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OFFICERS AND STUDENTS

OF WESTEItN MA~YLA~ COLLEGE

WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND.

1882-83·

BALTIMORE: PRESS OF ISAAC FRIEDENWALD, 103 W. Fayette St. 1883.

WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE. TRUSTEES.

JOHN SMITH, ESQ., PRESIDEN'f Westminster, Md.

REV. J. T. WARD, D. D., SECRETARY. .•.•...... •...... " J. W. HERING, M. D., TREAsuRER . " ISAAC C. BAILE, ESQ., ASSISTANTTREASURER . " " HON. JOHN K. LONGWELL . " " E. O. GRIMES, EsQ . REV. H. C. CUSHING, A. M Level, " REV. JAMES K. NICHOLS, D. D Johnsville, " REV. SILAS B. SOUTHERLAND, D. D Lynchburg, Va. REV. LAWRENCE W. BATES, D. D Centreville, Md. REV. JOHN J. MURRAY, D. D., M. D Baltimore, " ';'REV. PETER LIGHT WILSON Johnsville, " REv. DANIEL W. BATES, D. D Edesville, " REV. RHESA SCOTT NORRIS Baltimore, REV. DAVID WILSON, M. D., U. S. A Fort Meade, D. T. REV. EDWARD J. DRINKElOUSE, M. D., D. D Baltimore, Md. JOfIN G. CLARKE, EsQ...... " WM. B. USILTON, EsQ Chestertown, " GEORGE J. MEEKINS, EsQ Cambridge, " HON. ORMOND HAMMOND St. Michaels, REV. J. THOMAS MURRAY, D. D Baltimore, " JAMES W. THOMPSON, A. M Centreville, " WM. G. BAKER, EsQ Buckeystown, " ALFRED ZOLLICKOFFER, EsQ ,.Uniontown, HENRY SWOPE, EsQ Libertytown, " BENEDICT MILBURN, EsQ Washington, D.C. CHARLES BILLINGSLEA, D. D. S Westminster, Md. RICHARD B. NORMENT, EsQ...... " JOHN S. REPP, EsQ Union Bridge, " *SAMUEL McKINS'rRY, EsQ McKinstry's Mills, " WM. FENBY, EsQ Westminster, " "'Deceased. 4 WESTERN MARYLAND OOLLEGE. . FACULTY OF THE MALE DEPARTMENT.

REV. J. T. WARD, D. D., PRESIDENT, Professor of Mental and Moral Science.

G. W. DEVILBISS, A. M., VICE-PRESIDENT, -Professor of Belles-Lettres.

REV. JAMES W. REESE, A. M., PH. D., Professor of Ancient Languages and Literature.

D. W. HERING, C. E., Professor, of MathemaNcs and Instructor in Get·man.

WM. H. ZIMMERMAN, A. M., Professor of Natural Science and the .French Language ..

c. BERRY CUSHING, A. M., Principal of Preparatory Department.

J. W. HERING, M. D., Lecturer on Anatomy, Physiology and .Hjgiene.

R. B. NORMENT, ESQ., Lecturer on Civil Law and Political Economy.

WILLIAM R. McDANIEL, A. M., Tutor in Latin, Greek and Mathematics. WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE. 5

MALE DEPARTMENT.

SENIOR CLASS. HARRY F. H. BAUGHMAN Westminster, Carroll Co., Md. WILLIAM W. DUMM Johnsville, Frederick " FRANKLIN P. FENBY Westminster, Carroll "" JOSEPH W. Krax Alexandria, Alexandria "Va. SAMUELD. LEECH Albany, Albany " N.Y. R. L. LINTHICUM Church Creek, Dorchester " Md. ALONZOL. MILES Marion, Somerset JESSE W . NORRIS , Baltimore City, " S. C. OHRUM ...... •....•...•.•.••.. Finksburg, Carroll Co., " FRANKLINH. SCUEFFER Silver Run, " " JOHN J. F. THQblPSON Nassau, N. P., West Indies. LOUIS C. W AINWRIGH'f Princess Anne, Somerset Co., Md.

JUNIOR CLASS. FR,ANKT. BENSON New Market, Frederick Co., Md. GEORGE W. GIST Westminster, Carroll " "'BRADLEYW. KINDLEY Fountain Mills, Frederick "

SOPHOMORE CLASS. FRANK McC. BROWN Uniontown, Carroll Co., Md. <;'HORACEG. COWAN _ Ouba, Allegany "N.Y. JOHN H. CUNNINGIllM Westminster, Carroll " Md. WILLIE H. EICHELBERGER Heathsville, Northumb'l'd " Va. JAMESD. GWYNN.: T. B., Prince George's "Md. THEOPHILUS HARRISON Charlotte Hall, St. Mary's " " CLINTONB .• TARMAN Greensboro, Caroline "" HERSCHELF. LA MOT'fE Finksburg, Carroll " " GEORGE F. LANDERS Mechanicstown, Frederick " " J. WILLIAM MOORE Baltimore City, " THOMAS A. MYERS Union Bridge, Carroll Co., " {~·THOM.A.S L. PRICE Queenstown, Queen Anne's" " *T. JESSE SHREEVE Liberty, Frederick " " WOODLAND1. TODD Salisbury, Wicomico "" A. C. WILLISON Cumberland, Alleghany "" 6 WESTERN MARYLAND OOLLEGE.

