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OF THE

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of

DISTRICT.

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of •••••
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Wa8hington

For the Yea.r 188'1 -8,

(b., l?a.««'·
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BEST

&

Co.,

PAINT!AS

AND

BINDIAS,

207

WOOD

ST.,

PITT88UAGH.

for 1888-9.

SCHOOL YEAR CONSISTS OF FORTY-TWO WEEKS.

THREE TERMS.

1888.
EXAMINATION OF SENIOR AND JUNIOR CLASSES begins June
.BACCALAUREATE SERMON, Sunday

uth .

Euening, June 24th, by Rev. A. H. Norcross,

D. D., of Pt"ttsburgh.
ANNUAL CONTEST OF LITERARY SOCIETIES, Wednesday
COM~!ENCEMENT, Thursday,Ju1u

28th.

FALL TERM OPENS M01.day, &pttTllber Jd.
FALL TERM CLOSES Friday,

December erst,

WINTER

TERM OPENS Monday,

WINTER

TERM CLOSES Friday,

December Jut.
1889.

SPRING TERM OPENS Monday,

March 22d.
March 25th.

COMMENCEMENT, Thu1·sday June

27t".

Evmt"1'g, June 27th.

CAL1FORNIA,

6

SOUTH-WESTERN

ELECTED

STATE

BY

NORMAL

WASHINGTON

COUNTY,

PA.

SCHOOL.

STOCKHOLDERS.

Term of ojJice expires i,. I889·
Committee

WM. MCFALL,

H. S. DARSIE,

W. W. JACKMAN,

LOUIS S. MILLER.

0,. Grounds

and Buildings.

L. S. Miller, L. P. Beazell, W. W. Jackman.

Term of ojJice expires in I890.

Committee on Household.

JOHN N. DIXON, ESQ.,

L. W. MORGAN,

S. W. CRAFT,

G. M. EBERMAN.

S. W. Craft, L. W. Morgan, J.

K. Billingsley.

Committee on Discipline and Instruction.
Term of ojJice expires in I89I.

PROF. G. G. HERTZOG,
J. A. LETHERMAN, M. D.,
APPOINTED

L. W. Morgan,

LUKE P. BEAZELL,
1. C. AILES.

Committee on Finance.

G. G. Hertzog, G. M. Eberman.

BY STATE.

Committee on Public Relations.

Term of ojJice expires in I889.

COL. CHILL W. HAZZARD,

Monong-ahela City.

Theo. B. Noss, J. K. Billingsley,
Chill W. Hazzard,

Amity.

H. T. BAILEY,

H. S. Darsie. G. M. Eberman.

L. P. BeazelI, G. W. Neff,

Wm McFall,

I. C. Ailes,

G. V. Lawrence.

Term of ojJice expires in I890.

HON. J. K. BILLINGSLEY,

California.

HON. G. W. NEFF,

Masontown.

Term of ojJice expires in I89I.

HON. GIBSON BINNS,

Fayette

HON. G. V. LAWRENCE,

Monongahela

City, Pa,

EXAMINATION

JUNE

12.

City.
HON. J. Q. STEWART, Deputy State Superintende;"t.
PROF. L. H. DURLING, Principal

J. M.

BERKEY, Superintendent

S. N. School, Indiana, Pa.

Somerset

County.

JOHN N. DIXON, ESQ., President.
S. W. CRAFT, Vice President.
PROF. G. G. HERTZOG, Secretary.
JOHN S. EBERMAN, Treasurer.
MRS. H. M. STOCKDALE, Matron.

GEO. A. SPI~DLER, Superintendent
THEO. B. Noss, Principal

Washington

County.

S. N. School, California, Pa.

7

)

SOUTH-WESTERN

STA TE NORMAL

SCHOOL,

CALIFORNIA,

WASHINGTON

COUNTY,

PA.

SOLOMON F. HOGUE, A. M.,
THEO. B. N055, PH. D., Principal,
Principal

Model School,

Psychology and Pedagogics.

JENNIE EWING,

J.

B. SMITH, A. M., Vice Principal,
Latin

and Natural

Vocal and Instrumental

./
Alusic.

Science.

W. S. BRYAN, M. E.,/

G. G. HERTZOG,

Assistant

in Grammar.

frlat hematics,

W. D. CUNNINGHAM, B. E.,
TILLIE E. MACPHERSON, '
Elocution,

Literature,

Librarian

and Assistant

in Arithmetic.

History of Education.

ETHEL WARD DANLEY, B. E.,
ELMA RUFF,
Grammar,

Assistant in Model School.

Rhetoric, General History.

Lucy S. HERTZOG, M. E.,
FRANK R. HALL, M. E."
Draunng;

Assistant

MRS. L. L. E. HOGUE, M. E.,
Algebra, Jtmior

SPECIAL INSTRUCTORS.

Psychology.
V

MRS.

in Model School.

Wn'ting and History.

MARY G. Noss, M. E.,
GeogrO/hy.

EDWARD BROOKS, LL. D., Psychology.

(One Week.)

LELIA E. PATRIDGE, Methods of Teaching.

(Five Weeks.)

:BYRONW. KING, A. M., Elocution.

Term.)

(Spring

9

10

SOUTH-WESTERN

CALIFORNIA,

STA TE NOR.MAL SCHOOL,

The South-western

WASHINGTON

COUNTY,

PA.

State Normal School is the outgrowth of an

Academy, first opened in 1851, two years after the laying out of the
borough of California.
A bill incorporating

the California Academy with the privileges

of a State Normal School was vetoed by Governor Packer in 1859.
In 1865 the school was chartered under the name of" South-western
Normal College." The corner-stone of the present Main Building:
This Institution, usually called the" South-Western

State Normal

School," is one of eleven schools having the powers and privileges
of State Normal Schools under the laws of Pennsylvania.
in the State thirteen"

There are

Normal School Districts," In each of which,

except the fourth and eleventh, a school has been established.
first of these eleven schools to receive"

recognition"

The

as a State

Normal was the one at Millersville, Lancaster county, in 1859.
This school was officially recognized in 1874, as the State Normal
School for the Tenth District, composed of the counties of Washington, Fayette, Greene and Somerset.
The business affairs of each State Normal School are managed by
a board of eighteen trustees, two-thirds of whom are elected by
stockholders (or contributors), and one-third appointed by the State
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
The aggregate amounts appropriated

by the State Legislature

to

each of the first ten of these Normal Schools to aid in the erection
of buildings, and in making improvements
to $145,000.

since, vary from $85,000

This school has received in all $100,000.

years the annual appropriation

For several

to each school has been $5,000.

Besides this direct appropriation

to the schools, every student of

a State Normal School, above seventeen years of age, intending to
teach in the common schools of Pennsylvania, is entitled to receive
fifty cents a week towards defraying expense of tuition; and each
graduate who agrees to teach two years, receives a cash bonus of
fifty dollars. A great majority of graduates teach more than the required time, and very many adopt teaching as their life-work.

was laid by Governor John W. Geary, August 26th, 1868. The
Main Building was first used for school purposes
Ladies'

in 1870.

The

Dormitory was first used about four years later, and the

Gentlemen's Dormitory about six years later.
As before stated, the" Normal College" was officially recognized
as a State Normal School in 1874.
members, was graduated in 1875.

