flfTEEt4T~ ll~~UIHl CIITllltOGUE
OF THE

SOUTH - WESTERN

State Normal School
TEflTtl

nIST~ICT,

COMPOSED OF THE COUNTIES OF WASHINGTON,
GREENE AND SOMERSET.

FAYETTE,

California, Washington Co., Pa.
F011 the Yea11 1888-9,

Prospeetus 10111889~90.

BEST & CO., PRINTERS

AND PUBLISHERS,

PITTSBURGH, PA.

1889.
EXAMINATION OF SENIOR AND JUNIOR CLASSES begins June
BACCALAUREATE SERMON, Sunday
ANNUAL CONTEST OF LITERARY
CoMMENCEMENT,
LECTURE, by Mr.

Evening, June
SOCIETIES,

J.

Burdette, June 27th, 8 P. M.

FALL TERM OPENS Monday,

September ed.

FALL TERM CLOSES Friday,

December 20.

WINTER

TERM OPENS Monday, December 30th.

1890.
WINTER

24th, by the Principal.

Wednesday Evening, June

Thursday, June 27th.
R

TERM CLOSES Friday,

SPRING TERM OPE'S

March erst,

Monday, lIfarch 24tft.

COMMENCEMENT, Ttiursday, June

26th.

I9th.

26th.

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SOUTH-WESTERN

STA TE NORMAL

SCHOOL,

CALIFORNIA,

WASHINGTON

COr.:.VTY, PA.

7

~ta.n~ing Committu6.
ELECTED

BY STOCKHOLDERS.

Term of office expires in I890.

Comsnittee on Grousids and Buildings.

L. W. MORGAN,
G. M. EBERMAN.

JOHN N. DIXON, ESQ.,
S. W. CRAFT,

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

Term of office expires in I89I.

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

LUKE P. BEAZELLf

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

I. C. AILES,
COlllmittee on Discipline

Term of office expires in I892.

WM. McFALL,
W. W. JACKMAN,

H. S. DARSIE,
LOUIS S. MILLER.

L. W. Morgan,

HON. J. K. BILLINGSLEY,
HON. G. W. NEFF,

G. G. Hertzog,

California.
Masontown.

Committee

on Finance.

01t

G. M. Eberman.
Public

Relations.

Theo. B. Noss, J. K. Billingsley, L. P. Beazell, G. W. Neft,
Chill W. Hazzard, Wm. McFall, I. C. Ailes,

Term oj' otJice expires in I89I.

Fayette City.
Monongahela City.

Term of office expires in I892.

COL. CHILL W. HAZZARD,
H. T. BAILEY,

G M. Eberman.

BY STATE.

Term oj' office expires in I890.

HON. GIBSONBINNS,
HON. G. V. LAWRENCE.

and Instruction.

H. S. Darsie,

Committee
APPOINTED

on .fIouuhold.

Monongahela
Amity.

City.

G. V. Lawrence.

~ta.te ~oa.t'~ of cS,ra.minet'6.
EXAMINATION

OOicet'6 of ~oa.t'~ of tt'U6tU6.
JOH:.1 N. DIXON, ESQ., President.
S. W. CRAFT, Vice-President.
PROF. G. G. HERTZOG, Secretary.
JOHN S. EBERMAN, Treasurer.

JUNE 19.

HON. J. Q. STEWART, Deputy State Superintendent.
PROF.JAS. E. MORROW, Princip xi S. N School, Slippery Rock, Pa.
L. M. HERRINGTO:.1, Superintendent Fayette County.
A. J. WAYCHOFF, Superintendent

Greene County.

THEO. B. N oss, Principal S. N School, California, Pa.
MRS. H. M_ STOCKDALE,Matron.

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SOUTH· WESTERN

STATE

NOR,lfAL

CALIFORNIA,

SCHOOL,

PH. D., Principal,

B. Noss,

MRS. MARY G Noss,

Psycltology and Pedagogios.

J. B. SMITH,

A

Latin

G. G.

M.,

COUNTY,

PA.

9

@oal'~ of Jn6fl'Ucfion.

@oal'~of Jn6fl'Ucfion.
THEO.

WASHINGTON

Principal

Vice Principal,

M. E.,

Model School.

JENNIE

EWING,

and Civics.
Vocal and Instrumental

,

HERTZOG,

Music.

MRS. BELLE BRYAN, M. E.,
lIfathematics.
Librarian

TILLIE

and Assistant in Arithmetic.

E. MACPHE~SON,
CLARA SINGER,

Elocution,

Literature,

E.,

B.

History of Education.
Assistant

in Model School.

ELMA RUFF,
JOSEPH JENNINGS,

Grammar, Rhetoric, General History.

Assistant

FRANK

R. HALL,

Drawing,

Writing and Hist01·Y.

in Arithllietic,

M. E.,
W.

D. CUNNINGHAM,

M. E.,

Assistant in Algebra.

ROBEKT

A.

HARPER,

Natural

W.

A.

B.,

Scinta.

M.

S. BRYAN,

SPECIAL

INSTRUCTORS,

E.,
COLONEL

FRANCIS

W.

EDWARD

BROOKS,

LL.

PARKER,

Pedagogics.

(One

Week.)

Geograplty.

D., Psychology.

(One

Week.)

BELL M. DAY,

H.
Gramnrar, Junior

1Ilethods.

-

R. PALMER,

Mus.

Doc,

Vocal Music.

(Ten

Days.)

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SOUTH-WESTERN

TATE

NORJlf"lL

CALIFORNIA,

SCHOOL,

WASHINGTO.V

COUNTY,

11

l'A.

JIlHIS

Institution, usually called the" South- Western State Normal
School," is one of twelve schools having the powers and privileges of State Normal Schools under the laws of Pennsylvania.
There are in the State thirteen "Normal School Districts," in each
of which, except the fourth, a school has been established.
The
first of these schools to receive" recognition"
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 South-western
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
was laid by Governor John W. Geary, August 26th, 1868. The
Main Building was first used for school purposes in 1870.
The
Ladies' Dormitory was first used about four years later, and the
Gentlemen's Dormitory about six years later.
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.
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.

(Final Examination

to b~ held Jun~ I9t1,.)

LADIES-

Ache, Jennie

Hugg,

Baker, Allie F

Jamison,

Lizzie A.

Brown, Lillian

Josephs,

Mary

Berthel, Anna

Kinder,

Anna

Crawford,

Lilley, Sadie

Coursin,

Nettie J
Minnie St. C.

Ida

McMunn,

Minnie A.

Musgrave,

Lizzie

Darsie, Catharine

Musgrave,

Josephine

Dague,

Neemes,

Ella S.

Paxton.

Minnie

Teggart,

Ella

Cunningham,

Millie

Ida S.

Eichbaum,

Mary

Goe, Ada
Gilmore,

Maggie

Vogel, Mary

Hertzog,

Annie 1.

Van Voorhis,

Sallie

GENTLEMEN.

•

Lewis, Bert

Luckey,

Long, James C.

Smith,

Joseph
Lee

M.

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SOUTH·WESTF.RN

STATE

NORMAL

SCHOOL,
CALIFORNIA,

Name.
Davis, Alden
Day, L. C.
Day, Ransom M.
Darsie, Burns
Dawson, Willie,
Easton, Robert
Easton, George
Farqnhar, W. H.
Field, William H.
Fuehrer, Harry
Fazenbaker, Walter
Foutche, E. H.
Gleason, William
Gleason, Joe
Gilhert, Charles
Guinn, Charles
Graves, Charles
Ghrist, Harry
Gumbert, Charles
Griffith N. William

~taeogu~ of ~tub~"t6.
1888-'89.

(D..ormo.f C£)epo.rim¢nt.
GENTLEMEN.
Naml!.
Alles, Carl
Abell, Edgar
Allen, Arthur B.
Baker, Roy
Billingsley, Wade
Billingsley, Harry
Billingsley, Chas.
Bumgarner, Albert L
Butler, Wm. N.
Blaney, J. I.
Bell, Thomas R.
Brashear, W. S.
Bowman, J. W.
Burchinal, Ira G.
Boyd. G. E.
Baker, Wm. L.
Bennington, Samuel W.
Brown, A. G. C.
Carter, Chas.
Clark, James H.
Cunningham, W. D.
Colvin, Vincent S.
Calhoun, John
Chalfant, Walter
Calvert, Chas.
Collins. Chauncey
Corneille, H. W.,
Conklin T. C.
Crow, W. E.
Cottom, F. P.
Chalfant, Alva
Countryman, N. B.
Crise, M. S.

Post Office.
California,

County
Washington,

Slate.
Pa.

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Bellevernon,
California,

Fayette
Washington,

"<.

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Millsboro,
California,
Good Intent,
England,
Brownsville,

.,

Smithfield,
Tarentum,
East Bethlehem,
Castile,
Fayette City,
Beallsville,
\Vest Brownsville,
West Newton,
Monongahela City,

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II

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Fayette,

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Allegheny,
Washington,
Greene,
Fayette,
Washington,

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Westmoreland,
Washington,

.,

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.,

Coal Center,
California,

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East Bethlehem,
Prosperity
McClellandtown,
Dawson,
Perryopolis,
Meyersdale,
Mendon,

t

Fayette,

"

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Somerset,
Westmoreland,

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Gibson, W. A.
Garwood, Clyde H.
Goodwin, James R.
Gallagher, James B.
Hertzog, \Valler
Hertzog, Carl
Huggins, Nelson C.
Howe, William
Hawkins, Shan or
Hawthorne,
William
Hazzard, Vernon
Hanna, Hugh W.
Herron, C. M.
Heckle, C. C.
Hibbs, B. F.
Hall, F. C.
Hansell, Robert
Hepplewhite,
M. R.
Howard, Edward W.
Hester, John F.
famison, Robert H.
Jennings, Joseph
Kreger, W. S
Krepps, Clem D.
Kiehl, Dewald
King, William
Lilley, Wilbur
Lill ey, Ellis W.

