The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-02
TO ENTER COLLEGE.
General Examinations at Miss Hart
ridges school This Month.

In view of the fact that the college en-
trance examination board will give its
examinations at so few places in the
South, the Morning News prints for the
benefit of those boys and girls who may.
not have seen the announcement, the fol-
lowing statement from Miss Emelyn B.
Partridge:
at is with great pleasure that I an
nounce to the people of Georgia, and of
the neighboring states that the College
Entrance Examination Board has placed
Savannah on its list of examination CEN
ters, and will give the examinations for
this district at the Hartridge School,
June II to June o. inclusive.
This board was organized Nov. II, 1900
in order that uniform examinations for
the various colleges and universities
United States.
ANY pupil wishing to enter the Johns
Hopkins University, Princeton, Vassar,
Columbia, Bryn Mawr, Wellesley. etc,
ETC., may by payment of IS, take his or
her examinations in any one or In all
Of the subjects required. This will OBJ
viate the expense and Inconvenience of a
Journey, and viii make 1t possible for
pupils to take some of their papers one
year, and some the next.
For further information candidates will
address at their earliest convenience,
Miss Emelyn b. Hartridge, supervisor in
charge of the College Entrance Examina-
lions, 402 CASTOR street. east, Savannah.
Ga.
These examinations will admit pupils
to Barnard College, Bryn Mawr, Column
bia; Chicago University, Johns Hopkins
University, New York University. Penn
sylvanaa University, Princeton, Rutgers
College Swarthmore; Smith College. I'm
ion College, Vassar. Wellesley, the Wo-
man's College of Baltimore, and to all
colleges which admit by certificate. The
schedule is ms follows:
Monday, June l7.-Mathematics a (ele-
mentary algebra), 9.15-ll.45; German. ele-
mentary, l.15-2.45; physics, elementary.
"a. 80; advanced French. 1906.
Tuesday, June 1S.--Mathematics C, d
tplane geometry; solid geometry, S.15-
II as. French, elementary 1.15-2 As; chem
istry, s-4.90; advanced German, 1906.
wednesday, June 19.--Latin a, b, c
grammar and composition; Caesar; Cice-
ro). 9.15-l1 Is; Latin m tsight translation),
II 1912 Is; history Greek and Roman hts
tory. English history; American history,
asa as; German, intermediate. 1880.
Tvhursday. June 20.-Greek a. b. g
Grammar and composition; Anabasis.
Books I-Iv; sight translation), 9.l5-lL45;
French. intermediate. 1.15-2.45; mathe-
MATES e Cplane trigonometry), $40;
mathematics b advanced algebra, 1905.
Friday, June u: English a. b, 9;15-1l:45.
Greek c, Qliad. Books Iii; advanced
prose composition). 1;l5-3i5. Latin d,
(Aeneid Books I-vI; advanced prose com
position. 3:f5-5a5.
saturday, June 90 Revised history a,
b. c. (ancient history; medieval and
modern European history; English his
tory; American history and civil govern
meuD, s:15-10:45. Latin e tNcpos), HIP.
Latin T (sailust). 1871. Latin (Ovid), 2-S.
Latin n pTirgirs Eclogues and GeorElcsl,
%. Latin / Cvirgirs Aeneid, Books VIZ
KID $3.50 Latin X (ciccros De Amici-
tia and De Senectute), f-bi3o. Greek Il
Ofomer. Had. Books Vivid, $3.50
creek . CI4erodotus. selections from Book
Vf1D. 4-b:sO.
Candidates Offering a plane geometry
only. % solid geometry only, Will Be al