niver ity o the tate ol ew Yori.

1 UE OF 1 HE

Greene lion Sclloo · and cademy lOR Till

1\DE 1IC YJJ 1\ I887- I888 .

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J>OUGBKEEPSII~. N.Y. JJAIGHT k DUDLK\, PRINT R , EAGL PRINTING HOUSH.

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ni' er ity of the tate ol e'v Yor]{. BOARD OF REGENTS,

1888.

HE RY R. PI ERSO. t, LL.D., Chane /lor of the l"'niz rsil)', . ALBANY.

GJ ... OR ,b \\ILLJAM CURTI, LL.D., l"'ia-Chauu/lor.

D \'I D B. 11 ILL, Go rn r, l LD\\ ARD F. JO l£ , li ut na11t-G unror, . FREDERICK COOK, .\. C1i tar; of State, (E.t-O.ffiao, ALBANY.

A ~1 REW . DRAPER, Sup't if Public bzsltuctioll, J rranged in order of their appointment:

GLORGE \V. CURTI , LL.D., 1 64,

FRA 'Cl KER 'A \ LL.D., I 70,

JOJLT L. LEWI , I 71,

\Vl SJ Nf \\ BRIGHTO •

. UTICA.

HE TRY R. PIER o.r, LL.D., 1 72,

l\lARTLT I. TO\V T~ E TJ), LL.D., I 73.

Rn. A.' 0. J. UP 0 r, D.D.,LL.D., I 74,

WILLIA f L. BO TWICK, 1 76, .

CIIA lJ 'CEY M. DJ~PE\\, LL.D., I ;;.

CHARLE E. FITCH, I 77, .

R1 ,., ORRIS H. \\1ARREN, D.D., I 77,

LE~LIE \V. RU ELL, LL.D., I 7,

\VB I TELA \V REID, I 7 ,

\\JLLI M H. \\'AT ~.M.D., I I,

HE RY E. TL R TER, I I,

T. CLAIR M< KEL\\1 AY, I 3,

HAMILTO.r HARRI , 18 5,

DA ~IEL BEACH, 1 5,

WILLARD A. C BB, 1 6,

CARROLL E. MITII, 1

D VID MURRAY, LL.D., Secretary,

ALBERT B. \VATKI.~. • , Ph.D., Assistant Surttar;', •

PE. N YAN.

ALBANY.

TROY.

AUBURN.

ITHACA,

J.TJ<:W YORK.

ROCHESTER.

YRACUSE.

CA ·To.·. TEWYORK.

UTICA,

LO\\ \'II I.E.

BROOKLYN.

Al.HANY.

\'VATKINS.

LoCKPORT.

YRACUSE.

• ALBA~Y.

ALBANY.

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• Board of Ed u_catio:o...

GEORGE H. BARTOO, Term expire~ in 1

H~RITT . PARKER, " RALPH P. CRAITDALL, f. D., ••

,~;TATHAN SMITH, •• . EDGAR D. MORSE, ••

O:f:ficers o:f Board_

RALPH P. CRANDALL, M.D., .

MERITT . PARKER,

\VILLI AM F. R US .. ELL,

FACULTY_

\VELLA~D HENDRICK, A. L,

PRI~CIPAL.

MISS CARRIE COMA1r,

Ac DEMIC DE PAR I ME ·r.

MISS FLORA I. GILBERT,

GR U.ll\lAR DEPARTMENT.

MISS ETHLOINE \VHITTENHALL,

}N 1 ERMI:DIATF. DEPARTMENT.

MISS AGNES PURPLE,

PRIMARY DfPARTMEN'l.

MISS RUTH E. DOr LEY,

PRIMARY DEP ~RTMENT.

MRS. ATTIE 1. CHA E,

INSTRUMENTAl. Music.

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Prr i1l 111.

Se 1't'la1 •

T1 'lasul'n.

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PUPILS. r Pupil marked I arc behind their grade in one or two studies.]

ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.