The first class, consisting of two
The classes since have numbered

respectively, six, nine, twenty-two, thirty, twenty- five, twenty-eight;
forty, forty-seven,

twenty-nine,

three and twenty-nine.

twenty-two,

twenty-three,

Total number of graduates, 335.

twenty-

10

SOUTH-WESTERN

STA TE NOR.MAL

CALIFORNIA,

SCHOOL,

The South-western

WASHINGTON

COUNTY,

11

PA.

State Normal School is the outgrowth of an

Academy, first opened in 1851, two years after the laying out of the
borough of California.
A bill incorporating

the California Academy with the privileges

of a State Normal School was vetoed by Governor Packer in 1859.
In 1865 the school was chartered under the name of '"South-western
Normal College." The corner-stone of the present Main Building:
This Institution, usually called the" South-Western

State Normal

School," is one of eleven schools having the powers and privileges
of State Normal Schools under the laws of Pennsylvania.
in the State thirteen"

There are

Normal School Districts," In each of which,

except the fourth and eleventh, a school has been established.
first of these eleven schools to receive"

recognition"

The

as a State

Normal was the one at Millersville, Lancaster county, in 1859.
This school was officially recognized in 1874, as the State Normal
School for the Tenth District, composed of the counties of Washington, Fayette, Greene and Somerset.
The business affairs of each State Normal School are managed by
a board of eighteen trustees, two-thirds of whom are elected by
stockholders (or contributors), and one-third appointed by the State
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
The aggregate amounts appropriated

by the State Legislature

to

each of the first ten of these Normal Schools to aid in the erection
of buildings, and in making improvements

since, vary from $85,000

to $145,000. This school has received in all $100,000. For several
years the annual appropriation to each school has been $5,000.
Besides this direct appropriation

to the schools, every student of

a State Normal School, above seventeen years of age, intending to
teach in the common schools of Pennsylvania, is entitled to receive
fifty cents a week towards defraying expense of tuition; and each
graduate who agrees to teach two years, receives a cash bonus of
fifty dollars. A great majority of graduates teach more than the required time, and very many adopt teaching as their life-work.

was laid by Governor John W. Geary, August 26th, 1868.

The

Main Building was first used for school purposes

The

Ladies'

in 1870.

Dormitory was first used about four years later, and the

Gentlemen's Dormitory about six years later.
As before stated, the" Normal College" was officially recognized
as a State Normal School in 1874.
members, was graduated in 1875.

The first class, consisting of two
The classes since have numbered

respectively, six, nine, twenty-two, thirty, twenty- five, twenty-eight,
forty, forty-seven,

twenty-nine,

three and twenty-nine.

twenty-two,

twenty-three,

Total number of graduates, 335.

twenty-

CALIFORNIA,
SOUTH-WESTERN

12

STA TE NORMAL

WASHINGTON

COUNTY,

PA.

SCHOOL,

LADIES.
LADIES.

Barnum,

Lizzie

Babcock, Helen,
Crissman, M. Annie,
Cunningham,
DeHaven,

Annie,

Madge,

Guffey, Mary S.,
Garrett,

Lizzie

Hertzog, Elva M.,
Hornfeck, Annie,
] enkins, Annie,
McDonough,

. Billingsley, Vada

Nickeson, Frances

McClure, Ella,

Boyd, Mary E.

Patterson,

Morgan, Lizzie,

Geho, Harriet

Packer, Flora B.

Meloy, Luella,

Gunn, Ada
McConnell, Ella M.

Stephens,

Mellon, Josephine

Stephens, Hannah

Mountsier, Mabel
McFarland, Mary E.

Singer, Clara

Mulhollan, Clara M.

Teggart,

Marquis, Amber M.

Vance, Anna M.

McGinnis, Carrie,
McKelvey, Millie,
Powell, Anna M.,
Robb, Blanche,
Ruple, Anna c.,
Walthour, Emma,
Worcester, Clara B.,

Eva

Roley, Minnie
Ada P.

Scott, Sadie
Eva

Bernette,
GENTLEMEN.

Ailes, Stephen G.

Peairs, W. F.

Kendall, Grant,

Applegate,

Parker, Geo.

Hamilton, A. L.,

McCullough,

Danley, Grant M.

Powell, Van B.

Johnson,

Rothwell,

Fowles, Geo. M.

Stewart, Charles

GENTLEMEN.

.Fisher, Harry H.,
Alex.,

W m.,

A. Lee,

Lowstuter,

Wm. A .

Wm.

E.

13

SOUTH-WESTERN

STA TE NORMAL

SCHOOL,

CALIFORNIA,

WASHINGTON

COUNTY,

PA.

15

1887-'88.

LADIES.

Ache, Jennie
Brown, Lillian

Josephs, Mary

Boyd, Viola

Kinder, Anna

Baker, Alice F.

Lilley, Sadie.

Berthel, Anna

Markell, Emma

Coursin. Minnie

Milhollan, Ida

Camp, Lourena

Musgrave, Lizzie

Cunningham,

Darsie, Catharine

Musgrave, Josephine
Neemes, Ella S.

Dague, Ida S.

Paxton, Minnie

Eichbaum,

J amison, Lizzie

Millie

Mary

Gilmore, Maggie

Sibbit, Ella
Scott, Laura

Goe, Ada

Vogel, Mary

Goodman, Fannie B.

Van Voorhis, Sallie A.
Westbay, Laura

Hugg,

Ida

Hertzog, Anna

Yarnell, Stella

GENTLEMEN.

Day, L. C.

Miller, Newton

Long, James C.
Lewis, Bert

Meradith, B. F.

Luckey, Jos. W.

Smith, Lee S.

Packer, John

LADIES.

Name,
Alter, Lillian
Abell, Margaret J.
Applegate, Harriet
Abercrombie, Mary
Abercrombie, Anna
Ammons, Mabel L.
Ache, Jennie
Armstrong, Rena
Arnold, Li11ie
Barber, Lottie
Boyd, Viola
Babcock, Helen
Beazell, Li11ian L.
Billingsley, Nevada
Billingsley, Mamie
Bevard, Myrtie
Baker, Allie F.
Bayne, Nannie E.
Beazell, Mi11ie
Burgan, Mary D.
Boyd, Mary E.
Berthel, Anna
Brown, Lillian
Baker, Lillian M.
Bell, Annie V.
Blackburn, Bessie
Bryan, Belle H.
Crouch, Florence
Crow. Minnie
Carruthers, Jennie
Campbell, Janet
Clemens. Annie E.
Carter, Hessie
Clarke, Maud
Chaney, Mattie W.

Post OJliu.
California,

"

"

Wilna,

"

Millsboro,
Masontown,
West Alexander,
California,

County.
Washington,

State,
p&,

••
"

.,"

"

"

"

"

Fayette,
Washington,

.,"
"

"
Redstone,
Allegheny,
California,

"

"

"
"
"
"
"..

"
"
"

"
"
"
"

"

"

"
"
Lone

Fayette,
Allegheny,
Washington,

Pine,

Monongahela City,
Kammerer,
Tarentum,
Mt. Pleasant,
West Newton,
New Sheffield,
Latrobe,
West Newton,
Brownsville,
Fredericktown,
California,

Allegheny,
Westmoreland,

"
Beaver,
Westmoreland,

"
Fayette,
Washington,

••

"

"

"
Washington,

..

