CATALOGUE
OF
CORVALLIS C U I
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CoRvLTIs, OREGON.
SEPTEMBER, i866-J[JLY, 1867.
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SECOND
ANNUAL CATALOGUE
OF
OFFICERS AND STUDENTS
OF
CORVALLIS COLLEGE,
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CORVALLIS, ORLGON
1866-1867.
PORTLAND, ORECON:
A. C. WALlING & CO., BOOK \NE) JOB PRINTERS.
1867.
BOARD OP TRUSTEES.
Rev. B. F. Bureh, Independence.
Robt. Xinne, Esq., Lafayette.
R. Biddle, Esq., Corvallis.
A. N. Locke. Esq., Corvallis.
S. T. Brown, Esq.,
It. A. McFarland, Esq., Liun County
Wm. B. Bryan, Esq.,
Rev. H. C. Martin, Monroe.
M. Canterbury, M.D.,
E. T. Perkins, Req., Corvallis.
F. Crabtreo, Req., Linn County. Harry Pincston, Req., Rooeburg.
Silas Day, Esq., Jacksonville.
Jackson Ruder, Eoq., Jacksonville.
J. L. Ferguson, Esq., Laflyette.
A. Roberts, Faq., I'ortlnnd.
J. P. Friedley, Esq., Corvallis.
Rev. A. E. Sears, Lafayette.
W. B. Jlaiuilton, Esq.,
(I. B. Sneitli, Req., Corvallis.
A. Holder, Fsq.,
Rev. C. II. N. Newton, Jacksonville.
Rev. Joe. Kolsay,
W. A. Willis, Eoq., Roseburg.
Rev. W. A. Finley, (r qfflcis) Corvallis.
Officers of the Board.
Rev. JAMES KELSAY, President.
B. R. BIDDLE, Esq., Seo'y.
M. CANTERBURY, M. D., Treas.
Rev. W. A. FINLEY, Assiotan Tress.
Conference Visiting Committee.
Rev. A. E. Sears.
Rev. C. H. E. Newton.
Rev. J. W. Stahl.
Examining Committee.
Hon. E. Woodward.
M. Canterbury, M. I).
Prof. 0. S. Frambes.
STUDENTS.
FACULTY.
Collegiate Department.
HES!)vMeE.
wAMES.
Rev. W. A. FINLEY, A. M., President, and
Professor of Languages.
IL N. ARMSTRONG, Esq.,
Professor of Mathematics.
MISS FRANKIE HAMILTON,
Chas. A. llacken,toa
l',rtlzuid.
Edwia IV Diddle,
Corvallis.
Geo. F. Burkliart,
Jas. C. Canterbury,
Franklin I). horning,
,Jas. B. Johnson
Chas. F. Mulkey,
Ezra C. Wyatt,
Linu Cninty.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
Primary Department.
MISS H. F. STEVENS,
Preparatory Department.
and
MISS FANNIE MULKEY,
Music Department.
Thos. Alexander,
Geo. W. Avery,
Jas. C. Avery
Jas. R. Baldwin,
George Diddle,
L. Abbott Canterbury,
Ross F. Chenoweth,
'Lindus Chenoweth,
French M. Chrissinger
Jno. W. Collins
Francis M. Cook,
Wm. B. Dixon,
John B. Elgin,
Sigmund Fox,
Henry A. Fuller,
Gilbert Gaylord,
Jerome Gaylord,
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Ynquina.
Corvallis.
Liars County.
l'enton County.
Corvallis.
Yaquina.
Benton County.
'orva1lis.
Polk County.
Corvallis.
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COBXALLIS COLLEGE.
CO1tVAI.1,TS COLLFSGE.
aAMF.S
ItESISIENCE.
Chas. A. Graves,
Corvallis.
Joo. N. Hamilton,
Ananias harris
Win. W. Harris
Elias H. Harris
Wm. H. Holder,
Robt. J. Horning,
Benton County.
,
Corvallis.
Benton County.
Aquila. Hubbard,
Moses hurt,
Willie Hurt,
Isaac Jacobs
Corvallis.
Thomaa Kelsay, 5'
Simon L. Kline,
Christopher Ledgorwood
Thos. C. Mubloy,
Logan P Mulkey
Walter S. Norton
Klober F. Osborne,
V. M. Preston,
Roseburg.
