TWENTY-FIRST
ANNUAL CATALOGUE cOF THE
Officers and Students
OF
1CORVJkLLLS
OREGON
State Agricultural college.
ORVALIJS, ®REGON.
PORTLAND OREGON:
ANDERSON S CO., PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS.
s 886
Soar
HON. B. F. BURCH,
Dg. j. B. LEE,
of 7rwtee
Independence.
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of te Sort, for
®ff:eer
Corvallis.
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J. A. CAUTHORN,
Corvallis.
CAUTI-IORN,
Corvallis.
I)a. J. B. LEE, Pres,a'en/
REV. JOSEPH EMERY,
I(lamath.
A. CAUTHORN, Vice-J',-esif
JUDGE R. S. .STRAHAN,
Albany.
J. A. CAUTHORN, Secreiary.
M. JACOBS,
Corvallis.
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REv. D. C. McFARLAND,
Riw. J. R. N. BELL,
R. L. BUCHANAN,
RoseInrg.
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Corvalli',.
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HON. J. M. OSBURN,
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L. ARNOLD, (ex-ojleio)
JUDGE R. P. BOISE,
M. JACOBS, Treasurer
1'nngent.
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PRES. J. W. JOHNSON,
Corvallis.
XEGU?ltJy @OMMI1EE
P. L. BUCHANAN,
Corvallis.
M. JACojs
Salem.
J. A. CAUTHOIN,
Eugene.
REV. J. W. COMPTON,
IUDpiq NG AND FINANG
REV. R. C. OGLESBY,
Ruv. E. G. MICHAELS,
B, L. ARI\'OI,D,
HON. E. B. MoELROY,
Salem.
DR. J. M. APPLEWHITE,
Qonallis.
OMMI'injTE
J. A. CAUL'i-Jol(N,
J. M. OSBURN
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CIA R.t E I. IN, Fresideni.
3acut/
N. A. THOMI'soN, Secretary.
or
Miss IIJA BURNETT, Treasurer.
1870.
K. P. CiiKRIN, B. S..............Cottage Grove.
B. L, ARNOLD, A. M.,
BT. MCNRAI(IJ, B. S
Frisident and Profcasor 41 Phiiassphy (Meral and Fhy:irai).
ICE E. Btimi.:, B S.
FRED. BERCIITOLD, A. M.,
J-'rajessnr 41 Lnnuar. (Ancient and Mvderu).
EDGAR GRIM. A. 13.,
41 ChenàI'y and AgicuiIre.
OLIN J. WIMI3ERLY, A. M.,
Prafesw. 41 Mathematics and Tactics.
Cottage Grove.
Corvallis.
1871.
.0. F. BIJEEHAKI', 13. S.
MiN, FINLEY, A. B.
AS. I). FOUNtAIN, B. S.
14. l'ItIVRTr, II. S.
ARY j. HARRIS, B.S
NNIE j. KEND0LL, B S
I ebanon.
Corvallis.
jcl'sonvi1le.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
1872.
usi,s C. ALRXANIiER, B S
IN Euiir B. S.
Ilenton County.
Benton County.
ROSA JACOSIS, B. S
W. W. BRISTOW, A. 13.,
Fre/ara4'ry Teacher.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Lion County.
ALONZO J. LOCKE, B. S
JAs. K. P. WEATHERFORD,
1873.
Free.hand Drawing is taught by I'KOF. JJERCHTOLIJ.
Painting is taught by Mrs. F. A. HEI.sI.
LFANI'ER N LICOF1T
CLARA IIIAYER, 11. S.
Wti.i.i,os F. I IKERIN, B S
OSCAR L, ISON, B S
Albany.
Corvallis.
Baker City.
1874.
JoHN 14. 13IysoN, B S
Brownsville.
Norton's.
EMMET II. TAVI.oR, B. S.
Corvallis.
EMMA THAYER, B. S.
Corvallis.
Thn following were gradu.ted in Morsi PhiIonphy and Mshernatic c, and were procient
THOMAS 11. CRAWFORn, 13. S.
in Chemistry
GEoRGE A. GRIMES,
WIt.I.IAtt C. CRAwIoRp,
Decease,)
Ilarrislmrg.
Nortons
CA7.4LOG(JE OF CORV.4LLZS
U
S7'A TE .4 (;/'/(uLTuA'AL COLLEGE.
1875.
1883.
REUHEN A. FULlER, B. S.
PI1II.II
Corvallis.
Fagle Creek.
E. LINN, B. S.
1876.
ADDlE M. ALLEN, B. S.
FRANK
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
N CAUTILORN, A. M.
*lsc JACOBS, B S
GEORGE P. LENT, U.S.
NEWtON A. THOMPSON, B. S
MINNIE M. WHITE, B.S.
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East Portland.
. Corvallis.
Albany.
