EIGHTEENT;
CT1LQUE
OF
CORVALLIS, OREGON STATE
AGRICULTRAL COLLEGE
CORVALLIS OREGON
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882-883
EIGI4TEENTIH
NNT1L CTLOGUE
OF THT
OFFICERS AND STUDENTS
CORVALLIS, OREGON STATE
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
CORVALLIS, OREGON.
882-883.
CORVALLIS, OREGON:
BENTON LEADER PRINT, CORVALLIS.
1883.
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CATALOGUE OF CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
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of 1ntcs,
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REV. B. F. BURCH
B. W. BROCK
ROBT. L. BUCHANAN
JAS. A. CAUTHORN
CAUTHORN.
JOSEPH EMEB
Independence
Corvallis
Corvallis
Corvallis
Corvallis ¶
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REv. D. C. MCFARLAND.
J. M. OSBURN.
U. B. SMITH...
HON. R. S. STRAHAN
L. ARNOLD, (ex-officio).
DR. J. B. BAYLEY
HON. A. M. WITHAM.
JUDGE F. A. CHENOWETH
DR. J. B. LEE
REV. T. B. WHITE
JUDGE JOHN BURNETT
M. JACOBS
REV. J. B. N. BELL
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Corvallis
Albany
Corvallis
Corvallis
Albany
Corvallis
Corvallis
Corvallis
Corvallis
. Corvallis
Albany
Corvallis
Corvallis
Corvallis
CATALOGUE OF CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
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FOR
CATALOGUE OF CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
Joatd.
883-'84.
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REV. B. F. BUTRCH
President
Vice President
Secretary
RON. J. B. LEE
REV. J. EMERY
B. J. HAWTHORNE.
M. JACOBS
B. J. HAWTHORNE
FOR
883-'84.
Collector
B. L. ARNOLD, A. M.,
Treasurer
Librarian
PRESIDENp AND PROFESSOR OF MOBAL PHILOSOPHY AND PHYSICS.
B. J. HAWTHORNE, A. M.,
PROPESSOB OF LANGUAGES.
an
osimj4tIge.
PBES'p B. L. ARNOLD, Chairman.
MR. JAMES A. CAUTHORN.
MR. J. M. OSBURN.
REV. J. EMERY, A. M.,
PROFESSOR OP MATHEMATICS.
EDGAR GRIMM,
PROFESSOR OF AGRICULTURE AND CHEMISTRY.
W. W. BRISTOW,
CQi4UQ
OI4j4fl4ftq4,
JUDGE JOHN BURNETT.
J. B. LEE.
MB. J. A. CAUTHORN.
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PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
MISS IDA BURNETT,
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
MISS E. MCFADDEN,
DRAWING AND PAINTING.
CATALOGUE OF
CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
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CATALOGUE OF CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
GEORGE A. GRIMES
WILLIAM C. CRAW:U'ORD
1875..
( REUBEN A FULLE.B, n. a
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Ms. CLARA EGLIN
MARIEN ELLIOTT
HATTIE M. HANNA
JAS. K. P. CTJBRmr, B.
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s.
GEO. F. BUERHART, B.
MoN. FINLEY, A. U.
S
MARY J. HARRIS, B. s....
*FANE J. KENDOLL B.
. Corvallis
. Corval1
S
. ('orvaij
1872.
(3. ALEXANDEB, B. s..
*JOHN EGLrN,
BOSS JACOBS, B. s..
> ALONZO 3. LOCKE, B. ..........
JAS. K. P. WEATHERFORD
1873.
LEANDFR N. LIGGETT
CLARA THAYER, B. s....
WILLIAM F. HEBRIN, .
OSCAR L. ISON, . s
S
1874.
JOHN B. BRYSON .
THOMAS H, CRAWFORD, B.
EMMET H. TAYLOR B. s
EMMA THAYER,
'Deceased.
S
. Bento
Benton County
Couity
Corvallis
Corvallis
Brownsvjiie
. Norton's
. Corvallis
Corvallis
Corvallis
Corvallis
1878
Albany
MOSICS NEUGASS,
B. S
1 79
*If5 WOITE,
BARTHOLOMEW P.SODEN,n s..
MARION El4LIufl, s...................
a.......................
1880.
WILLIAM E. YATES. A. M..................