WASHINGTON

COUNTY,

PA.

County,

Post Office.

Washington,

Coal Center,
Sparta,
Lone Pine,
California,

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California,
.,

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State,
Pa.

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Washington,

.,

East Bethlehem.
Lock NO.4
Leisenring,
Farmington,
Glade,
California,

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Fayette,
Somerset,
Washington,
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.,
".,

.,

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Monongahela City,
Bentleysville,
Brownsville,
Fairchance,
Pleasant Unity,
California,

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Westmoreland,
Washington,

.,

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c,

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"

c,

Monongahela City,
Canonsburg,
South Strabane,
Glade,
Brownsville,
Farmington,
Dawson
Masontown,
Elizabeth,
Ormond,
Monongahela
Kingwood,
Heistersburg,
Bent leysville,
California,

"
Fayette,

City,

"..

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Somerset,
Fayette

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..

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Allegheny,
Fayette,
Washington,
Somerset,
Fayette,
Washington,

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SOUTH· WESTERN

Name.
Lewis, Bert W.
Lewis, Ross
Lewis, Charles,
Latta, Fred
Lewis, G. B.
Long, William,
Lowers, Moses, Jr.
Long, James C.
Longsdorf, William
Luckey, Joseph M.
Lange, Wood H.
Lowstuter, William
Likens, C. B.
Lutes, John
Love, C. H.
Matthews, Thomas C.
McConnell, C.W.
McCracken, List T.
Marshall, John
McKenna, Clyde
Mathews, L. G.
Miller, Frank
Mancha, Shirley,
Mitchell, Geo. I.
Myers, Harry A.
Masters, J. Edgar
McKenna. Chas. E.
Meradith, J. W.
Meradith, Orville A.
McVay, Willard F.
Mayhugh, Edward H.
McLaughlin, J.
McCullough, William
Martin, Frank V.
Mellinger, P. L.
McKinley, A. O.
Nicholson, E. L.
Newcomer, L. O.
Orange, U. S.
Overholt, Jacob
Pollock, Lewis
Pollock, Willie
Powell, Archie W.
Phillips. Charles
Parker, C. W.
• Paden, John M.
Piper, Oliver

STATE

NORMAL

Post Office.
California,

County,

State.

Washington

Pa.

"
"

"
"
"

I,

Sparta,
Coal Center,
Woods Run,
Laurel Hill,
Dawson,

"
Bellevernon,
Brownsville,
Martinsburg,
Elizabeth,
Hillsview,
Thomas,

"

CIaysville,
California,

"
"
"
Bentieysville,
Vanceville,
Bentieysville,
Coal Centre,
Woods Run,
Prosperity,

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"

"

I,

IC

II

Fayette,

.'
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"
"

"
I,
I,

Blair,
Allegheny,
Westmoreland,
Washington,

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"
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"

Fayette City,
Layton,
Elk Lick,
Garwood,
Dawson,
New Salem,
Bissell,
California,

Fayette,

West Finley,
Vanceville,
Coal Center,

"
,I

Allegheny,
Fayette,

u

"

I,

Elizabeth,
Flatwoods,
Farmington,

"

CALIFORNIA

SCHOOL.

"
,I

Somerset,
Washington,
Fayette,

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Washington,

II

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Name.
Phillips, John E.
Parsons, Harvey
Pierce, W. T.
Packer, John
Patton, E. B.
Phillips, Eli C.
Pees, William
Reed, Frank
Raetz, John
Rabe, Wylie
Reed, Charles
Reed.Tohn
Richards, Harry
Ross, A. M.
Sherbondy, Frank
Smith, Ira T.
Swan, A. F.
Smith, Lee
Speers, Fred C.
Scott, W. R.
Scott, Samuel A.
Swart, W. M.
Sutherland, T. H.
Scott, Blair
Smail, Samuel
Smith, W. C.
Sloan, Thomas C.
Speers, Froman
Sangston, Minor S.
Snvder, Geo. M.
Snyder, Jas. 5.
Steepee, Edward H.
Stewart, J. M.
Taylor, O. K. Tr.
Taylor, Gretton
Thistlethwaite,
Ray
Thomas, Essex
Thompson, Geo. F.
Wilkins, Frank
Wood, Robert
Whitsett, Ralph
Ward, Eddie
Ward, Norval
Ward, Herdman
Wilkins, Ernest
Wilkins, Bert
\Veaver, Lewis S.

WAShINGTON

Post OJlice.
West Brownsville,
Speers,
Gill Hall,
Braddock,
Fayette City,

"

COUNTY,

15

PA.

County.

State.

Washington

Pa.

"

u

Allegheny,

"

u

Fayette,
u

"u

II

u

St. Cloud,

Washington,

California,

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II

,I

,I

,I

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"
"u
Coal Center,
Zollarsville,
Greensboro,
Dawson,
Masontown,
Brownsville,
Ohio Pyle,
Bellevernon,
New Salem,
Blythedale,
Amity,
Elvilla,
Ursina,
Greensburg,
Fort Palmer,
Wilna,
Bellevernon,
Woodside,
Fallowfield,

"
Coal Center,
Madison,
East Bethlehem,
California,
East Bethlehem,
Frank,
Gambles,
California,

"
Greene,
Fayette,
II

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II

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II

"

II

"

Allegheny,
Washington,

Fayette,
I'

\V estmoreland,
Washington,

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Allegheny,
Allegheny,
Washington,

"u

.1

Woods Run,
Wilna,

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II

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Washington,

II

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Somerset,
Westmoreland,
Westmoreland,
Washington,

II

II

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II

SOUTH-WESTERN

16

Na1Jl~_
Wilson, Harry
Winnett, L. S.
Weaver, John B
Washabaugh, J. S.
Weygandt, Wilson
Weddell, P. M
Weddell, Joseph B
Weaver, J. S.
Williamson, T_ D.

STATE

NORMAL

Post OJlice.
Coal Center,
Fallowfield,
Canonsburg,
Beck's Mills
South Strabane,
West
ewton,

SCHOOL,

County,
Washington,

WASHINGTON

COUN1 Y, PA.

17

State.
Pa.
II

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"

II

Westmoreland,

"
Mendon,
Wiley,

CALIFORNIA,

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~t"eog"e of ~t"bmt6.

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II

1888-9.

Greene,

[t.onno.f <i)epartment.
LADIES.
Name.

)

,

Applegate, Harriett
Applegate, Bernice
Abell, Margaret
Armstrong, Rena
Armstrong, Lessie
Ailes, Marne
Andrew, Anna
Ache, Jennie
Barber, Lottie
Beazell, Lillie
Billingsley, Mamie
Billingsley, Vada
Butler, Marcella
Baker, Allie F_
Burke, Florence V.
Berthel, Anna
Brown, Lillian
Bambrey, Mary
Blackburn, Bessie
Bell, Anna V_
Baker, Lillian M.
Bottomley, Maggie
Barnes, Lillie
Barnes, Jennie
Campbell, Janet
Craft, Josie
Crow, Lizzie
Campbell, Maggie
Crabbe, Belle
Clemens, Annie
Clarke, Maud
Clarke, Cornelia

Post

OJlice.

California,

"

County.

State.

Washington,
II

,I

"

West Alexander,

.1

"
Coal Center,
Prosperity,
Masontown,
California,

"
II

Claysville,
Mt. Pleasant,
West Newton,
Scottdale,
West Newton,
Latrobe,
New Sheffield,
McKeesport,
Bruceton,
Bruceton,
California,

I,

I.

II

I,

u

I.

I,

\Vestmoreland,

"
II

Beaver,
Allegheny,
Preston,

.1

Washington,

"
II

Lock NO.4
Washington,
Coal Center,
,I

West Va.

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18

Name.
Chester, Avolena
Calhoun, Clara
Colvin, Jannetta
Carter, Hessie
Crouch, Jennie
Cunningham,
Millie
ettie J.
Crawford,
Campbell, Jenme M.
Coursin, Minnie St. C.
Callow, Nettie
Carroll, Gertrude
Carroll, Bertha
Cochran, Lucy
Cline. Venie
Clark, Lida
Close, Emma L.
Dawson. Corabel
Darsie, Catherine
De Haven, Lizzie
Dowd, Mary T.
Dague, Ida S.
Dague, Sadie J.
Dickey, Margaret
Day, Edith R.
Dague, Annie
Duncan, Anna
Donnelly, Winnie
Ely, Lizzie M.
Eichbaum, Mary
Enoch, Lizzie F.
Fee, M. Amelia
Funk, Rhetta
Foster, Birdie
Forsythe, Ella
Forsythe, Maggie
Geary, Maria G.
Greene, Emma
Gumbert, Ida M.
Gamble, Lizzie M.
Griffith, Mattie
Gilmore, Margaret J.
Gilmore, Laura
Godman, Fannie B.
Goe, Ada
Gosiin, -Graham, Jean
Gilmore, Hannah
Garee, Anna

ST.·j TE NORMAL

County.