Walla Walla.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Jas.W. Rayburn
Wm. F. ltayburn
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Peter Roberts,
John Scott
Alexander Smith,
Portland.
Benton County.
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John Smith,
Jehial Stewart,
Wns. E. Thornton,
',Vm. II. Wheeler,
Benj. F. Willis,
Josephus Wilson,
La Fayette Y. Willson,
Walter II. Wrezn
F. Emmett Wrenn,
Matilda J. Amen,
Alice F. Riddle,
Mary V. Briggo
Jane Butterfield,
Lizzie Butterfield
Maggie Butterfield,
Ella Butterfield,
Annie F. Canterbury
* Deceased..........
Corvallis.
Linn County.
Roseburg.
Benton County
Corvallis.
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
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NAMES
flES1fleNCE.
Emma Cauthorn,
Mary T. Cheuoweth
Martha Clarke,
Mary N. Cool
Henrietta Pobse,
Annie . Dohse,
Ella H. Dorr
Annie E. Finley
Louiza Friedlev,
Serepta Fuller,
Lizzie Fuller,
Maggie A. Graham,
Martha Graham,
Eudora Hamilton,
Annie A. hamilton
Fannie B. Jlamilton
Caroline Harris
Mary H. Ilaskins,
Matilda J. II iH
Cynthia A. horning,
Rebecca J. Hubbard,
Frances J. Irwin
Dorena Jacobs,
Rosa Jacobs,
Sarah Kline,
Vie. La Due,
Alice F. Newhouso,
Sarah A. Perkins,
Clara A. Rend
Sarah F. Roberta
Roselle J. Russell
Mahala Russell,
Ella Stannu
Lorra 0. St. Clair
Mahala Stewart.....
011ie C. Taupert,
Charlotts A. Thompson,
Clemmie M. Tuller
Edith M. Tuller,
Mary E. Wheeler,
Belle Wreen
Alice Wrenn
Clara B. Wrvnn
Corvallis.
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Benton County.
Corvallis.
Santa Clara, Cal.
l3enton County.
Corvallis.
Ynquina.
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Monroe.
Ben ton Coun tv.
Corvallis.
Linn County.
Corvallis.
hlenton County.
Portland.
Corvallis.
llenton County.
Corvallis.
Harrisburg.
Corvallis.
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lion County.
Corvallis.
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Benton County.
CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
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RESII)ENCE.
NAMES.
Corvallis.
Miss Frankie Avery, (Music only)
Mrs. S. E. Finley,
Miss Frankie hamilton
Miss Annie Irvin,
Miss Alice Johnson,
Miss Fannie Mulkey,
Mrs. Maria C. North.°'
Primary Department.
Napoleon Avery
Wm. II. Bernard,
Jobnnis Butterfield,
Fantley W. Canterbury
Robt. M. Chrissinger,
Chas. Dohse,
Benj. C. Elgin
Stephen Gaylord,
Milton Hamilton
Benj. W. harris,
Thos. H. horning
Robt. A. Irwin,
Jas. C. Irwin
Richard S. Irwin
Zephin Job,
Wm. W. Lceper,
Moses Neugass
Jas. Osborne
Johnson Porter,
Frank P. Robertsn,
Corvallis.
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Linn County.
Corvallis
Benton County.
Corvallis.
NAMES
5tESl1flNC}:.
Nettle Bryant..............................................................Benton County.
Clara Bernard,O
Jcnnie Canterbury,
Annie C. Caulliorn
Mary A. Eglin,
Fanny Elliott,
Celia Friendley,
Lizzie IIanilton
Emma M. Hanslin,
Ida Harris
Olive horns,
Jenelo Hurt,
Pauline Kline
Isadora Lecper,
Flora Lehman
Fannie Odeneal,
Nettic 0. Robertson,
Mary L. Scott
Sarah C. Scott,
Mary C. St. Clair
Belle Wilson,
Mary H. Wrono
Corvs Ills.
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Portlaiul.
Corvallis.
Mouton County.
Corvallis.
Bnton County.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
* Deceased.
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
Hezekiah Rounds
Marion Scott,
Columbus Scott,
James Scott
Wayxnan St. Clair
Alfred Titus
George Titus
Offerton Willson
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Flora Bryant
Benton County.