' SHUBEL 0. McCANN, A. B...................
LILLIAN i4LA1S, A. B........................
I1ATTIk M. HAJNNA, B.
S....................
DAYTON ELLIOTT,
Line County
Albany
Corvallis
Jacksonville
Baker City
Corvallis
.Eagle Creek
East Portland
SAMUEL T. .JEFFREYS, A. B....
FREDERICK W. VINC)ENT, B. S..
LAURA TuOMPSON, B. S......
ELVIN 3. GLASS, n a
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Harrisburg
Norton's
GEORGE P. LENT, LS...........
NEWTON A. TIIOMP
B. S.
MINNIE it WHITE, B.
Cottage Grove
Corvallis
Lebanon
Corvallis
Jacksonviii8
.D. FOUNTAIN, B. s..
W. B. PBIVETT . S...
1876..
FRANKLIN CATJTHC RN, A. 1k!
tISAAC JACOBS, B.
Cottage trove
1871.
B. S
ADDlE M. ALLEN, B.8
Secretary.
'i'rea8urer.
1870.
ROBT. MOVEATOH B. 5..
ALICE E. RIDDLE, B. S.
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PInUP Fl LINN,
Pre8ideng.
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The roLlowing were graduated in Moral Philosophy
and Mathe
maties, and were proficientin Chemistry:
%Vjl.LIAM V. MASTERS, A. 3%..............
ElM JACOB$. A. B
BEITHA NEIJGASS, A. B....................
ALICE Id. HOithINO, B. S.....................
ARBIN R1C4R r,
a. s...........................
1883
Corvallis /
WILLIAM Ii. HOLMAN, B
' OEORG? B. BOVFlNOF.N, a
.Independence
Corvallis
Cdrvallis
Corva]Jis
orvallis
Albany
Hubbard
Corvallis
Corvallis
Corvallis
Corvallis
Corvallis
Corvallis
1881..
...................
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JESSIE L. TAYLOR. B.....................
IDA BURNETT,
s............................
1882.
ELMER FL CRARMAN, A.
T. LEONARD CFIARMAN, a. s.
Corvallis
- . . Oregon City
. Oregon City
Corvallis
Corvallis
Portland
Corvallis
Corvallis
Corvallis
Corvidlis
Corvallis
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s. ..........................MarionCo.
Co.
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CATALOGUE OF CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
ALL OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
Additon, Alton,
Allen, Ira,
Aliplitin, Emma F.,
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Abby, Edwin J.,
Abby, Richard,
Bowers, Ira E.,
Brassfield, Arthur,
Brock, Russell W.,
Buchanan, Andrew S.,
Buchanan, Robert G.,
Bush, Howard L.,
Clemens, John A.,
Collins, Benjamin F.,
Collins, James H.,
Crocker, Charle8 L.,
Davis, Zenas C.,
Denman, John,
Douglas, John,
Dunsworth, John A.,
Elliott, Elda J.,
Emery, William G.,
Ferguson, Claud C.,
Glass, David H.,
Guilliams, Rufus,
Haasler, J. C.,
Hodges, Arthur,
Holgate, Harry L.,
Holman, William H.,
Hovenden, George B.,
Humphreys, John H.,
Jackson, Edgar,
Jackson, Edwin,
Jacobs, Isadore,
Jennings, Orville 0.,
Johnson, Jasper J.,
Johnson, William W.,
Keesee,Andi ew T.,
Armstrong J.,
Arnold, Harry L.,
Baldwin, Carrie A.,
Baldwin, Cora,
Bassette, Eva,
Bayley, Eva,
Bayley, Lizzie J.,
Bayley, MaryE.,
Belknap, Ida,
Belknap, Eddy,
Bell, Homer,
Bell, Ora,
Bell, Lee,
Bell, Nettie,
Bell, Xenia,
Buchanan, Jane M.,
Burnett, Brady,
Burnett, Mattie,
Campbell, John,
Chenoweth, Ella,
Owslev, B. F.,
Peck, Frank J.,
Powell, William H.,
Priest, Frank L.,
Rayburn, Fred W.,
Robbins, 0. W.,
Ryals, W. F.,
Scott, Charles,
Skeels, Chester W.,
Skeels, George,
Stock, Sol. S.,
Thompson, Charles D.,
Wadsworth, William S.,
Whitney, J. E.,
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Cook, Edwin,
Crees, Kate,
Davidson, Inez,
Eglin, James L.,
Elliott, Minnie M.,
Emery, Bertha,
Emery, Lelia,
Feagles, Florence,
Friedly, Chancy,
Friendly, Hattie,
Friendly, Herbert,
Goidson, W. Henry,
Greffoz, Ed. P.,
Groves, Jessie,
Groves Lilly M.,
Harris, Henrietta,
Haskins, Ivie,
Hawthorne, Eddie S.,
Hayes, N. Belle,
Horning, Archie B.,
Jacobs, Sarah,
Johnston, Edwin J.,
Jones, Thomas,
Keesee, Lizzie,
Kelley, Addie E.,
Kelsay, Lyman,
Kennedy, Eflie,
Kiger, Offie E.,
Kime, Alice,
Langworthy, Perry,
Lewis, Florence,
Martin, Belle D.,
Mason, Chester,
McFadden, Julian,
McFarland, Minnie,
McLaughlin, Michael,
Miller, Lulu Maud,
Mitchell, Lana,
Nash, A. 1).,
Nash, W. Gifford.