FRESHMAN CLASS. HARRY W. H. Axoss Baltimore City, Md. LEYBURN M. BENNETT """ Waverly, Baltimore Co., " ALBERT H. BILLINGSLEA Westminster, Carroll B. ALFRED DU~fM Johnsville, Frederick GEORGE C. ERB Union Mills, Carroll E. HARWOOD FLAGG, JR Philadelphia, Pa. CHARLES M. GROW, Jr Frederick, Frederick " Md. JOHN L. N. HENilIAN Berlin, Worcester ';'JOSEPH R. HUN'r'l'. " " ; "'''' T. B., Prince George's EDWIN T. MOWBRAY Fowling Creek, Caroline "" CHRISTOPHER Noss Silver Run, Carroll " ':'GEORGE O. QUESENBERRY Slate Mills, Rappabannock " Va. W~[. E. Roor.. : " Westminster, Carroll "Md. *EDWIN SCHAEFFER Bachman's Mills, s , *WILLlAM n. WHITE Whiton, Worcester " "'F. H. WHITAKER , .. Enfield, Halifax "N. C. ':'Partial Course. WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE. 7

THE 'FOLLOWING NAMED STUDENTS

ARE PURSUING THE REGULAR COURSE OF STUDY, WITH THE VIEW OF BECmUNG AITNISTERSOF 'l'HE GOSPEL:

FRANK T. BENSON Junior Class.

HORACE G. COWAN Sophomore WILLIAM W. DUMM Senior " BRADLEY W. KINDLEy Junior " JOSEPH W. KIRK Senior " SAMUEL D. LEECH . " JESSE W. NORRIS . " S. C. OHRUM .. JOHN J. F. THOMPSON . " LOUIS C. WAINWRIGHT . 8 WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE.

COURSE OF STUDY.

MALE DEPARTMENT.

FRESHMAN CLASS.

FIRST TERM. SECOND TERM. Allen & Greenough's Latin Grammar. Allen & Greenough's Latin Grammar. Latin Composition. Latin Composition. Cresar de Bello Gallico. Ovid; Sallust. Goodwin's Greek Grammar. Goodwin's Greek Grammar. Xenophon's Anabasis. Anabasis, concluded. Physiology. Greek Composition. Wentworth's Algebra, beginning at Physiology, concluded. chap. XV. Wentworth's Geometry. Kellogg's Rhetoric. General History. Whitney's German Grammar. Whitney's German Grammar. Original Essays. Original Essays. Elocution. Elocution.

SOPHOMORE CLASS.

FIRST TERM. SECOND TERM. Allen & Greenough's Latin Grammar. Allen & Greenough's Latin Grammar. Latin Composition. Latin Composition. Cicero's Select Orations. Virgil's lEneid. Goodwin's Greek Grammar. Goodwin's Greek Grammar. Xenophon's Memorabilia. Herodotus. Greek Composition. Greek Composition. Leighton's History of Rome. English Literature. Chemistry. Chemistry. Olney's Trigonometry. Gillespie's Surveying. French Grammar. Lectures on Determinants. Whitney's German Reader. Fasquelle's Telemaque. Original Essays. Whitney's German Reader. Elocution. Original Essays. Elocution. WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE. 9

JUNIOR CLASS.

FIRST TERM. SECOND TERM. Mental Philosophy. Moral Philosophy. Coppee's Logic. Coppee's Logic. Latin Composition. Latin Composition. Livy; Cicero de Natura Deorum. Horace. Greek Composition. Greek Composition . Homer's Iliad, or Odyssey. .Demosthenes' Philippics; Lysias. Olney's General Geometry. Olney's Differential Calculus. Ganot's Natural Philosophy. Geology. De Stael's Corinne. De Stael's Corinne. Schiller's Tell. Schiller's Tell. Original Essays. Original Essays. Elocution. Elocution.

SENIOR CLASS.

FIRST TER!L SECOND TERM. Butler's Analogy. History of Philosophy:' Whately's Rhetoric. Shakespeare. Latin Composition. Latin Composition. Tacitus: Germania and Agricola. Terence, or Plautus and Juvenal. Plato's Apology and Crito. Aristophanes ; Sophocles. Greek Composition. Greek Composition. Olney's Integral Calculus. Peck's Mechanics. Geology. Lectures on the Method of Least .. Select French Literature. Squares. Goethe's Faust. Astronomy. Original Orations. Select French Literature. Goethe's Faust. Original Orations.

All the above studies, except French and German, are required for the degree of A. B. 10 WESTERN MAlGYLAND COLLEGE.

PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.

