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FOURTH ANNUAL CATALOGUE
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OFFICERS AND STUDENTS
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CORVALLIS, OREGON,
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CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
STUDENTS.
OTtCERS O'
E BOAE.D.
Bv. A. B. SEARS, President.
B. B. BIDDLE,
JIoi. R. S. STBAI1Al,
Vice presdeUt.
S. T. BBOWI,
A. CAUTRORN,
Treasurer.
Collector.
CONYERENC VIS1Tfl
B. B. BAXTER.
COBtMITT
Rz'r. C. B. IL NEWTON.
Rav.J.W.8TT.
COLLEGE AGEN'.
Bar. B. F. BURCB.
BOABDIG gOUSE.
YOUNG LADIES'
RaY. W. A. FINLEY.
YOUNG
J1YPIO1t CLASS.
SecretarY.
BOA1DG ROUSE.
GENTL-'5
JOSBI Ii EMERY.
IkCULTY.
RaY. W. A. FINLEY, A. 1'.,
President and Professor of Languages
RaY. JOSEPB EMERY,
professor of Mathematics.
B. S.
WILLIAM W. MORELAND,
Primary Department.
Mas. FANNIE ARMSTRONG,
Music Departmeflt.
Corvallis.
Edwin W. I3iddle
Cottage Grove.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Cottage Grove.
Corvallis.
James K. P. Currin'
Louis F. Horning
Charles J. Mulkey
Robert M. Veatch.
Alice E. l3ddte.
FBESIIMA? CLASS.
Thomas C. Alexanthr
George F. Burkhart'.
Edward E. Davis
Hugh MeN. Finley.
J. 1). Fountain
Henry A. Fuller
William H. Holder.
Kleber F. Osburn.
W. R. Privett
James 0. Writaman
Benton County
Lebanon.
Harrisburg.
Corvallis.
Harrisburg.
Folk County.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
Linn County
J3enton County.
Lizzie flutterfleld
Avie E. Canterbury
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Emma Cauhorn
Arvilla J. Davis
Henrietta Dobse
Mary J. Harris
Ross Jacobs
Fannie J. Kendall
Lorra 0. St. Clair
Mahala Stewart
Harrisburg.
Corvallis.
Bentun County.
Corvallis,
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
2
grulLuratCoItee Studants.
CORVALLIS COLLEGE
CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
St
PREPARATORY J5EPSXTM}NT.
George W. Avery
James C. Avery
Isaac W. Berry'
Sanjoel H. Bureb
Charles W. flutter
Abbott L. Canterbury
I).
Carroll'
W. U. Chapman'
L(ôss F.
French IL Obrissioger
I?rnnklio Crablree
John B. Eglio
Gilbert Gaylord.
Jerome Gaylord
Stephen Gaylord
William IV. Harris
L. 0. leon'
Samuel G. Irvin.
I5FInC
JItCObs
Zephin Job
Simon U. Kline
Aloozo J. Locke'
Alfred Locke
William Mobley
John \Y, Moore
Medford A. Moore
Logan I'. Mulkey
Most!s Newga.ss
James L. Osbura
Veedius M. l'reston
it. D, Handle'
Frank I'. Robertson.
John Smith
Andrew .1. Smith'
Leander Stannus
Corcallk.
Corvallis.
Jackson Co.
Polk County.
Corvallis,
Corvallis.
Union County.
Josepbin Co.
Corvallis.
Lina County.
Lian County.
flinton County.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
CorralliR.
Benton Count,.
Baker Co.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis,
Corvallis.
Heutun (Jou ii tY.
fenton County.
Corvallis.
Lane County.
I ane County.
Corvallis,
Corvallis.
fenton County.
Corvalli,i.
Vhulomatb.
Gorvauis.
Ilenton County.
Polk County.
Benton County
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
Brownsville.
Linn County.
Multoornab Co.
ConaThe.
Liun County.
Wayrnan St. Clair
Jehiel Stewart*.
Newton A. Thompson.
Henry C. Tyler.
James K. P. Weatherford*
William H. Wheeler.
W. H. Wilmot*.
Franklin E. Wrenn.
'William B, Yotea
.....................
Maggie Butterfield.
Cora L. A. Couch.
Flora L. Canterbury.
Mary T. Chenoweth.
Annie S. Dobse.
Mattie J. Graham.
Anna Hamilton
Fannie Hamilton
Dorena Jacobs
JennieF. Locke.
ITelen ft. Milhiuni.
Clara A. Itead, alsmissed)
Ella Stannus .....