Nelson, George,
Newton, Diana C.,
Newton, Margaret,
Owens, Ella,
Pitman, Emma,
Porter, Otis E.,
Porter, Marc,
Preston, Ethel,
Preston, John,
Ray, Herbert G.,
Ryals, Ada,
Rickard, Daniel,
Riekard James,
Rickarci, John,
Right, Hattie,
Right, Ida,
Robinson, Carrie,
Roggers, Charles E.,
Roggers, Harry,
Samuels, Alice L.,
Samuels, Jessie E.,
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CATALOGUE OF CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
Sawtelle, Uattie,
Simmons, Nellie,
Smith, Ed.,
Smith, Lula,
StOlair, Arthur J.,
Stock, Eddy,
Stock, Willie S..
Taylor, William 0.,
Vincent, Georgia,
Watkins, Jennie,
CATALOGUE OF CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
Wells, Otto,
Wiley, Charley,
Wiley, May,
Willard. Christina,
Wilson, Eddy,
Wilson, Robert J.,
Wrenn, Daisy,
Wreun, Richard,
Wrenn, Teenie,
Wrenn, 'Willie.
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PREPARATORY CLASSES.
Mathematics.Arithmetic, Algebra
English.Reading, Spelling, Geography, English Grammar, Penmanship, Composition, Elocution, History of United States.
NatUral Science.Natural History, Philosophy. Physiology.
Languages--Latin Grammar, Latin Reader, Greek Grammar,
Greek Reader, French Grammar and Reader, German.
Military ldrerthes.Tactics, Drill.
Agricultura&--Practical instruction on Farm.
FRESHMAN CLASS.
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Mathematics.Alge bra, Geometry.
English--Rhetoric, Composition, History, Book-keeping.
Natural ScienceInorganic and Organic Chemistry, Qualitative
Analysis, Structure and Physiology of Plants, Water, Atmosphere
and Soil in their relations to vegetable production, Meteorology,
Zoology, Botany, Physical Geography.
Languages. Ancient Geography, Roman Antiquities, Virgil, Cicero,
Greek Antiquities, Greek Testament, Homer, French, German.
Agriculture. Theory and Practice of Agriculture, Principles of
Tillage, Drainage, Landscape Gardening.
Military.Tactics, Drill.
Excursion8. --Botanical, Zoological.
SOPHOMORE CLASS.
Mathematical.Trigonometry (plane and spherical), Navigation,
Mensuration,
Farms, &c.
Surveying, Field Surveying, Drawing, Maps of
EnglishRhetoric Logic, Composition, Elocution, Book-keeping,
Universal History.
Natural Science.Analysis of Minerals, Ores, Soils, Manures, Ashes
of Plants, Mineral Waters, &o. &c.; Practice in Mineralogy, Entomology, Geology, Botany.
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CATALOGUE OF CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
CATALOGUE OF CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
Layuas.Romun and Greek Antiquities, Sallust, Horace Odes
and Epodes, Greek Testament, Homer, French, German.
AjricuUure. Theory and Practice of Agricultnre, Horticulture,
Farm Implements and Drainage, Stock Breeding.
