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CARLOS Sl\IT'l'H, .A. ?II.
K P. UHEEN, E::;Q.
l\IHs. D. U. 'l'Ol\£LIKHON.
l-IoN. !'. D. 'l'IBB.ALS.
i\Ius. G. S. 'l'HOJ\IPSON.
l\IHi:i. l::l. F . .i\l'UOIJLEf:l'l'ER.
GEN. A. C. VOIUS.
H1""· U. S. WEAVER, A. M.
RI,V. D.
'l'Oi\ILINt:lON.
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BOARD OF VISITORS.
E. L. RJ<}XFOHD, 1:-()\N FL{AN('JSCO, CAL.
l\IL{S. E. L. REXFORD, SAN FRANL'lSCO, CAr..
MHS. J. S. {)AN'l'WELL, ClNCINNA'l'I.
REv. H. L. CANFIELD, NomvALK.
REV. A. "WILSON, KEN'l'.
REV. S. LA\VS, A. l\1., AKHON.
REV. B. F. EATON, DA Y'l'ON.
REv. C. L. SHIPMAN, UmAIW, PA .
JOHN A. GARVER, BHYJ\N.
REV. G. s. ABBO'f'l', AKHON.
WILLIAJ\I C. HYDE, Es<~., IIvm;TOWN, PA.
HEY. J. s. CAN'l'WELL, UINClNNA'l'I.
ltB\'.
-1TH.U~TEES
AND OFFICEHS.
Hoi\ . .JOH:\" H. BUCHTEL, Armo:---,
l'HESI I>EJ>;T.
llo!'.":_:-; ..\;\; FOHH :\L Bl;Itl\JIAM, AKrw:-o,
>;ECHETAHY.
UEOlWE W. CHOUHE, AruwN,
'fHEA~UlmH.
HEY.
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TOl\ILI:\1-lON,
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llos ..1.\:\IEI-l l'll<:ll('i<:, 1-lii.\I!I'S\'ILLE, l'A.
l•:ll\\'1:'\ I'. (;J:EE:\, Esq.,
AKIW:'\.
<H·:oH«E '!'. J'EHI\1~1-l, AI.;Ito:'\ .
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EXECUTIVE COM11fTTEE.
U EO. '1'. PEHKTJ'\1-l.
HEY. A. WILl-lOX.
E. 1'. <;!tEE:\, 1-:.-<•1·
1-l. :'11. lli:IL\'HA:'IT, /•,:r-q(}h·io.
Jfo, . .fOH:\ H. IHTHTF:L.
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FACULTY.
REv.
S.
H. M'COLLESTER, D. D., PitESIDEN'I'.
AND '''MESSEN.OEH-PHOFJ,SSOH OF l\fEN'.rAT, AND
_MOHAJ, PHILOSOPHY.
N. WHI'fE, A.M.,
PHOFESSOR OF ANCIENT J,ANGUAGER.
HELEN F. SP AI~DING, r~. A.,
BLTZATIJ<:'l'H BUCH'l'ET,-I'H.Ol~'ESSOH. OF RITE'l'OlliC ANlJ ENUI,TSH
LJ'l'l'JHATUHE .
• CARL F. KOLBE, .A. M.,
HILTON-PROFESSOR OF l\fODERN LANGUAGI,S.
ALFRED WELSH,
A.
B.,
CHUlE PIEUCE-PHOFBSSOH OF NA'l'UHAI, St)TENCE.
E. FHAUNFEL'l'ER, A. M.,
PROl<'.ESSOH OF l\IA'l'HEJ\IATICS.
WALLACE MAYO, A. M.,
PHOFESSOR IN GHEEK AND COMMEJWIAL Dl.cPATITl\lliJN'I'.
MARY
E. STOCKMAN, L.A.,
PROFESSOR IN LATIN AND ENGLISH .
.TENNIB GIFFORD, B. S.,
PHOPBSSO!t IN NOH~lAL JHil'AH'l'MEN'l'.
GUS'fA VUS SIGEL,
PIWFESSOH IN l\JUSIC.
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8USIE CHAMBERLAIN, B. 8.,
TJCAC.TIER IN ENGLISH.
FANNIE A. P AHMELEE,
'l'EACTUm OF .OHNAl\iBN'l'AL BH.ANCHES.
W. D. SH.lP ..vlAN,
LTBRAHIAN.
*Enrl!Jwed by Mrs. L. A E. Mcssrm~~cr, in memory of her hushand, Rev. (;en. M(·ssenger.
BU0ll'l'EL
LOLLJ>!TJ.~.
STUDENTS.
CLASSICAL COURSE.
~ENIOH
H.lC!HDENCR.
NAME.
l't•t·khmu, ( lt•o··gp A.
Akron.
J t; N I 0
I~
Hl>Olf.
:\Ir. l'e<·kh:uu's.
(~en:
Akrou.
Vmif', Edwin F.
~mith,
CLASS.
.A. (). \"oris'.
C L ASS.
\'iola.
Aknu.
\Vt·an·r, ('lara.
Hev. U. l". \\'<•:t\"t•r's.
SOPH0:\1011E CLASS.
Ea><t Hall, Xo. ;;s.
( 'aught·ll, ( 'har)ps F.
~hip1uan,
\\'illia111 J>.
\\·,.a,., .•. , Eal'll<'><t K.
\\'ootb,
Ctlllllllit~
1'.
R./\'uyimuo, ,1/i,.h.llou .•J. H. Bw·htt·l'><.
Uirunl, J'u.
~l•iplllall
Ak,·on.
[{e\·.
11/i(lr;r.,{Jw·fl·
\\'<!st llall, !\'o. -It,,
I•' R E S H
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AN
('lull.
U. "'· \\'Pan•r's.
C LASS.
(;iuu, Aln•r H.
( /{r;JUlalc.
Lt><', 1-h-nry ~1.
/)()1/J(/lfi"f'• Jlfir·h. East llall, 1\'o. )t,.
Enst. J I all, 1\'o. ;.!,'-;,
:\1d<ln·ig-ht, Kitty.
Akrof/..
l>r. :'II<·El•right'><.
l't·Iw<', ( 'l~:u·)ps
Ak,·m,.
l>r.
Vcvuy, ./mi.
East II all, i'\ o.
Culllm{mR.
\V.,st. Hall, Xo.
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SCIEN'fiFIC COURSE.
THIRD
NAl\fE.
YEAR.
RESJDBNC.LJ:.
ROOM..
London.
Cox, May L.
West Hall, No.3 9
Guy, Walter F.
Mechanic.sbu1·g.
East Hall, No. 25.
McAlpine, George A.
Akmn.
East Hall, No. 38.