. This Department is designed to prepare Students for College; but the studies, while arranged mainly to that end, are such as to meet the wants of those also who desire only to lay the foundation of an English education. ADMISSION. For admission to this Department the applicant must have a good acquaintance with the elementary English branches, and comply with the conditions specified on page 2I.

FIRST SECTION . • JAMES M. ARRINGDALE Centreville, Queen Anne's Co., Md. EDWARD L. BILLINGSLEA Westminster, Carroll "" SAMUELA. BOUCHER Grantsville, Garrett A~lON BURGEE Fountain Mills, Frederick " WILLIAM R. EDWARDS Westminster, Carroll S'l'ERLINO A. GALT Taneytown, " PAUL W. I{uHNS ...... •••••. ~ Westminster, " WILLTE A. MALEHORN...... " " " " JOSEPH G. MALOY Oxford, Talbot JAMES A. MELVIN Denton, Caroline FREDERIOK D. l\IlrLLER W estrninster, Carroll " GEORGEE. NONEMAKER .. " " VERNON REESE . " " CHARLES T. REIFSNIDER, J R .. LOUIS M. SELLMAN W arJieldsburg, " " HENRY H. SLIFER Poolesville, Montgomery " J. JOSEPH SMITH New Windsor, Carroll NATHAN H. WILSON Woodville, Frederick " " LUTHER P. WlNEBRENNER Rouzersville, Franklin " Pa. WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE. 11

SECOND SECTION. WILLIE R. ANDERS Westminster, Carroll Co., Md. JOHN M. DENTON Dayton, Howard " " *HARRY A. DODD Wye Mills, Queen Anne's Co., " JOHN F. EVERHART Westminster, Carroll " THOMAS T. FENBY •••••••••••••••••. ~...... •.• " ROBERT D. GARRISON Norfolk, Norfolk Va. HARRY J. HAINES McKinstry's ]\11118,Carroll " Md. W ILLI.A.MT. LARGENT...... Liberty, Frederick " CHARLESL. MERING ,. Avondale, Carroll HOWARDF. K. INORMENT Westminster " HARRY N. PENN Baltimore City, " JAMESJ. Ross . " FRANK J. SHRINER McKinstry's Mills, Carroll Co., " AR'fIIUR F. SnUTH Westminster, E. GEHR SMITH . " " FRANCIS E. S'fEVENS Rock Hall, Kent " A. CLARKETHOMPSON W estminster, Carroll " GILPIN S. WOODWARD Wilmington, New Castle Del. HARVEY M. ZEPP Westminster, Carroll Md. ~'Deceased. 12 WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE.

PREPARATORY COURSE.

SECOND SECTION.

FIRST TERM. SECOND TERM. Harvey's Grammar. Harvey's Grammar. Oornell's Grammar School Geography. Oornell's Grammar School Geography. Wentworth's Algebra. Wentworth's Algebra. Davies' Practical Arithmetic. Davies' Practical Arithmetic. History of the United States. History of the United States. Latin Lessons. Allen & Greenough's Latin Grammar. Allen & Greenough's Latin Grammar. Latin Lessons. Goodwin's Greek Grammar. Goodwin's Greek Grammar. White's Greek Lessons. White's Greek Lessons. Spelling, Reading, Penmanship. Spelling, Reading, Penmanship.

FIRST SECTION. FIRST TERM. SECOND TERM. Harvey's Grammar. Harvey's Grammar. Brooks's Written Arithmetic. Cornell's Physical Geography. Wentworth's Algebra. Wentworth's Algebra. Allen & Greenough's Latin Grammar. Allen & Greenough's Latin Grammar. Cornelius Nepos. Oresar de Bello Gallico. Goodwin's Greek Grammar. Goodwin's Greek Grammar. White's Greek Lessons. Xenophon's Anabasis. Oomposition, Declamation. White's Greek Lessons. Reading, Penmanship. Composition, Declamation. NO'l'E.-Oandidates for the Freshman Class are required to pass an examination in English Grammar, Geography, History of the United States, Arith- metic, Algebra to Simultaneous Equations containing Quadratics, (also an acquaintance with the elementary principles of Plane Geometry is recommended), Latin and Greek Grammar, Nepos or Oresar, and First Book of Anabasis. WESTERN MARYLAND OOLLEGE. 13

FEMALE DEPARTMENT. 14 WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE.

FACULTY OF THE FEMALE DEPARTMENT.

REV. J. T. WARD, D. D., PRESIDENT, Professor Of Mental and Moral Science.

G. W. DEVILBISS, A. M., VICE PRESIDENT, Professor of Belles-Lettres.

MISS LOTTIE A. OWINGS, Preceptress if Female Department and 7eacher if Ornamental Branches.

REV. JAMES W. REESE, A. M., PH. D., Professor of Ancient Languages and Literature.

D. W. HERING, C. E., Professor of jlfathematics and Instructor in German.

W. H. ZIMMERMAN, A. M., Professor of Natural Science and the French Lang-uage.

J. W. HERING, M. D., Lecturer on Anatomy, Physiolof{Y and Ilygiene.

WILLIAM R. McDANIEL. A. M., Tutor in Latin.

