BLE I, Showing names, locations, dimensions and value of School Houses, size and value of the Grounds, etc., June 1872. All Recitations are conducted with special reference to the modes of teaching the branch of study under consideration. Teaching Exercises in all studies are required in the Fourth and Junior Classes to be given to the Class, The Teaching Exercises indicated in the Middle and Senior Classes are before the whole school. HIGH SCHOOL. GENERAL COURSE. JUNIOR OR FIRST YEAR.-Algebra, English Analysis, Physical Geography, Latin, or German and Latin, Drawing. SECOND YEAR.-Geometry, Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, Physiology, Latin or German, Book-keeping (optional). THIRD YEAR.-Trigonometry, or Natural History, Astronomy (optional), Manual of Art (optional), Universal History, Latin, or German, or French. SENIOR OR FOURTH YEAR.-Analytical Geometry and Calculus, or Review Mathematics (optional to girls), Shakespeare, History of English Literature, Latin, or German, or French, Mental and Moral Philosophy (optional to girls), Constitution U. S. (one quarter.) Music and Rhetoricals throughout the course. The Classical Course differs from the General only in the following particulars : Junior Year-Latin, instead of German and Latin. Second Year Greek, instead of Philosophy and Chemistry. Third Year Greek, instead of Trigonometry or Nat. Hist. Senior Year-Greek, instead of Philosophy. |