Robinson, Charles .J.
Lawton, Mich.
Dr . .Tewett's.
Robinson, Nellie.
Aleron.
Mr. Robinson's.
SECOND
YEAR.
Aydellott, .James H.
New /lfadi.qon.
East Hall, No. 43 ..
Bunn, .John B.
Decatu1·, Ill.
East Hall, No. 20.
Buffum, Curtis W
Pitt.sbu1·g, Pa.
East Hall, No. 45.
Bogue, Byron .J.
Rootstown.
Shipman Club.
Cutter, .Tennie.
.IJfalden, Ma.s.q.
West Hall, No. 27.
Davis, Lona E.
Per17J·
West Hall, No. 18.
Dodge, E. Martin.
Av.bw·n.
Garver, Ernma G.
B1·,yan.
Ham.ilton, Fremont C. Ea.st Liberty.
. I
Shipman Club.
East Hall, No. 42.
Ford, Charles F.
West Hall, No: 27.
East Hall, No. 2G. ·
Hidy, .Joseph.
JejJeT.sonvillc.
East Hall, No. 47.
Hodge, Herman D.
ConcoTd, Mich.
East Hall, No. 54.
.Jewett, Mary B
Akron.
Dr . .T ewett's .
Kelly, Donna D.
Cambridg'b'ro,Bh.West Hall, No. 38.
LaRose, Noah .J.
Logan.sport, Ind. East Hall, No. 54.
Laws, Mara E.
MarlboTo, N. I£. Rev. S.
Morgan, Charles H.
Clevelam.rl .
I~aws'.
East Hall, No. 30.
lWCII'l'EL CULLE\iE
ROOM.
l'ar~hall,
:-:amud.
Tiftt8Viltc, l'rt.
l'll·a~<~nt~, \\'illi;uo~
11.
East Hall, :\o. :!U.
~I
Cluclullll.
l'aiJH·, Houert F.
r.
l':11111 •J'oll ';;.
East 11 all, :\ o. :!-1.
l'cca,lf, Ind.
~o.
1/!fdtlotun, l'u.
\Vest Hall,
..Jkl'lHl.
Hev. :\11'. Huwe':s.
Halstou, .\rthnr .\1.
('hcshin.
!\Ir. ('oggt•shall';;.
:-'1·ol •h·,
.Vo,-thttllljJion
\V l',;t Hall,
Hid;!;way, EILm.
1\.ittie.
Ho\\'P,
Xt'llit!.
~o.
:!h.
II.
Ui,·rutl, Itt.
~hipnu111
i-ii rat ton, 'J'holll:t>'.
[,iltf·NI'iff,·, /'a.
\Vest llall, :\'o. II.
,-.::uul':-dl, \Varren \\'.
J;'~IJ'·ia.
Ea,-t llall, :\o. -H.
Tink .. r, .\11 ~t•rt B.
.l!rmtna
~~~ ip1u:t11
\Vdkt'l',
Hr/JWI,
\\'e:;t Jlall,
.lkrun.
:\lr. \ Vagolll'r',;.
:-'loipu•au,
hie:.~
Elllllla
L.
I{
\V:tgfl(·r, C!Jarles.
B' I
I{
ST
( 'lub.
CluJ'·
~o. :~!1.
Y E A H
.-;:,,
Ea:;t I !all, ::'\I) .
Baird, flprl•l'rt \\'
.Jlo[!<tdul'l;.
Bratllt-y. llerhl•rt (;.
.lfoyatlorr ..
Ea~t
Com:-, :\T:tttiP.
Akron.
:\lr. Corns'.
Craft ... , '-'tanlt>y.
. I 111m rn.
East Hall, Xo.
Doyh·, I layton.
. lk,·on.
lllr. Doyle':;.
I<:vnn~,
Clinton, ;V Y
t<;ast Hall, Xo. :!:L
.lshtwul.
Prof. f'rau11 f<•ltt•l''s.
f,rtllrr tlon,
William 11.
FoiL-:, J\,.ut 0.
l'a.
llill, :\l:dtil•.
East II all,
Edward :-;.
Urnelon, .N. Y
( frat•t\.
~··
~.; .
~l.
Hall, Xo.
:w.
East Hall, Xo.
:.!fi.
Mr>:. Xewhcrry's.
:\ewht•I'I'.Y, .Jay L.
~ish·r,
., ..
\\'•·,.;t I lall, Xo.
\\'c~t
:\los.~,
~0. :!~.
Jlall, Xo .
Aknm..
\-lr,;. 8bler's.
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BUCHTEL COLLEGE.
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TtESIDENCE.
N.Al\IE. •')
Sterns, Arthur A.
Olmsted.
Sherman, Harry G.
Kent.
East Hall, No. 45:
Tomlinson, Fred. M.
Manchester, I a.
·west Hall,. No. 41.
Thomas;. George T.
Gr·eumvich.
Ranney's.
'l'icknor, Willard H.
E. Otto, N. Y.
Shipimm Club.
M:r. Parsons'.
PHILOSOPHICAL COURSE.
THIRD
YEAR.
Calder, Nettie R.
Ro'Use'ville, Pa.
West Hall, No. 45.
Titu10, Lettie L.
Fort Seneca.
West Hall, No. 3El.
SECOND YEAR.
Fullington, Walter C.
Kelly,
Wall~t
L.
JJfechanicsb'U'r,g.
East Hall, No 25.
Cambridg'b'ro,Pa.East Hall, No. 42.
FIRST
YEAR.
Gardner, Omar N.
Akron.
Mrs. Gardner's
Ladd, Smith R
Victor, N. Y
East Hall, No. 25.
Ford, Frank.
So. PlymO'uth.
East Hall, No. 22.
llUCll'l'EJ, COLLEGE.
CLASSICAL PREPARATORY COUl\81L
'I'HlRD
YEAR.
ROOM.
lt&~lJH~NCE.
C'fr l'dcwd .
( 'hun·h, At \ella .1.
<luthri<·, Aug-u,.:l .1.
.1/wu·ic, Ind.
LeP, Frt·<l E.
/kwugiae, .blh·h. East Hnll, !\'o. 21i.
Prior, 'l'ho111as .1.
.Yr wa!'k,
East Hall, :'\o. -17.
Whitt•, ,\lhcrt ( ~.
( 'olnm fms.
East Hall, :'\ o. ·17.
S E C 0 N l>
Y 1<: A IL
/,rwkport.
Lot•l,ard, .John.
Ew<t 1-ln.ll, :-:o. ;,,:;.
l•;:u;t. Hall, :\o. 1!).
::\l'Collt•ster, Lee :-:.
Akron .