Post Office.
Speers,
Monongahela

SCHOOL,

City,

"
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Coal Center,
Thomas,
Wampum,
Allegheny,
Noblestown,
McKeesport,
Pittsburgh,
Dallas,

,I

Lawrence,
Allegheny,

,.

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Marshall,

.,

Fayette,

Pa.

Somerset,
Washington,
I,

.,"

Lock NO·4,
Scenery Hill,

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I.

,I

"
Coon Island,
Coal Center,
Odell,
Buena Vista,
Houstonville,
Hunter's Cave,
West Clarkesville,
Lone Pine,
Connellsville,
Webster,
McKeesport,
Finleyville,

Washington,

"

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Allegheny,
Washington,
Greene,
Alleghany,
Washington,
Fayette,
Westmoreland,
Allegheny,
Washington,
,I

Candor,
California,
II

"

Kammerer,
Monongahela
Webster,

,I

Jacob's Creek,
Tippecanoe,
Bellevernon,

W. Va.

t .

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II

i,

I.

Dawson,
Brownsville,
Brownsville,
Wellsburg
California,

Pa.
I'

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Dawson,
Redstone,

State.
Pa.

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CALIFORNIA,

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N.Y.

Pa.

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City,
Westmoreland,

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Fayette,
Fayette,

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I.

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Name.
Gumbert, Minnie
Guffey, Lucy
Gilmore, Margaret
Gass, Emma
Groomes, Jennie
Gallagher, Ida
Garrison, Kate
Hornbake, Mary E.
annie ll.
Hornbake,
Hertzog, Lula
Hertzog, Anna E.
Howe, Lillie
Humphries, Sadie
Hawkins, Ola S.
Hawk,Olive
Hixson, Mamie
Higbee, Della B
Huston, Kate
Hanlon, Kat"
Hill, Maggie
Harrison, M. Ora
Harrison, Rhoda G.
Hornfec, Annie
Hornfec, Bird
Hugg, Ida
Harmony, Jennie
Hansell, Rachel
Hennon, Allie
Hook, Helen
Irwin, Sadie
Hutton, Adda L.
Heath, Lizzie N.
jamieson, Lizzie A.
josephs, Mary A.
jennings, Louie
Kearney, Bessie
Krise, Emma
Killins, Ella
Kinder, Anna
Kuhns, Sadie A.
.Kuhns, Lizzie
Luce, Ella M.
Lange, Clara
Linn, Jennie
Lilley, Sadie
Lilley, Etta
Lewis, Lena
Lancaster, Cora

.

WASHLVGTON

COUNTY,

Post Office.
Elizabeth,

PA.

County.
Allegheny,

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West Elizabeth,
Allegheny,
Carmichaels,
West Newton,
Wadestown,
California,

Allegheny,
Greene,
Westmoreland,
Monongalia,
Washington,

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Pa.

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Pa.
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Fredericktown,
Monongahela City,
VI/est Newton,
Venetia,
Coal Bluff,
Monongahela City,
Garwood,
East Bethlehem,
Elizabeth,
New Alexandria,

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Washington,

Waynesburg,
Pittsburgh,
Monongahela

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Allegheny,
Westmoreland,

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Bellevernon,
Fayette City,
Farmington,
Wampum,
Sornerfield,
Homestead,
McKeesport,

Fayette,

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Lawrence,
Somerset,
Allegheny,

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City,

.1

Freeport,
Coal Center,
West Brownsville,
Laurelville,
West Newton,
Redstone,
Bellevernon,
Homestead,
California,

Greene,
Allegheny,
Washington,
,I

Armstrong,

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Westmoreland,
Fayette,

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SOUTH-WESTERN

Name.
Latta, Blanche
Lewis, Cora
Linton, Cora
Leech, Linnie
Landefeld, Minnie
Lowe, Fannie A.
McCain, Mezula B.
McKay, Leonora
McDonough, Mamie
Moore, Nellie
Miller, Laura
Miller, Jennie
McVay, Gertrude
McClain, Lee
McKenna, Minnie
McKenna, Carrie
Morton, Annie
Morton, MaggIe
Morton, Lizzie
Mc Kinney, Ira
Musgrave, Elizabeth
Musgrave, Josephine
McMunn, M. Alma
Murray, Mary
Malone, Sadie M. P.
Momeyer, Lulu
McGogney, Annie
McKown, Georgie
McWhirter, Manie E.
McClain, Ellenor
McAlpin, Lizzie
Macurdy, O. Blanche
Meloy, Ada
Marks, Ida
Moreland, Nannie
Moreland, Minnie
Moss, Allie
McBurney, Lissa
Mansfield, Mollie
McGinty, Flora
Neel, Jennie
Neemes, Ella L.
Owen, Jennie
Pollock, Jennie W.
Paxton, Minnie
Powell, Eva
Powell, Stella
Phillips, Anna O.

STATE

NORMAL

SCHOOL,

Post Offiu.
California,

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East Bethlehem,
Burgettstown,
Monongahela City,
Scottdale,
Cahfornia,

Countv,
Washington,

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Washington,

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Roscoe,
Prosperity,
Woods Run,

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Fredericktown,
Bentleysville,

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Shousetown,

c.

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Allegheny,
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Locust St , Allegheny,

Allegheny,
Elizabeth,
McKeesport,
West Elizabeth,
12 Fayette st., Allegheny,
Clinton,
Rostraver,
Bellevernon,
Connellsville,
West Middletown,
Duquesne,
New Haven,

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Westmoreland,
Fayette,

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Allegheny,
Fayette,
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Fayette City,
Vanderbilt,
Fayette City,
Brownsville,
California,
Tarentum,
Crows Mills,
Sharpsburg,
California,

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Allegheny
Greene
Allegheny,
Washington,
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WASHI.VGTON

COUNTY,

21

PA.

State.

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CALIFORNIA,

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Name.
Patterson, Amy E .
Parsons, Blanche
Park, Blanche
Phillips, Allie
Preston, Metta M.
Peebles, Ad"
QuaiU, Lorena
Ross, Lizzie S.
Regester, Laura B .
Reed, Nora
Rabe, Pearl
Rothwell, Lizzie L.
RIchards, Mary
Reed, Anna
Richards, Gertrude
Swihart, Ella W.
Shallenberger, Anna
Singer, Lizzie
Singer, Jennie
Singer, Clara
Singer, Katie
Singer. Bertha
Springer, Ollie
Stockdale, Elladora
Stockdale, Margaret
Steffy, Vernie
Steffy, Mary
Sibbit, Ella
Staiger, Ida
Spahr, Bertie
Stephens, Ida
Smith, Ethel
Sutton, Maud
Shutterly, Anna S.
Smith, Clara
Snyder, Carrie
Snyder, Emma
Shaw Nora
South, Winnie
Simpson, Rose
Sterling, Chat
Sterling, Belle R.
Spears, Edna
Shepler, Margaret
Taylor, Eliza
Thomas, Jennie
Taylor, Bessie C
Trimble, Maggie E.

Post Office.
West Brownsvi!\e,
Speers,
Coal Center,
Wilna,
Kammerer,
Youngstown,
Ea5t Bethlehem,
Youngstown,
Beallsville,
California,

County,
Washington,

State .
Pa .

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Washington,
Westmoreland,
Washington,

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McKeesport
Latrobe,
Strabane,
California,

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Allegheny
Westmorelnad,
Washington,

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Roscoe,

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Bissell.
California,
California,
Ohio Pyle,
Dawson.
Vanderbilt,
Connellsville,
Wadestown,
Brownsville,
Masontown,
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Bellevernon,
Webster,

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Upper sr. Clair,

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Fayette,

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SOUTH-WESTERN

Name.
Thistlethwaite,
Edna
Teggart, Ella
Thomas, Sadie R.
Underwood, Lizzie
Veatch, Haddie
Van Voorhis, Sallie A.
Vogel, Mary
Walters, E. J.
Ward, Grace
Ward, Elzabeth
Ward, Gertie
Ward. Laura
Whitsett, Ray
Whitsett, Lulu
Weaver, Cora
Wood, Elizabeth
Wilson, Vina
Williams, Janey
Williams, Belle
Warren, Lide
Westbay, Hattie
Wall, Alice K.
Young, Ossie
Yarnell, Stella

STA TF: NORMAL

Post Office.
East Bethlehem.
Fayette City,
Webster
Roscoe,
California,
Monongahela City,
Webster,
Mt. Pleasant,

CALIFORNIA.

SCHOOL,

Couuty,
Washington,
Fayette,
Westmoreland,
Washington,

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Westmoreland,

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Bentleysville,
Woods Run,
Bentleysville,
Monongahela

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City,
Allegheny,

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Washington,

COUNTY,

State.
Pa.

GIRLS.