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curo. Geological, Botanical.
JtINIOR CLASS.
Moral P/d1osop/ij.Evidenoes of Natural and Revealed Religion,
Moral Philosophy, Political Economy.
Mat/tematks.Analytical Geometry, Differential and Integral Caloulus, Practical Surveying and Engineering.
Eagiis/.Ment.al Philosophy, English Literature.
Natural &ienee.Qnnljtative and Quantitative Analysis, Mineralogy, Chemistry, Geology, Organic Analysis.
Languayes.Livy, Horace's Satires, Epistles, &e.; Odyssey, Do
Corona, Latin and Greek Composition. French, German.
Agrkulture.Theory and Practice of Agriculture, Tr.ining and
Culture of Fruit Trees, the Vine, Small Fruits, Culture of Flowers.
Mililar.Tactics, Drill.
SENIOR CLASS.
Moral Philosophy._.Evjdence of Natural and Revealed Religion
Continued.
Mcthenzatjcal. Mechanics, Astronomy, Civil Engineering.
Haural Science._Chernistry_completed; Quantitative Analysis.
Language8._Juen, Cicero, Tacitus, Alcestis, Thucydides, De-
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until he
Runx 1. No student can enter a class with any professor Pre3.
the
College
and
enrolled
by
the
shall have been admitted to
ident.
Puix 2. All students must attend the opening religious services
of each day.
required to observe "study" hours
RULE 3. All students will be
loitering
in
the
streets, in shops, or atpalces of
and not be found
amusement during these hours.
enter at any
RULE 4. No student shall play at cards or billiards, orhis room or
drinking,
or
buy.
keep,
or
use
in
time places of gambling or
elsewhere any intoxicating liquors.
of the Institution who i
RuLE 5. No one can remain a nemher
idle or vicious, or whose influance is detrimental to the discipline
or reputation of the College.
smoke on or near the ColRULE 6. No student will be allowed to
lege grounds.
abstain from all profane
RULE 7. All students will be required to
noisy
and
disorderly
conduct about
and obscene language, and all
the College buildings.
mosthenes.
AgricuUure._Theory and Practice of Agriculture, Laying out of
Lawns, Ornamenting Grounds, &e.
Military.Tactjcs, Drill.
RuLE 8.
Students must attend promptly to their duties and
studies assigned them, and in no case suspend a study or change a
recitation without permission.
r
and deportment of each
RuLE 9. A record of the scholarship
the in-
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student will be kept, and this will at all times be open to
spection of parents and guardians.
that students, on Sunday
RULE 10. It is expected and enjoined
attend the church of their choice, or that of their pareet8 or guardian.
CATALOGUE OF CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
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DEGHEES,
There are four degrees conferred in this Institution:
1. The degree, A. M., conferred on all who complete
the course in the study of Physics, Mathematics, Moral
Philosophy. History and Literature, and Language.
2 The degree, A. B., on such as complete the course in
the school of Physics, Mathematics, Moral Philosophy and
Ancient Language.
The degree, B. S., on such as complete the course in
th sct'oi of Physics, Mathematics, Moral Philosophy, Engineer;ng, Latin, and Special Department of Agriculture.
The degr e of Graduate in a schol, o" such as complete the course in inv schoo'.
No dgr-e will be conferre I upon 'ny student of immoral
conduct.
EXAMINATIONS.
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Stated examinations are all done in wriin; they are, of
two kindsIntermediate am! Final. The final examination occurs at the end of the year.
Foiure8 to ,
E.raminathm, No student failing to pass
at examinations on any study, will be ndxnitted to a second
exambiation on that study during the same year.
Candidates fo degrees will, at their final examination, be
e>amme(1 on the entire cinzrge. Students in the Ancient Lanr guages will be examined for degrees in dc Classical
Authors at the will of the Professor, and the examination
will not. be confined to th authors read by the student durthe session in the lecture room.
We require but two things of students, viz: Gentlernani
conduct anJ yood Ieseonsthese are unconditionally required
By gentlemanly conduct, we mean that all students a±.
required w behave toward one another and toward techer
as the laws of refined society direct.
