THIRD
ANNUAL CATALOGUE
OF
OFFiCERS AND STUDENTS
OF
CORVALLIS COLLEGE,
CORVALLIS, OREGON.
1867-1868.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
A G WALLING, BOOK AND JOB PRINTER.
i868.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Rev B. F. Burch, Independence. Robt Kinney, Esq., Lafayette
B. R Biddle, Esq, Corvallis
A. N. Locke, Esq , Corvallis.
S. T. Brown, Esq.,
R. A. McFarland, Esq , Linn Co
Wm B. Bryan, Esq
Rev. R C Martin, Brownsville
M. Canteibury, M. D , Dallas
E T. Perkins, Esq , Linn Co
D F. Crabtree, Esq., Linn Co
Hairy Pincston, Esq , Roseburg
Silas Day, Esq., Jacksonville
Jackson Rader, Esq , Jacksonville
J. L. Ferguson, Esq., Lafayette. A Roberts, Esq , Poitland.
J. P. Friedley, Esq., Corvallis Rev. A E. Senis, Dallas.
W B. Hamilton, Esq.,
G. B Smith, Esq , Corvallis
A. Holder, Esq,
Rev.C.]l E.Newton, Jacksonville
Rev. Jas Kelsay,
W. A. Willis, Esq , Rosebuig
Rev. W A Finley, (ex-offlcio) Corvallis
OFFICERS OF THE BOARD.
Rev. JAMES KELSAY, Piesident
B R Bincis, Esq, Sec'y
M CANTERBURY, M D., Treas.
Rev. W. A FINLEY, Assistant Treasurei
CONFERENCE VISITING COMMITTEE.
Rev. C. H E. Newton,
Rev. J W. Stahl.
Rev. A. E Sears,
COLLEGE AGENT.
Rev. B. F. Bureh.
YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING HOUSE.
Rev W. A Finley
YOUNG GENTLEMEN'S BOARDING HOUSE.
Rev. Joseph Emery.
STUDENTS
FACULTY.
REV. W. A. FINLEY, A. M.,
President and Professor of Languages.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT
Benton County
Louis F Tlormng.
Corvallis
Charles J Mulkey.
Alice E. Biddle
Annie E Finley,
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
. Bei iton County
Corvallis
REV. JOSEPH EMERY,
Professor of Mthematies.
WILLIAM W. MORELAND, B. S.,
Primary Department.
Mus. FANNIE ARMSTRONG,
Music Department.
Thomas Alexander.
Ralph H Amen
George W Avery. .
James C. Avery
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Charles A Adams
Thomas E Cauthorn.......
County
French M (Thrissrnger...........Linn
Benton County
Johii W Collins
William R Dixon
Ilenry Dolise
John B Eghn
....................Yaquina
.............Corvallis
II ugh M Finley
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Co
Henry A Fuller ............. .. .Polk
Corvallis.
Gilbert Gaylord
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.rc rome Gaylord.. *
Milton hamilton
Anamas Harris ............Bentoii County
William W. Harris........................."
Elias II Harris.................Corvallis
William II holder .......
Monroe
John H hlaskins.
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James B. Horning
Moses Hurt
Benton County.
Corvallis.
William W. hurt
Samuel C-. Irvin
Isaac Jacobs
Zephin Job
Simon Ti. Kline
Logan P. Mulkey
Moses Neugass
Walter S. Norton
Kieber F. Osburn
James L. Osbura
Yesalius M. Preston
James W. Rayhurn
William F. Rayburn
Andrew J. Record
Frank P. Robertson
John Scott
Franklin Scott
John H. Simpson
John Smith
Granville Q Stewart
Nathaniel Stewart
Jehiel Stewart
Wayinan St. Clair
Newton A. Thompson
Joseph A. Tyler
Flenry Tyler
William H. Wheeler
Oliver Witham
Charles Witham
Franklin E. Wrenu
James 0. Writsman
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CORVALLIS COLLEGE
CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
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Benton County.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Bcnton County.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Linn County.
Benton County.
.Corvalhs.
Octavia Bryant
Emma Cauthorn
Mary T. Obenoweth
Henrietta Dohse
Annie S. Dobse
Mary E. Dorr
Mattie J. Graham
Amna Hamilton
Mary E. ilaskins
Matilda J. lull
Cynthia A. Horning
Frances J. Irwin
Rosa Jacobs
Sarah L. Kline
Annie E. Montgomery
Laura A. Mehlree
Clara A. Read
Lorra 0. St. Clair
Mary C. St. Clair
Benton County.
Corvallis.
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M oliroc.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
Linn County.
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Mahala Stewart
Melissa Stewart
Clemmie M. Tuller
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Alice Wreun
Linn County.
Mary E. Wheeler..
Benton County.