WILLIAM G. EMERY, A B
WILLIAM H. l-I0LMAN, B. S.
R FIOVENDUN, B. S
884.
LIZZIE J. BAYLEY, A. B.
DAVID FL. GLASS, A. B.
Independence.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
FREDERICK %V. VINCENT, B. S.
LAURA TIIOSIIsoN, B. S.
ELvIN J. GI.ASS, B. S.
MoSE.S S. NELJGASS, B S
1878.
-*ERNEST WHITE, A.M.
B.ARTHOI.OMEW T. SODEN, B. S.
MARION ELLIOT1, B. S.
DAYTON ELLIOTT, B. S.
.
Albany.
Hubbard.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
1880.
WII.LIAM E. YATES, A. M
SHUIIEL G. MCCANN, A. B
ISAI)OR JACOBS, A. B.
l-lERIFRT
G. RAY, A. B
LILLIAN Giss, A. B.
IlArrIE M. HANNA, B. S.
EuGAR GRist, B. S.
1881.
ELMER E. CHARsIr, A. B
Oregon City.
Oregon City.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
T. LEONARD CHARMAN, B. S
JESSIE L. 'AYLOR, B. S.
IDA BURNETT, B S
1882.
\VIII.IAM V. MASTERS, A. M
EriA JACOIIS, A. B
BERTHA NEUGASS, A B
ALICE M. HORNING, B. S.
NETTlE SI'ENCF.R, B S
AllelE RIGHT, B. S.
* Dcceaed.
1885.
ALONZO Au.EN, A. B.
FRED J. YATES, A. B
J. E. Wittr.v,
Portland.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
I inn County.
Butteville.
Corvallis.
B.S.
ANDREw S. BUCHANAN, B. S
l-lRNRII:rr,
hARRIS, B. S................irvallis.
l886.
HEKUERT KITTREIJGE, A. B
C. H. TnOMPs0N. A. B.
B. F. COLLINS, B. S
0. W. RonuiNs, B. S.
HARRY HOI.GATF, B. S.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Corvillis.
Corvallis.
Newport.
Crawfordsville.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
Portland.
WILLIAM E. NEWTON, A. B.
1878.
SAMUEL T. JEFIREVS, A. B
Linn County.
Benton County.
Marion County.
R. J. WILSON, B S
DIANA NEWTON, B. S.
MINNIE MCFARLAND, 1$. S
HARRIS, B. S.
Monroe.
Butte Creek.
Collins.
Molafla.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
All'any.
Corvallis.
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CATALOGUE OF CORVALLIS
Addition, A. S.,
Allen, Ira,
Aitree, Oliver,
Applewhite, J. C.,
Arnold, H. L,,
Atwood, Chas.,
Avery, ChesteT,
Baldwin, Carrie,
Bell, H. F.,
Bennett, J. G.,
Blair, Clara,
Brallier. F. E.,
Buchanan, R. G.,
Buchanan,J. G.,
Burnett, Mattie,
Campbell, John,
Cauthorn. Willard,
Cauthorn, Blake,
Cauthorn, Ruth,
Collins, B. F.,
Collins, J. H.,
Cooper, R. E.,
Davey, Osborne,
Davis, Bertha,
Davis, C. A.,
Dreskill, Wm,,
Feller, J. P.,
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Ferguson, Nida,
Fischer, August,
Fischer, Lewis,
Friendly, Hattie,
Gates, John,
Groves, Jessie,
Groves, Lillie,
Hall, Wm.,
Harris, Frances,
Hinton, H. C.,
Hoffman, Maud,
Holgate, H. I..,
Holgate, E. T.,
Horning, Jas.,
Horning, F. A.,
l-Iuffrnan, John,
Huffman, Minnie,
Hunt, Chas.,
Hunt, Clyde,
Hunt, Lee,
Jacobs, Sarah,
Kearney, L.,
Kemp, L. J.,
Kerr, J. R.,
Keesee, Lizzie,
K ittredge, Herbert,
Kittredge, Lota,
Kittredge, Emma,
Korthauer, Laura,
Lewis, Jas.,
Lilly, Annie,
Lilly, Jennie,
Lock, Ida,
Martin, B. S.,
Mason, C.,
McFarland, Minnie,
Meads, S. S.,
Mecklin, Jennie,
Montgomery, 0. W.,
Moore, A.,
Mulkey, Frank,
Nash, Percival,
Newton, Diana,
Phillips, E.,
Phillips, H. J.,
Pitman, Emma,
Rayburn, F. W.,
STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
Rickard, J. H.,
Robbins, 0. W.,
Rohrer, W. B.,
Rose, 0. M.,
Schott, Edgar,
Skeels, G. H.,
Starr, J. FL,
Smith, Ned,
Smith, Lulu,
Smith, Liza,
St. Clair, A.,
Stock, W. S.,
Stock, E,,
Taylor, Chas.,
Taylor, \V. C.,
Thompson, C. D.,
Waggoner, G. E.,
Waggoner, 0. V.,
Waggoner, Jessie,
Waggoner, Minnie,
Waugh, T. U.,
Weber, Emma,
Wells, C. 0.,
Williams, Frank,
'Wilkins, J.,
Wilson, E.,
Wilson, R. J.,
cA7.4LOCUE OF CORVALLIS
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STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
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Natural Science.Analysis of Minerals, Ores, Soils, Manures, Ashes of
Goue
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tuy.