MISS NANNIE H. DAVIS, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music.

MISS KATIE M. SMITH, Assistant in English. WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE. 15

FEMALE DEPARTMENT.

SENIOR CLASS. FLORENCE B. DIFFENBAUGH Westminster, Carroll Co., Md. FLORENCE G. HERING " " " S. NANNIE JAMES Bel Air, Harford " LILLIE M. KELLER Buckeystown, Frederick Co., " M. AGNES LEASE Mt. Pleasant, " " GEORGIE R. NICHOLS Johnsville, " JESSIE SMILEY Carlisle, Cumberland " Pa. VIRGINIA SMILEY...... " " " LIZZIE Sw ARBRICK Hagerstown, Washington" Md. <:'M. EMMA TAYLOR Baltimore City, " CARRIE W. YINGLING Tiffin, Seneca Co., O.

JUNIOR CLASS. CARRIE A. CLAYTON Catonsville, Baltimore Co., Md. RUTH H. EDELIN Duffield, Charles " <':'LENAA. FRIZELL Westminster, Carroll "'ADA SMITH. " " SALT.JIE E. STITELY...... " " " ELLA G. WILSON Warwick, Cecil "

FRESHMAN CLASS. A~NIE R. AMES Westminster, Carroll CO., Md. MATTIE S. BOYLE Liberty, Frederick " INDIA M. COCHEL Uniontown, Carroll " AurA C. DUVALL Annapolis, Anne Arundel Co., " IU,ENE J. EVERHART Manchester, Carroll "" IDA E. GOTT Wallville, Calvert NANNIE HINES Baltimore City, MINNIE I. JONES Westminster, Carroll Co., " SADIE A. V. KNELLER...... " "" " MAGGIE A. LOCKARD..... "" " KATIE R. McKEE Chestertown, Kent" " JULIA J. NEWMAN Georgetown, D. C. BELLE ORNDORFF Westminster, Carroll Co., Md. ALINE F. RICHARDSON Church Creek, Dorchester Co., " EUDORA L. RICHARDSON...... " " " " A. CARRIE RIPPARD Westminster, Carroll CARInE V. ROACH Hopewell, Somerset KATIE R. ROE Greensboro, Caroline " MOLLm R. STEVENS ...... •... Rock Hall, Kent " FLORA A. ']_'RENCHARD Church Hill, Queen Anne's" ADA. TRUMBO Westminster, Carroll "" ':;'Partial Course. . 16 WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE.

COURSE OF STUDY.

FEMALE DEPARTMENT.

FRESHMAN CLASS.

FIRST TERM. SECOND TERM. Quackeubos's Rhetoric. Quackenbos's Rhetoric. Anderson's Ancient History. Anderson's Ancient History. Allen & Greenough's Latin Grammar. Latin Lessons. Jones's Latin Lessons. Wentworth's Algebra. Wentworth's Algebra, beginning at Ganot's Natural Philosophy. simple Equations. Fasquelle's French Grammar. Brooks's Written Arithmetic. Whitney's German Grammar. Ganot's Natural Philosophy. Fasquelle's French Grammar. Whitney's German Grammar. Exercises in Composition and Criticism.

JUNIOR CLASS. FIRST TERM. SECOND TERM. Winslow's Intellectual Philosophy. Winslow's Intellectual Philosophy. English Literature. English Literature. Cutter's Physiology. Cutter's Physiology. Porter's Chemistry. Porter's Chemistry. Wentworth's Algebra. Wentworth's Geometry begun. Latin Grammar. Cresar de Bello Gallico. Cornelius Nepos. Gray's Botany. Fasquelle's Telemaque. Fasquelle's Telemaque. Whitney's German Reader. . Whitney's German Reader. Exercises in Composition and Criticism.

SENIOR CLASS. FIRST TERM. SECOND TER~I. Moral Philosophy. Moral Philosophy. Whately's Rhetoric. Shakespeare. Gray's Botany. Mythology. Lockyer's Astronomy. Lockyer'S Astronomy. Wentworth's Geometry. Olney's Trigonometry. Trigonometry begun. Mathematical Lectures. Latin Composition. Latin Composition. Virgil: Bucolics and 1Eneid. Virgil's 1Eneid. De Stael's Corinne. De Stael's Corinne, Goethe's Faust. Goethe's Faust. Original Essays. Original Essays.

All the above studies, except German, are required for the degree of A. B. WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE. 17

FEMALE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.

BESSIE R. EDWARDS , '" Westminster, Carroll Co., Md. ';'.TENNIEQ. HINES Baltimore City, "'EMMA Noss Westminster, Carroll Co., . " NELLIE H. SAPPINGTON Rock Hall, Kent " " MINNIE E. STEYENS .. " " AUGUSTA S'l'OUFFER New Windsor, Carroll " " M. LrzZIIl THOMPSON Westminster, " " " SALLIE E. WILMER " " JENNIE F. WU,SON Fort Meade, D. T. G. E. BLANCHE Z;IM~IERMAN Westminster, Carroll Co., Md. *Second Section. 18 WESTERN MARYLAND OOLLEGE.