Coal Centre,

"
"

Lock NO.4.

••

"
"
"
"
"

"

"
"
"
"
"
"

"

16

SOUTH-WESTERN

STA TE NORMAL

SCHOOL,
CALIFORNIA,

Nam~.
Cherry, Birdie
Craft, Josie
Carroll, Gertrude
Crabb, Belle
Chester, Avolena
Chamberlin, Lucia P.
Camp, Lourena A.
Cogan, Jennie
Coursin, Minnie St. C.
Clugston, Maude M.
Cunningham, 'Millie
Courtney, Lizzie
Carroll, Gertrude
Cunningham, Annie
Crissman, M. Annie
Dawson, Corabel
Darsie, Catharine
Darsie, Priscilla
De Haven, Lizzie
De Haven, Madge
Dowd, Mary T.,
Dague, Ida S.
Dickey, Margaret
Dowler, Lula
Eichbaum, Mary
Fritchman, Lizzie
Fritchman, Edith
Frankenberry,
Retta
Forsythe, Lillian
Freeland, Alice
Gilmore, Margaret J.
Gilmore, Laura
Goodman, Fannie B.
Greenawalt, Minerva
Geary, Maria J.
Gamble, Lizzie M.
Greene, Emma B.
Geho, Harriet D.
Garrow, Ella
Garrett, Lizzie
Gantz, Celica R.
Gillis, Mary
Graves, Lydia
Goe, Ada
Gunn, Ada
Gumbert, Ida M.
Gumbert, Minnie
Guffey, Mary S.
Gilmore, Margaret

Post Offiu.
East Bethlehem,
California,
West Alexander,
Lock NO.4,
Speers,
Strabane,

County.
Washington,

"

"
"

_I

"

"

"
Port Perry,
McKeesport,
Turtle Creek,
Wampum,
Bellevernon,
Pallas,
Bolivar,
Roaring Spring,
California,

State,
Pa.

"

AIIegheny,

"

'Lawrence,
Fayette,
Marshall,
Westmoreland,
Blair,
Washington,

"
"

v»

W.

Pa.

"
"

.,

"
"

I-

,<

"

"

"
Lock NO.4,
Scenery Hill.
Coon Island,
Wilna,
Centreville,
"Vest Newton,

"
"

,I

Easton,
Coal Centre,
Dunningsville,
Webster,
Jacobs Creek,
'Vest Newton,
Candor,
Kammerer,
California,

"

I.

..

"

Crawford,
Westmoreland,

"
Monongalia,
Washington,

W.Va..
Pa..

"
Westmoreland

"
"

"
"

,-

Washington,

"
"

,<

..

"

"

"

.,

.It

_I

Prosperity,
East Bethlehem,
Garwood,
Tippecanoe,
West Finley,
Elizabeth,

"
"
West Elizabeth,

".<
,<

Fayette,
Washington,
Allegheny,

"

I,

,-"
,.

,-

"

II

"

"

Post Offiu.
Redstone,
Dawson,
Uniontown,
California,

Homer, Ida
Hill, Maggie
Hough, Minnie
Hugg, Ida
Hanlon, Kate
Hook, Helen
Hornfeck, Annie
Hennon, Allie
Hutton, Adda L.

Millsboro,
Garwood,
Fayette City,
Belle Vernon,
Monongahela
City,
Somerfield,
New Alexandria,
Wampum,
McKeesport,
Boston,
Elizabeth,
Jefferson,
Homestead,

I

Lilley, Etta M.
Lewis, Lena
Lewis, Cora
Latta, Blanche
Latta, Margaret
Leadbeter, Cora
Leach, Linnie
Lyons, Emma A.
Lowe, Fannie A.
Lindsay, Emma M.
Luce, Ella M.
Linn, Jennie
Louden, Jennie F.
Morgan, Lizzie
MCCain, Mezula B.

17

COUNTY, PA.

Name.
Garee, Anna L.
Gilmore, Hannah
Gans, Mollie R.
Hertzog, Lucy
Hertzog, Lula
Hertzog, Anna Irene
Hertzog, ELva
Hornbake, Mary E.
Hornbake, Nannie B.

Henderson, Katie J.
Harrison. Rhoda G.
Hoge, Hannah
Izenour, Mabel
Irwin, Sadie E.
Josephs, Mary A.
Jamison, Lizzie
Jones, Etta
Jones, Jennie
Jenkins, Ada
Jenkins, Annie
Kinder, Anna
Killius, Ella
Kammerer, Lizzie M.
Kisinger, Anne,
Lilley, Sadie ~E.

_,

"

WASHINGTON

County.
Fayette,

State.
Pa,

"

"
.1·

"
"

Washington,

"

"
"
",<

"
"

<.

"
Fayette,

"

"

Washington,
Somerset,
Westmoreland,
Lawrence,
Allegheny,

"
"
'I

"

"
"

"
"
"

Greene,
Allegheny,

"

"

"

"
"

Greene,
Washington,

'-

"

"

"
West Brownsville,
Coal Centre,
Kammerer,
Brownsville,
California,

"

"
"

"

<-

Fayette,
Washington,

..
"

"

"
"

"

"

"
"
"
"

_I

Coal Centre,
Burgettstown,
Lone Pine,
Scottdale,
Parnassus,
Redstone,
Homestead,
Dernmler,
California,

"
"

,I

East Bethlehem,

..

"

<,.

"

"
706 zd ave., Pittsburgh,
Waynesburg,
Baidland,

'<

,.
,."

"

Westmoreland,
.<

Fayette,
Allegheny,

.

,.

<.

.."
<II

"

"
Washington,

"

"

••

:18

SOUTH-WESTERN

Name.
'McDonough,
Mame
'.McDonough, Bernette
Miller, Laura
Moffitt, Carrie
McClure, Ella
Markell, Emma C.
McMillen, Ethel
McFarland, Mary E.
Marquis, Amber G.
McCreery, Eva
McKelvey, Millie
Michner, Leona
McKenna, Minnie
McKay, Nora D.
McClintock, Sadie C.
Monath, Annie C.
Meloy, Luella
Milhollan, Ida
McWhirter, Maria E.
McConnell, Ella Jean
Musgrave, Elizabeth
Musgrave, Josephine A.
McGinnis, Carrie,
McMunn, M Alma
McBurney, Lissa
Mountsier, Mabel,
Mellon, Josephine E.
Mulhollan, Clara E.
Nelan, Mary V.
Neemes, Ella L.
Nickeson, Frances M.
Neel, Jennie
Powell, Anna M.
Paxton, Minnie
Powell, Eva
Powell, Stella
Phillips, Anna O.
Patterson, Eva L.
Parsons, Blanche
Phillips, Allie
Park, Blanche
Preston, Mattie M.
Powell, Minnie
Porter, Ella
Patterson, Carrie
Peebles, Ada
Packer, Flora
Pollock, Jennie W.
Peterson, Minnie

STATE

NORMAL

Post Office.
California,

SCHOOL,

County.
Washington,

"

CALIFORNIA,

State.
Pa.

