The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28
FACULTY IS NAMED
In Part For the Friends Uni
versity,
COURSE OF STUDY
includes Three Years Prepar-
atory and Four Collegiate.

This Is the first announcement concern
Ing the faculty Of the Friends university.
ouly q partial list Of instructors has been
Selected. but II al eleven have been En-
Saged and are now preparing 70 begin
work, WIKI the opening OF the school on
September d
ELEVEN INSTRUCTORS NAMED.
Ecmund Stanley. A NJ, president, pro
lessor Of psychology and ethics.
John ". Woody. A NJ, Ii 3. PROBES
Cor Of history and literature
J Edwin Jay, Phi 3. professor OF math-
ematlcs and astronomy.
Bevan Binford. 3. L. professor Of He
brew and Biblical literature.
EvaugeI-ne Pollard. A z. assistant pro
fessor Of languages.
E. VI. Williams candidate for A B. al
Kansas Sta-e university 80, professor Of
physical sciences.
George ". H0ss, A ". Ii D, pro.es-
scr of e.ocutson ard oratory.
Albert ". Sickner, director Of music de-
partment; professor Of piano. peds4 and
reed organ
Homer 8Ichensr, NJ D. Instructor II
physiology and zoology.
Gertrude r. Calhoun, Instructor in piano
and acc0mpauis--
Mary c. Thomson. instructor IN piano.
theory. harmony and history Of music.
EuLora Wood. Instructor in voice Gull
tur5-
COURSE OF STUDY.
The course Of study IS heavy and the
branches listed here are only to indicate
q general outline Of the schools cUrri-
cIAum. Il Will be elaborated and cor
rec Cd later. figures following subjects
Indicate number Of Rotations per week.
The preparatory occupies three years and
he collegiate four.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
F.rsL year: First term-Engltsh. compo-
siti5n and classics; Latin, lessons and
grammar, mathematics. algebra; Scrip
ture u.
Second tsrm-EngiIsh. composition and
classics "a. Latin, lessons and grammar;
mathematics. algebra government a.
Third term-Englisn, composition and
classics; Latin, grammar and Caesar;
mathematics, Algebra; Scripture %.
Second year: First term-Eng .ish. COM
position and classics, and history OF Eng
lisa literature. Latin. Caesar; malhe-
mates. algebra; Scripture q.
Second term-EngGsh, composition and
classics. and history OF English language
and grammar ~; Latin, Caesar physics;
history. general; Scripture o..
Th.rd cerm-English. composition and
classics. and history OF English language
and grammar "a; Latin. Cicero 5 oraGons;
physics: history. general
Third year. First term-Sctence, chem
tsrry; Latin. Cicero; mathematics, plane
geometry; Scripture O..
Second term-Science, physiology or
zoology; Latin, Virgil; mathematics, plane
geometry; geography. physical
Third term-Science, botany; Latin, Viz
g.. mathematics, solid and spherical
geometry; Scripture o..
Elective stUdies-In Leu Of English sec
oId year. and sciences (thlrd year.. stu
dents may take Greek. German or French.
Latin-The preparatory course n Latin
vii include me Latin grammar, prose
composition. and reading from Caesar,
Cicero and Virgil. the minimum amount
required being fourteen books and ora
tons.
Greek-scudents desiring to take the
course in ancient classics may substitute
Greek for English Second year. and
sciences (-hird year..
Modern Ia1guages-AIodern languages
may be substituted for English Second
year. and sciences ttierd year. oy students
who desire 10 pursue the course in modern
languages and literature.
Engusa-The student when admitted
should have a thorough know edge Of
English grammar including analysis. The
first years work viii be devoted TO the
study Of English composition and selected
classics. the second year TO the study OF
literature the history Of the English an
guage. and English grammar.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
Synopsis os course Of study-In junior
and senior years the choice Of electives
viii be Getern. med in part by the course
pursued in the preceding years.
Figures indicate number OF Rotations
Per week
AL elective studies viii have four reel
tat.ous per week
Course II ancient classics: Freshman
year-Fl-st term, Greek a., Latin a.,
mathematics "a. English 49,. Scripture %.
Second term-Greek a. Latin ca. msth-
emat.cs a.. English 80. Scripture %.
Third ts-m-Greek %. Latin 60, mathe-
mates ca. English go. Scripture %.
sophomore year; First -erm-Creek %.
La-in "a. German "a. history 60, Scrip
tGr= %.
Secord term-J5Cezk ~. Latin "a. Ger
man a.. history 90. Scripture %
Th.-d te-n-Greek IA. Latin CD. Ger
man a.. history l3}. Scripture %.
Course a Modern Languages ana Liz
sra-ure. Freshman year-F.rst term.
Latin a.. German "a. Mathematics "a,
English 90. Scripture %.