Prest.. M'Collp:;ter',.;.
Hannt·y, KdsPy L.
• lkro/1.
Mr. ltanlll'Y'"·
'l'omliw·um, Irving-.
Aknm.
lkv. D.C.'l'OJu\iru;on 's
FIRST
Bumham, Charl<•s
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( 'IPn·ng-Pr, Uamlolph.
'1\nuliw;on,
Vine<~nt
.·lknm.
l\f r. Burnham':;.
('ulJa.
.East. Hall,
E. "lknm.
- - - - .. __
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YI!:AR.
~o.
3H.
Hcv .D.C.'l'on1 i in son's
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BUCHTEL COLLEGE.
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SCIENTIFIC AND PHILOSOPHICAL
PREPARATORY COURSE.
SECOND
N.AME.
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YEAR.
RESIDENCE.
ROOM.
Alexander, Alvin.
Akron.
Mr. Alexander's.
Ainger, Jessie.
Cleveland.
East Hall, No. 27.
Acomb, May.
Tidioute, Pa.
West Hall, No. 28.
Atwood, Lura E.
Longmont, Col.
·west Hall, No. 24.
Brown, Frank.
Akron.
Mr. Brown's.
Bennett, Belle.
Coldwater, Mich. East Hall, No. 12.
Bradley, Matt. D.
Plain Cif.y.
Bonstedt, Charles W.
Akron.
Mr. Bonstedt's.
Burnham, Asa F .
Mechanicsburg.
East Hall, No. 23.
Boosinger, E.
Brimfield.
East Hall, No. 48.
Boosinger, Emer C.
Brimfield.
Mrs. Briggs'.
Burnett, James A.
Greenville, Pa.
East Hall, No. 54.
Bushnell, Garie.
Ashland.
West Hall, No. 23.
Burnham, .1\l(ay.
Aleron.
Mr. Burnham's.
East Hall, No. 23.
Burnham, Ollie.
Mechanicsburg.
West Hall, No. 24.
Burnham, Ada.
Mechanicsb'ttrg.
West Hall, No. 34.
Bolander, Frank
Akron.
Mr. Bolander's.
Chapman, John.
Tallmadge.
Mr. Chapman's.
Collier, Sydney .J.
Cincinnati.
East Hall, ·No. :ltt
Coggeshall, Vivian.
Akron.
Mr. Coggeshall's.
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llUCJITEL COLLI>GE.
11
HP:81l)EJiiCE.
NA:\IE.
n.oo~t
( ~lt•Hwn;;, \Villi<:.
Akron.
l'tlr. ClernpJl:-;'.
Carpeutcr, Lida.
'J'itus,·if{c, Ht.
\Ycst Hall, Xo. :2:-!.
Uuraud, Frauk.
Akron.
Mr. l>uraud's.
Davis, Frank.
Rondulj>h, ,\", }'. E:li<( llall, :'\o. 1!1.
Et,, E111lllett U.
Akron.
Mr. Etz'.
Forster, Fon•st .I.
Ak,·on.
:\Tr. For;;tcr'"·
Fowl<·r, Bertha.
Uttlf ,\'rm(/11.~/.:'J·
\VPst Hall, l\'o.
Fowler, Edna.
I.itfft: ,__\'ailrlu.,ky.
\Ve:-;i Hall, No. 4:!
(; reen, Ger:-:1 wm.
Aknm.
i'IIr. Ure<•n's.
( ~l't·t·n, Ji:7.ra.
Akruu.
Mr. Green's.
Ooodrieh, Fre1:.
Akron.
Mr. <loodri<'h ';.
Hanscom, Frauk.
Akruu.
l\Ir. llan~''"'n',.;.
II idy, Eliy.
./rjJ'ej'.';(JJ'/ rif/1.
\\'Psi lbll, Xo :-:s .
Hanna, ( luc;tu"
(_ '/r.rc/anrl.
Ea.~t
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Hall, Xo. :li.
Hq>pPr·t, HPnr,y.
Akrrm.
Mr. Heppl•rt\;.
l . . oug, Eva S.
'J'irl irJII((;, I'a.
\\'est Hall, 1\ o. :H.
Law, .Jennie.
JVilluuyhby.
\\'est Hall, Xo IS.
}~
L ..,., Edward \V.
Rundolph, i\'.
:\I<·Xaughtoll, :\lary.
Akrun.
Mr. Me:s'augllton'"·
:\!orford, :\laud K
u,·cuu•iflc.
Hhip11wn ('lui>.
:\!orford, Hulph D.
Gn.x:nvillr·.
::lhipman CluJ..
Ea:-;t Hall, :\:o. 1!1.
:\1\d)onald, Flom.
( 'n/11111 fmR.
\Vest Hall, Xo
J'urdy, Charles F.
Akron.
Mr. Purdy's.
l'auer:;ou, Thill :\1.
J/111u;ic, .Ind.
Ea,;t Hall, :So.:;::.
l'nlnwr, .Jerry.
l'itt.~,
WitlUII[jhh,IJ.
Almon.
!'arsons, Dora.
J{ogers,
l~dgar
C.
~-1.
E:t>'l J [all, Xo. IIi.
Akron.
Mr. Pitt-<'.
Akron.
;\lr. l'ar,.ou's.
ll);dr:toum.
Enst Hall, No. 41.
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BUCHTEL COLLEGE.
RESIDENCE.
NAME.
Rosenthall, Abraham.
Aleron.
12
ROOM.
Mr. Rosenthall's.
Reifsnider, Ella.
Aleron.
Mr. Reifsnider's.
Stone, Nellie.
Aleron.
Mrs. Stone's.
Smith, Millard.
Urbana.
East Hall, No. 20.
Smith, Ella G.
Urbana.
West Hall, No. 18.
Thompson, 'l'homas.
Aleron.
Mr. Thomson's.
Thomas, .Tohn B.
Ak1·on.
Mr. Campbell's.
Waters, Harry.
Aleron.
Mr. Waters'.
Waters, Dow S.
Aleron.
Mr. Waters'.
vVeaver, Albert .T.
Urbana.
East Hall, No. 24.
Weaver, HenryS.
Urbana.
East Hall, No.24.
Wagoner, Carrie M.
Akr-on.
Mr. vVagoner's
vV eeks, Frank.
Copley.
East Hall, No. 11.
Wysor, Henry R.
JJfttncie, Ind.
East Hall, No. 33.
Wallace, Minnie.
Grand Rapids.
West Hall, No. 25.
JJfassillon.
Mr. Pangburn's..
vVilliamson,
I~iz:de.
Woods, Perry W.
Akron.
Mr. Woods'.
WilHon, Henry W.