"

",e
Monongahela

City,

ee

Burgettstown,
South Burgettstown,
West Fairfield,
Ligonier,
Millsboro,
Woods Run,
Cross Creek,
West Newton,

"

e,

..

e,

"
"
"
ce

"
e,

Westmoreland,
ee

Washington,

"

ee

Westmoreland,

"
"

"
"e,

Webster,
Clinton,
McKeesport,
Shousetown,

Allegheny,

"
"
,e

"
Ten Mile,
Allegheny City,
Vanderbilt,
Belle Vernon,
Beaver Falls,
Pine Glen,
Brownsville,
Tarentum,
Carmichaels,
California,

Greene,
Allegheny,
Fayette,
ee

Beaver,
Centre,
Fayette,
Allegheny,
Greene,
Washington,

"

"

"

ee

"
"
"
,e
ee

"

e,

..
,e

,e
,e
e,

"

"

..
"
"

"
"

"ee

.c

"
"

"
,e

,c

City,

ee

"
"c.

•e

Monongahela
Speers,
Wilna,
Coal Center,
Kammerer,
Tippecanoe,
Connellsville,
Flatwoods,
Youngstown,
Braddock,
Sharpsburg,
Elkhorn,

"

Fayette.
,c

Westmoreland,
Allegheny,

'c
co

ce

..
"
"
",c

.e

,c

.,

,c

Name.
Pearce, Eliza R.
Quail, Lorena
Ruple, Annie
Rissler, Sarah
Rodgers, Lillian
Reed, Nora
Rankin, Belle
Rernil, Elizabeth
Richards, Mary F.
Richards, Gertrude J.
Roley, Minnie
Robb, 'Blanche
Sutton, Maud L.
Shallenberger, Annie
Singer, Clara E.
Singer, Elizabeth
Singer, Jennie
Singer, Kate
Springer, Ollie
Shaffer, Lillian
Stockdale, Elladora
Sphar, Bertie
Sharpnack, Mary
Smith, M. Ethel
Steffy, Mary
Staiger, Ida A.
Sibbit, Ella
Scott, Laura E .
Scott. Tillie R.
Snyder, Mary J.
Scott, Sadie C.
Scott, Eddie,
Stathers, Margaret E.
Sheplar, Margaret
Stephens, Ada P.
Stephens, Hannah E .
Stoner, Adelta
Speers, Edna
Snyder, Rebecca
Snyder, Carrie
Springer, Mary
Teggart, Eva M.
Taylor, Eliza
Thomas, Jennie
Taylor, Belle M.
Underwood, Jennie
Up craft, Mary
Vogel, Mary
Van Voorhis, Sallie A.

WASHINGTON

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COUNTY, PA.

County.
Westmoreland,
Washington,

Post Office.
Rostraver,
East Bethlehem,
Washington,

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Fayette,
Westmoreland,
Washington,
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Washington,

Bissell,
Coal Center,

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Westmoreland,
Fayette,
Allegheny,
.e

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Fayette,
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Westmoreland,

Webster,
Murrysville,
Roscoe,
Pittsburgh,
Webster,
Monongahela

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Fayette City,

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Venetia,
Monongahela City,
Beallsville,
Florence,
Independence,
F redricktown,
Webster,
Fayette City,
West Elizabeth,
Elizabeth,
Belle Vernon,
Dawson,

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Roscoe,
East Bethlehem,

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Lock NO.4,
California,
Woodrow,
Coal Center,
Zollarsville,
Latrobe,
Belle Vernon,
Hillsview,
California,

State.
Pat

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Washington,
Allegheny,
Westmoreland,
Washington,

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CALIFORNIA,
SOUTH-WESTERN

Name.
Vance, Anna M.
Veatch, Haddie M.
Ward, Ethel
Ward, Grace
Watson, Addie
Whitsett, Jessie E.
Ward, Elizabeth
Ward, Louie
Ward, Laura
Ward, Ethel
Winnett, Mary R.
Wood, Elizabeth
Weaver, Cora
Weaver, Minnie J.
Weaver, Lizzie B.
Wilson, Mary E.
Watkins, Tillie R.
Whitsett, Lulu F.
Whitsett, Ray
Whiting, Nellie J.
Westbay, Laura
Worcester, Clara B.
White. Mrs. B. V.
Walthour, Emma
Yarnell, Stella
Young,Ossie
Yorty,Ola

STA TE NORMAL

Post Office.
Burgettstown,
California,

County.
Washington,

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West Brownsville,
Dawson,

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Fayette,

Fayette City,
"
Elizabeth,
Allegheny,
Flowers Ave., Pittsburgh,
"
Stoneboro,
Mercer
Scottdale,
Westm~reland
California,
Washington,

"
East Bethlehem,

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PA.

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State.
Pa.

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Fallowfield,
Woods Run,
Bentleysville,
Canonsburg,

WASHINGTON

SCHOOL.

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GENTLEMEN.
Name.
Ailes, Carl
Ailes, Stephen G .
Abell, Edgar
Applegate, Wm. A.
Arnold, Jesse
Anderson, Oscar O.
Blaney, J. I.
Billingsley, Charles
Billingsley, Wade
Billingsley, Harry
Beazell, Harry D.
Barber, James W.
Butler, Wm. N.
Baker, Roy
Bryan, W. S.
Brashear, W. S.
Barkley, J. W.
Crow, Ernest

County.
Washington,

Post Office.
California,

Mahoning,
Fayette,

Youngstown,
Flatwoods,
Markleysburg,
Good Intent,
California,

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Washington,

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Westmoreland,
Washington,

Jones' Mills,
California,

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East Bethlehem,
McClellandtown,
Uniontown,

Cottom, F. P.
Cunningham, W. D.
Colebank, L. W.
Calhoun, Calvin
Day, L. C.

Dawson,

..

Dilliner,
Elizabeth,
Sparta,
Good Intent,
Coal Center,
California,

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City,

East Bethlehem,

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Fayette,

Brownsville,

Comeille, H. W.
Crow. Wm. E.
Carr, W. N.

W. H.

pa:.

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Coal Center,
Monongahela

Farquhar.

Ohio.

",.

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Collins, Chauncey,
Chalfant, Walter W.
Colvin, Vincent

Danley. Grant M.
Davis, AMen
Darsie, Burns
Darsie, George
Easton, Robert

Pa.

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Fayette,

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Greene,
Allegheny,
Washington,

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SOUTH-WESTERN

Na'l'~'
Fowles, Geo. M.
Fox, L. C.
Fisher, Harry H.
Graves, Charles
Gleason, Jos. C.
Gleason, Wm. W.
Ghrist, Harry
Geho, Harvey
Guinn, Chas, C.
Griffith, Wm.
Gumbert, Charles K.
Goodwin, James R.
Hawthorne, Wm. J.
Huggins, Nelson C.
Howe, William
Hertzog, Don
Hertzog, Walter S.
Hertzog, Carl
Hawkins, Charles
Hathaway, John
Hill, George T.
Horton, Edmund T.
Henderson, Oliver
Hallam, James B.
Hepplewhite, M. R.
Herrington, L. R.
Humbert, T. A.
Hoge, Fred
Hester, John F.
Hamilton, A. L.
Jobes, L. E.
Johnson, Alexander
Jones, W. G.
King, William
Kiehl, Dewald,
Kidd, Wm.
Kreger, Winfield S.
Kendall, Grant
Lewis, G. B.
Lilley, Wilbur
Lilley, Ellis W.
Lewis, Ross
Lewis, Bert W.
Latta, Wm.
Lewis, Charles
Latta, Fred.
Lancaster, Charles F.
Lopp, Frank
Lowers, M. Jr

STA TE NORMAL

Post OJliu.
Frank P.O.,
Mt. Pleasant,
Greensburg,
California,

SCHOOL,

County.
Allegheny,
Westmoreland,

CALIFORNIA,

State,
Pa.