J'reecrjbed by Me State.
FEE PARA TORY CLASSES.
Plants, Mineral Waters, etc., etc.; Practice in Mineralogy, Etymology,
Geology, Botany.
Lançuages.Roman and Greek Antiquities, Sallust, Horace, Odes and
Ephodes, Greek Testament, Homer, French, German.
Agriculture Theory and Practice of
Agriculture, Horticulture, Farm Implement and Drainage, Stock Breeding.
Excursions. Geological, Botanical.
Mathematics.Arithmetic, Algebra.
Eng-lish.-----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.
lWilitar)' Exercises.Tactics, Drill.
AgriculturalPractical instruction on Farm.
JUNIOR CLASS.
Moral Pkilosophy.Evidences of Natural and Revealed Religion, Moral
Philosophy, Political Economy.
Melhematics. Analytical Geometry, Differential and Integral Calculus,
Practical Surveying and Engineering.
Englith.Mental Philosophy, English Literature.
Na/ural ScienceQualitative and Quantitative Analysis, Mineralogy, Chemistry, Geology, Organic Analysis.
FRESHMAN CLASS.
Languages.Livy, Horace's Satires, Epistles, etc.; Odyssey, De Corona,
Mathematics.Algebra, Geometry.
English.Rhetoric, Composition, History, Book-keeping.
Natur üÉ SrienetInorganic and Organic Chemistry, Qualitative Analysis,
Agriculture.Theory and Practice of Agriculture, Training and Culture of
Structure and Physiology of Plants, Water, Atmosphere and Soil in
their relations to vegetable productio n, Meteorology, Zoology. Rotany,
I liysical Geography.
Lang'-uages.--Ancient Geography, Roman Antiquities, Virgil, Cicero, Greek
Antiquities, Greek Testament, Homer, F'rench, German.
AgricultureTheory and Practice of Agriculture, Principles of Tillage,
Drainage, Landscape Gardening.
MilitaryTactics, Drill.
Excursions.Botaoical, Zoological.
Latin and Greek Composition, crench,
German.
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Fruit Trees, the Vine, Small Fruits, Culture of Flowers.
MilitaryTactics, Drill.
SENIOR CLASS.
Moral P/iilosophy.Evidence of Natural and Revealed Religioncontinued.
MaMe,naticaLMechanics, Astronomy, Civil Engineering.
A,tgra/ & ienre.Chemistrycompleted; Quantitative Analysis.
La'uages.Juvenal, Cicero, Tacitus, Alcestis, Thucydides, Demosthenes.
Arir ti/tire.- -Theory out! Practice of Agriculture, Laying out of Lawns,
(}rnainenting Grounds, etc.
Military.Tactics, Drill.
SOPIIOMOJIE CLASS.
Mathernalical.Trigonometry (plane and spherical), Navigation, Mensuration, Surveying, Field Surveying, Drawing Maps of Farms, etc.
Englis/i.Rhetoric, Logic, Composition, Elocution, Book.keeping, Universal
History.
CATALOGUE OF CORVALLIS
Goffee
STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
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lereed ctriit &cLrrtirictflorid.
P,-es,-ibed /y Me SLale.
DG1EEs.
Rux r. No student can enter a class with any professor until he shall
have been admitted to the College and enrolled by the President.
RtrLE 2.
All students must attend the opening religious services of
each day.
RuI.E 3. All students will be required to observe "study" hours and
not be found loitering in the streets, in shops, or at places of amusement
during these hours.
RULE 4. No student shall play at cards or billiards, or at any time visit
placs of amb1zn, or ,,'rinkjm,, or buy, keep, or use in his room or elsewhere
There are three degrees conferred in this Institution.
i. The degree, A. B., on such as complete the course in the school of
Physics, Mathematics, Moral Philosophy, and Ancient Languages.
The degree, B. S., on such as complete the course in the school of
Physics, Mathematics, Moral Philosophy, Engineering, Latin, and Special
Department of Agriculture.
The degree of Graduate in a school, on such as complete the course
in any school.
No degree will be conferred upon any
any intoxicating liquors.
RuLE 5. No one can remain a member of the Institution who is idle or
vicious, or whose influence is detrimental to the discipline or reputation of the
College.