Washington,

California,

WASHINGTON

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Allshouse, May
Allshouse, Katie
Brevard, Kittie
Beam, Mary
Brooks, Hallie
Brook" Fannie
BeazeJle, Bessie
Beazelle, Pauline
Baker, Caroline
Baker, Ella
Birkinsha, Aggie
Brundridge, Lula
Bennington, Belle
Bennington, Anna
Cal vert, Flora
Carroll, Bessie
Craft Katie
Campbell, Mary
Cochran, Maggie
Corron Dortha
Claybaugh, Eva
Davis, Anna
Davis, Louie
Davis, Ida
Dewar, Ella
Dawson, Bertha
Eaglen, Clara
Freeman, Jennie
Freeman, Vester
Fowler, Cora
Fumier, Effie
Gumbert, Libbie
Harris, Sadie
Harris, Velma
Harris, Vista
Harris, Rosa
Harris, Leona
Harris, Bessie
Harris, Flora

Hawthorne, Bertha
Howe, Sadie
Hornbake, Clara
Hornbake, Ethel
Harrison, Etta
Harrison, Gertie
Hart, Pearl
Hoffman, Lizzie
Jacobs, Daisy
Jones, Hettie
Jennings, Della
King, Clara
King, Ida
King, Lena
Kennedy, Maggie
Lewis, Laura
Lewis, Asalea
Lancaster, Bessie
Lange, Edna
Marshall, Myrtle
Marshall, Rena
Murphy, Viva
Moore, Mary
McElfresh, Rosalie
McKenna, Elsie
McCain, Mezula
Martin, Della
McMurray, Maggie
McDonald, Nellie
McCullough, Janet
McFall, Katie
Maxwell, Georgie
Mullen, Edna
Neel, Minnie
Nee!. Gertie
Noble, Katie
Powell, Mabel
Paxton,
ellie
Paxton, Jessie

PA.

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SOUTH-WESTERN

Phillips, Blanche
Pollock, Josie
Reed, Mary
Reed, Lizzie
Rager, Mary
Ressel, Essie
Rossel, Minnie
Ross, Mattie
Smith, Nora
Smith, Lena
Stanley, Maude
Stanley, Rosa
Singer, Frances
Silvens, Blanche
Silvens, Pearl
Shaffer, Lula

STA TE NORMAL

SCHOOL.

Simms, Ollie
Simms, Anna
Smith, Stella
Ward, Louie
Ward, Winnie
Wells, Ella
Wilson, Hannah
Wilkins, Olive
Whitsett, Roxie
Whitsett, Mamie
Williams, Cora
Williams, Hattie
Wolfe, Ella
White, Mary
Wolfe, Anna
Young, Maude
BOYS.

Allshouse, Sherman
Allshouse, Willie
Baker, Orvin
Baker, Glen
Baker, George
Beam, Robbie
Brevard, Walter
Brevard, Louie
Bennington, Willie
Brooks, George
Brooks, ---'
Brazn ell , Bennie
Braznell, Ruby
Campbell, Robert
Campbell, Frank
Claybaugh, Lon
Crowe, Solomon
Connelly, Eddie
Connelly, Conrad
Darsie, Dana
Dewar, George
Davis, Samuel
Darsie, Hugh
Eaglen, Clarence
.Eaglen, Melbourne
Fumier, Wade
Freeman, Arthur
Freeman, Thornton
Green, Willie
Gleason, Fred

Humphries, Willis
Humphries, Bert
Harris, A. J.
Harris, Murray
Harris, Carey
Harris, \Vilson
Hornbake, Herbert
Hornbake,
Glen
Hawthorne, Richard
Hawthorne,
Leonard
Howe, Eddie
Henshall, Willie
Hoffman, Willie
Hoffman, Jimmy
Harris, Robert
Jacobs, Roy
Jones, Albert
Jennings, Talmage
King, Harry
King, Fred.
Kennedy, Willie
Lewis, John
Latta, Charles
Latta, Loman
Martin, Harry
Maxwell, Clark
McFall, Willie
Minehart, Harry
Minehart, Larry
Martin, Willie

CALIFORN1A,

Martin, Fred.
Melchi, Seward
Melchi, Raymond
McCullough, Archie
McCullough, Alex.
McElfresh, Forrest
Phillips, Willie
Paxton, Carl
Paxton, John
Pollock, Tommy
Pollock, Artie
Pegg, James
Reed, Charles
Reed, Ollie
Rabe, Paul
Rabe, Fred
Raetz, Willie
Rothwell, Orville
Ressel, Bert
Rossel, Brozy
Shaffer, Harry
Springer, Earl
Sample, 'Walter

WASHINGTOfl,

COUNTY,

Underwood, Joseph
Veatch, David
Ward, Willie
Ward, Samuel
Ward, Russel
Whigham, William
Whigham, Willie
Whigham, Fred
Woods, John
Woods, Charles
Wood, Russel
Wells, Clyde
White, Albert
White, Ellis
WhIte, Lon
White, George W
Wilson, Howard
Wilson, Jesse
Whitsett, John
Walker, Thomas
Walker, John
Wilkins, Earnest

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26

STA TE NORMAL

SCHOOL,

CALIFORNIA

[AS Recently

WASHIYGTON

Revised

COUNTY,

PA.

27

by the State Authorities.]

JUNIOR YEAR.
PEDAGOGICS.-School Management;
Methods.
LANGUAGE-Orthography;
Reading;
English Grammar and Composition.pooLatin
(sufficient for introduction of Csesar )
MATHEMATIcs.-Arithmetic;
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 dnll
for at least one- third of a year)

~ummo.t'~.
NORMAL DEPARTMENT.

Ladies,
Gentlemen,

q8
184

Total in Normal Department.

432

MODEL SCHOOL.

Girls.
Boys,

110

5

10

Total in Model School,

21

Grand Total

647

5

SENIOR YEAR.
PEDAGOGICS.-Psychology;
Methods; History of Education;
Practice Teaching
(daily, for at least half a year); a Thesis on an Educational subject.
LA);GUAGE.-Rhetoric;
English Literature (at least one-third of a )"ear, with a
thorough study of one representative
selection from each of four English Classics);
Latin (Ceesar, Book 1., Helvetian War).
MATHE~fATIcs.-Plane
Geometry;
Mensuration.
NATURAL SCIENcES.-Elementary
Natural Philosophy;
Botany.
HI TORICAL SCIENcES.-General
History reading, in connection with the History
of Education.
THE Aa'rs.s--Elocution
(in connection with the study of English Literature.)

~cknti1ic

COUt'6~.

PEDAGOGICS.-Moral Philosophy;
Logic;
Philosophy of Education;
Course of
Professional Reading (with abstracts and criticisms).
LANGUAGE.-Latin;
six books of Virgil's JEneid, 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; Differential and Integral Calculus.
NATURAL SCIENCE.-Natural
Philosophy
(as much as in Snell's Olmstead);
Astronomy;
Chemistry; Geology; Zoology.
HISTORY.-General
History.

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28

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STATE

NORMAL

WASHINGTON

COUNTY,

PA.

29

SCHOOL,

SECOND YEAR,
OBSERVATIONLESSONS:Carried to higher stages of development.
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.
b. Reading at sight from first year books. c. Spelling-To
train the eye to observe

[AS Arranged for this School.]

the forms of words,
3. Writing-s-Copymg

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 teach, 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 entire Senior year.
~r
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
lage experience and rare qualifications for this important work.
FIRST YEAR.
OBSERVATIONLESSONS;I. Lessons to develop ideas of-a. Form. b. Color.
2
I essons on human body and effects of stimulants.
3
Lessons on plants and animals.
LANGUAGE;I
Oral and written lessons-to
speech.

c. Place

d. Size.

cultivate ease of expression and correct forms of

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.
NUMIlER;-

I. From one to ten inclusive.
Adding, substracting, 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 solids, from memory and
dictation.
2
Combination of straight and curved linesin simple figures.
MUSIC;I.
Scales by numerals and syllables.
2
Training vocal organs.
Rote Songs.
PHYSICAL CULTURE;-Simple,
pleasing exercises in concert, daily.

and dictation

exercises as in first year, and coyping selec-

tions from readers.
NUMBER;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.
~USIC ;I. Writing notes of different values and combining
Rote songs.
PHYSICAL EXERCISES;-As

them into measures.

2.

before.

THIRD YEAR.
OBSERVATIONLESSONS:Lessons on human body.
2.
Observation of nature; air, frost, seasons, &c.
LANGUAGE;I.
Oral and Written exercises continued.
Letter writing begun.
2.
Reading-Sight
reading in second year books.
Spelling.
3. Writing-As
in second year.
"UMBER :I.
From one to a thousand, inclusive.
2.
Applied numbers, and Roman numerals to M.
DRAWING:J.
Review preceding work. Begin with paper in books.
2.
Free-hand drill and inventive designs begun.
MUSIC:I. Practice in scale singing and writing.
2. Rote songs.
PHYSICAL EXERCISES.
FOURTH YEAR,
ELEMENTARYSCIENCE;I, Lessons on plants and minerals.
2.
Lessons on human body.
3. _Observations of nature.
Wind, different forms of water.
LANGUAGE:I. Oral and written exercises.
Special
Letter writing continued.
2.
Reading-Third reader
Spelling.

attention

to correct forms of speech.

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30

3
a.

STA TE NOR,l£AL

WritingPractice in the various movements

holding.

b.

Wnting

CALIFORNIA,

SCHOOL,

of arm, hand and fingers,

with correct pen-

to ten-thousands.
3. Writing and reading decimals to thousandths.

and division

Liquid and dry measure.
GEOGRAPHY:I.
Lessons on natural
mou ding board,
2.

3.

features.

Forms

pictures and black-board

Globe and maps.
The five grand divisions-general

of land and water shown by means

of

drawings.

features, treated topically.

DRAWING:Books I and 2.
Muslc;Ex ercises and songs continued.
PHYSICAL EXERCISES.
FIFTH YEAR.
ELE ENTARY SCIENCE:I. Plants, animals and observations of natur e.
2.