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Washington,

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Monongahela
Elizabeth,
Fairchance,
California,

City,

"
Hackney,
East Bethlehem,

Georgeville,
Coal Center,
Fayette Springs,
Donegal,
California,
Bentleysville,
Atchison,
Kingwood,
Diamond st., Pittsburgh,
Sparta,
California,

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Greene,
Allegheny,
Indiana,
Washington,
Fayette,
Westmoreland,
Washington,

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Somerset,
Allegheny,
Washington,

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Woods Run,

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Fayette,

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Dunbar,
Uniontown,
Fordyce,
Elizabeth,

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Fayette,
Washington,

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Claysville,
Strabane,
Dawson,

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Nam~.
Lowstuter, Wm. J.
Long, James C.
Longsdorf, Wm.
Luckey, Jos. W.
Lewis, Clarence D.
Lange, Wood H.
Lutes, John
Marshall, John
Marshall, James
McDonot!gh, Oscar
Masters, J. Edgar
Marchand, Louis K.
Mc Beth, Albert B.
Moffitt, Frank
Moffitt, John H.
Myers, H. A.
Miller, H. Newton
McVay, Willard
Meradith, B. F.
Morgan, Bert
Miller, James A.
McMullen, Uriah H .
McGinnis, W. D.
Mellinger, P. L.
Martin, Frank V.
McCullough, Wm.
McLaughlin, J.
Miller, Colley J.
Miller, W. Edward
Nee!. Wm. S.
Nicholson, E. L.
Orange, U. S.
Pollock, Lewis
Powell, Archie W.
Powell, Van B.
Phillips, Charles
Piper, Oliver
Parsons, Harry F.
Parker, George
Phillips, Geo. W.
Peairs, W. T.
Packer, John
Robison, Grant
Rizor, J. C.
Rhoades, W. H.
Ross, Thomas
RiChards, Harry
ROdgers, A. E.
Reed, Charles

WASHINGTON

Post OJlia.
Brownsville,
Laure! Hill,
Dawson,
Belle Vernon,

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California,

COUNTY, PA.

County.
Fayette,

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Washington,

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Coal Center,

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McDonald,
East Bethlehem,

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Coal Center,
Speers,
West Finley,
Canonsburg,
Elizabeth,
Braddock,
Bentleysville,
Acheson,
Layton,
Lone Pine,
Zollarsville,
Coon Island,
California,

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Fayette,

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Bentleysville,
Amity,
Prosperity,

Dawson,
Layton,
Fayette City,
Farmington,
Flatwoods,
Uniontown,
Elizabeth,
California,
Garwood,
New Salem,
California,

State.
Pa.

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California,
Brownsville,

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Washington,

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Washington,

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Allegheny,

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Washington,

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24

SOUTH-WESTERN

Nam~.
Rothwell, A. Lee
Rose, Wm. F.
Ruff, Frank S.
Ross, L. D.
Springer, Jont.
Steffy, W. E.
Snyder, George M.
Swearer, Wilbur C.
Stewart, Charles J.
Strickler, A. N.
Smith, Lee
Stebick, Edward J.
Strickler, Randolph J.
Shupe, Mathias,
Thompson, George T.
Taylor, .H. B.
Underwood, Frank H.
Vernon, W. H.
Wilkins, Frank
Ward, Herdman
Ward, Norval
Whitsett, Ralph
Wilson. Wm.
Ward, Thomas N.
Williams. J. A.
Williams, H. L.
Wilson, C. H.
Weaver, Lewis S.
Wright, George A.
Wilson, Harry
Wilson, Orvis
Zollars, U. S. G.

STA TE NORMAL

Post Oiftu.
California,
Braddock,
Weavers Old Stand,
Easton,
California,
Coal Center,
Fallowfield,
Brownsville,

-,

Dawson,
Ohio Pyle,
Braddock,
Rice's Landing,
Smithton,
Gambles,
East Bethlehem,
Monongahela City,
Millsboro,
California,

"

County.
Washington,
Allegheny,
Westmoreland,
Monongalia,
Washington,

Lock
0.4,
Wilna,
Dinsmore,
Coal Center,
Fayette City,
Fredericktown,

City,

FA.

State,
Pat

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GIRLS.

c,

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Greene,
Westmoreland,
Allegheny,
Washington,
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COUNTY,

SCHOOL,

c,

Coal Center,
Monongahela

WASHINGTON

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Washington,

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Hornbake,
J\lexander, J\nna
Alexander, Lula
Baker, Mary
Baker, Ella
Baker, Caroline
Berkinsha, J\ggie
Beazell, Pauline
Beazell, Bessie
Bennington, Lizzie
Bennington, Belle
Brundridge, Lulu
Butler, Marcella
Brevard, Kittie
Campbell, Mary
Carroll, Bessie
Craft, Katie
Calvert, Florida
Callighan, Jennie
Corrin, Dorotha
Crow, Lizzie
Dewer, Ella
Davis, Anna
Davis, Louie
Dawson, Bertha
Eaglen, Clara
Fisher, Christian
Freeman, Jennie
Freeman, Vesta
Fowler, Cora
Furlong, Lillie
Gumbert, Libbie
Howe, Lulie
Howe, Sadie
Haney, Sadie
Hornbake, Ethel
Humphries, Sadie
Harrison, Gertie
Harrison, Etta

Clara

Harris, Sadie
Harris, Leona
Harris, Vista
Harris, Velma
Harris, Rose
Harris, Flora
Hoffman, Lizzie
Hart, Pearl
Jackman, Kittie
Jacobs, Daisey
Jones, Hettie
King. Clara
Kennedy, Maggie
Lynch, Hattie
Lewis, Laura
Lewis, Azalea
Lancaster, Bessie
Lynch, Ora
Lynch, Ade
Lancaster, Cora
McDonald, Nellie
McMurray, Maggie
McMurray, Ella
Marshall, Myrtie
Marshall, Rena
McCullough, Janet
McElfresh, Rosalie .
Moore, Nona
Mailey, Grace
Mullin, Edna
Martin, Della
Noble, Katie
N eel, Gertie
Nee1, Minnie
Paxton, Nellie
Paxton, Jessie
powell, Mabel

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26

SOUTH-WESTERN

Pollock, Josie
Rabe, Pearl
Raetz, Bertha
Raetz, Mary
Reed, Mary
Rossell, Essie
Rossell, Minnie
Rothwell, Lizzie
Shaffer, Lula
Smith, Nora
Smith, Lena
Smith, Stella
. Stanley, Maud
Stanley, Rose
Silveus, Blanch
Silveus, Pearl
Singer, Frank
Sims, Anna

STA TE NORMAL

Singer, Bertha
Sims, Ollie
Thompson, Maggie
Wells, Ella
Whitsett, Roxie
Whitsett, Mamie
Wilson, Hannah
White, Florence
White, Hattie
White, Josie
White, Anna
Walker, LiZZIe
Ward, Winnie
Ward, Lou'
Williams,
Wolf, Ella"
Ward, Gertie
Young, Maud
BOYS.