Rui.i 6. No student will be allowed to smoke on or near the College
grounds.
RULE 7. All students will be required to abstain from all profane and
obscene language, and all noisy or disorderly conduct about the College
buildings.
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.
XAMINAIFIONS.
Stated examinations are oral and in writing; they are of two kinds
Intermediate and Final.
The final examination occurs at the end of the year.
FAILURES TO PASS ExAMINA'rloNs.No student failing to pass at examinations on any study, will be admitted to a second examination on that
study during the same year.
Candidates for degrees will, at their final examination, be examined on
the entire course. Students in the Ancient Languages will be examined for
degrees in the Classical Authors at the will of the Professor, and the examination will not be confined to the authors read by students during the session in
the lecture room.
RulE . A record of the scholarship and deportment of each student
will be kept, and this will at all times he open to the inspection of parents
and guardians.
RuLl 10. It is expected and enjoined that students, on Sunday, attend
the church of their choice, or that of their parents or guardians.
LlITl1EIAIY SoGIY.
The Adelphian Literary Society meets weekly and is in a flourishing
condition.
hi
The Adelphian Library contains some thousand volumes of assorted and
choice literature.
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CATALOGUE OF CORVALLIS
STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
2eufctfloru.
Misseef'farteou.
No student from another school will be admitted to this school, unless he
bring a certificate of good standing from the faculty of the school from which
he may come to us. This rule has been concurred in by the State University.
LloGAI0N.
The College is located at Corvallis, Benton County, Oregon, and is accessible by boat and rail to all parts of the State.
No student will be allowed to take up less than three, or more than five
studies, except in special cases.
No student will be allowed to change a study in any case, or discontinue
a study, unless, in Case of ill health, he bring a certificate from a physician of
good standing, that such change or discontinuance is absolutely needful to the
student's physical welfare, or the faculty see good reasnsto allow such change
or tsCofltiii sauce.
Iv.
All cases of disorder a recitation, absence from recitation, etc., wilI be
reported and students penn Iitted
to render their excuses upon honor, and in
writing; their excuses will be submitted
to the faculty for examination. But
in all cases the students mu st give spiaI not
çrnereI reasons. The excuse so
often given, viz.: "I had
important business," will never be taken as asufficient excuse.
Any student leaving the school without a written permission from the
faculty is liable to be declared expelled.
The following resolution was passed by the Board of Trustees at the last
annual meeting of that body:
Rescilved,
a,
t
That, ii the Faculty advise a student himself to withaw
from school, or his parents or guardian to withdraw him, refusal to follow the
request or advice of the Faculty, shall be met by the expulsion of such student;
provided that notice of this rule shall have been given to such parent or guar.
dian or student.
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N SE S.
PAYMENT IN ADVANCE.
Tuition charged from the date of entrance to the end of term.
No de-
duction except for sickness.
Preparatory, English
Preparatory, Classical
Collegiate, Irregular
Collegiate, Regular
Contingent Fee
Laboratory Fee for Students of Chemistry
EXTRAS.
Painting
Graduating Fee, Classical Course
Graduating Fee, Scientific
Monthly statements of the conduct and standing of students will be rendered to parents.
PREPARATORY, ENGLISH--Grammar, Written
Algebra, Geography and Reader.
SGAIE 01:1 DElMEprs.
0H
SESSIONS.
The scholastic year consists of ten months of twenty days each. This is
divided into three equal terms.
Absence from recitation 5 to to.
Late at recitation
Failure at recitation
to 10.
Leaving recitation
Disorder at recitation
to 5o.
General disorder
5 to too.
A student who receives too demerits, is dismissed.
--- 5 to 10.
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PREPARATORY, CLAssIcALEnglish and Latin, or Greek.
COLLEGIATE, IRREGULARScientific Course.
COLLEGIATE, REGULARScientific Course and Latin and Greek.
Students holding State appointments are requested to furnish themselves
with uniforms. These uniforms need not cost over IS.00 per suit, and
would better be procured at Corvallis.
CATALOGUE OF CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
BOA FD.
Board COStS from three to four dollars per week.
STA'l
SuDENTs.
The law provides for the free tuition of sixty young men, over sixteen
years old. Young men may secure appointment by applying to the Senator
for the district in which they reside, or to the President of the College.
AIiENDAI FOl l88Z.
First Term begins
Second Term begins
Third Term begins
Commencement Day
Entrance Examination
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September 8, x886.
December 8, i886.
March 9, 1887.
June 8, i887.
September 7, 1887.
Vacation of one week given at Christmas.
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Persons intending to come to this school will please prepare themselves
to enter the College Classes before they come. There are good preparatory
schools now in many neighborhoods. Any high school can prepare pupils
for the College.
NOTEFor detailed information about the Agricultural studies, see the
Biennial Report of the President, made to the State Legislature.