FEMALE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.

COURSE OF STUDY.

FIRST SECTION. FIRST TERM. SECOND TERM. Cornell's Grammar School Geography. Cornell's Grammar School Geography. Harvey's Grammar. Harvey's Grammar. Brooks's Intellectual Arithmetic. Brooks's Intellectual Arithmetic. History of the United States. Brooks's New Normal Written Brooks's New Normal Written Arithmetic. Arithmetic. History of England. Robinson's Elementary Algebra. Robinson's Elementary Algebra, Sargent's Standard Speller. Allen & Greenough's Latin Grammar. Allen & Greenough's Latin Grammar. Jones's First Lessons in Latin. Jones's B'irst Lessons in Latin. Natural History. Natural History. Reading, Composition. Reading, Composition and Pen- Dictation and Penmanship. manship. SECOND SECTION.

FIRST TERM. SECOND TERM. Cornell's Grammar School Geography. Comells Grammar School Geography. Harvey's Grammar. Harvey's Grammar. Brooks's Intellectual Arithmetic. Brooks's Intellectual Arithmetic. Brooks's New Normal Written Brooks's New Normal Written Arithmetic. Arithmetic. History of the United States. History of the United States. Sargent's Standard Speller. Allen & Greenough's Latin Grammar. Quackenbos's Composition. Sargent's Standard Speller. Reading, Composition and Pen- Quackenbos's Composition. manship. Reading, Composition and Pen- manship. WESTERN MARYLAND OOLLEGE. 19

RECAPITULATIO N. CLASSES. No. OF MALES. No. OF FEMALES. Senior 12 II Junior ~..... 3 6 Sophomore IS Freshman...... 16 21

Number of Collegiates 46

Preparatory Department-First Section ... 19 8 " "-Second Section 19 2

Whole number enrolled during the year 132

From Maryland I 16 District of Columbia .. " Virginia...... 4 " Pennsylvania...... 4 New York...... 2 " North Carolina .. Ohio .. " Delaware ,.. I Dakota . West Indies...... I 20 WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE.

GENERAL INFORMATION.

LOCATION. This Institution is located in the healthful and flourishing City of Westminster, Carroll county, Maryland, on the line of the Western Maryland Railroad, about midway between the cities of Baltimore and Hagerstown. The commanding eminence at the" West end,"-eight hundred and thirty-eight feet above tide-water-on which the College buildings stand, overlooking the whole city and many miles of the surrounding country, affords one of the most beautiful and picturesque views in the State. The main edifice is a spacious one, five stories high, containing Chapel, Recitation Rooms, Halls for the Societies, Professors' Apartments, and Dormitories. Addi- tional dormitory accommodation for male students, rendered ne- cessary by the steadily increasing patronage of the College, is provided by Ward Hall, a new and commodious building erected during the year 1882; and it is hoped that the accommodations will-be further increased by the enlargement of this building, at an early date, to double its present size. The grounds belonging to the College comprise eight acres, allowing sufficient range for the exercise of students during the time not allotted to study.

THE PECULIAR ADVANTAGE this College offers is, that parents can have their sons and daughters educated in the same institution, and under the same instruction. The Course of Study, however, is not the same for both sexes-the young ladies completing theirs in three years, and the gentlemen theirs in four. Although both sexes have the same instructors, yet the two departments are kept entirely separate, the Students meeting only at Chapel services and in the dining-room with members of the Faculty, and at no other time unless under similar supervision. The Vice-President, Preceptress, and other members of the Faculty, reside in the building, eat at the same table with the Stu- dents, and have constant oversight of them. WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE. 21

PATRONAGE AND DIRECTION. The College property is owned by a Board of Trustees, incor- porated in March, r868, by the General Assembly of Maryland, and the Institution is under the special patronage of the Maryland Annual Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church; but noth- ing will be introduced either into the course of study or the dis- cipline and management of the Institution which can be, in any way, objectionable to Students of other religious persuasions.

CONDITIONS OF ADMISSION.

1. Candidates for admission into any Class must come well recommended, as to moral character, (if from any other Institution of learning, with suitable testimonials) and be examined in the studies already pursued by that Class. Such examinations may be had on Tuesday or Wednesday of Commencement Week, and applicants are advised to avail themselves of this opportunity in order to further qualify themselves by September in any studies in which they may be found deficient. . 2. Each Student, upon entering, is required to sign a pledge to obey all the Rules of the Institution, a printed copy of which is at the same time furnished him. 3· Prompt payment of all College bills must be made. 4· The Students must agree to take all the studies of the Class entered, unless excused from any portion thereof at the time of entering. 5· No Student shall, at his own option. drop a study during a session. Communications from Parents or Guardians in reference to this or to any other regulation of the College. should be ad- dressed to the President, who will promptly lay them before the the Faculty for consideration and action. 6. If a Student be a minor, his spending money should be de- posited with the President, to be returned in such sums as he may think best.