Allshouse, Sherman
Brevard, Walter
Brevard, Louie
Baker, Orvie
Baker, George
Bennington, William
Baker, Albert
Conelly, Conrad
Conelly, Edward
Crow, Sol.
Campbell, Robert
Claybaugh, Lou.
Calvert, George
Calvert, Charles
Darsie, Dana
Davis, Samuel
Dawson, Willie
Eaglen, Clarence
Eaglen, Melbourne
Easton, George
Freeman, Arthur
Freeman, Thornt.
Fumier, Bruce
Fumier, Wade
Gleason, Fred
Greene, William
Gilbert, Charles
Hawthorne, Richard
Hawthorne, Leonard

CALIFORNIA,

SCHOOL,

Hoffman, William
Hoffman, James
Hornbake, Herbert
Hornbake, Glen
Harris, A. J.
Harris, Murray
Harris, Wilson
Harris, Harry
Harris, Cary
Humphries, Elijah
Humphries, Bertie
Humphries, Willis
Howe, Eddie
Jennings, Talmage
Jackman, Charles
Jacobs, Roy
King, Harry
King, Fred.
Lynch, Howard
Latta, Loman
Latta, Charles
Lewis, John
McKenna, Clyde
Martin, WiIliam
Marshall, Harry
MeJchi, Seward
Melchi, Raymond
McElfresh, Beadie
McCullough, Archie

Martin. Fred.
McMu~y, Albert
McElfresh, Arlie
paxton, Carl
powell, Walter
Paxton, John
Pollock, Arthur
Pollock, Tommy
Phillips, Willie
Phillips, Robert
Pearce, Russell
Pollock, Willie
Rothwell, Orville
Rabe, Paul
Reed, Ollie
Reed, Charles
Rossell, Brosie
Raetz, William
Rabe, Wylie
Reed, Frank
Raetz, John
Solsby, Culley

WASHINGTON

COUNTY, PA.

Shaffer, Harry
Thompson, Daniel
Thompson, Charles
Taylor, Greton
Veatch, David
Wilson, Howard
Wells, Clyde
Ward, Russell
Ward, William
Ward, Samuel
Walker, John
Walker, Thomas
White, Albert
White, Lonnie
White, Ellis
WhIte, George
Wood, Russell
Whigham, WIlliam
Whitsett, John
Winnett, John
Winnett, Orville"
Wilkins, Ernest

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SOUTH-WESTERN

STA TE NORMAL

SCHOOL,

CALIFORNIA,

WASHINGTON

COUNTY,

PA.

29

[As Recently Revised by the State Authorities.]

JUNIOR YEAR.
I'EDAGOGICS.-School Management; Methods.
LANGUAGE.-Orthography;
Reading j English Grammar

NORMAL DEPARTMENT.
258

Ladies,
Gentlemen,

166

Total in Normal Department,

-

424

and Composition;

Latin

(sufficient for introduction of Ceesar).
MATHEMATIcs.-Arithmetic j Elementary Algebra.
NATURAL SCIENCE.-Physiology and Hygiene.
HISTORICAL SCIENCES.-History of the United States; Civil Government;
Geography (Physical, Mathematical and Political).
THE ARTs.-Penmanship
(mastery of some approved system); Drawing (daily
exercise for at least 28 weeks); Bookkeeping (single entry); Vocal Music (daily
drill for at least one-third of a year).
SENIOR YEAR.

MODEL SCHOOL.

Girls,
Boys,

112
102

Total in Model School,

214

Grand Total,

638

PEDAGOGICS.-Psychology j Methods j History of Education j Practice Teaching
(daily, for at least half a year); a Thesis on an Educational subject.
LANGuAGE.-Rhetoric;
English Literature (at least one-third of a year, with a
thorough study of one representative selection from each of four English Classics) 1
Latin (Cresar, Book I., Helvetian War).
MATHEMATIcs.-Plane Geometry; Mensuration.
NATURAL SCIENCES.-Elementary Natural Philosophy j Botany.
HISTORICAL Scraxczs.c-General History reading, in connection with the History
of Education.
THE ARTS.-Elocution
(in connection with the study of English Literature).

PEDAGOGIcs.-Moral
Philosophy; Logic j Philosophy of Education;
Course or
Professional Reading (with abstracts and criticisms).
LANGUAGE.-Latill; six books of Virgil's .lEneid, four Orations of Cicero, Germania
of Tacitus; Literature.
[An equivalent of Greek, French or German will be accepted
for Spherical Trigonometry, Analytical Geometry, Calculus, Mathematical Natural
Philosophy, and Mathematical Astronomy.]
MATHEMATICS.-Higher Algebra; Solid Geometry; Plane and Spherical Trigonometry; Surveying; Analytical Geometry j Differential and Integral Calculus.
NATURAL SCIENCE.-Natural
Philosophy [as much as in Snell's Olmstead) r
Astronomy; Chemistry; Geology; Zoology.
HISTORY.-General
History.

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SOUTH-WESTERN

S7A TE NORMAL

SCHOOL,

CALIFORNIA,

WASHINGTON

SECOND

OBSEllVATIONLESSONS:Carried to higher stages of development.

of
[As Arranged for this School]

A Normal School without the adjunct of a thoroughly organized and equipped
training department can give to its students but half the preparation they require for
teaching, and that the less important half. Scholarship measures teaching power no
more than it does surgical skill. The true function of a Normal School is to prepare
students to teaclt, and, in the training of teachers, the one essential requisite is longcontinued, varied practice, under supervision and criticism.
The course in training
.extends over the greater part of the Senior year.
Our students in practice are made familiar with the details of our carefully prepared
course of study, and with the most approved methods and appliances known in educational work. They are guided, encouraged, checked, stimulated, as their individual
wants may require, at every step of their progress, by a critic teacher of large experience and rare qualifications for this important work,
FIRST

YEAR.

OBSEIlVATIONLESSONS:I.
Lessons to develop ideas of-a.
Form.
b. Color. c. Place. d. Size.
2.
Lessons on human body and effects of stimulants.
3. Lessons on plants and animals.
'LANGUAGE:I. Oral and written lessons--to cultivate east of expression and correct forms of
speech.
2.
Reading.-a. Words and phonic methods.
b. Reading from board and chart.
c, First Reader, with supplementary reading.
3. Writing.-a. Copying from board. b. Short sentences from dictation.
NUMBER:-I. From one to ten inclusive.
Adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing with
objects, without and with figures.
2.
Applied numbers-coins,
measures, weights, etc.
DRAWING:I. Representation of straight and curved lines from lids, from memory and dictation.
2.
Combination of straight and curved lines in simple figures.
MUSIC:I.
Scales by numerals and syllables.
2.
Training vocal organs. Rote songs.
PHYSICAL CULTURE:-Simple, pleasing exercises in concert, daily.

i

COUNTY,

PA.

31

YEAR.

Lessons on human body.