Melissa Stewart,.
Abigail Tharp.
Alice K Wrenn
Miss Caroline Harris, (Music only)
Miss Maria Murray, (Music only).
Corvallis.
Harrisburg.
Benton (ounty.
Corva1lis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Beoton County.
Lane County.
l3entot' County.
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Yaquina.
Corvallis.
PRITMAZY DEP&RTMET.
Napoleon Avery
Able Butler
F'antley w. Canterbury
Frank 0. Cauthorn.
B. M. Chrissinger
Churles Dolme
ien3nmin C. Eglin
Corvallis.
.Corvaflis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
.Linn County.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
CORVALLIS COLLEGR
Vrjlijo G. Emery..
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Dallas.
Benton County
Corvallis.
,Corvalli.s.
.Benton County.
Norton Gaylord
William H. Graham
Charles B. Johnson
Willie Y. Masters.
Frank McConnell..
Johnson M. Porter..
Louis N. Smith.
Lafayette Stewart
Johunte H. Whitley
Annie C. Cauthorn
Elizabeth Gaylord.
Hettie Morebouse...
Amanda L. Price.
Nettle 0. Robertson.
Oorvalli.
COURSE OF STUDY.
PRIMARY DEPARTMZN'r.
Orthography (Ssnder A WillMental Arithmetic.
son).
Pirst Leesons iu Geography.
Reading (Wilison).
Object Lessons.
Writing.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Reading (Wilson's Series).
Arithmetic (Thompson
inson).
SffMMARY.
Junior Class
Freshman Class.
Preparatory Classes
Primary Classes
Total
Rob-
English Grammar (Ke r I &
6
20
62
Natural Philosophy (Quakenboe.)
Astronomy (Matthon).
Latin Reader.
Greek Reader.
Latin (Cmsar's Corn., 4 books).
Greek Testament.
Quackenbos).
History of the United States,
Writing (Spencerian system),
Latui, first book
(MOlintok & Phyielogy, first
Crooks).
lesons(Cuttr)
BlementaryAigobrn. (Davies).
Greek, first book.
Book-Keeping (}'ultou A Eastman).
110
COLLEGIAPE DEPARTMENT.
Algebra
FaECRMIN CLAS5FIJu'r 'FiRM.
Dsvk !tou.-do,i
Fhysiokgy
Composition *nd Rhetoiio
(Yuft.,r
L&tin
Greeic
Vetoplso
')
5ECO) PSdtSt.
Algebra (completed)
Geometry (five books).
!Jourdon
Le,j.,,Ir. *
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CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
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and has suStained a good moral character. It will be conferred
only on those who apply br IL at least a week before commencement, and pr's-ide for the payment of the custnmry fee.
MISCELLANEOUS
INFORMATION.
FEMALE DEPAXTMET.
.tDMISMION. EX.tMINtTION. ET(.
must satCandidates for admission, if from another Institution,
withdrawal from
respect
to
their
honorable
isfy the Faculty with
the same,
the Freshman Class under fourteen
None is iii be tdinitti'd into
advanced
class without a correspondyears ci age nor into any
the studies previously
ing age. Candidates will be eumined on
they
propose
to
enter.
purund by the class which
of the
Public examinations of the classes are made at the doe,
the
examination,
from
year, and no student who absents himself
session, will l,e permitted to
or fails to roaster the studies 0t the
proceed with his class,
loting ladies will be admitted into all the College Classes, and
will be entitled to the sense honors and diplomas as are conferred
upon young gentlemen.
In addition to the thorough mental discipline that this arrange.
meut will give them, competent instructors wilt be secured for the
departments of Music, Painting, Drawing. etc.
LOCATION
The College is located in Corvallis, Bento County, Oregon.
To these who have once visited Corvallis, there is flu need of men-
tioning that our city, in point of climate and natural scenery, is
unsurpassed in the State. Cors-sillis is justly noted for the onlubrity an'I lieahthfulucss of 1t climate.
CIENTIFI 0 COIJICSE.
The full Collegiate Course abov e prescribed, is earnestly recointhe Ancient Lenmended as best for all, l,ut if any prefer to omit
Scientific Course, embracing the regnages, they can pursue the
mainiflg studies in the foregoing scbeme.
SE$1ONS5.
The School Year i divided into three eesions of fourteen
weeks each. There is one vacation of ten weeks.
MERIT AND DEMERIT.
REF.$.