GOOD LESS0NS.We mean by "good lessons" that stu-
dents wl, be required to attain in daily recitation at least
50; our standard of perfect lessons being 100. Everything
F like inattention, talking, communicating in any way wha-..
ever during reitation, and being tardy at recitation, Wi '
detract from merit of recitation. Students persisting in
violation od these rules will b promptly dismissed
We sincerely hope that no student who does not intend
laws, will apply for admisto obey ehee-flLi/y these simple
sion.
REMARK1.
No student from another (11001 will be admitted to this
school, unless he brings ccrtificate of good conduct from
the President of that shool.
REMABK 2.
No student will be allowedto take up less than three
studies. r more than five, oxcept in special cases.
REMABK :.
No student will be allowedto change a study in any
case, or discontinue a stutly,un]ess, in case of ill health,
physician of good standing
lie bring a certificate fr
that. such change or discontinuance is absolutely necessary
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see fit to allow such change or discontirnj
REMARK 4.
tf disorder at recitation, absence from recita,il 'be.
- reported and students permitted to render
own excuses upon honor, and in writing; their exto be submitted to the entire fcu ty for extminBut in all cases students must state 8pcia1 not gnil reasons, It will not do to say "I had important business," but the kind of business must be stated,
and the
?amilty must decide its impoance.
REMARK 5.
vs
of
the
State
forbid drunkenness,gambling rioTh1a'c
uct
of
any
kind,
attenng saloons; penalty for
9us COfl(l
itinn
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LOCATION.
The College is located at Corvallis, Benton County, Ore-
goi. This is a healthful place.
sisten( eexpulsion.
REMARK 6.
11 communications between ladies and gentlemen on
the e College premises are expressly forbidden.
gir
REMARK 7.
student leaving this College without the permiss:ion
oft he Faculty, is liable to he declared
expelled.
SCALE OF DEMERITS.
Absence from recitation
5to 10
Late at recitation
5 to 10
Failure at recitation
S to io
Leaving recitation without excuse
5 t3 3')
Ladies and gentlemen conversing on premises..
5th 25
Disorder at recitation
50
5th
General disorder
SESSIONS.
The scholastic year couists of ten months, of twen
days each. This is divided into three equal Terms.
EXPENSES.
PAYMENT IN ADVANCE.
Tuition charged from date of entrance to the end of
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100 demerits dismiss.
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term. No deduction except for sickness.
Primary Department
Preparatory, English
$5 00
6 00
Preparatory, Classical................................. 8 00
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Collegiate, Irregular. .................................... 13 00
Collegiate, Regular.. ................................... 15 00
Contingent fee........................................... 1 00
Laboratory fee for students of Chemistry............
1 00
EXTRAS.
Stol00
Mr,ckrn
Lanunes. each, ..............................5
o6
Graduating fee, Classical course......................0 00
Graduating fee, Scientific.............................8 00
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PRIMAItY.Readiflg, Spelling, Mental Arithmetic and
Primary Geography.
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Day. Commencement
1884. 3, March
Term. Third of Beginning
1883, 3, December
Term. Second of Beginnning
1883 3, Septembe
begins Session
1883-1884. for CALENDAR
sickness. serious protracted, of case in unless it, out
with- or excuse with absent whether recitation, at failure
of mark the receive will recitation from absentees All
Faculty; th of option the at this t
and Christmas. at except holidays, no be will There
charge. of free tion,
any
gradua- to passed been have may they which in school
All
in lectures attend can school this of graduates
a
distinction. of certificate receive will cent.,
per 75 examination at attaining undergraduates All
quired.
re- examination the pass person that unless degrees o son
per- no pass will we for examination, thorough a passing
without g.t e'nnot they this scholarship; in honor seek
school, this attending students all that presumed is It
guardian. or parent her
or is 1' of permission the without minor a tru4 on,e lu) Jet
PUBLIC. THE TO
or reside, they which
College. the of President the to
in district the for Senator the to applying by pointments
ap- secure may men Young old. years sixteen over men,
young sixty of tuition free the for provides law The
STUDENTS. STATE
week. per dollars four to three from costs Board
BOARD.
Greek and Latin and course Reynlar.Scientific Collegiate,
course, Scientific Irregular. Collegiate,
Greek. or Latin, and English Claica1 Prtparatory
Reader. and Geography Algebra, ementary
El- Arithmetic, Written Lngiih.Gramrnar, Preparatory
COLL,..
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