Muncie, Ind.
East Hall, No. 5fi.
Wilson, H.omtio 'l'.
Akron.
Young, May.
Mt. Vernon.
Mr. Wilson'"·
·west Hall, No. 25.
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BUCHTEl, COLLEGE.
13
NORMAL COURSE.
NA\IP..
ll.OQ;\[
RP.SIPENCI-~,
Akron.
Mrs. Brig!-'H'.
B<'II, DeForest.
,Vuv-on.
Mrs. Briggs'.
Brinley, John F.
.New
Briggs, :\Iattie.
Ak,·un.
Mrs.
Baeou, Olla.
New Jl[adi8on.
E11»t Hall, No. S.
Brig~-,..,..,
.J t•rome .J.
1lfadi.~on.
l<:ast Hall, No. 4:!.
Brigg>:~.'
Cran"-, ( '<H"BPI ia.
Batlt.
Mr. Cran:t.'s.
Cramer, )f ary.
Suffield.
Mr. Punches'.
Cook, 1-iusic.
Jfa1·lcm.
\\'est Unll, Xo. ii-!.
French, A ngusta.
Ou/falwga Falt-'.
I' rest. M 'Collestcr's.
Frenl'h, Jcunil•.
Cuyahoga Full.<.
Pr••st. 1\PCollestPJ''s.
Foree, Ali<•t>.
Slwccc.
\\'est Hall. Xo. 11.
l'niontmmt.
J\lr. l'auluH'.
Urcen, li<>psie.
A!.'l'oJ/.
Mr. UrePll'R.
Ureen, A Ida.
Akron.
Mr.
J lt•nolol, i\1 :utha.
Akron.
Mr.
Hart, 1-ill>'ie.
C".IJ"h"ga Frtll-'. Mr. Knapp's.
Frauk,
:\laggh~.
H<~J'I'oid's.
1\'cw :lhuli.wm.
East J fall, Xo. s.
MNI'ill, Ada.
RaJ•um.a.
M r,.;. II oil m•s'.
l\tl<>rgriflgt~, (\<>ifa.~
Plain ( 'i/,11.
La\\TPll<•t•,
I
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(;n'Pll's.
Elmu.
\\'t·~t
H:tll, 1'\o. 4:1.
llnll, :\"o . .J.-;.
Mnt•gTidg-.. ·, May.
I'/Oiil (!if,ll.
\Vt'~t
:\"dson, ( \•lia.
l'o1'1".'fC·
Mr. ('oil l<•y's.
:\"elson, llt·lia.
l'rn·luyr:.
M 1'. ('oil Jtoy's.
0\'iatt, 1-:1 l:t. F.
f{ltd.WJ/1,
1\Jr.
HB,ydt•J', < 't·\'ilia.
.\'£"11' /hdfi!Jf'.
Mr. 1-'(<•ple'"·
Akron.
H:IIJIH')''s.
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NAME.
ROOM.
RESIDENCE.
Thomas, Dora.
Greenwich.
Mr. Ranney's.
Thatcher, Carrie.
Mentor.
Shipman Club.
Worthington, Eva.
Plain City.
West Hall, No. 45.
Walling, Anna.
Brooklyn.
West Hall, No. 25.
Waite, Sadie.
Hudson.
Mr. Ranney's.
Waite, Elbert.
Streetsboro.
East Hall, No. 15.
ELECTIVE COURSE
Angier, Flora A.
Tit1tsville, Pa.
West Hall, No. 2G.
Brigham, Carrie.
Boston, JJ:fass
Rev. G. S. \Veaver's.
Cushman, Dallas.
Brookfield.
East Hall, No. 23.
Carpenter, Mary H.
Kelleys L9land.
West Hall, No. 23
Fowler, Myrta.
Little Sandusky. West Hall, No. 23,
Hyde, Lena.
1Iydetown, Pa.
West Hall, No. 2G.
Levelle, 13. Ward.
Pancoas~bury.
Mr. Miller's.
Laws, Lillie E.
Marlboro, N. H. Rev. Mr. Laws'.
Lepper, John H.
Akron.
Mrs. Newberry's.
Laird, Albert J.
Cincinnati.
East Hall, No. 8.
Moon, Erastus E.
Wilmington.
East Hall, No. 28.
Mattison, Kittie A.
Shaftsbur1J, Vt.
West Hall, No. 20.
Prior, Emory A.
Cuyahoga Ji'alls. Mr. Coggeshall's
Rowlen, John 'l'.
JJ:ft. Sterling.
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Mr. Miller's.
Rhorer, Lucy.
Massillon.
Mr. Pangburn's.
Schumacher, Louis.
Akr·on.
Mr. Schumacher's.
Wilson, Charles.
Indianapolis.
Mr. Coggeshall's.
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Clas~ieal
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COLLEGE DEPARTMENT.
REQUISITES FOR ADMISSION.
APPJ,JCANTS for admission to the Freshmen Class, must
sustain a good examination in the following studies:
GREEK.
First four books of Xerwphon's Anabasis; first three books
of Homer's Iliad, or their equivalents; Greek Grammar and
Prosody.
LATIN.
'rhree books. of Crosar's ConmlenutricH; Bucolics of Virgil,
and six books of the JEneid; four Orations of Cicero; Latin
Grammar and Prosody; ::md twelve lessons in Prose Composition.
MATHEMATICS.
Arithmetic; Algebra, to Equations of the Second Degree.
ENGLISH.
English Gramm~r; History of the United States; Modern
Ancient Geography.
Candidates for advanced ~>tanding are examined in the
above studies, and in those that have been pursued by the class
which they purpose to enter; and if from other colleges, they
must furnish certifica1es of regular dismission.
Students failing to maintain proper rank in any branch
during the course, will be subjected to conditions which must
be made up before they can be entitled to a degree.
Examinations for admission will be on Thursday after Commencement, and on Tuesday before the opening of the :First
Te:t:m of the year. 'rhe examinations commence at 9 o'clock
A.M.
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COUR8E OF STUDY.
FHE~lDL\X CLA~K.
FIHS'l' TEID!. Xt•twphou's 1.\lpmorauilia; (;rPek Urantlttar;
Livy, Latin Uramn•ar, Latin l'ro,.;e ('omposition, Homan 1-(j,.;tory; .·\lgeum; De<'lnmation~ and Tlwmes; \Yritlt·n He·
dews.
REco:SI> 'l'E!Dl.
l.!umer's Od_y:;sey, Urcek <:ranunar and
l'rosody; Livy, L:\till <lrammar aud l'ro"e <'om position; (:red;:
and H{llllall Hbtory; Algeura Complete• I; Deelamatiolls awl
Themes; Heview,;.