Bacholor of Arts, and Master
The degree of Itachetor of Science,
conferred by the College.
of Arts, are the regular degrees
szitisfacThe first natijed is granted to those who complete. in a
tory manner, the scientific course.
those, anly. who
The degree of Bachelor f Artø is conferred on
Classical
and
Scientific.
pursue the full course,
course, on
in
The degree of Master of Arts may be c,,nfcrred,more,
who has
of
three
years
standing,
or
every Bachelor of Arts
occupation,
graduation,
in
some
literary
been engaged, since his
A daily record of the merit and demerit of each pupil i' kept,
which is at all times subject to the examination of parents and
guardians.
EXPEN$FS.
TUITiON PER SESSION, Primary Dep't
$ 6 00
Preparatory "(Engliah)$8 00 & 10 00
CORVALLrS OOLLEG&
14
TUITION, PER SESSION, Preparatory" (Classical)
Collegiate " (Irregular)
(Regular)
EXTRAS, Music, (Piano)
Modern Languages, eaoh..
Graduating Fee, Classinal Course.
Scientific Course.
$12 00
13 00
15 00
8 00
10 00
5 00
PAYMENT.
When payment is
Tuition is payable m all eases in advance.
additional will
the
session,
ten
per
cent.
delayed until the close of
be charged.
into the classNo one living out of the county will be admitted
es until tuition fees are paid.
Special eondition to Clergym eu
enteriuj
Pupils can enter at any time, and pay from the iiu fsence of
deduction
is
madc
for
ab
No
to the close of the seeeios.
sickness
less than two weeks, and then. oni y in cases of
Payment required in U. S. Goaz Cone.
HOARDING.
not approved by the
No pupil will be allowed to board at a place from one boardwill
be
allowed
to
change
Faculty; and no pupil
ing house to another without permission.
Young Ladies'
Young Ladles will be required to board at thewho can receive
they
have
near
relatives
Boarding house, unless
entire responsibility of
them, and who are willing to assume the
their government.
Boarding four dollars per week.
at half this
Young men, by renting rooms, can board themselves
amount.
LITEHAEV OCIETt.
connection with
There is a Literary Society (the Adeiphian) in Declamation and
the College, which meets weekly for Debate,
Composition.
GOVERNMENT.
The disoipline of the Institution will be mild, but firm. Our
rules are snoh as we believe best caloulated to develop the mental
whose inand moral faculties. No pupil who is idle or vicious, or
All pupils
be
permitted
to
remain.
fluence is detrimental, will
over fourteen years of age will be required to sign the laws before
entering the classes.
i.xt*rior
RCIE5m.
The public duties of each day are opened with appropriate reliAttendance upon these, and also at some place of
gious exercises.
worship on the Sabbath, is required of all pupils.
C1NDA] FO 1S69-7O.
First Session begins September 8, 1869.
First Session ends December 16, 1869.
Second Session begins December 20, 1869.
Second Session ends March 23, 1870.
Third cssion begins March 27, 1870.1870.
Annual Examination begins June 2?,
June 30, 1870.
Commencement Exercises, Thursday,
COX.GJ IAW5'4.
Believing that the perfection of government consists in teaching
ethers te govern themselves, the Trusteee publish the following
which students will be re
rules, snore to indicate the principles
qnired to observe than to constitute a code of statutes
Students will be required to abstain from all obscene and pro-
fane language.
They will be expected to maintain a gentlemanly deportment
towards the teachers and one another.
No student shall play at cards os billiards, or frequent places
of gambling or drinking, or buy, keep, or use in his room or elsewhere, any intoxicating liquors.
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CORVALLIS COLL1GE.
4. No ono can remain a member of the lustitution who is idle
or vicious, or whose influence is considered jetrjntental to the liecipline or reputation of the College.
i. Young ladies boarding in the village or vicinity, who are
under the care of the Faculty, will not be permitted to receive the
viSits of young geutlenien, without the written conSent of their
parents. under such restrictions as the Faculty may require.
6. All students will he required to practice punctuality and diligence, and to yield prompt and cheerful obedience to such additional regulations as the Faculty msy from time to time find it expedient to adopt.
('OLL]3(E ].113fl.A1tY A n
Donations to the Library and Cabinet of Natural Curiosities are
solicited from friends throughout the State.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
The Legislature, at its last session, by the passage of the following bill, designated CORVALLIS COLLEGE as the Agricultural Col-
lege of the State
AN ACT to secure the Location of the Lands Donated by Congress
to the State for an Agricultural College, Red to establish snob
Iollege.