Oral lessons in Physiology.

LANGUAGE:I. Oral and written exercises.
Letter
2. Reading.
Third reader completed.
3. Writing.
ARITI'IMETIC :I. Addition and substraction
2.
3.

wntmg.
Supplementary

of decimals.

reading.

Spelling.

Moulding

board and map

PA.

Reading,
Writing.

31

EXERCISES.
YEAR.

LANGUAGE:Easy composition, based on geography and reading lessons.
2.
Study of simple sentences.
Parts of speech, and their properties
3.
4.

U. S. money.

COUNTY,

5 and 6.

SEVENTH
ELEMENTS OF PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE:

books.

ARITHMETIC ;I. Oral exercises to precede and follow written arithmetic.
2. Add.tion and substraction of numbers to millions j multiplication

DRAWING :-Books
MUSIC.-PHYSICAi.

WASHINGTON

distinguished.

spelling.
Correct business forms.

/I RITHMETlC:Percentage,
its application to commission j Interest;
Discount.
GEOGRAPHY;Physical and political features of the countries of Europe and North America.
ELEMENTARY HISTORY OF THE U. S.
DRAWING:-Books
8 and 9.
MUSIC.-PHYSICAL EXERCISES.
EIGHTH YEAR.
PHYSIOLOGY HYGIENE.
LAI>GUAGE;Continued from preceding year
ARITHMETIC ;.
I. Percentage-application
continued.
2. Compound numbers.
GEOGRAPHY ;Physical and political features of the countries of South America Asia and Africa.
ELEMENTARY HISTORY of the U. S. complete.
'
DRAWING-Dook
10.
MUSIC-PHYSICAL EXERCISES.

U. S. money.

Avoirdupois weight and time.
Easy oral exercises in fractions.

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

PREPARATORY

EXERCISES.
SIXTH YEAR.

ELEME~TS OF PHYSIOLOGYAND HYGIENE.
LAKGUAGE:Fourth reader.

Spelling.

Writing.

ARITHMETIC ;1.
Common fractions.
2. Long, square and solid measure.
3 Decimals completed.
4. Oral exercises and arithmetic at sight.
GEOGRAPHY:I.
The earth-s-form, size, motions, zones, etc.
2. Grand divisions-physical
features studied and compared.

YEAR.

FALL TERM.-Reading,
Spelling, Wnting, Drawing, History of the U. S., Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar.
WINTER TERM.-Reading,
S'pelling, Writing, Drawing, Arithmetic,
Physiology,
Geography, Grammar.
SPRII>G TERM -General
Review of Common Branches.
JUNIOR 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'

Writing
,.

and Drawinv

Bdvk,

SENIOR YEAR.
FALL TERM.-Geometry,
Cesar Physics Mental Science Practice Teaching
\VINTER TERM.-Geometry,
Rh~toric, PhysIcs, Methods, 'Practice Teachiug ..
SPRI 'G TERM.-Botany,
Literature,
History of Education,
Methods
Practice
Teaching.
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SOUTH-WESTERN

STATE

NORMAL

SCHOOL,

CALIFORNIA,

WASHINGTON

(OUN7 Y.

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with a beautiful new hall, large in size (30X39 feet), and complete
in all its appointments.
Students entering the school are expected
to join one of the societies and engage heartily in the literary work
required.

<Bm~raf Jnformation.
&oco.tion.
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 110 feet long, 44 feet wide and 22 feet high, and has
seating capacity for one thousand persons.
The students' rooms are large and exceedingly pleasant. They
are covered with Brussels carpet, heated with steam and provided
with excellent furniture.

&ecfut'el5.
Impressed with the belief that those preparing to teach should be
persons of broad culture andample knowledge, the authorities of
the school, with the hearty co-operation of a generous and pubIicspirited community, have sought to bring before the students many
of the most prominent lecturers on the American platform.
Among those who have lectured in the Normal Chapel, within
recent years, may be named:
Will Carleton,
Joseph Cook (twice),
Chaplain McCabe,
Robt. J. Burdette (twice),
Col. G. W. Bain,
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore,
Robert Collyer,
H. W. Shaw (" Josh Billings "),
T. DeWitt Talmage,
John B. Finch,
Fred. Douglass,
John H. Vincent,
Col. J. P. Sanford,
Edward Everett Hale,
T. T. Everett,
A. E. Winship,
Edward Brooks,
Thos. M. Balliet.
Col. Francis W. Parker.
Roswell G. Horr,

~oco.f o..n~JntStt'Umento.f @Ul5ic.
Class lessons in vocal music are given without extra charge.
These include the rudiments of music, with much practice in the
singing of choruses.
In Instrumental Music superior advantages are offered.
The
instruction given is thorough, and has been productive of very
gratifying results. Instrumental pupils have made very rapid progress. The practice pianos are all first-class instruments.

~ecio.f JntStt'uction in @et6o~l5.
There are two flourishing literary societies, the Clionian and
Pllilomathean, in the school, meeting every Friday evening in their
respective halls
Through the liberality of the trustees and their
own praiseworthy efforts, each of these societies has been provided

Feeling deeply the need of a grade of work in pedagogics, rising
above that of the Elementary Course, we provided, last year, for_a
special course in the principles and methods of teaching.

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SCHOOL,

The aim of the course was to secure for every student of the
school the quickening influences of contact with instructors eminent
for their ability and skill, and to furnish instruction in pedagogics to
a special class of experienced and progressive teachers. This class
was composed mainly of graduates of this and other State Normal
Schools.
We believe that the only post-graduate work that can be made
valuable and attractive to any considerable number of teachers must
be of a professional character.
We have not much faith in the
successful working of the so-called " Scientific Course."
It should
be abolished.
Most graduates who desire the higher academic studies of this
course should go to college. An advanced course in the principles
and methods of teaching we believe is practicable, and those of our
teachers who wish to take it should not be compelled to resort to
Normal Schools of high grade in other States, or to the so-called
" Summer Schools of Methods."
Our instructors in the special work, besides members of the
Faculty, were Dr. Edward Brooks, who devoted one week to the
subject of Psychology in its relation to teaching, and Miss Lelia E.
Patridge, whose work ~vered the entire special term of five weeks.
All students in the school shared in the benefits of this special
work.
This year our special instructors were Col. Francis W. Parker,
Dr. Edward Brooks, and Dr. H. R. Palmer.
Col. Parker spent five days at the school delivering, in all, 25
lectures on teaching. Dr. Brooks devoted a full week to instruction in methods of teaching, and Dr. Palmer ten days to instruction
in vocal music.

A school without good facilities for general reading is weak in a
vital point. We have sought earnestly, and successfully, to make
our reading room highly attractive and valuable to our students.
The room is large and well-lighted.
The floor is covered with
Brussels carpets. Handsome black walnut cases are being rapidly
filled with the choicest books.
The leading magazines lie on the
tables, and nearly two score of newspapers are neatly hung on files.
One section of the cases is devoted to educational works. the collection of which is already large. Of all classes of persons, teachers

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35

should be men and women of the fullest information and broadest
.culture. If thev are narrow and local in their views, and commonplace in their aims, it is certainly not because the nature of their
calling makes them so, but because a low standard is set up by
those who have most to do in fashioning educational sentiment.

Our thanks are due for donated copies of the following papers:
Washington Observer, Washington Democrat, Washington Review
and Examiner, Monongahela Daily Republican, Monongahela Record, Canonsburg Rural Notes, Elizabeth Herald, Greensburg Press,
Greensburg Tribune and Herald, Uniontown Genius of Liberty,
Uniontown Republican Standard, Uniontown Democrat, Connellsville Courier, Meyersdale Commercial, Brownsville Clipper, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg Independent, Beaver Argus and
Radical, Beaver Times, Valley Messenger, Bellevernon Enterprise,
Pittsburgh Christian Advocate, Presbyterian Banner, United Presbyterian, Methodist Recorder, Homestead Local News.

~,ra.mino.tion6.
1.
The final examinations for graduation, or for admission into
the Senior Class, are conducted by a State Board of Examiners.
2.
This Board consists of the State Superintendent (or Deputy),
the Principal of another Normal School, the Principal of this school
.and two County Superintendents from the Tenth Normal School
District.
3. In order to pass the examination, each student must receive at
least four affirmative votes.
4. In order to be admitted to the Senior Class, students must
pass an examination in all the studies of the ] unior year (except
Pedagogics), and this examination is final in those studies.
5. Any person or persons not in actual attendance during the
previous spring session, if recommended by the Faculty, may be
examined in the] unior studies at the opening of the fall term, by
the Principal and two Superintendents, who are members of the
State Board, and the examination papers, if approved by these three
examiners, are submitted to the Superintendent of Public Instruction for approval; and, if he approves them, such person or persons
may be admitted to the Senior Class.

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COUNTY,

PA.

37

6. A certificate, setting forth the fact of passing the Junior
studies, is granted by the Board of Examiners.
This certificate
entitles the holder to admission into the Senior Class of any State
Normal School in Pennsylvania at the beginning of any Senior year.
7. The date of the special fall examination will be given upon
request to the Principal.