'l'IIII:IJ
'l'EIDL
l'h:Pdo of Plato, <:reel< Prose ('ontpu,.;itioll;
Hor:Lt·t!'s Odes, Lati11 MetPI'S :Lilli Prost! l'ompm;itioll; (;eotlletry; Dt'el:Lmatium; awl 'l'lwmcs; Oml and \Vritte11 He views.
FI HsT TEIDL. 1\J,~dea of Euripides, or Antigollt' uf ~ophol'lt·'=',
(Ired{ Prose Compo,.;ition; Hora<:e's Satires and Epistle>'; La till
:\1etm-,;; Geometry Compll'ted; 'l'hcmes aut! Orations; W ritteu
Hevit•ws.
~~;co!'ll> 'l'ER~J.
Agamemnon or Prometheus of ..-1-:;.,chylu:-;;
'l':witus; flreek ( 'ompo><itioll; Latin Compo,.;itioll; Trigouotuetry; Zoology; 'l'ht•me:; anti Orations; He views.
'l'IIIKI• 'l'EIDI.
<1n~ek
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Composition;
of Arbtophanes; ('icero de <>mton_•;
Botany; fo:lurveying; Themes awl Ora-
tions; Ornland Written H.cvicw!:!.
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BUCIITEL COLLEGE.
JUNIOR
cr~ASS.
FrHS'l' 'l'ERJ\L French Grammar and Exercises, or MostellaI"ia of Plautus and Principles of Latin Etymology, or r~onginus
de Sublimitate and Principles of Greek Etymology; Chemistry;
Rhetoric; Analytical Geometry; Original Declamations; Oral
and vVritten Reviews.
SECOND 'l'ERM. French continued, or the Institutes of
Quintiliau and Literary and Philological Discussions in I~atin,
or Demosthenes ·de Corona, and Translations of Latin and
Geeek; Natural Philosophy; Analytical Geometry; Calculus;
Original Declamations; Reviews.
'J'HIRD TERM. German; or Lucretius de ~erum Natura, or
'l'he Olympiacs of Pin dar, and Weekly Discussions in Latin and
Greek; Geology; Mineralogy; Cal culm;; Original Declamations; Oral and Written Review~:!.
SENIOR CLASS.
FrRS'I.' 'l'ERJ\I.
German; Intellectual Philosophy; Englii:!h Literature; I,ogic; Mechanics; Themes and Vocal
Culture; Oral and Written Review:s.
SECOND . 'l'EHM. German or French ; Political Economy;
Conic Sections; Astronomy; 'l'hemes ; Vocal Culture; Writ_
ten Review;,;.
THIRD TERJ\I. Moral Science ; Butler's Analogy; International Law; Science of Civilization ; Reviews
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All <·arHfidat-t•s for adnlis.~iou to this •·nurse will!~· <'X:llllill<'d
in t IH• f(,Jiowiug ~tudic,.;:
Uranru1ar; Jibtory of UH' l:uikd ~fllll'-~; U<•og-raphy; A rithAlgt•bra, to (~tladratks; Latiu, tlH• sarnt• a~ fin· tl11·
Cla&~it'al Cnur;.;e.
llll'li<·;
F fRI-<'f YEA 11.
F1ns•r 'fmor. Lh·y, or an Eleetin·; Algeilm; ( it•rnr:rrl or
Frell<·h; Voeal ('ulttrn•; \Vrittt•IJ Ht·Yi<'W~ .
.SECONn 'l'EitM.
Ch·rrna11 or Freudt;
Li\·y, or an El<•<·ti\·e; .-\lg-t·bra Cornplt·t.<·d;
E~says;
''oeal ( 'llltm·.,; Hevh•ws.
Honl<'e';.; Odes, or an Eh•eti\'<'; Ut•olll<'fry;
Uerruau or French; Essay,;; Vot•al ('ultun·; Oral aud \\'ritfton
THl!{P 'J'giOI.
Reviews.
~ECOND
YEAR.
FJHST 'l'EH~L Hura<'l', or au Eledin•; Ueolllefry Complt-ted;
German; H-fwtoric; ( 'ltembtry; EHsa,ys; ,.o<·al Cultm·<•; \\'rir (<·II
Reviews.
SECOND 'l'EJOL 'l':ll'itus, or
.ur Eleetive; l'lanto and Spht•rit-al
TrigonoH!t'try; Auafytieal Chemistry; (ft•rman; 'J'lr<·llH·~ all< I
Dbeussiolls; Review:,.
'l'IURJJ 'l'EtDJ. Ch'ero dto Or:ttor<·, or an Elt•<·tivt•; ( 1<·1'111:tll;
Botany; Surveying; 'l'ht·me" allll Visl'ussions; Ornl awl \\'ri(ten Review".
TH1RD YE.\R
FIWi'l' ·rEroi. Pbysies; Logie; .-\Halytieal Ueoml'tr,\·; lntclledual Philosophy; 'l'ltellll·-~ and l>beus.,ions; \\'ritt<·JI H<'\iew,;.
SECO:\ D 'l'EI01. Physi<·,;; Astrorromy; Calt-ulus; Zoology:
J'olitkal E<·onoury; Tnt•rnes aud Dbeus::;ions; Hevit•\\·s.
!I-f oral Hdf•li<'C; Ueology; l\filll'l':tlogy; :-;,.;of ( 'ivilizatio11; Oral awl \Vritft•Jl HcYic\\·;;.
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BUCHTEL COLLEGE.
PHILOSOPHICAL AND ENGINEERING COURSE.
All candidates for this course wi1l be examined in the following studies :
English Grammar; History of the United States; Geography; Arithmetic; Algebra; five books of Geometry.
FIRST YEAR.
FIRST TERM. Geometry Completed; Analysis ; Ancient
History; German or French; Essays and Declamations; Written Reviews.
SECOND TERM. Plane and SphericaJ Trigonometry; Ancient
History ; Analysis; German or French ; Essays and Declamations; Reviews.
'l'nrnn 'l'.ERI\1. Field Surveying; Botany; German.; Essays
and Declamations; Oral and Written R!;'views.
SECOND YEAR.
FIRST TERM. Analytical Geometry ; Chemistry; Rhetoric;
Essays and Declamations; Written Reviews.
SJ<:COND TERM. Analytical Geometry ; Calculus ; Perspective Drawing; Chemistry; Essays and Declamations; Reviews.
'l'HIRD TERM. Calculus; Descriptive Geometry; Geology;
Original Declamations; Oral and Written Reviews.
'l'HIHD YEAR.
FIRST. 'l'ERM. Physics; Mechanics; Logic ; Intellectual
Philosophy; 'l'bemes and Discussions; Reviews.