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1(31 ii'- !yihtiic .1 se,,,b1j of chc Si0 Ic of (Jieiou
.1. C. Avery
SECTIOS 1. That .1. F. Miller, J. II. Douthit. aud
with powerare hereby euntituied a Board ,f Commissioners,
State
is
entitled by
To locate all the lands to which this
an Agricultural
act of Congress, for the purpose of establishing
made, to report the same
College; and, as soon as such locations are
to the Secretory of State
and
To take into consideration th further organication
ot ueh Colliar eating of a plan for the permanent cstnbliehmenl
the
Act
of
Congress
ut
lege, in accordance with the requtreitietits
making such donation. and report (he same to th overnor by the
first (lay ot .ugust, 1S70
that
To till all vacancies in the Collage, by appuinunant,
ut this
may occur lii au semi atoriul district uniter i he ir visions
Act.
the ConvAtus
SEc. 2. That, until cititer provisions are made,
COL.KGs: is hereby de-signatod anti adopted its the Agricultural Col-
of this Act
lege, in which all students sent under the provisions
halI he instructed in all the arts, sciences, and other studies, in
of
Congress
muting
accordance with the ucquirunients iii the Act
such donation.
Sec. 3. lah State Senator is hereby s.uthoriceml uiud euulsdwereul to select otto student, not less thaui sitecn years ot age, who
by
shall be received by the Faculty nt said College, and instructed
them in the manner provided in this Act, for the pacs ut two
years, unless such student shall he dischargeil for misconduct
be binding until the
!'r.,ciikd, however, That this Act shall umot
Trustees of said College shall adopt a resuhction, and tile a earthtied copy thereof with the Secretary of State. assenting ta, and
agreeing tin their part to faithtully carry itut the provisions of this
act.
Sgc. 4. lJpoi the certificate of the Prasiden of the Corvallis
College that any student so appointed is in attendance at school,. it
shall be the duty of the Secretary of State, at the middle of eaàh 4
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CORVALLiS COLLEGE.
ii quarter, to draw his warrant upon the State Treasurer in favor of
the said College for the sum of 1i.2ö for each student so attending. And it shall be the duty of the State Treasurer to pay such
warrants out of any funds in his hando not otherwise appropriated,
and a separat o account of such funds shalt be kept, and designated
the agricult nra! eulli
funds.''
Sec. 2. A fonts ,tuid out in aceordance with the provisions of
the foregoing Ifsections,
with interest thereon at ten per cent, per
sunum, shalt be refunded to the State Treasurer from the first juiciest that shall accrue from the proceeds of the sale of any lands
l,n'Ieil for said College.
Sec. 6. The Board of Commissioners hereby created shall make
ill liii. report o required by Is V intl shall ch receiVe ii salary II
live ,li,Ilur p er lay for the titimber of days actually employed, to
tie pu id upon the sworn totctnent of such Cotnmissioner.
Wic eaes, It appesis that, unluss all uricuItura1 college is provideul by law
sessioll if (ho Legislature, (he grant by Congios will be itt this
clieretutre this Act dial I take effect from the date
if its passage.
Approved Oct,,ber 27, A. D. 1868.
ThL Trustees of the College met on the 31st lay of October, A.
I). 1868, wheui the following preamble and resolution, accepting
the donation undo iv the Legislative Assembly, were read, and,
on motion, adopted
WILKItCAS, The Legislative Assembly of the State of Oregon did.
on the twenty-6tth of October, 'e. D. 1868, pass an Act entitled
An Act to secure the location of the lands donated to the State
1
fu,m' an Agricultitrum I
College, and to establish such College, the
same having been approved October 27th ; and
WHeREAS. Said Legislative Assembly did designate and adopt
CORVALLIS COLLiuSE as the Agricultural College, in which till stu-
tents sent under the provisions of said Act should be instructed ifi
ill t'me arts, sciences, null other studies, in accordance with the
requirements wi the Act of Congress making such donation
therefore,
1k it resolce,/ b,i tI' 7',,mstc,uu, of Vorrutije U,,Uee. That said
Act, with all its privileges and requirements. is hereby accepted,
sod we promise on our port faithfully to carry citit the provisions
of said Act.
W. B. BRYAN, President pcu frau.
B. it. DJIIIILP:, Secretary.
('lie Board, at a suluseilUent tneeLing, uppoiuitell It tomutittet' for
tlt pit rputse ol preparing a Cov,a'i thldy in Agriettl (U re and fit
Mechanic Arts, uid eutmiutittee ti report lit the next nssion of the
Board of Trustees.
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