* Deceased.
CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
Corvallis.
Mobs
Females
86
81
Total
167
C011VAL11S COLLEGE.
II
Ssiplioiiiojc Class.-..I5irst 'l'ezin.
Geometry Completed
Latin
Dories' J.eje,idrc.
Viva ('uijoiirioi (ha? I/(h)(He.
(I reck
/ 'ieee L'onbpoeiliii a nil i/care's ()l,ce /.
Plane Trigonoiiiet ry
Meneura tion of So rtaccs, Jjejgh t s ant iSlet niece
COURSE OF STUDY.
. Legend1, iiii 1 1. va IC.
do.
Literature of the Nliietceiitb Century
C/err/and.
Sccond Term.
Spherical Trigononie try
Mensuration of Solids
Latin
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Orthography,
Reading, (Wilisnu)
CIero 's Toccatas Dinp fa / Iioo.
U reek
Xenopleon's Jhm'aa h d10.
Greek
Mental Arithmetic,
First Lessons in Geography,
Object Lessons.
Wri1in,
I egen i/hr an ,l L o',m Ic.
do.
do.
Epinde o/
Navigation and Surveying
(Jeneral history
Analytical Geometry.
ReacTing, (Wilison's serieS)
Astronomy. (Brockelsby)
Arithmetic, (Thomson)
Latin Reader,
English Grammar, (Clarke)
Greek Reader,
IIistor of the United States,
Latin, (Camar's Corn,' four Books)
Writing, (Spencorian System)
Greek Testament,
Latin,lst Book,(McClint'k A Crook's) Physiology, first lessons, (Cutter)
Greek, ist Book,
do.
Elementary Algebra, (Davies)
Natural Philosophy, (Parker)
Book-Keeping, Fulton A Easton.
Looni hi
H Rhetoric
Political Text ItoolLatin
It
7aeituc.
Greek
''op/h or/ce' Flee/re,.
Second 'l'erm.
Mechanics
Ol,n n/cit.
Chemistry...
J',,rtc r.
Looic...............
Natural Philosophy
Dai'(es' Bourdsit.
j
CaUse.
liionsoji.
..&illset.
Xenop/ios's Anabasi.
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Qlworcd.
Moral Science
Astronomy
lVoglosel.
S'sell's 0mm/ed.
Pale/I.
Evidences of Christianity
Natural Theology
Patcy.
Second Term.
Second Term.
Compendium English Literature
Classical Literaturc
Wnylaad.
L'oehii,e5 and Dcn,octJ,eses Dc Corona.
Senior Class--First 'i'erm,
Freshman ClassFirst Term.
Greek
lh/iOtcle/J.
Political Economy
Greek
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
Geometi, (fivo Books)
Latin
J'anl.
flvelee.
Willsen.
Junior Class--F/rst Term.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Algebra
Physiology
Elocution,,
Latin
Greek.
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'l.
Davies' Legendre.
Virgil.
Ilerodofss.
Cleretasd,
Fiske,
Criticism ......
Mental Philosophy
Geology and Mineralogy
Botany
International Law
Arn ices.
/ j) ii a ii
JII(el,eoek.
lVcmod.
YoUr!.
There will be weekly exercises iii Compieit ion, Deelimnomtiin and Original Adilrecas.
COlivALJ;js COLLECE.
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION..
Admissioii, Examination, Etc.
Candidates for admission, if from another Institution,
must satisfy the Faculty with respect to their honorable
withdrawal from the same.
None will be admitted into the Freshman Class under
fourteen years of age; nor into an advanced class without a corresponding age. Candidates will be examined
on the studies previously pursued by the class which
they propose to enter.
Public examinations of the classes are made at the
close of the year. and no student who absents himself
from the examination, or fails to master the studies of
the session,
itl be permitted to proceed with his clitss.
The ilrst named is granted to those who complete, in
a satisfactory manner, the Scientific course.
The degree of Bachelor of Arts is conferred on those,
only, who pursue the fill co e, Classical and Scientific.
The degree of Master .of Arts may be conferred, in
course, on every Bachelor of Arts of three years' standing, or more, who has been engaged, since his graduation,
in some literary occupation, and has sustained a good
moral character, it will be conferred only oti those
who apply for it at least a week before commencement,
and Provide for the piLyment of the customary fee.
