The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-09-17

/ Preparatory Department..
Capt. Z. Clifton Noise, A. B.,
South Carolina College; Modern
Van Teiburg Hoffman, M. A., NJ.
| d., University Of Utrecht; NJ. D.,
Bellevue Hospital, N. Y, M. D.,
Medical College Of Virginia; Medi-
cal Sciences.
Miss E. E. Cooper, Barhamville
College; History and Literature.
Miss Grace Bailey, Winthrop; Lady
j. 4. Mood, NJ. D., S. c. Medical
College; Post Graduate Hospital n.
Y; Surgeon.
Claud M'FaH, Cincinnati Conserya-
tory of Music, Boston Conservatory of
Music, Royal Conservatory of Music,
| Liepsig; Director Music Department,
Assistant Modern Languages.
| WILDER Shubert Shoemaker, New
| York Conservatory of Music, Post
Graduate Study under Masters ;
| Stringed instruments and Cornet.
| Miss ". Marion Girardeau, Cincin-
natl Conservatory; Vocal Music.
Miss Angel Cheathain, Winthrop
Secretary and Assistant in Business
Department.
| The Preparatory and Collegiate
Curriculum of the institutions which
is ably supported by the above facuIty,
: is as follows:
COLLEGIATE CURRICULUM.
Junior Preparatory--Fall Term
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography,
History, Orthography, Penmanship,
Spring Term: Arithmetic, Gram
mar, Physical Geography, History,
Orthog raphy, Penmanship, Reading.
Senior Preparatory-Fall Term I:
Beginners Latin, Rhetoric, Algebra,
History, Mental Arithmetic, Dicta-
ton.
Spring Term + irst Latin completed,
Caesar begun, Rhetoric and Compost
tion, Algebra, General History.
Freshman-Fau Term: Caesar COM
pieted, First Greek, Algebra, High
| er Rhetoric, English History, Civil
Government.
Spring Term Cicero and Prose Com
position, First Greek completed,
French History, Algebra completed,
Physiology.
! Sophomore-Fall Term: American
Literature, Virgil, Ancient History,
Plane Geometry, Physics.
Spring Term: English Literature,
Lysias, Solid Geometry, Virgil COM
pleted, Livy, Gayley's Myths, Chem
istry, Medieval and Modern History.
Junior-Fall Term Plato, Sallust,
Plane Trignometry, Advanced Eng
| lish, Composition, French, German,
Tactics.
Spring Term: Horace, Homer,
| Spherical Trigonomtery, French, Ger
man, Logic.
Senior-Fall Term: Herodotns, As
tronomy, French, German, Moral
! Philosophy, Latin Selections, Politi-
cal Economy.
| Spring Term: Shakespeare, French,
German, Geology, Psychology, Ethics,
Military.
In the Scientific Department the
! institutions have physical and
chemical laboratory and geological
cabinets and specimens.
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
l. It is the aim of the Commercial
| Department to educate students for
| business life and train them in such
| manner that they may fill positions of
the highest trust. Experience has
clearly shown that persons of limited
and imperfect training invariably. fall
| into the lowest class of workers; while
those who are well trained and edu-
Gated are sought and literally paid for
| their services.
The department offers the Ellis sys-
TENS of actual business practice, the
Ben Pitman system of stenography and
the touch method in typewriting. In
addition to this the student is trained
in penmanship, orthography, grammar
and correspondence and commercial
law. Most of the graduates of last
session are occupying good positions.
MUSIC DEPARTMENT.
The School Of Music has for its OBJ
| ject the foundation and diffusion of a
| high musical education, which based
on the study of classic masters, en-
j braces whatever is good in modem art
end by well-grounded instruction, i'm
parted not only to amateurs, whose OBJ
| ject is to acquire correct Knowledge
of music, but also to those who wish
to devote themselves to music as artists
and teachers. Fortnigh5ly musicales
are given during the session, ct which
the pupils acquire that ease and self
possession necessary to creditable per
formauce before an audience. Con-
certs are given by members of the
| Musical Faculty, and recital from
time to time by other artists engaged
for the purpose.
The course of study embraces: Piano
forte. Vocal Culture, Violin, Viola,
Violoncello. Guitar, Mandolin, Banjo,
Harmony, Theory of Music, History
of Music, Chorus Singing and Ensenl-
bic Playing.
The music faculty given above is a
sufficient guarantee Of thorough in
struction.
Complete courses are offered in the
Department OF Elocution and Oratory,
and Physical Culture.