I.
A student graduating in the Elementary Course receives a
certificate conferring upon him the degree of Bachelor of the Elements ; if in the Scientific Course, a certificate conferring the degree
of Bachelor of the Sciences.
2.
A graduate who has taught two full terms in the common
schools of the State since graduation and who presents to the
Faculty and Board of Examiners a recommendation from the School
Board (or Boards) employing him, countersigned by the proper
County (or City) Superintendent, may receive a diploma, conferring
the degree of Master of the Elements, or Master of the Sciences,
according to the course in which he graduated.
3. A State Certificate ~ay be granted to persons not attending a
Normal School as students under the following conditions:
Applicants must at least be 21 years of age, of good moral character,
must have taught successfully during three consecutive annual terms
in the common schools of the State, must pass an examination in
the entire Elementary (or Scientific) course of studies, and must
present an original thesis, of at least six folio pages, on some educational subject
A Normal School Diploma is a teacher's certificate of the highest
grade.
It confers the right, for life, to teach, without further examination, in the common schools in any part 0/ the State.

$ I 25
Tuition, per week,
3 2.5
Board,
"
64 00
Board and Tuition, Fall Term, 16 weeks (less State aid),
48 00
"
Winter"
12
"
"
"
56 00
"
Spring"
14
"
168 00
"
Full Yr."
42
"
"
,.
16 00
Piano or Organ Lessons (two per week), Fall Term,
12 00
"
s,
""
Winter"
14 00
"
"
""
Spring "
Average charge, per term, for use of Instrument, one period,
daily
2 00
Private Voice Lessons at same rate as lessons on Piano or Organ.
No deduction for board or tuition for first or last week of term,
except by previous agreement with the Principal.
One half of the above expenses is due at the opening, the balance
at the middle of each term.
The Principal acts for the Trustees and receipts all bills.
Board at above rates includes furnished room, heat and oil. Students furnish their own lamps and towels.
Washing will be done by the household department at the lowest
terms

Each student is entitled to State aid (So cents a week) who is over
17 years of age, and who signs a paper declaring his intention to
teach in the common schools of the State.
Each student who meets the above conditions and whose father
lost his life in the service of the State or of the United States is
entitled to one dollar a week.'
,
Eac~ student who, upon graduating, shall sign an agreement to
te~ch In the common schools of the State two full years, shall receive the su m of fifty dollars.

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Any student, to secure these benefits, must attend the school at
least twelve consecutive weeks, and receive instruction in the Theory
of Teaching

@ot'o.f o.t\~ CB~figioU6C:uftUt'~.
A State Normal School should be in no sense or particular sectarian; still, it should be in every and the best sense Christian in all
its influences and aims. The Bible is the best text-book in morals.
It is read daily, taught in Sunday School classes, and expounded in
religious meetings each week. Pastors and Christian Workers of
all denominations are cordially welcomed to fellowship in all religious exercises.

~ocio.f C:uftuU.
In recitation rooms, chapel and parlor, in presence of instructors,
students have all reasonable opportunities for social culture.
Believing that ladies and gentlemen are mutually benefited in the
wisely regulated freedom of each other's society, we treat this as a
department of education, and consider education incomplete without
social culture.

The following Text-Books are
McGuffey'S Readers,
Reed and Kellogg's Grammar,
Robinson's Arithmetics,
Harper's Geography,
Kellogg's Rhetoric.
Hutchinson's Physiology,
Barnes' History of the U. S.
Barnes' General History,
Higginson's History of the U. S.
Shoemaker's Elocution,
Mayhew's Book Keeping,
Blaisdell's Physiology,
Prince's Methods of Instruction,
Sully's Psychology,

now used in the school:
Ray's Algebra,
Wentworth's Algebra,
Wentworth's Geometry,
Ellsworth Penmanship, .
Prang's Drawing,
Avery's Natural Philosophy,
Gray's Botany,
Smith's (Prof. J. B.) L~tin Lessons,
Allen & Greenough's Latin Grammar,
Allen & Greenough's Csesar,
Painter's History of Education,
Tate's Philosophy of Education,
Johns ton's History of the U. S.

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WASHINGTON

COUNTY,

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39

The rules of the school are few and simple. Self-control is the
ideal, self help the habit sought.
The intelligent conception of duty
and a quickened conscience will generally result in a cheerful, voluntaryobedience.
That government is best which seems to govern
least.
I.
Study hours will be published at the commencement of each.
session, and the bell will be rung to give notice of them. Students
must devote these hours exclusively to study and recitation.
2.
All students are required to be present at all devotional and
general exercises in the chapel, unless excused.
Attendance on
religious worship during the Sabbath is required.
3. A record of scholarship will be kept, which will be open to
inspection by the students and the public.
4. No student may indulge in the use of tobacco in any of its
forms in or about the building, or of intoxicating drinks.
5. Gentlemen not connected with the school will not be permitted
to call upon lady students without permission.
6. Students whose sense of honor and propriety cannot be trusted will be summarily dismissed.
They will also be sent away whenever in the opinion of the Faculty, it is evident that they are pursuing a course of conduct detrimental to themselves and the Institution.

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SCHOOL.

[NOTE.-This Register gives the present address of each graduate
Errors should be reported for correction 1

~icer6

CALIFORNIA.

so far as known.

of t6e (ltfumni (lt66oeiMion.
1888-1889.

PROF. FRANK R. HALL,

- President.
Secretary,

EFFIE M. JOH~SON,

WASHINGTON

OF

1875.

CLASS

OF

1876.

Smith, J. B., California,

Stoody, Wm. M.-Died

Pa.- Vice-Principal
March 29, 1884.
CLASS

OF

State Normal

Pa.

School.

1877.

Crookham, Mary P. (Mrs. Mary P. Conklin), Osceola,
Frye, Frank, Bellevernon, Pa.-Telegraph
Operator.
Frye, W. S., Gill Hall, Pa.-Physician.

Neb.

Jackman, W. S., Pittsburgh, Pa -Professor
in High School.
KieW, Henry S., No. 77 Fourth avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
McCollum, John B. K.-Deceased.
Newkirk, Donetta, Coal Center, Pa,
Newlin, Alex. Willis, Meadville, Pa.-Minister
Van Dyke, John W., California, Pa.
State

certificate; granted
Horne, of Kutztown,

to John
Pa.

in East Ohio, M. E. Conference.

B. Solomon,

CLASS
Craig, Belle, Coal Bluff, Pa.- Teacher.
Douglas, J. H., Blythedale. Pa.-Physician.
Eberman, John S., California, Pa.-Druggist.
Esler, James M, Tarentum, Pa.-Druggist.

OF

Masontown,

1878.

Pa., and Prof

OF

A. R.

41

1879.

Browne, Rebekah E., New Castle, Pa.-Teacher.
Browne, Millie S., New Castle, Pa,
Camp, Harry \V., Plumville, Pa.-Minister.
Craft, Brashear W., Merrittstown, Pa.-Teacher.
Dearth, Orlando, P., Brownsville, Pa.-Physician.
Dunn, Wm. C., Denver, Col.
Grant, R. Q., Fort Smith, Ark.-Signal
Service U. S. A.
Hall, Frank R., California, Pa.-Professor
State Normal School.
Hackney, H. H., Atchison, Kan.-Banking
Clerk.
Holland, H. R., Canonsburg, Pa.- Teacher.
Horner, George 0., Millsboro, Pa.- Teacher.
Longwell, Harry Edgar,
ew York City-Draughtsman
Pump and Water

Axtel, Thos, L.,
orthern Iowa.-Ph)sician.
Hemphill, Geo. E., Allegheny, Pa.

Ammons, Sue (Mrs. L. B. Anderson), Irwin avenue, Allegheny,
Beal, L. C, Uniontown, Pa.-Druggist.
Cope, Albert B., Mt. Union, Ohio.- Physician.
Peck, Chas E., Streetsborongh, Ohio.

PA.

Griffith, Henry Wm., Ridgeview, Pa.
Haggerty, Lindy, (Mrs. L. Craig), Coal Bluff, Pa.
Kell, Nath B., Denver, Colorado.
Lang, Clara S., Bellevernon, Pa.-Teacher.
Larimer, Maria louise, Fayette City, Pa.-Teacher.
Lutz, George D., Independence,
Mo.-City
Superintendent.
Martin, Andrew E., Derry, Pa.-Druggist.
McKee, Dan H., Florence, Pa.-Minister.
Mitchell, Walter, Wellsburg, W. Va.-Principal
Public Schools.
Patton, H. EUa, (Mrs. D. C. Murphy), Ridgway, Pa.
Patton,
'oah W., Smithton, Pa·-Physician.
Phillips, H. Lenore, (Mrs. McCutcheon), Clarksburg, W. Va.
Reis, Ella A., (Mrs. W. S. Jackman), Pittsburgh, Pa.
Van Dyke, Geo. M., West Newton, Pa.-Physician.
Van Dyke, Wm. S., West Newton, Pa.-Bank
Cashier.
Wakefield, Thos. Randolph, Uniontown, Pa.-Attorney
at Law.
Wells, J. Truman, McKeesport, Pa.-Editor
Euening: Timu.
Wilson, Mary F., (Mrs. Joseph W. Smith), Ballard, Cal,
CLASS

CLASS

(OUNTY,

Dean Bros.
Mackey, John F., Paris, France.-Student.
Mehaffey, Annie M., Poplar Bluff, Mo.-Teacher.
McClure, Sallie A. (Mrs. H. S. Clarke), Uniontown, Pa.
McDonough, Dora, East End, Pittsburgh, Pa.-Teacher.
Morgan, P. W., California, Pa.-Merchant.
Murphy, Dawsey Cope, Ridgway, Pa.-Superintendent
of Schools
Parkhill, Clayton L , Denver, Col.-Physician.
Peck, Bennett W., McConnellsburg,
Pa.-County
Superintendent
Phillips, Hettie L. (Mrs. Dr. W. S. Frye).-Died
Nov. 18, 1886.
Ralston, Laura, Wilkinsburg, Pa.- Teacher.
Rea, Jessie L., Carmichaels, Pa.- Teacher.
Shutterly, Arthur P., California, Pa.- Teacher.
Stewart, Belle C., Newville, Pa.- Teacher.
Stoody, Lou L.-Died
October 4, 1886.
Thirkield, Margaret E, Fayette City, Pa.
Williams, Laura B. (Mrs. Supplee), Homestead, Pa.- Teacher.
Wilson, Anna M., McKeesport, Pa.- Teacher.

works of

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SOUTH· WESTERN

CLASS

STATE

OF

NORMAL

SCHOOL,

1880.