F'emale l)epartmciit.
Young ladies will be admitted into all the College
Classes, and will be entitled to (lie same honors and
diplomas as are conferred upon young gentlemen.
In addition to the thorough mental discipline that
this arrangement will give them, Competent instructors
will be secured for the departments of Music, I'ainting,
Drawing, ete,
Location.
Scientific Course.
The full Collegiate Course above prescribed, is earnestly recommended as best for all, but if any prefer to
Omit the Ancient Languages, they can pnrsue the Scion-
tifie Course, embracing the remaining studies in the
foregoing scheme.
The College is located in Corvallis, Ben ton County,
To those who have once visited Corvallis,
there is no need of mentioning that our city, in point
of climate and natural scenery, IS Unsurpassed in the
State. Corvallis is justly noted for the salubrity and
healthfulness of its climate.
Oregon.
Degrees.
The degree of Bachelor of Science, Bachelor ôfArts,
and Master of Arts, are the regular degrees conferred
by the College.
Sessions.
The School year is divided into two sessions of twenty
weeks each. There is one vacation of twelve weeks.
CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
CORVALIJS COLLEcE.
Merit and Deinerjt.
change from one boarding house to another Without
P'.niSsion.
Boarding can be had in good Ihtuilie, at four doflar5
A daily record of the merit and dencrit of cad! pupil
is kept, which is at all times subject to the examination
of pa1eiits.
Expenses.
per week,
Young men, by renting rooms, can board themselves
at half this amon n t.
TUITION PER SESSION, (of five months.)
Primary Department, Preparatory
Preparatory
Collegiate
Collegiate
(English)
(Classical)
(Irregular)
(Regular)
$10 00
12 50
15 00
16 00
18 00
EXTfl AS.
Musie, (Piano) -
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Use of Piano (for 1)etiee)
Modern Languages, each.
Incidental Expenses -
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$25 00
3 00
10 00
1 00
Payment.
Tuition is payable in all cases quarterly, in advance,
viz one half at the beginning, and the remainder at the
middle of the session. No one living out of the county
will be admitted into the classes until tuition fees are
paid.
Speevd conditions to Cleigymen
Pupils can enter at any time, and pay from the time of
entering to (lie close of the session. No deduction is made
for absence of less than two weeks, and then only in
eases of sickness;
Payment required IN U. S. GOLD COIN.
Boarding.
No pupil will be allowed to board at a place not approved by the Faculty; and no one will be allowed to
Co%'crflmncnt.
The discipline of the Institution will be mild, but firm.
Our rules are such as we believe best calculated to (10velop the mental and moral fhcu lt.ies. No pupil who is
idle or vicious, or whose influence is detrimental, will b0
permitted to remain, All pupils over fourteen years of
age will be required to sign the laws before entering the
classes.
Religious Exercises.
The public duties of each day aue opened with hppro
priate religious exercises. Attendance upon these, and
also at some place of worship on the Sabbath, is expected
of all Pupils,
Calendar for 18G7..8.
First Session begins September 9th, 1867.
First Session ends January 24th, 1 868.
Second Session begins February 3d, 1868.
Annual Examination begins June 18th, 186S.
Second Session ends June 20th, 1868.
College Laws.
Believing that the perfection of government consists
in teaching others to govern themselves, the trustees.
publish the following rules, more to indicate the piuxCIPLES which students will be required to observe than
to constitute a code of statutes:
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COIWALLIS COLLEGE.
Students will be required to abstain from all
obscene and profane language.
They will be expected to maintain a gentlemanly
deportment towards the teachers and one another.
No student shall play at cards or billiards, or frequent places of gambling or drinking, or buy, keep, or
use in his jooin or elsewhere, any intoxicating liquors,
No one can remain a member of the Institution
who is idle or vicious, or hose influence is considered
detrimental to the discipline or reputation of the College.
Young ladies boarding in the village oi' vicinity,
who are under the care of the Faculty, wi]l not be permitted to receive the visits of young gentlemen, with-
out the written consent of their parents, under such
restrictions as the Faculty may require.
All students will be required to practice puncutal-
ity and diligence, and to yield prompt and cheerful
obedience to such additional regulations as the Faculty
may from time to time find it expedient to adopt.
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