J uliand Laura C.,

Barnett \Villimn

Allen, ddic ., Allis, \T crnettc E.,

Lumbard, John,

J)ay, I I an·ict,

TurJ.. James B ..

nder~on, arric, BrO\\ n .._ tella, Bryant, I~ ranee I~.,

hapman, Ina 1., IIaney, 1ary,

PO T GRADUATE.

T\VELFTB GRADE.

., Beach George L.,

Sherwood, Addie 1.,

i\ on-Rt' id~nl.

Greene.

13risbin.

ELEVE. TTH GRADE.

\Vclch, \i\Tinthrop A.

J uliand, Jennie S., r nickerbocker, T ora B. l\1 errell, Cora B., \i\1illiams, 1ary L.

'\ on-R .rid~nl.

1mn1on George I ubert 1Jrisbi1l.

Barnett, Jennie, . Tormile, Julia 1-~.

R.ogcr , .L 1 ary L. Spencer, Carrie 1., \i\T elch !fay h. \Vylie, 1innic J .,

Greene. . JJfcDonouglz.

Grce1le. Coventr;'.

Greeue. Co-z;e11tr;'.

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TE TH GR DE.

'.lorse, George Eaton Robert , \Vilkie C., vVhecler, Jerry lVL,

Brown Grace, Gihnore, Sarah, 1~ ayes, 1:-Iattie, l\1ason, Liz1.ie

Bradley, Frederick E., J)ay, Ale .. ·ander, Purple I van C.,

Adkins, Ellen E., Arnold, J c sie l3acon, Lottie, Davis, 'lay L, Day, I.Jydia S.,

\iVhceler, John 1".... \Villian1s Le\\ i

q oncrieff, fyrtie E., Pike 'largaret, \Valkcr, }...,nna,

tott, btntna C. A on-Rtsi!. nt.

Grccuc. Greettc. Greene.

Jiarpers'lJil!t'. .llfcDonouglz.

Ilanzilton. Suzitln illc.

Greene.

.~:rlrrTII GRADE.

Benedict, \Valter L., ])enison, Polland, 1 arrison, Lee IL, Hunting, I von H ... , Jackson, I~ red erick \'.'.,

Aldrich, 1atnie Allis, Anna Eddy, 1abcl, I~ arr, '.lillie 1-\., Garnier, Grace L., Gray, 1ardula C.,

King Floyd, . orthrop, Bert,

Jackson l~ .. dward ., Leader, Lavern,

kinner, Frederick B., Stoughton, Charles H .. , Turk I~ redcrick \ T. 1 .

1-Iolcotnb Anna B., J uliand, J-\delaide l\1., John on, Ilarriette 1 .,

l~andall Lizzie, }~cad l\1aud,

oberts, 1\1 abt:l L. 1Von-Raidmt.

13risbin. G1·cc?tc.

])avi , hdith, !lorton, 'T'cnney, Jones, Anna C. Jackson, Gertrude, \Vinston, 1 f attic,

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S11zt"thville. S11titlzville.

Brisbin. Gree?lt. Gree1u.

CRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.

EIGHTH GRADE.

Aldrich, Clarence Bates, Allie, Bolt, I~dward, Gro s, H.obert, l 1-Iorton, Rial, 1 Iarrison, Judson Ireland, 1~ rank L., Ireland, B erbert A.,

Leader, Elizabeth,

l)avi , Ernest, bnglish Frank, Pvrter, Raymond, Smith, l~dward B.,

Porter, Eva, . Salisbury, Clara, \Vylie, Grace, \Vylie, Dora,

J uliand, George, 1\1 orse, \iVillie D., 1c itt, Clarence B.,

Potter, Ernest,! \Villiains, Raymond, \IVhite, \iVillard, \Vebb, 1~ red erick E.

\Vagncr, l)ora. Von-Ruidmt.

S11zithville. Greeue. Green~.

Gree11e.

Greene. 13ri'.sbin.

Co'ZJe1ltr;'. CovnzfrJ'·

SEVENTH GRADE.