Mary J. Witharn
Josephine Wiles
Corvallis.
Mrs. S. E. Finley, (Music only)
Miss Caroline Harris
Miss Mary J. Graham
Benton County.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Jane Butterfield
Lizzie Butterfield
Maggie Butterfield
Ella Butterfield
Mary M. Bryant
Mary F. Bryant
Corvallis.
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Yaquina.
Benton County.
James Adams
Napoleon Avery
Charles A. Bell
Johi.inie Butterfield
James M. Boyd
Cor allis.
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CORVALLTS C0LLEG}.
Rob't. M. Chrissiuger
Charles Douse
Beiijaniui C. Eglin
Willie G. Emery
Stephen Gaylord
Thomas }Iornirig
Charles Horning
David Lindsay
Richard Lindsay
Williani Mobley
Johnson Porter
James Scott
Prior Scott
Lafayette Stewart
Charles Tyler
Linn County.
Corvallfs.
Benton County.
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COURSE OF STUDY.
Corvallis.
PRIMARY DEPARTMEN'J'
Benton County.
Corvallis,
Orthography, (Sanders & Willson)Mental Arithmetic,
-Reading, (Wilison)
First Lessons in Geography,
Writing,
Object Lessono
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
Mary J. Malbert
Jenrite E. Hurt
Polk County.
Ida L. Josh11
I auline Kline
Martha Lindsay
Liun County.
Emma Lindsay
Jennie Mulke
Elizabeth Record
Nettie 0. Robertson
Mary L. Scott
Bridget A. Wiles
Eliza A. Wiles
Fannie Witham
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
Reading, (Willson's series)
Natuinl Philosophy, (Pamkei)
Arithmetic, (Thomson !s Robinson)Astronomy, (Mattison)
English (irammar, (Clarke and Latin oacler,
Quackenbos,)
Greek Readei,
History of the United States,
Latin, (Cmesar's Cons ' four Books)
Writing, (Spencerian System,)
Greek Testament,
Latin; ist Book, (McClintock and Physiology, first lessons, (Cutter)
Crook's)
Elementary Algebra, (Davies)
Greek, 1st Book,
Book-Reoping, ( Fniton AEastmnan)
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT
FRESHMEN CLASSFiRST SERM
Algebra,
Physiology
.
Engiish Literature
Latin
,
Females
Total
Slime.
Sallimsi
Xeiiophos'o tumabasii
.
Greek
Males
Dories' iomirdomi
('utte,
SNCONO TERs
76
50
126
Algebra, (Boursion completed),
Geometry, (five books)
Composition and Rhetoric
Elocution
Latin
Greek
Classical Literatuie
Diii ice' £eyriide
.. Qme1enboi
Russe(/
Cud nod Viiqil
hem odotos
Fs1e
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CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
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CORVALLIS COLLEGE
VERSE.
SENSOR CLASSFIRST TERM
Latin
(ireok
(Teoinetiy completed
General History
Classical Literature
Virgil.
Homer's Iliad.
Davies' Legendre.
Natural Philosophy
Moral Science
I"ie/ce.
SOPROSIOHE ClASSFIRST TERM.
Plane Trigonometry
Leqendre and Loomis.
Mensuration of Surfaces, Heights and Distances
Latin
The Odes and Epsodes of Horace.
Greek
Homer'8 Odysecq.
SECOND TERSE.
Leqendre and Loomis.
Latin
Time Satires and Epistles of Horee.
Homer's Odyssey.
Greek
TRial) TERSE.
Surveying and Navigation
Latin
Robisson.
. Uicero' Tuecu1n Disputations.
Greek
Xenophon's 2Uemora bitia.
Political Text Book
Story.
JUNIOR CLASSFIRST TERSE.
Analytical Geometry
Rhetorie
Latin
loomis.
Whafrly.
Tacitus.
Greek
Sophocles' Electra.
SECOND TERM.
Calculus
Loomis.
Oheinitry
Porter.
Logic
Whately.
Wayland.
Juvenal.
Political Economy
Latin
THIRD TERM.
Mechanics
Botany
Oisssteel.
Wood
Physic0l Geography
Drmosthenes De Corona
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BOOK
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POmrtl.A
Wayland.
Natural Theology
Wi/leon.
Spherical Trigonometry
Mensuration of Solids
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Pa leg.
SECOND TERM
Astronomy
Olin sted
Butler's Analogy
Geology and Mineralogy
Mental Philosophy
llztchcocic
Uphani.
THIRD TERSE
Criticism
Law of Nations
Evidences of Christianity
Kai sacs
Vattel
Palemj.
There will be weekly exercises in Composition,
i)eclamation and original Addresses
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.