LANGUAGE:I.
Oral and written exercises. a. Short stories told or read to pupils and reproduced by them orally.
b. Simple thoughts, suggested by pictures, to be expressed in
writing.
2.
Reading-Second
readers.
a. Phonic analysis; exercises in clear enunciation.
i. Reading at sight from first year books. c. Spelling-To
train the eye to observe
the forms of words.
3. Writing-Copying
and dictation exercises as in first year, and copying selections from readers.
NUMBEIl:I
From one to a hundred inclusive.
2.
Applied numbers continued, and Roman numerals to C.
DRAWING:I. First year's work in lines and solids continued.
2.
First and second series of drawing cards.
3. Reduction and enlargement of forms.
Muslc:Writing notes of different values and combining them into measures .
Rote songs.
PHYSICAL EXERCISES:--As before.
J.

2.

THIRD

OBSERVATIONLESSONS:I. Lessons on human body.
2.
Observation
LANGUAGE:-

of nature;

YEAR.

air, frost, seasons, etc.

I.

Oral and Written exercises continued.
Letter writing begun.
R~ading-Sight
reading in second year books. Spelling.
3· Writing-As in second year.
NUMBER:-_
2.

From one to a thousand inclusive.
Applied numbers, and Roman numerals to M.
DRAWING:_
.
I.

2.

Review preceding work. Begin with paper in books.
Free-hand drill and inventive designs begun.
MUSIC:__
I.

2.

I. Practice in scale singing and writing.
2. Rote song,.
PHYSICAL EXERCISES.
ELEMENTARYSCIENCE:__
I.
2

YEAR.

Lessons on plants and minerals.
Lessons on human body.

3· Observations of nature.
LANGUAGE:__
I
Oral and written
Letter writing continued.
2.

FOURTH

R~od.ng-Third

Wind
'

exercises.
reader.

different forms of water.

Special

Spelling.

attention

to correct

forms of speech

SOUTH-WESTERN

32

3.

STATE

NORMAL

SCHOOL,

CALIFORNIA,

Writittg.-

a. Practice in the various movements
holding.
b. Writing books.
ARITHMETIC :I.

Oral exercises to precede
Addition and subtraction
to ten-thousands.
2.

3.

of arm, hand and fingers, with correct

and division

U. S. money.

I.
2.

Oral and written exercises.

Reading.
3. Writing.
ARITHMETIC :-

of

YEAR.

Letter writing.

I.

Addition and subtraction of decimals.
Avoirdupois weight and time.
3. Easy oral exercises in fractions.
GEOGRAPHY ;-

Reading,
Writing.

Supplementary

reading.

YEAR.

spelling.
Correct business forms.

ARITH~IETIC :Percentage:
its application

Spelling.

to co-nmission ; Interest;

Discount.

GEOGRAPHY:Physical and political features of the countries of Europe
ELEMENTARY HISTORY OF THE U.
DRAWING:-Books
8 and 9.
MUSIC.-PHYSICAL EXERCISES.

.
and North America,

s.

EIGHTH

YEAR.

PHYSIOLOGY HYGIENE.
LANGUAGE:Continued from preceding
ARITHMETIC :1.
Percentage-application
2. Compound numbers.

of nature.

Third reader completed.

EXERCISES.

LANGUAGE:.
Easy composition, based on geography and reading lessons.
~: Study of simple sentences.
Parts of speech, and their properties distinguished.
3.
4.

1.
Lessons on natural features.
Forms of land and water shown by means
moulding board, pictures and black-board drawings.
2. Globe and maps.
3
The five grand divisions-general
features, treated topically.
DRAWING;Books I and 2.
:\1USIC:Exercises and songs continued.
PHYSICAL EXERCISES.

ELEMENTARY SCIENCE:I. Plants, animals and observations
2. Oral lessons in physiology.
LANGUAGE;-

5 and 6.
SEVENTH

to thousandths.

FIFTH

DRAWING :-Books
MUSIC.-PHYSICAL

33

COUNTY, PA.

ELEMENTS OF PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE:-

and follow written arithmetic.
of numbers to millions; multiplication

Writing and reading decimals
Liquid and dry measure.
GEOGRAPHY :-

pen-

WASHINGTON

year.
continued.

GEOGRAPHY:Physical and political features of the countries of South America,
ELEMENTARY HISTORY of the U. S. complete.
DRAWING-Book
10.
MUSIC.-PHYSICAL EXERCISES.

Asia and Africa.

U. S. money.

2.

Elerqenfa/.x ~0i1(;;e.

Simple study of the chief countries of each continent.
drawing as aids.
DRAWING:Books 3 and 4.
MUSIC.-PHYSICAL EXERCISES.

Moulding

board

PREPARATORY

and ~map

SPRING TERM.-General
SIXTH

YEAR.

FALL TERM.-Reading,
Spelling, Writing, Drawing, History of the U. S., Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar.
WINTER TERM.-Reading,
Spelling, Writing, Drawing, Arithmetic, Physiology,
Geography, Grammar.
Review of Common Branche!'.

YEAR.
JUNIOR

ELEMENTS OF PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE.
LANGUAGE:Fourth reader.
Spelling.
Writing.
ARITHMETIC :I. Common fractions.
2. Long, square and solid measure.
3. Decimals completed.
4. Oral exercises and arithmetic at sight.
GEOGRAPHY :I. The earth-form,
size, motions, zones, etc.
2.
Grand divisions-physical
features studied and compared.

YEAR.

FALL TERM.-Arithmetic,
English Grammar, Geography, Orthography, Reading.
Vocal Music, School Management.
WINTER TERM.-Algebra.
Latin, U. S. History, Writing and Drawing, Physiology.
Methods.·
SPRING TERM.-Algebra,
keeping, Methods.

Latin, Civil Government,
SENIOR

Writing

and Drawing,

Book-

YEAR.

FALL TERM.-Geometry,
Ceesar, Physics, Mental Science, Practice Teaching.
WINTER TERM.-Geometry,
Rhetoric, Physics, Methods, Practice Teaching.
SPRING TER~I.-Botany,
Literature,
History of Education,
Methods, Practice
Teaching.

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SOUTH-SVESTERN

STA TE NORMAL

SCHOOL,

CALIFORNIA,

WASHINGTON

COUNTY,

PA.

Berkey, J. A., Somerset, Pa.-Principal
of Schools.
Dunn, M. E., Marion, Kan.-Teacher.
Galley Belle N., Dawson, Pa.-Teacher.
Gallagher, G. W., Dawson, Pa.-Medical
Student.
bl '" E Washington Pa.-College
Student.
.,
'
.'
G am e, YV.
Guffey, Mary M. (Mrs. J. S. Eberman), Cahforma, Pa.
Hertzog, Elva M., California, Pa - Teacehr.

The South Western State Normal School is beautifully and healthfully located on the left bank of the Monongahela river, 50 miles
from Pittsburgh.
It is in the heart of the Monongahela Valley, convenient of access by trains or river packets.
There are three trains
and a packet each way, daily, between Pittsburgh and California.
GROUNDS

AND

BUILDINGS.