STATE SCHOLARSHIPS. An appropriation made by the General Assembly of Maryland in r878, enables the College to furnish board, fuel, lights and washing free to one Student (male or female) from each Senatorial Dis- trict of the State, to be appointed by the School Commissioners by and with the advice and consent of the Senators of their respective Districts, after a competitive examination 0./ t/~e candidates. A Scholarship cannot be held by the same Student for more than four years, and the holder is required to give his (or her) bond to the State of Maryland for such amount, with such security as may be approved of by the President of the C')llege, that he (or she) will teach school within the State for not less than 22 WESTERN MARYLAND OOLLEGE.

two years after. leaving College. In order to enable the Faculty to carry out fully the intention of the Act of the Legislature pro- viding for these Scholarships, it is highly important that the School Commissioners of the several Senatorial Districts should be care- ful to appoint Students prepared to enter, at least, the Freshman Class. If, however, any "Ofthe candidates selected are deficient in preparation, they will be received into the Preparatory Department of the College. EXAMINATIONS. There are two examinations of all the classes every year. The one begins on the last Monday in January, and the other on the second Monday in June. The latter is the concluding examination of the academic year; the former is called the intermediate examination: both are open to the public. Students, moreover, who, from any cause, are absent more than three times in four consecu- tive weeks from recitations in anyone study, are required to pass a special examination on the subjects treated of in the class-room during their absence. COMMENCEMENT AND VACATIONS. The Annual Commencement is held on the third Thursday in June. The Baccalaureate Sermon of the President to the graduating class is delivered on the morning of the Sunday preceding Com- mencement. On the evening of the same day, a sermon is delivered before the Literary Societies by a preacher elected for the occasion. On the subsequent days preceding Commencement, are held the Anniversary of the Browning Literary Society, the Class-day Ex- ercises of the graduating class, the Oratorical Contest between the Irving and the Webster Literary Societies, the meeting of the Alumni Association, and the Annual Oration before the Literary Societies. On the evening of Commencement-day, an oration is delivered and an essay is read before the Alumni Association by two of their members. Vacation extends from Commencement until the first Tuesday in September, on which day the regular Course of Study begins, and there is no intermission of recitations except on Good Friday and Easter Monday, and during Christmas week.

DEGREES OF A. B., AND A. M. At the Annual Commencement the degree of Bachelor of Arts is conferred upon all members of the graduating class. Any graduate who shall have been admitted a member of one WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE. 23

of the learned professions, shall be entitled to the degree of Master of Arts, three years after graduation. Other graduates will be recommended by the Faculty to the Board of Trustees for the degree of Master of Arts three years after graduation, provided they shall have submitted, on or before June rst of the year in which they shall seek the degree, a literary, philosophical or scientific thesis, which must be approved by the Faculty. LECTURES. In addition to the regular recitations of the several Classes, the following Courses of Lectures are delivered during the College year: By President Ward, on Mental and Moral Philosophy. " Prof Zimmerman, on Natural Science. " Prof Reese, on Philology and Classical Literature and An- tiquities. " Prof. Devilbiss, on Belles-Lettres. " Prof Hering, on Mathematics. " J.W. Hering, M. D., on Anatomy, Physiology and Hygiene. " R. B. Norment, Esq., on Civil Law and Political Economy.

SOCIETIES. The Irving and the Webster Literary Societies of Young Gentle- men, and the Browning and the Philornathean Societies of Young Ladies, hold regular weekly meetings, and it is the desire of the Faculty that all the Students avail themselves 'of the advantages of these valuable and instructive organizations.

LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC AIDS. The department of science is provided with Philosophical and Chemical apparatus, Geological and Mineralogical collections, and other requisites for the study of such branches as are usually com- prised in a College course. Besides the libraries belonging to the Literary Societies, and intended more especially for the use of their respective members, the students have access to others containing over 4000 volumes.

A PARTIAL COURSE may be arranged for such Students as do not wish to pursue all the studies required of candidates for graduation. mir It is very desirable that Students should enter at the beginning and remain until the close of the session. Students will not remain at the College during any portion of the time allotted to vacation, unless by special arrangement with the President. 24 WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE.

GRADES AND AWARDS. The scholastic standing of the Students is determined by a system of grading, the scale of which is from 1 to 10. At the Annual Commencement, Certificates of Distinction are awarded to the three highest of such Students as have attained an average grade of nine in all the studies of any department. Others who have attained an average grade of nine receive honorable mention. And as every violation of College Law, and every un- excused absence from a stated exercise is demerited, to such Students as have received no demerit marks during the year is awarded a Certificate of Distinction in Deportment.

ORATORICAL CONTEST. On Tuesday evening of Commencement Week, there is an Oratorical Contest between the Irving and the Webster Literary Societies. The following have been selected by their respective Societies to represent them at the present Commencement for 1883. IRVING. WEBSTER. JNO. H. CUNNINGHAM, FRANKLIN T. BENSON, JAMES D. GWYNN, CLINTON B. JARMAN, WOODLAND I.TODD, BRADLEY W. KINDLEY. WESTERN MARYLAND OOLLEGE. 25

DOMESTIC ARRANGEMENTS. &c.