S1<1coND 'l'l<Jttl\f. Physics; Astronomy; Conic Sections;
Zoology; Political Economy; Themes and Discussions; Reviews.
'l'HTHD 'l'El~M. Civil Engineering; Moral Science; History
of Civilization; Themes an<l Discussions; Oral and Written Reviews.
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NORMAL f'OUHRE.
The stud it>:; pU!'><UP<l ill tlw i'\ onnal ( '<>lll'>it' are thosp Jli'Ps<·riiH•d J,y tlu• laws of thP State, whi('h an· n·quin·d or pt'rtttitl.<-d to lK• taug·ht in thP l'uhli(' R•·hoo[,.., s1)('.f'il/1 tt/l~<nlittll
will lu• g·ivt•n to tl~t· Xonnal ( 'l:t><st•s dut·ing· tltP Fall and R]win~
'1'('1'111~.
RTiiPIES l'REI'AIL\'l'OHY FOH ('LARRf<'AL <'Ol'HRE.
FIR.-.;'1' YEAR.
FmsT
'I'EJDL
ti<'; <i•·•igraphy;
Revit>\1'>4.
HE< ·o:-. n
'l'ERM.
tin; (;pogmphy;
Latin Uratumar and H!'ader; ArithmP.Iu·ading; Hpt•lling; Hh..tori(•al Ext•rl'i,.;t•;;;
Latin Grammar and Reader; ArithmPSpl'lling; Hhdori(·al Exereist>s;
Heading;
J{t·!\'il'\\'S,
'l'IIJJU> TERM. Latin <;ramnwr, ('a'sur; l.initt•d St.lt.tes History; lh•ading; RpPIIing; Hlll'torieal Exert'ises; \Vritte11 Ht•views.
RECOXD YEAH.
Ftn;.,T 'l'J<:H~t. Latin Grammar, ( :a•,.;ur; ( irct•k Ur:lmmur
and Lt•s,;ons; E11glish History; Rhl'lori<·ttl ExerdseR; \Vrittl•n
Heviews.
SE('ON"J> 'l'EHM.
Latin Urammar, Cieero; Greek Urammar
and Lt·:o;><ons; English History; Dedamations awl CompoHitions; Rt•\·iews.
TIIIHJ> 'l'EIDI. Latin Grammar, Cicero; Greek Urammar,
X!'twphon'>< Auabnsi,.;; Ft·eneh Hbt0ry; Hhetor·ieal Exereises;
\Vrittt•n HPviews.
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BUCHTEL COLLEGE.
THIRD YEAR.
FIRST TERJ\L Latin Grammar, Virgil, I~atin Prosody and
Prose Composition; Greek Grammar, Anabasis ; Algebra;
Declamations and Compositions; Reviews.
SECOND TERM. Virgil, Latin Prosody and Prose Composition; Greek Grammar, Homm·'s Iliad; Algebra; Declamations
and Compositions ; Reviews.
THIRD TERM. Virgil ; Homer's Iliad, Greek Prosody,
'l'ranslations from Latin into Greek and Greek into Latin; Declamations and Compositions; Oral and "rritten Reviews.
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BUCJl'rJ<;L COLLEGE.
1-l'l'lll>m~
PHEJ'ARA'J'ORY FOR SCIENTIFIC, OR PHILOHOPllf<'AL COUR.SE.
FIRST YEAR.
1<'1 KS'I' 'l'EK.\1. Al"ithmt>tic; Analy:<lli an <I Pnrsin~; Pnitfo'd
Htates History; Heu<ling; ~pelling; Dedamation HJHl Composition; Reviews.
HJ·:cu:-;J> TEIOJ. Arithmetic; Analy,;is mul Parsing; English
ll i4ory; Reading; 1"\pelling; ])edamatiou and Compo~ition;
Re\'iew:,;.
TIIIJW TER.\1. Book-Kt:epiug; Algebra; Analytical l'ar:;ing; Frt•ucll History; Dedamatiou and Colll(ll>:;ition; \Vrittt•u
and Oral Heviews.
HECOND YEAH.
1<'1 HS'l' 'l'mn1. Book-Keeping; Algebra ; Physit·a I (;(•ogral•hy: Analytit·al Parsing; Voeal Culture; Compo;;itioll; \\'rit1!-n Ht·views.
=--~;co.:o.~JJ 'J'EIDI.
Algebra; Analytical ParHing; Gu\·ernmeutal
Instructor; Voeal Culture; Composition; Declamation; Review.;.
'I'HIHD
'I'Elt.\1.
Algt•bra; Geometry; Aualytieal Grammar;
Vocal Culture; Colllposition; Dedamatiou; \Vrit!.en and Oral
HcvieW::l.
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TEXT BOOKS.
ANCIENT LANGUAGES. Harkness' Latin Grammar and
Reader; Crosby's New Greek Grammar and Lessons; Hanson's
Latin Prose Book ; Bowen's Virgil; Anthon's Iliad; Lincoln's
Horace; Lincoln's Livy; Tyler's Tacitus; Chaplin's Demosthenes ; Arnold's Latin Prose and Greek Prose Composition; Liddell and Scott's Greek Lexicon; Andrew's Latin Lexicon; A11thon's Classical Dictionary; Smith's Dictionary of
Antiquities; Pretz and Arnold's Ancient Geography and History.
MoDERN LANGUAGES.
Otto's French Grammar ;
German Grammar; Adler's Reader.
Otto's
MATHEllfA'l'ICS. Olney's Higher Algebra; Loomis' Geometry; Davies' 'l'rigonometry and Surveying; Olney's Analytical
Geometry and .Calculus; Peck's Mechanics.
NATURAl, SCIENCE. Ganot's Natural Philosophy j Youman's Chemistry; Dana's Geology; Dana's Mineralogy; Gray's
Botany; Nicholson's Zoology; Hooker's Physiology.
ME'L'APHYSrcs, Rl'UJ'I'ORIC. Hamilton's Intellectual Philosophy; Perry's Political Economy; Alexander's Moral Philosophy; Whateley's Logic; Whateley's Rhetoric; i-ihaw's Governmental Instructor; Harris' History of Civilization; Butler's
Analogy; Hume's Abridged Histories of England and Rome;
Smith's History of Greece; Wilson's General History.
CoM~WNENGJ,rSH. Stoddard's Arithmetic; Olney's Algebra;
Harvey's Grammar; Colton's Geography; Barnes' United
States History; Bryant and Stratton's Book-Keeping; Hilliard's
Readers; Day's Elocution ; Worcester's and Webster's Dictionaries.
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BLJCHTEL COLLEGE.