ADMISSION, EXAMINATION, ETC
Candidates for admission, if from another Intitution, 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 any 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 him-
self from the examination, or fails to master the
studies of the session, will be permitted to proceed
with his class.
SCIENTIFIC COURSE
The full Collegiate Course above prescribed, is
earnestly recommended as best fbr all, but if any
prefer to omit the Ancient Languages, they can
pursue the Scientific Course, embracing the rcminning studies in the foregoing scheme
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CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
CORVALLIS COLLEGE
DEGREES.
in point of climate and natural scenery, is unsurpassed in the State. Corvallis is justly noted for
The degree of Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of
Arts, and Master of Arts, are the regular degrees
confbrrcd by the Oolkge.
The first itarned is granted to those who complete,
iii a satisfactory manner, the Scientific course.
'phe degree of Bachelor of Arts is conferred on
those, only, who pursue the full course, 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 on those who apply for it at least a week
before commencement, and provide for the payment
of the customary fee.
FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
the salubrity and healthfulness of its climate
SESSIONS.
T.he School Year is divided into three sessions of
fourteen weeks each. There is one vacation of ten
weeks.
MERIT AD DEMERIT
A daily record of the merit and demerit of each
pupil is kept, which is at all times subject to the examination of parents and guardians.
EXPENSES.
TC1TION PER SF.SSION
$ S 00 Collegiate Pep' t (In egnlas$1 3 00
Primary Department
(Reguiai 15 00
(English 10 00
Preparatory
(Classical, 12 00
EXTRAS.
Young ladies vilI be admitted into all the College
Classes, and will be entitled to the same honors and
diplomas as are conferred upon young gentlemen.
In addition to the thorough mental discipline that
this arrangement will give them, competent iustructors will he secured for the departments of Music,
Painting, Drawing, etc.
LOCATION.
The College is located in Corvallis, Benton County, Oregon. To those who have one visited Corvallis, there is no need of mentioning that our city,
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Muaic, (Piano
Modern Langusges, each
PAYMENT.
Tuition is payable in cdi ('useS in advance.
When
payment is delayed until the close of' the session,
ten per cent. additional will be charged
No one living out of the county will be admitted
into the classes until tuition fees are paid
Special conditions to Clergymen
Pupils can enter at any time, and pay froni the
time of entering to the close of the session.
No deduc-
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tion is made for absence of less than two weeks, and
then only in cases of sickness
Payment required in U. S. Goin Cw N.
BOARDING.
No pupil will be allowed to board at a place not
approved by the Faculty; and no pupil will be allowcd to change from onc boarding house to another without permission.
Young ladies will be required to board at the
Young Ladies' Boarding House, unless they have
near relatives who can receive them. and who are
willing to assume the entire responsibility of their
government.
Boarding ibur dollars per week.
Young men, by renting rooms, can board themselves at half this amount
GOVERNMENT.
COLLF.GL LAWS
goverlluiellt conBelieving that the perfection of'
govern
themselves, the
sists in teaching others to rules, more to indicate
trustees publish the following will be required to
the PRINCIPLES which students of statutes
observe than to constitUte a code abstain from all
Students will be required to
obseence and profane language
a gentleThey will be expected to maintain
teachers
and one
manly deportment towards the
another.
cards or billiards, or
No stndelit shall play at drinkiug, or buy,
or
frequent places of gambling elsewhere.
any hitoxikeep, or USC in his room or
The discipline of the Institution will be mild, but
firm. Our rules are such as we believe best calcu-
lated to develop the mental and moral faculties.
No pupil who is idle or vicious, or whose influence
is detrimental, will be permitted to remain. All
pupils over fourteen years of age will he required
to sign the laws before entering the classes.
RELIGIOUS EXERCISES.
The public duties of each day are opened with
appropriate religious exercises. Attendance upon
these, and also at some place of worship on the Sabbath, is expected of all pupils.
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Second See'n begins Dee 28, 1868
First Sess'n begins Sept. is, 1S68 Second Sess'n ends April 2, 1869
First Sess'fl ends Dee. 24, 1868
Third SeesiOn begins April 5, 1S611.
Third Session ends July 5, 1869.
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Love 0
eating liquors.
of the instituNo one can remain a member
whose
influence is
tion who is idle or vicious, or
or reputaconsidered detrimental to the discipliiie
tion of the College.
village or vicinYoung ladies boarding in the
of the Faculty, will not
ity who are under the care
of young gentlebe permitted to receive the visits
consent
of their parents,
men, without the writteli
Faculty may require
under such restrictions as the
to practice puncAll students will be required
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CORVALLIi4 COLLEGE.
ful obedience to such additional regulations as the
Faculty may from time to time find it expedient to
adopt
COLLEGE LIBRARY AND CABINET
Donations to the Library and Cabinet of Natural
Curiosities are solicited from friends throughout the
State