Axtel, L. M., Coal Center, Pa.
Browne, Joseph K.-Died
December 22, 1882.
DeHaven, Madge, California, Pa -Teacher.
Drumm, J. A., Dawson, Pa.-Died
October 3, 1887.
Frye, John K., Johnstown, Pa.s=Book-keeper.
Gamble, Power T., Gambles, Pa.-Teacher.
Hall, Marie, Brownsville, Pa.
Jones, Belle V. (Mrs. Warren Piersol), Peabody, Kansas.
Kendall, John Christian, Homestead, Pa.-Principal
Public Schools.
Mackey, Agnes M, Campbell, Minn.-Teacher.
Masters, Minnie V., McKeesport, Pa.-Teacher.
McClure, Ella M. (:v1rs. Walton Howell), Flushing, Ohio.
McNorton, Frank V., Allegheny, Pa.- Teacher.
Neel, Mary E., Jefferson, Pa.-Teacher.
Noss, Clara H. (Mrs. John M. Park), Montandon, Pa.
Potts, C. J., Pleasantville, Pa.-Principal
School.
Reno, Wm. Wilson, Rochester, Pa.- Teacher.
Rhoads, L. P., Jacobs Creek, Pa.-Merchant.
Robertson, O. A., Campbell, Minn.-Lawyer.
Robison, W. L., Hill City, Kan.- Teacher.
Smail, E. J. Braddock, Pa.-Attorney
at Law, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Spindler, Alvin C., Washington, Pa.
Swan, Laura, Brownsville, Pa.- Teacher.
Sweeny, J. T., Bradenville, Pa.
Thomas, Anna B., Webster, Pa.- Teacher.
CLASS

OF

1881-

Adams, Jennie E. (Mrs. J. C. Carter), Waco, Texas. -Teacher in Waco College.
Barnum, W. V., Santa Barbara, Cal.
Barr, Maggie J., 218 Washington avenue, Allegheny, Pa.-Teacher.
Best, James S.-Died
November 16, 1883.
Byran, W. S., California, Pa.-Professor
in State
ormal School.
Claybaugh, A. M., Uniontown, Pa.-Law
Student.
Core, John McMullan, Uniontown, Pa.-Attorney
at Law.
Eshelman, Ella D. (Mrs. E. J. Smail), Braddock, Pa.
Graham, Mary B. (Mrs. Theo. B. Noss), California, Pa-Teacher
Normal School.
Hertig, Louise M. (Mrs. Jessie Llewellyn), Homestead, Pa.-Teacher.
Hutchinson, Flora.-Died
April 1I, 1886.
Jackman, Hattie E. (Mrs. F. Colvin), East Bethlehem. Pa.
Jennings, Maggie (Mrs. Newton Wolf), Kammerer, Pa.- Teacher.
Kussart, Lee, Kingwood, W. Va.
Lyons, Sadie, Beech Cliff, Pa.- Teacher.
McAlpin, Agnes, Belleveron, Pa.- Teacher.
Miller, J. Elwood, Modesta, II/.- Teacher.
Moredock, Thomas P., Rice's Landing', Pa.-Teacher.
Monroe, Iantha May, No. 30 Led lie street, Allegheny City, Pa.
Neel, Mary M. (Mrs. Lawson Bane), Vanetown, Pa.
Phillips, May L. (Mrs .. W N. Jarrett, Pittshurgh, Pa.

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43

Porter, Louisa B., Uniontown, Pa.
Rhoades, Noah E., Smithton, Pa.-Clark.
Shallenberger, Hugh D , Leisenring, Pa.-Clerk.
Sheplar, Josephine L. (Mrs. I. B. Miller), Larimer avenue, Pittsburgh.
Thornburg, George G., Pittsburgh, Pa.-Reporter
for Penny Press.
Walker, William J., Homestead, Pa.--Physician.
Wickham, Julia (Mrs. Prof. E. M. Watson), Beaver, Pa.
CLASS

OF

1882.

Alter, Ella, Allegheny, Pa.-- Teacher.
Baker, George H., East Bethlehem, Pa.-Teacher.
Beazell, Kate B., Monongahela City, Pa.--Teacher.
Charlton, Thomas J.--Died October 29, 1886.
Colebank, G. c., Dunkard, Pa.-Teacher.
Collins, Judith Lenore, Monongahela City, Pa.- Teacher.
Cooper, Allen F., Uniontown, Pa.--Attorney-at-Law.
Crumrine, Mary E., West Union, Pa.-Teacher.
Darsie, James, Pittsburgh, Pa.-With
Joseph Horne & Co.,
Day, E. S., Sunset, Pa.--Teacher.
DeBolt, George W., Dunbar, Pa.-Teacher.
Donaldson, N. May, Brownsville.- Teacher.
Fry, L. S., Manhattan, Kan.-Teacher.
Fuester, Elma M., Connellsville, Pa.--Teacher.
Gans, John Lyons, Connellsville, Pa.-Local
Editor Courier.
Grant, Florence, Monongahela City, Pa.-Teacher.
Holland, Carrie M., Bentleysville, Pa.-Teacher.
Holland, Corrie M., Bentleysville, Pa.
Jeffries, George B., Uniontown, Pa.-Attorney
at Law,
Jenkins, Julia H., No. 98 Arch street, Allegheny City, Pa.-Teacher.
Jenkins, Janie S., No. 98 Arch street, Allegheny City, Pa.- Teacher.
Johnson, Wm. Jasper, Uniontown, Pa.-Law
Student.
Jones, Eddie (Mrs. Frank Gibson), McKeesport, Pa.-Teacher.
Lackey, T. S., Allegheny, Pa.-Principal
First Ward School.
Leonard, Lizzie M., Huntingdon, Pa.- Teacher.
Mosier, O. P., Connellsville, Pa.-Teacher.
Reed, Ella M. (Mrs. James Jenkins), Courtney, Pa.
Rush, S. R.-In
U. S. Signal Service, Omaha, Neb.
Robinson, John C., Greensburg, Pa.-Lawyer.
Shrock, Jacob, Coopersdale, Pa.-Prmcipal
of Schools.
Schrontz, F. W., Washington, Pa.-Student
in Bethany College.
Scott, E. E., Toledo, O.-Physician.
Snodgrass, Milton R., Osceola, Neb.-Principal
Public Schools.
Speers, Anna (Mrs. Speers), Ohio.
Thomas, Flora K. (Mrs. Colmery), Rankin Station, Pa.
Ulery, Lucy (Mrs. E. D. Fulton), Uniontown, Pa.- Teacher.
Will, John A.-Died
January 5, 1883.
WiIIiams, Sallie A. (Mrs. L. Z. Birmingham), Bellevernon, Pa.
Williams, Martie B., BeJlevernon, Pa.- Teacher.

•

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SOUTH-WESTERN

Woods, Lizzie (Mrs. Carothers),
Acklin, Annie, E., Carmichaels,

STA TE NORlIfAL

Elizabeth, Pa.
Pa.-Teacher.
CLASS OF

t;

SCHOOL,

1883.