Tht•
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oF
"CEIS'I'I•:'\;,\In
laid .Jtii.Y 4th, IS71.
or this IIIHtitution,
l :"1\'io:H>'.\1.1>'.\1
It wa:-; opPtwd
f-:ltp:t•llil••~r
on \Vt•dHP,;day,
heariu~
i(H·
t.lu· in:-wriptioll,
.\~IEBit'.\ 1 )Sill,"
r:-,
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the n·•···ptioJJ .. r~ttidt·nh
11th, ].'ii:.!.
J .0( :A'I'IO~.
It;.; l•wation is dpsir•lhle and for[IIIJ:ltP. Till l'it_y or .\"1'"11 ;,..
llt•autifnll.l• >'ituafl.>d in tlw midst of hill,., aud valle.\:.:, II::\ i11g
din•l't t'lllllTIIUIIit·ation J,y railroad and 1\'h·gntph wit.lt tlw J•l''l•
l'ipal dtit•;; alHl town:-; of tlw i-'rale and t·ountry.
It ;,., l:i.dtly
favored with an agn•••al>le and lwalthful dinwte.
lb
dr'zt•Jl>-~
:tre iut>'lligl'nt. awl entt•l'(ll'ising, lw,.,pital>l,• awl
deeply in't•rp,.:lt·d in t hi' edtwat!mwl and nwral eultll"t· .. r 1h·
young. Th ..y han· aln·ady provPd hy t.lu·i1· :wtiYt· illlA·J't -t. .tnd
!!;t~llt'l'O><i t .Y
that they will tlo tllei r utmost to sus tai 11 and
t( "t '·1
Budtlt•l ( 'ollege.
RVILDI~G
The
('ollt•g-t~
AXD GHOCNDi-'.
Build in~ is two hundn•d and forty f'et·: long·,
fifty-four fl'l't wide, a1·.tl tlve ;;torie>< bigh.
Its >l,YlP of an·llill't'l.ure eomuines fhP Dorit-, (;othie anct XoriJian. It is a g-rand
Hlrueture of >:~ymmetri•·nl and hnrmonions pro port ion,... I!,.;
leeturP, reading uml students' room!;, it~ diniug hull, <'1ll>iu..t,
library, laboratory and !!Ymna'!ium, are light, airy uml untp:P,
fnrnisht>d with the mo<iel'll anct mo;;t improvpd eoHVt'Uit•Jlt•e,;.
'l'he building b warmed by steam, lightt·d by ga:<, awl supplied with good
wnk~.
The ;;itt' of the Colk•g-e i;; hig-h,
~ttlortling
fmm it" ol ,,.. •• rvut••ry
one of the mo;;t exte:>i V<' and riPlightfnl prosped.'-' i 11 Ohio,
The
~round!>
an• spacious,
h•~ing
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ITS. NAME AND PURPOSE.
'l'he Institution was named Buehtel College in honor of .John
R Buchtel, who has eonsecrated his life and wealth to its support and welfare. It is the purpo~e of the Trustees and friend:::
to make it a FIHS'l'-CLASS Cor.J.EGE, offering to students of both
~ext·s eyual opportunities for a tho·rough !lnd .libern.l Rducation.
They welcome the fact as auspicious, that the leading college;; in o11r lnnd ~ore endeavoring to raiRe tlH~ standard of liberal
learning. It is the <LitH of Buchtel College to be faithful in
this noble work of promoting sound seholarship and refined
cultUI e-to be•·orw·, in•l<"ed, nn In--titution of Art and r~etters,
where the highest type of mental instruction and moral training will be impurted.
vVith this purpose in view, the curriculum ot studies adopted,
embraces:
First. A coHrplete eollege •·onrse of font· yc~ars, equal to that
of the best dassicallnstitutions in the country.
Second.
Th:h·cl.
A Scientific course of three years.
A Philosophical and Engineering Course of three
years.
Fourth. A Preparatory and Normal Course, to fit students
for college, and for teaching, affording them useful Academic
instruction.
ELECTIVE COURSES.
~tudents not desiring to pursue any 9f the regular course:J
specified, may select such studies as they please from those being punmed by the regular classes, and on leaving college will
receive Certificates of rank and advancement made.
llUCHTEJ, COLLEGE.
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IJECTUIU:~.
On Health and !I a hit.' of Rtudy.
On Pl.Jysical 1-'c•ierH,e.
To JL•:-o;roR CLASS. On English and Clu,.;,;i<!al Lilc!ralure.
To Sr.;sroH CL.\SS. On Natural and Revealed Religion.
To ~OH)IAL CLA;;s. On Ec..lucation awl l\lethod,; of Tc~ac:hin~.
To FRF..SIDtA:-o; CLAS;;.
To 1-'ol'HO)l<lHE CLA;;s.
BIERCE
LIBRARY.
By the liberal donation of General L. V. Bierce of Akmn,
and other· fric•n<IH of the <.'ollegc, an elegun t and spadous roour
has hPc•n lilted up for a library. It Ira;,; already bPt'll f'!P'IlhiH·d
with many volun.es of valuable hook~. It has >;p:wt· for sl ill
ruore.
READfNG
RO<HlS.
'l'hen• are two Hc:acling l{.ooms, one l(>r the g-cmtlc-mPrr, aud llw
othl'r for tire ladie:-5, well ~upplic~d with rww~paper:; and ur:~g:t­
:r.ilws.
APPARATUS AND CABINET.
'l'hP t'ollegt! owns a good Philosophic•al and Clwtuic·al Appa-
ratus, of the t;Wsl aud most approved ldiHI. A valu:tlr!c• (':rlrilld of Mirreral:; is also being furubh!'d the Co>llege.
~ATURAL
HISTORY ROOM.
Tlli~
is :111 attr·adin• roorn. Tlw ~Jlt'C'iiiH'IIS an• IIIIi< JIII', and
many of tlrc•fll r:u·e. These are :weurutc:I.v elw•sifit,.l, and l:hl<··
fully :tl'l':tng-c·d, exlribiting tlw usl'l'ul :•11!1 beautiful.
CO~fM~~~CEME~T.
ColllliH'lii'PIIIellt: will l>e lwltl on tlw l:rst Wc•dnpsd:r.r irr .111111·.
On two duys l>t•fon• ConrliJI'IH'elllPIIt, addrc•s.-c·s :'IHI onrtions
wili hc• clt'lh·pr·c·d hc·till"t• tlu• ('oiiPg:c• hy p<!l·sorrs inYil<'d frnnr
abroad.
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BUCHTEL COLLEGE.
DEGREES.
'rhe Degree of Bachelor of Arts will be conferred on students
having completed the Classical Course.