The Vice-President has the manag-ement of the Boarding De- partment, under the direction of the Board of Trustees, and spares no pains to render entire satisfaction to the patrons of the Institution. NON-RESIDENT STUDENTS are required to board in the Institu- tion, unless a different arrangement is made with the President. BOARDING STUDENTS al~e required to bring their own sheets, pillows, pillow-cases, blankets and counterpanes; the name of the owner plainly marked on each article. LADY BOARDERS should supply themselves, in addition, with over-shoes and umbrella. EACH ROOMis furnished with bed, bedstead, chairs, stove, mirror, washstand, bowl and pitcher, and a study-table, the use of which will be granted, free of cost to the Students, but they must pay any expense that may be incurred in keeping these articles o.f furni- ture in repair, and, if broken, they must be replaced by the Students having the articles in charge. Special damages will be assessed on those Students who injure or destroy any College property. TUITION FEES are charged from the BEGINNINGof the session, but the charge for board dates from the entrance of the Student. 26 WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE.

SUMMARY OF EXPENSES_

PER SESSION OF TWENTY-ONE WEEKS.

For Board, Lodging, Washing, Fuel and Lights $90 00 " Tuition in Preparatory Department...... 17 50 " " "Collegiate " 30 00 " Matriculation Fee, payable on entering College course. 5 00 Any student wishing to take other branches will be charged at the following rates: F or instruction in Instrumental Music and use of Instrument $25 00 " " " Vocal Music "...... 5 00 " " " Drawing, and Painting in Vv ater Colors 10 00 " " " Oil Painting 20 00 " " " Grecian Painting ·,,·· 10 00 " Full course in Wax Flowers, materials furnished 10 00 " " " "Wax Fruit " " 10 00 " Tuition in Book Keeping,' per session .' 8 00 " " "German, "".. 8 00

PAYMENTS. By special order of the Board of Trustees, payments are required for ten weeks, or half session, in advance, and no Student will be permitted to remain, unless this regulation be complied with. Text-Books, Stationery, etc., may be obtained at the College, at Baltimore prices, and must be paid for at the time of purchasing. A liberal deduction will be made to those who pay for the full Collegiate year in advance. WESTERN MAl~YLAND COLLEGE.

LIST OF GRADUATES.

CLASS OF 1871. Mrs. IMOGENEL. MITTEN Ensor. CHARLES H. BAUGH~fAN. Mrs. MAlty 111:. WARD Lewis. Rev. THOMAS O. CROUSE, A. M. ANNA R. YINGLING. WILLIAM S. CROUSE, A. lVi. HENRY E. NORRIS, A. 111., 11'1. D. CLASS OF 1872. Mrs. LIZZIE B. ADAMS Career, H. DORSEY NEWSON. MARY E. JOHNSON. WILLIAM P. WRIGHT. Mrs. ANNIE PRICE Roe. Mrs. ANNIE G. RIDGELY Mur'ray. CLASS OF 1873. ALICE A. FENBY. B. FRANKLIN CROUSE, A. M. MARY V. NICHOLS. ;i'JOSEPH B. GALLOWAY, A. 111., 1\1. D. Mrs. CLARA SMITH Billingslea. FltANK W. SHRIVER. Mrs. IDA T. WILLIA~fS T1"(I,del·. {''l'RmfAN C. SMITH, LL. B. THOMAS B. WARD. CLASS OF 1874. ANNIE W. BIRCKHEAD. Rev. CHARLES S. ARNETT, A. M. Mrs. JA.NIE M. BRATT Smith, A. M. JAB. A. DIFFENBAUGH, A. M. Mrs. MAY BROOKETT Ingle, A. M. Rev. PmLIP T. HALL, A. M. Mrs. LOUISA D. HOOPER James. GEORGE B. HARRIS. Mrs. M. EMMA JONES lVillis. SAMUEL R. HARRIS. lVIoLLlE E. JONES. PmLEMON B. HOPPER, A. M. Mrs. JULIA A. LEAS Fouiler. ;i'WILLIAM H. OGG. SARAH L. ,WHITESIDE. Rev. WALTER W. WmTE, A. M. CLASS OF 1875. Mrs. IDA ARMSTRONGPrettyman. GEORGE W. DEVILBISS, A. M. Rev. THOMAS ? LEWIS, A. M. CLASS OF 1876. DRUOILLA.BALLARD. LOUIS L. BILLINGSI,F..A, A. IlL, LL. B. Mrs. LAURA A. EDIE Devilbiss. RICHARD B. NORMENT, Jr., A. M., M. D. LAURA K. MATTHEWS. Mrs. MARY A. MILLER He1·ing. MAGGIE E. RINEHART. Mrs. MAR'fHA SMITH Fenby. CLASS OF 1877. Mrs. FLORENOE M. DEVILBISS Gramm'. WINFIELD S. AMOSS, A. M., LL. B. ALICE E. EARNEST. C. BERRY CUSHING, A. M., LL. B. Mrs. M. ADA STARR GeM. WILSON R. CUSmNG, A. M., M. D. Mrs, M. VIRGINIA STARR Norment. 'fHOMAS .J. WILSON. MAGGIE E. WOODS. Mrs. LILIAN N. YOUNG Hills. '*Deceased. ~- 28 WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE.