The school grounds consist of ten acres, covered with a beautiful
sod, and planted with ornamental and shade trees, shrubbery and
flowers. There are three buildings-a
central, massive and imposing
edifice, having the general form of a Greek cross, and two wings,
used as dormitories-the
one by ladies, the other by gentlemen.
The plan of the buildings, providing two entirely separate dormitories, and placing these adjacent to the main building, rather than
in it (thus making it unnecessary to have high stories, inconvenient
to reach, and dangerous in case of fire), commends itself at once to
the thoughtful.
The chapel, on the second floor of the main building, is a magnificent hall, not surpassed, if equalled, in any similar school in the
State.
It is IIO feet long, 44 feet wide and 22 feet high, and has
seating capacity for one thousand persons.
The students' rooms are larg
nd exceedingly pleasant.
They
are covered with Brussels car et, heated with steam and provided
with excellent furniture.
RECENT

IMPROVEMENTS.

Within the past year important improvements were made, the
chief of which were the furnishing of the new extension to the
Ladies' Dormitory, and the piping of water to the buildings.
A
spring, situated on the high grounds near the town, was purchased
and the water piped a distance of three-fourths of a mile to the

Hertig, Wendell, Homestead, Pa,
Holland, Rena c., Beallsville, Pa.- Te~c~er.
nnellsville Fa.-Pnnclpal
of Schools.
J
H urnb e rt t J • L " Co
Jamison, J. F., Millsboro, Pa -Teacher.
Kefover, C. F., Merrittstown, Pa.- Teacher.
Lindsay, Effie B., Brownsville, Pa.-Teacher.
Longanecker, Carrie, Uniontown, Pa.- Teacher.
.
West Fmley Pa.-Principal
of School, Beallsville, Pa.
Lo ng d on, J .. C ,
'
McKee, Joseph H , Flatwoods, Pa.-Teacher.
Moffitt, Cora B.-Died
August 20, 1886.
Perkins, Emma M., Webster, Pa,
Pollock, J. R., Washington, Pa.-College
Student.
Pratt, Mary E., Jewell City, Kan.-Teacher.
Rigg, M. A., Harmony, N. Y.-Minister.
Saunders, W. M., Mt. Pleasant, Pa.
Silveus, J. G., Jackson Centre, Pa. (Graduate Waynesburg College, 1888).
Smith, Jennie S. (Mrs. Clyde Kimball), Dunbar, Pa.
Shutterly, Anna, California, Pa.- Teacher.
Wakefield Kate Connellsville, Pa.- Teacher.
Willson, Emma
Upper St. Clair, Pa.-Teacher.

M.,

GLASS OF 1885.
J\dair, Maggie M.,

20

First street, Allegheny, Pa.-Teacher.

Bell, Sadie, Idlewood, Pa.-Teacher.
Bridgeman, Gertrude, Newark, DeI.- Teacher.
Crowthers, R. C., Meadville, Pa.-College
Student.
Greathead, Carrie S., McConnellsburg, Pa.-Teacher.
Hoover, Elda N., Fleming, Pa.-Teacher.
Hopkins, Ara (Mrs. Henry Allman), Garwood, Pa.
Hughes, Hattie E, Phillipsburg, Pa.- Teacher.
Huntley, Orella, Uniontown, Pa - Teacher.
Hornbake, Joseph D., California, Pa.- Teacher.
Keys, Mary (Mrs. T. Graham), Haddenville, Pa.
Lewellen, Leroy \V., Masontown, Pa.-Principal
of Schools.
Morgan, Lizzie, California, Pa.- Teacher.
Porter, Hettie M., Stoneboro, Pa.-Teacher.
Raub, Mame, Newark, Del.-Teacher.
Rothwell, A. Lee, California, Pa.
Swan, Mattie, Brownsville, Pa.-Teacher.
Watters, Minnie E., 234 Franklin street, Allegheny, Pa.-Teacher.
Weaber, Annie E., Fredericksburg, Pa.-Teacher.
Wilson, Carrie E., Coal Center, Pa.-Teachar.

47

48

SOUTH-WESTERN

STA TE NORMAL

SCHOOL.

Worcester. Clara B., Pittsburgh, Pa.-Teacher.
Woolsey, Orrville I., New Geneva, Pa.-Teacher.

GLASS OF 1886.
Armstrong, Bell, West Alexander, Pa.-Teacher.
Chalfant, Luna C., Coal Center, Pa.- Teacher.
Chalfant, O. S., Coal Center, Pa.-Principal
of Schools, Coal Center, Pa,
Chalfant, Harry M., Coal Center, Pa.-Teacher.
Cope, Florence N. (Mrs. T. S. Lackey), Allegheny, Pa.
Debolt, William, Mapletown, Pa.- Teacher.
Downer, Eve C., Monongahela City, Pa.-Teacher.
Hertzog, Lucy S., California, Pa.- Teacher in Model School.
Hockenberry, J. Coulter, Walker, Pa.-Teacher.
Jenkins, Annie M., Monongahela City, Pa.-Teacher
Kinder, Avie, Scenery Hill, Pa.- Teacher.
McGill, E. E., Good Intent, Pa.-Teacher.
McGinnis, Carrie, Ten Mile, Pa.-Teacher.
McConegly, W. L., McKeesport, Pa.-Clerk.
Moore, Maud, West Newton, Pa..
Smith, C. M., Mt. Carmel, Pa.-Principal
of Schools.
Snodgrass, G. W. Claysville, Pa.-Teacher.
Teeters, Nettie c., Monongahela City, Pa.- Teacher.
Thomas, E. F., Smithfield, Pa.- Teacher.
\Vest, S. P., Brownsville, Pa.-Teacher.
Wilson. L. B.
Wingett, S. E., Sparta, Pa.-Teacher.
Wood, Annie R., Heistersburg, Pa.- Teacher.

GLASS OF 1887.
Berryman, John D., Coal Center, Pa.-Teacher.
Brant, John A., Ligonier, Pa.-Teacher.
Curry, R. M., Elizabeth, Pa.-Teacher.
Cunningham, W. D., California, Pa.-Assistant
Darsie, Priscilla, California, Pa.- Teacher.
Flanigan, Albert S., Confluence, Pa.-Principal
Fritzius, Jennie N., Braddock, Pa.-Teacher.
Guffey, Albert A., Elizabeth, Pa.- Teacher.
Hallam, Jas. B., Strabane, Pa.-Teacher.
Johnson, Effie M., Beaver, Pa.- Teacher.
Keys, Hugh I., Searights, Pa,

Teacher in Normal School,
of Schools.

Kiehl, Harry L, Bentleysville, Pa.- Teacher.
Mayhugh, Joseph F. Ei'zabeth, Pa.- Teacher.
McDonough, Bernette, California, Pa.- Teacher.
Powell, Anna M., California, Pa.- Teacher.
Rader, Vincent, Elizabeth. Pa.-Teacher.
Ruple, Anna C, Washington, Pa.-Teacher.
Reeves, Becca, Bellevernon, Pa.- Teacher.
Semans. Frank M., Uniontown, Pa.-Teacher.
Sheeran, Lizzie M., ISO James street, Allegheny Pa.- Teacher.
Stockdale, Elladora, California, Pa.- Teacher.
Stiffy, Clara Z., Beaver, Pa.-Teacher.
Ward, Ethel (Mrs. G. M. Danley), California, Pa.-;-Teacher in Model Schoof,