Applegate, Minnie Evelyn, McKeesport, Pa.- Teacher.
Armstrong, L. Etta (Mrs. W. Gregg), West Alexander, Pa.
Barker, Mattie J., Pittsburgh.- Teacher.
Barnum, Lizzie, Coal Center, Pa.·- Teacher.
Beard, Stella S., Laurens, S. C.-Teacher
in Female College
Beard, Lucy E., Scotland, Dakota.- Teacher in Academy.
Berryman, J. W., Coal Center, Pa.-Principal
of schools.
Blackburn, Ida E. Greensburg, Pa.- Teacher.
Cassidy, Amanda, Pittsburgh, Pa.-Teacher
in Hiland School.
Cleaver, Mattie J., Homestead, Pa.- Teacher.
Collins, Wilmot, Buena Vista, Pa.- Teacher.
Cook, Mattie I., 12 Fayette street, Allegheny, Pa.- Teacher.
Cooper, Walter L., Alton, Pa.-Teacher.
Coulter, Carrie E., Monongahela City, Pa.-Teacher.
Finley, Belle M., Webster, Pa.- Teacher
Hackney, Lide E., New Salem, Pa.-Teacher.
Hart, Ella L. (Mrs. Geo. Henning), Pittsburgh, Pa.
Hartranft, Belle (Mrs. W. S. Bryan), California, Pa.-Librarian
Normal School.
Hustead, Josephine M. (Mrs. Edward Snider), Uniontown, Pa.
Hutton, D. S., Buena Vista, Pa.-Physician.
Johnston, Oscar S., St. Petersburgh, Pa.-Principal
of Schools.
Jone!(; Minnie, Homestead, Pa.-Teacher.
Jones, Bertie, Homestead, Pa.- Teacher.
Jones, William S., Bentleysville, Pa.- Teacher.
Lilley, Laura L., Peabody, Kan.- Teacher.
McClure, John C, Lns Angeles, Cal.-Civil
Engineer.
McCollum, J. Roscoe, Goldfield, Iowa.-County
Superintendent \'{right County, Ia.
McKnight, Ada M., 118 Fremont street, Allegheny, Pa.- Teacher.
Newmyer, Wm. H., Dawson, Pa.-Teacher.
Nutt, Maude (Mrs. F. E. Pelton), Butler, Pa.
Overly, Ada, Ridge View, Pa.-Teacher.
Patton, Celia A., New Haven, Pa.-Teacher.
Peebles, Sadie D , Pleasant Unity, Pa.- Teacher.
Pflasterer, Anna R., (Mrs. Rev. Fait,) Iud. Ter.
Pittman, John H., McConnellsburg, Pa.-Physician.
Reis, Lilly R., Pittsburgh, Pa.-Teacher
in Hiland School.
Rush, Charles W., Dawson, Pa.- Teacher.
Snyder, Allie M., Coal Center, Pa.-Teacher.
Stockdale, Maggie, California, Pa.- Teacher.
Sutherland, J. H., Allegheny, Pa.-Theological
Student.
Sutherland, L. 0., Fayette City, Pa.
Swearer, Lizzie May, (Mrs. Rev. A. Bash), Somerset, Pa.
Thompson, John-Died
July 18, 1886.
Tombaugh, B. E., Odell, Pa.- Teacher.

CALIFORNIA,

WASHINGTON

COUNTY,

PA

Torrance, Kate M., North street, Pittsburgh-Teacher.
Weitzel, Sue, Greensburgh, Pa.- Teacher.
CLASS OF

1884.

Bierer, Retta C., Uniontown, Pa.- Teacher.
Bell, J. F., Claysville, Pa.-Medical
Student.
Berkey, J. A., Somerset, Pa.-Law
Student.
Dunn, M. E., Uniontown, Pa.-Teacher.
Galley, Belle
" Dawson, Pa.- Teacher.
Gallagher, G. W., Dawson, Pa.-Physician.
Gamble, W. E, Cheney, W. T.-Teacher.
Guffey, Mary M. (Mrs. J. S. Eberman), California, Pol.
Hertzog, Elva M., Cal.fornia, Pa.-Teacher.
Hertig, Wendell, St. Paul, Minn.-Bank
Clerk.
Holland, Rena C., Uniontown, Pa.
Humbert, J. L., Connellsville, Pa.-Principal
of Schools.
Jamison, J. F., Millsboro, Pa.-Teacher.
Kefover, C. F., Uniontown, Pa.-Law
Student.
Lindsay, Effie B., Brownsville, Pa.- Teacher.
Longanecker, Carrie, Uniontown, Pa.- Teacher.
Longdon, J. C., Berlin, Pa.-Principal
of Schools.
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., Wilkinsburg, Pa.- Theological Student.
Saunders, W. M., Mt. Pleasant, Pa.
Silveus, J. G., Jackson Center, Pa.
Smith, Jennie S. (Mrs. Clyde Kimball), Dunbar, Pa.
Shutterly, Anna, California, Pa.- Teacher.
Wakefield, Kate, Connellsville, Pa.- Teacher.
Wilson, Emma M., (Mrs. P. T. Gamble), Gambles. Pa.
CLASS OF

1885.

Adair, Maggie M., 20 First street, Allegheny, Pa.- Teacher.
Bell, Sadie, Idlewood, Pa.- Teacher.
Bridgeman, Gertrude, Newark, Del-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), Hadden ville, Pa.
Lewellen, Leroy W., Connellsville, Pa.-Vice-Principal
of Schools.
Morgan, Lizzie, California, Pa.- Teacher.
Porter, Hettie M., Stoneboro, Pa.- Teacher.

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SOUTH-WESTERN

STATE

NORMAL

SCHOOL,

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

CALIFORNIA,

WASHINGTON

COUNTY,

Powell, Anna M., California, Pa.-- Teacher.
Rader, Vincent, Elizabeth, Pa.--Teacher.
Ruple, Anna C., Washington, Pa.-Teacher.
Reeves, Becca, Bellevernon, Pa.--Teacher.
Sern ms, Frank M., Uniontown, Pa.--Bank Clerk.
Sheeran, Lizzie M., 150 James street, Allegheny, Pa.-- Teacher.
Stockdale, Etladora (Mrs. W. C. McKean), Uniontown, Pa.
Stiffy, Clara Z., Beaver, Pa.--Teacher.
Ward, Ethel (Mrs. G. W. Danley), California, Pa.- Teacher in Model School.

CLASS OF 1886.
Armstrong, Bell, West Alexander, Pa.- Teacher.
Chalfant, Luna C., Coal Center, Pa.-Teacher.
Chalfant, O. S., Washington, Pa.-Law
Student.
Chalfant, Harry M .. Washington, Pa.-College
Student.
Cope, Florence N. (Mrs. T. S. Lackey), Allegheny, Pa.
Debolt, William, Mapletown, Pa.- Teacher.
Downer, Eve 4, Monongahela City, Pa.
Hertzog, Lucy S., Cleveland, O.-Medical
Student.
Hockenberry, J. Coulter, Tyrone, Pa.- Vice-Principal Schools.
Jenkins, Annie M., Texas-Teacher.
Kinder, Avie, Scenery Hill, Pa.-Teacher.
McGill, E. E., Good Intent, Pa.:- Teacher.
McGinnis, Carrie, Ten Mile, Pa.- Teacher.
McConegly, W. L., Homestead, Pa.-Clerk.
Moore, Maud, West Newton, Pa.-Teacher.
Smith, C. ~., Mt. Carmel, Pa.-Principal
of Schools.
Snodgrass, G. W., Claysville, Pa.-Teacher.
Teeters, Nettie C. (Mrs. Geo. T. Linn), Monongahela City, Pa.
Thomas, E. F., Smithfield, Pa.-Teacher.
West, S. P., Uniontown, Pa.-Teacher.
Wilson, L. B., St. Paul, Minn.-Teacher.
Wingett, S. E., Sparta, Pa.-- Teacher.
Wood, Annie R., Uniontown, Pa.- Teacher.
CLASS OF

1887.

Berryman, John D., Coal Center, Pa.-- Teacher.
Brant, John A., Ligionier, Pa.-Editor
Ligonier Echo.
Curry, R. M., Elizabeth, Pa.-Teacher.
Cunningham, W. D., West Newton, Pa.--Principal
Darsie, Priscilla, California, Pa -Teacher.
Flanigan, Larimer, Iowa.-Minister.
Fritzius, Jennie N, Braddock, Pa.-Teacher.
Guffey, Albert A., Elizabeth, Pa.-Teacher.
Hallam, Jas. B., Strabane, Pa.-Teacher.
. Johnson, Effie M., McKeesport.- Teacher
Keys, Hugh I., Searights, Pa.- Teacher.
Kiehl, Harry L., BentIeysville, Pa.-Teacher.
Mayhugh, Joseph F., Elizabeth, Pa.--Teacher.
McDonough, Bernette, California, Pa.-- Teacher.

of S~hools.

PA.

CLASS OF

1888.

Billingsley, Vada, California, Pa.-Teacher.
Boyd, Mary E., Tarentum, Pa.--Teacher.
Geho, Harriet, California, Pa -Teacher.
Gunn, Ada, Elizabeth, Pa.- Teacher.
McConnell, Ella M., McKeesport, Pa.- Tea~her.
Mellon, Josephine, Beaver Falls. Pa.- Teacher.
Mountsier, Mabel, Bellevernon, Pa.- Teacher.
McFarland, Mary E., Burgettstown, Pa.-Teacher.
Mulhollan, Clara M. Pine Glen, Pa.-Teacher.
Marquis, Amber M., Burgettstown, Pa.- Teacher.
Nickeson, Frances, Carmichaels, Pa -Teacher.
Patterson, Eva, Monongahela City, Pa.- Teacher.
Packer, Flora B , Braddock, Pa.-Teacher.
Roley, Minnie, Bellevernon, Pa.- Teacher.
Stephens, Ada P., Redstone, Pa,
Stephens, H'annah E., West Ehzabeth, Pa.-Teacher.
Singer, Clara, California, Pa.- Teacher Model School.
Scott, Sadie C., Florence, Pa.- Teacher.
Teggart, Eva, Fayette City, Pa.-Teacher.
Vance, Anna M., Burgettstown.-Teacher.
Ailes, Stephen G., Roscoe, Pa.-Teacher.
Applegate, Wm. A., Stoners, Pa.-Teacher.
Danley, Grant M., Claysville, Pa.--Principal of School.
Fowles, Geo. M., Powhatan Point, 0 -Principal
of School.
Lowstuter, Wm., Brownsville, Pa., Teacher.
Peairs, W. F., Elizabeth, Pa --Teacher.
parker, Geo. West Finley, Pa.-Teacher.
Powell, Van B., California, Pa.-Teacher.
Stewart, Charles, Brownsville, Pa.- Teacher,

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