CLASS OF 1878. LULU E. FLEMING. DE WITT CLINTON INGLE, A. 1\1. . MAMIE V. SWORMSTEDT. ,J. WELDON MILES, A. M . ALICE V. WILSON. FRANK H. PETERSON, A. M., LL. B. CLASS OF 1879. Mrs. MOLLIE J. LANKFOltD Idaddu»; MA~JIE M. McKINSTRY, A. M. MARY RINEHART. CLARA L. SMI'£II. IJIZZIE TRUMP, A. M. Lou. B. WAMPLER. CLASS OF 1880. LIZZIE L. HODGES. EDWARD S. BAILE. Mrs. LINNIE C. KmLER Hvlhngswo1·th. WILLIAM H. DEFORD, A. M., D. D. S., ·:"M. EmlA SELBY. lY1. D. FLORENCE E. WILSON, A. M. LEWIS A. JARMAN, A. 1\'1., LL. B. Rev. FREDERICK C. KLEIN, A. M. WILLIAill R. McDANIEL, A. M. JOSEPII W. SWl'H. C l.ASS OF 188r. HATTIE BOLLINGER. GEORGE Y. EVERHART. Mrs. BE1'TIE R. BRALY Willis. J. FLETCIlER SOillERS. LOULIE M. CUNNINGHA~l. GEORGE W. 'rODD. M. KA'£E GOODHAND. HATTIE V. HOLLIDAY. BESSIE MILLER. H. M..\yNICODEMUS. KATIE M. SMITH. LAURA F. STALNAKER. CLASS OF 1882. LAURA J. BISHOP. CALVL.'!E. BECRAFT. GERTRUDE BRATT. M. WILSON CHUNN. ALVERDA G. LAMo'fTE. .TOIIN H. T. EARHART. MAY C. MEREDITH. HUGH L. ELDERDICE. MARY E. 1\1YERS. EDWARD L. GIES. JANIE NORMENT. WILLIAM M. GIST. JENNIE S. S}!I'£II. EDWARD P. LEECH. NELLIE M. WARNER. LYNN R. MEEKINS. CR.AJl.LESE. STONER. CALVIN B. TAYLOR. EDWIN A. WARFIELD. CLASS OF 1883. FLORENCE B. DII'FENBATJGH. HARRY F. H. BAUGIUIAN. FLORENCE G. HERING. . WILLIAM W. Dcsnr. S. NANNIE JAMES. FRANKLIN P. FENBY. LILLIE M. KELLER. JOSEPH W. KIRK. M. AGNES LEASE. R. L. IJINTHICUM. GEORGIE R. NWIIOLS. ALONZO L. MILES. JESSIE SMILEY. JESSE W. NORRIS. VIRGINIA SMILEY. SilfALLIVOODCOLUMBUSOHRmr. LIZZIE SWARBRICK. FRANKLIN H. SCHAEFFER. CARRIE W. YINGLING. JNO. J. F. THOMPSON. LOUIS C. WAINWRIGHT. {'Deceased. 1883-84.

1883.-Tuesday, September 4th: Fall Term begins. Monday, November t zth : Semi-Sessional reports sent. Friday, December z rst : Christmas Holidays begin. 1884.- Tuesday, January rst : Christmas Holidays end. Wednesday, January 23d: Board of Trustees meet. Monday, January zSth : Intermediate Examination begins. Friday, February rst : First Term ends. Monday, February 4th: Second Term beg-ins. Wednesday, April 9th: Semi-Sessional Reports sent. April r rth : Good Friday-Holiday. April 14th: Easter Monday-Holiday. Monday, May rzth : Senior Final Examination. Monday, June 9th: Concluding Examination for other classes. Wednesday, June i Sth : Board of Trustees meet . . -. ---

Oo.mmencement Vleek.

:rune lSth.-l.Sth._

SUNDAY, 102 A. M. Baccalaureate Sermon. " 8 P. M. Sermon before the Literary Societies. MONDAY, 8 P. M. Anniversary of the Browning Literary So- ciety. TUESDAY, 9! A. M. Class Day Exercises of the Senior Class. " 8 P. M. Oratorical Contest between the Irving and the Webster Literary Societies. WEDNESDAY, 9 A. M. Meeting of the Alumni Association. " . 1O! A. M. Distribution of Certificates of Distinction. " 8 P. M. Annual Oration before the Literary So- cieties. THURSDAY, 10 A. M. Commencement. " S P. M. Oration and Essay before the Alumni Association.