'l'he Degree of Bachelor of Science will be uonferred on those
having completed the Scientific Course.
'l'he Degree of Bachelor of Philosophy will be conferred on
those having completed tile Philosophical Course.
Every Bachelor of three years' standing in the Classical
Course, having sustained a good character and been devoted to
intellectual pursuits, and having paid to the Treasurer five
dollars, shall be entitled to the degree of Master of Arts; on
the ~mme conditions, any Bachelor of three years' standing in
the Scientific or Philosophical Course, shall be entitled to the
degree of Master of Science or Philosophy.
PERPETUAL SCHOLARSHIPS FOUNDED
BY INDIVIDUALS.
Twenty Scholarshipil, of $1,000 each, have been established by
the following donors :
.Tames Pierce, ....................... Sha,rpesville, Pa.
Elijah Drury, ....................... Girard, Pa.
Mrs. Mary C. Roosa, ............... . Lebanon, 0.
James F. Davidson, ............... . Br·imjield, 0.
Betsey Thomas, .................... .frwm, 0.
John Perdue, ...................... . Let J.i'a;yette, Ind.
Eli M. Kermedy,... . ............ . Paris, .Ky.
.John K. Smith, .................. . Bar:nbridge, 0.
N. S. Olin, ......................... Streetsboro, 0 .
.John B. Smith, ..................... Urbana, 0.
Candia Palmer, ................... . Paincl:"'iUe, 0.
Ueorge W. Steel,...... . .......... Painesville, 0.
~frs. George \V. Steel, .............. Pa-inewille, 0.
Mr_s. Be~sey Dodge, .................. Me Connellr;rJille, 0 .
.Brwe l:IJlton,. . . . . . . . ............... Defiance, 0 .
.John Louderback, ................. . Millerstown, 0 .
.John Espy, ......................... I(enton, 0 .
.Joseph Hidy, Sen., ................. . Jeffer·sonville, 0.
Jtev. H. P. and Mr8. D. E. Sage, .... .Rochester, N. Y.
Miss E. V.-Stedrnan, (deeear;ed)
'l'hese Scholarships are appropriated according to the directimt of the donors. 'fhey are intended to aid only worthy and
deKerving stndentR.
BUCHTEL COLLEGE.
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RELIGIOUS OBSERVANCE.
All ;;tudents are required to attBnd morning prayer and
rending of the S··ripturPs in the Chapel.
All ;;tudents are required to attend regularly ;;ome place of
religious worship on the Sabuath. 8tudent;; can ;;elect their
own dmrcb for 8aubath worship.
The College is religious, but in no sense 1wcta;·ian. 1t aims to
staud firmly on the lnu;is of sound morality aud Christian
priudple.
BOARDING ACCOMMODATIONS.
Tlw College a1lords ample and suitable Ponvcuience!! for
boarding one buud red aud lifty stu. lent;;. It is deHired til at
studt,nt,;, so far a;; possible, room and board in the College building. 'l'l•adwrs aiHl stud~:mts sit at the same table. Hpccial
eare i~< exHeised over the health, habits and manuers of student><. Their highest good and constant growth in virtue and
wi:sdom, are :;ought with Barnest solicitude.
HECOHD OF MERIT.
A daily rveord iH kept of each :;tudent's standing in re<:itation and deportment, and of' all absenees and irre!!;Ularities. Au
lWPragt• of eaeh t<•rnJ is made at it~ clo,;•~, whid1 111:ty he t•xamine.t by commitll•es, tntstkes, partmt;; anti frieuds of tlw
Colh-,!{e.
CAREY SOCIETY.
ESTA H!.lSB IW 1
1872.
l'n.,;f{,.nf ................ ftwr. Shipnmn.
~ 'icc-1hesidcnt .
.......... LeU it• L. 'l'itus.
s,.,.,.,.,ra',tf . ............... i\T ary B. .J t"n·tt.
;\1 Pill hersh i p, '15.
BH.YANT SOCIETY.
EsT A lli.IHIIt·;u, 187:~.
J',.'·"idr nt ................. Etlwin F. Voris,
l'ir:r;-/',·c"idnlf. . . .. . . . . .. .I oe.o.;ph II idy.
·'"''''-fw:t;................ Fremont C. Hamilto11.
Mt•lll t.vrsh i p, iiii.
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EXPENSES.
COLLEGE COURSE.
Tuition per year, ................................... $30
Room Rent, ......................................... 10
Board, per week, (including lights and heating room. 4
Analytical Chemistry, (extra) ............ : .•........ 12
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NORMAL, PREPARATORY, AND ELECTIVE COURSES.
Tuition, per t€rm-English Branches......
$8 00
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Modern Languages. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 00
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Preparatory Course............. 8 00
Board per week, (including lights and heating
room),........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 00
Washing, per dozen.................................
75
Room Rent, per term,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 25
Music, ......................................... ~ .. 15 00
Use of Piano, per term,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 00
Painting, Drawing, and Writing, ................... Extra.
The College is well provided with musical instruments.
Students boarding in the College building furnish their quilts,
comforters, sheets, pillow-cases, towels, napkins and toilet
soap.
All articles of clothing should be marked with the full name.
PAYMENT OF BILLS.
The expenses of each term must be paid in advance.
No deduction from tuition, or from board, except for absence
on account of sickness, or by permission of the President.
~Parents and guardians are especially requested not to furnish students with more money than may be requisite to
discharge their bills, and necessary for the incidental expenses.
!~FORMATION.
All letters and communications of inquiry a.s to students and
the progress of the College, addressed to the President; will be
promptly answered.
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U0 L L I~(; E CALENDAR.
I'IHST 'l'EK~I
of
tht• ,\'!'til' t'c\lllllll'll<.'l'>i
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I"H'ONIJ
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tlw lir><t \Vt•dnt•sda,y
ill
liftt•t•JJ week><.
t~OIIJJIICIH'l'"
uary, continuing twelve
on the first \Vedncsday in .Jan-
Wt!el,:-;.
'l'IIIKD''I'J·:H.~I eommt•Jwt•s 011
the first
\\'edne~day i11
April,
t·oBtinuiHg twelve weeks .
.\:-~:>:UAL Co~Dn::-<('E:IIE~'l'
fourth \Vl'dne,.;day iu .June•
•\:<NUAL MEE'l'I.XG OF THE TRt:STEER Oil
TU<!><day pret·ediBg
( 'onunencement.
J:<:x.DilNA'l'Io:\
FOJt
A!>MISSTox
011
Thun;rlay after Com-
lll<'lll'emen t, aut! on Tuesday previous to tlw opening of tlw
Fall Term.
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