The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-07

Calculus, juniors. rs.......................... 3
advanced calculus, seniors .................. 3
MECHANICS.
Messrs. Drake, Almonds. Rodman, Slocum,
Knowles and Wilbur. 33 hours per week,
Mechanical laboratory, sophomores ........ s
Forging, sophomores.. s......................... q
Forging, Juniors. ................ 3
Machine shop practice, juniors rs............. 3
Applied mechanics, seniors. rs.................
Mechanical practice, seniors................. 6
Engineering, seniors. s.......................... 3
PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY.
Messrs. Washburn and Lee, 2l hours per
week.
Physics, sophomores.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3
PHYSICAL aboratory, sorhomores. .
Organic chemistry. juniors ors................. 4
Qualitative analysis, juniors. 6
Chemistry, seniors. iors......................... d
MILITARY SCIENCE.
Captain Wotherspoon, 16 hours per week
Military drill, freshmen. ............. ........ 3
Inspection, freshmen. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Military drill, sophomores, es,.................. 3
Inspection, sophomores,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Military drill. juniors. s.....,.................. 3
Inspectlon' juniors.
Military drill, sen niors. 3
Inspection, seniors. Observation-Disclosures. |
AGRICULTURE.
Mcssrs. Flagg and Towar, l2 hours per week
Agriculture, JUNIORS. .....,................. r
Agriculture seniors. ............... |
Market Gardening, seniors. rs.................. 3
Dairying; seniors. ........................
WOODWORK.
Messrs. Rodman and Lane, 10 hours per
week.
Woodwork, freshmen.
Constructions, sophomores. es.................2
Estimates, sophomoreS. eS.....,......,...........2
BOTANY.
Miss Morrow, six hours per week.
botahy' juniors '''''...,.....'... .,...........
botany, sehlors' .'........''.'...........,
DRAWING.
Miss Helme, five hours per week.
Mechanical Drawing, sophomores.
Mechanical Drawing. juniors. s..............
HoRTICULTURE.
Mr.. Kinney, five hours per week.
Florc ulture, juniors. s........................2
Horticulture, seniors. ,..,.....................
BIOLOGY.
Mr.. Wiggin, six hours per week.
Physiology freshmen. en.........,............... 3
Veterinary science, seniors. 3
GEOLOGY.
Mr.. Wheeler, hours per week
Geology, seniors. ..................
The most casual examination OF this
analysis will show that three ladies,
Misses Watson, Peckham and Bosworth,
are doing moro work i'm the line OF teach
one third OF the work OF the entire faculty
OF - professors. Ii Will show that the
ordinary high school subjects occupy
fully one half Of the time and attention
OF the teachers when at work.
IL shows that Mechanics is receiving
fully twice the attention given to agricul-
ture. it shows that Mr.. Washburn can
leave the school for week, and that his
associate, Mr.. Ice, can instruct n sopho-
more class OF 10 in physics for 8 hours n
week, junior class of i'm chemistry for |
10 hours week, and a senior class OF 8 in |
chemistry for hours week,
without devoting any more time 20 the |
whole, aud probably without working |
any harder than any one OF the three |
ladies' named above. IL shows that Mr.. |
Flagg may be absent for a week. as his |
associate, Mr.. Towar, Ia fully equal to |
the task OF teaching classes Of eight for n
total OF only II hours week, especially |
as DIR. Flagg has one more assistant 4