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reader); other exercises as above. Sec
ond semester: Literature-"Sir Launfars
Nlsion,' The Alhambra,'' ''Sir Roger
de Coverly" (critically studied). Biog-
raphy-Lowell. Irving and Addison.
Composltlon-Special attention to para
graphing. Grammar-Special construc-
tions.
Third year, first semester: Literature
Last half of "Hale's English Poems"
CRITICALLY studied); collateral reading
raphy-Special attention given to Life of
Burns and of Byron. Rhetoric and
Grammar = Compositions on selected
themes two during the term. Second
semester: Literature = Merchant of
Venice CRITICALLY studied), Macbeth"
(read), scenes from other plays OF Shake
speare (read). Biography-Lite of Shake
acter study In plays. Grammar-Eliza-
bethan Grammar. Rhetoric-fnished.
Fourth Year, First semester-Litera-
ture Julius C8sar,' Hamlet"
"Burks's Speech on American Taxa
ton" lcritically studied). The New
comes'' (home reading). Composition
On selected themes; three during the
term. Second semester: Literature =
First half of Hale's Poems, ''Comus."
Macaulay's Essay on Milton. Arnold's
Essay on Wordsworth CRITICALLY studied.
WordSworth's Poems (read in part. Com
positions on selected themes; three dur
ing the term.
DRAWING.
First Year - Free hand drawing of
simple objects, perspective, and lights
and shades will be taught
Second 4ear-Instrumental drawing of
simple patterns, perspective, isomeIric
protective, shades and shadows, mapping,
and the drawing of simple machine parts
will be taught.
CLASSICAL COURSE.
Junior Year-Latin: Beginners book,
Csesar's Gallo War, Grammar. Latin at
Sight. Latin Composition. English
Bultinch's Age of Fable" Longfellow's
Evangeline. Whttier's Snow Bound.
Scott's Lady of the Lake. Grammar,
reading, mathematics, algebra. History
History of Greece. History of Rome.
General exercises throughout the year.
Middle Year = Latin: Caesars Gallo
War, books l., IL, Ill, w., completed.
Cicero, five orations. Light Reading.
Grammar and introductory book. Memo
phon's Anabasis. Engtish--Scotts Lay
of the Last Minstrel" Rhetoric, Thack-
eray's THE Newcomes," Irving's Alham-
bra. Reading. Mathematics = Plane
geometry. History, medieval and
lnodern-General exercises throughout
the year.
Senior Year-Latin: Cicero, one ora
ton. Virgil's Nneid, six books. Latin
Prosody. Light Reading. Grammar. Latin
composition. Greek-Xenophon's Ana
basis, first four books completed.
Homer's Iliad, books 1. and II. Greek
Prosody. Light reading. Grammar.
Greek composition. English = Shake
speare's julius Caesar and Merchant of
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Addison's Sir Roger de Coverly. Re-
view OF grammar, Reading. Mathe-
matics-Algebra, five months. Arith-
metic and Solid Geometry (elective), four
months. History-Unted States History
and Constitution, Civil Government.
General exercises throughout the year.
| LITERARY COURSE.
Junior year-Latin: Beginners Book,
Caesars Gallo War;" Grammar, L at
lows 'EvangeIine," Whittier's ''Snow-
! bound" Scott's Lady of the Lake. -
Grammar, Reading. Mathematics: Al
zebra. History: History of Greece"
History of Rome," general exercises
throughout the year.
Middle year-Latin: Caesars Gallo
War;" first four books completed; Cicero,
five orations; Light Reading, Grammar,
| Latin Composition. Science-Chemistry
! English: Irving's "Alham bra" Scott's
Lay of the Last Minstrel" Thackeray's
1.-The Newcomes," Bulfnchs "Age of
/ Fable" Lowell's ''Vision of Sir Launtal, -
Addison's Sir Roger de. Coverly,n
! Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice"
Grammar, Rhetoric, Reading. Mathe-
matics: Plain Geometry. History: Me-
di9val and Modern; general exercises
throughout the year.
Senior year-Latin: Cicero, one Grafton;
Virgi's "Eneid," six books; Latin
Grammar and :Prosody, Light heading,
English: Shakespeare's Julius Caesar,'
Hale's Longer English Poems"
"Burke's Select Works." Review of
Grammar, Reading. Mathematics: Al
gebra, five months; Solid Geometry or
Arithmetic (elective), five months. His
tory and Constitution of the United
States, Civil Government; general exer-
cises throughout the year.
MODERN LANGUAGE COURSE.
This course is identical with the liter
ary course, with the exception Of Latin,
German and French. In this depart
ment Latin is not taught, but German or
| French takes it's place. An outline of the
work done in the German classes is given
| below;
Junior year-Grammar. Study of in
| Elections and rules of syntax. Aims
| First German Reader.
! Middle year-Grammar, word posi-
ton; Aims Second German Reader;
| prose composition: selected tales.
Senior year-Prose composition: CORE
spondence and commercial forms; Schil-
Ier's poems and dramas; noveiettes. etc.
An outline of the work done in the
| French classes is given below:
Junior year-Keeteps Grammar. Trans
! latlon of easy French.
Middle year = Review of irregular
verbs. lie Roman d'un Jeune Homme
Pauvre" Tor its equivalent).
Senior year = Chardenal. Idioms.
Translation of modern French dramas
! Cid," Racine's "Athalie," Moliere's lie
Misanthrope" Tor their equivalent).
SCIENTIFIC COURSE.
Junior Year-Mathematics. Algebra.
Bookkeeping. History-Grecian History
and Roman History. Science-Physical
Geography. Botany: English.Bul-
tinch's Age. of Fable" Longfellow's
bound" Scott's "Lady of the Lake,
Grammar. Reading. Drawing. Free
hand. General exercises throughout the
year.
Middle Year = Mathematics. Plane
Geometry. instrumental Drawing. Sci
ence-Chemistry and Astronomy His
tory Medieval and Modern. English
the Last Minstrel" Thackeray's ''The
Newcomes," Bulfnch's "Age of Fable,''
Lowelrs ''Vision of Sir Launfal," Addi-
sons ''Sir Roger de Coverly," Shake
speare's Merchant of Venice" Gram
mar. Rhetoric. Readings. Equivalents
Senior ear-Mathematics-S and
Spherical. Geometry. Trigonometry
Surveying. Science History
United States History and Constitution
Science of Government. Drawing
strumental. English-Hale's Longer
English Poems," Burke's "Selecl