ght, 20 cents Il week; heat 80
cents pc week; al payable in advance by the
term. 1000 pays fer board. tut on and
room rent 70 one year of A. weeks. S15i.00
pays for board, tut on, room rent, heat and
light for one IeGr Of "A weeks
CALENDAR FOR NEXT YEAF.
IAN term opens. sep emile: !, 1891
winter term opens. November II, 1891
Spring term ope s....... February :, is .
summer term OPP n'.............A April ~. 1872
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