Bartoo, Ralph T., Bryant, Courtney ., Bolt, \~illiarn E., Conkling, \IVillian1 T., J)enny, \;v csley E.,

Beach, Cora E.,

LeFevre, Charles, 1\iartin, Leroy G.,

o ser, Francis, Rumph, Lewis,

ands, Ilarry :l\.I.

Pike, Grace i\L,

Buck, E thcr 1~., Carter, Grace A., J)unstcr, Ita I iarrison Corinne J uliand, I ary A.,

eytnour, l\1ason,

Day, Elizabeth, I~ddy, })ella, La\\ton 1aud 'Ian in J cnnic 1erritt, abra,

nder on, \\ illiatn J ., Burdic, eorgc 1., Conkling, Edgar H. J uliand Louis,

Auten, Louise 1., Barnett, l\1ary h., J)oolittlc, 1~ Iorence,

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Jennie I., ~ pratt, 1 ary \Vinn nna \\ heeler, l"..m i I) C.

1\ u-R si ~ 111.

G7'CC1le.

.S11titkZJi/le.

SIXTH GRADE.

. mith, harlcs ~.

Thompson, J. li loyd, \iVh i tfiel d \ i\T iII iatn.

II ayes, Porter, 1inerva I!. . 1 ogcrs, Clara \ .

G·ree11e. C:1·eene. Greeue.

INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.

Binghatn Ed" ard l"!.. Bryant, l~alph ] .. . , Chappell. 1 larry h., ExceH, lbcrt,

})onley, nna J ., J .. ostcr, Alice J. l\1errell, 1innie \V.

FI FTll bRAD E.

1 Iood ,.. ent C. 1 ac , harl F ., \ \ ebb, ] I arry J.

alisbury 'Iarilla 1-I ., T ro\\ bri lgc J)ai y A. \ Vade 1 in nie.

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FOURTH GRADE.

Autin, John ]-.. Boughton, lbert I ..... , Carter, Charle I~.,

E. ·cell \i\1illiatn,

Brown, S. l\1ay, Bullock, Lurinda B., Burdic, Cora I~., Barr, J ulicttc A. llan , lzina T. }Iarrison, crtrude G., J uliand, Clara C.

]-. ord John 1)., r o er, J es c,

\Tan Val ken burgh Ralph D.

J uliand, Cornelia E., 1 cCullough, Lillie B.

1 cad, Anna l .. ] umph, Clari a D., \\ hitc, ellie I~ .. \1\ hittcn, lice C.

TBIRD GR DE.

Bartoo, ])\\ ight V·l., Black, llic Black, B crbert, Bolt lenn H ... , Bryant, Howard Burdette, Carter George B., llubbard, Lc\\is 1•. 1-I ughes, George h.,

Ba .. ·ter, 1innie E., ])avis, Clara I~. 1 oolittlc, Lizzie 1., J I ane race 1~., J uliand I~liza B.

Seymour, Charles ] . , .

Lawton, Charles I I., 1an in, Charle L., 1oore, \!\'alter V.,

l~ay \1\ illie [I-I. \Tan\' aiken burgh H.ay1nond \Vade, 1 obert \V edge, Clarence 1-I ., \ 'hitc, Charles Leroy.

Kelsey Lena, Leader, 1~ lorencc A., l ... eader, 1arietta,

ergent, 1mnic, \Vhi te, I~lla

Gree11e •

PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

Autin, Carl h., olt, Lewi J .,

ECO. D GRADE.

!-.~cary, Charles II., art in, l~ red crick E.

Bolt, ardncr L., Bush, \~ illian1 1 I.,

onant, 1 Iarrison ., I~ .. ·ccl1, J atne T., F arr, H .. aytnond ., Johnson, Tracy r. J uliand, Charles . J uliand Albert ., ](nickerbockcr, Floyd Kruger, Adolph,

Backtnan, l"..va 1., Barnett, Nellie 1. Brown ~ ellie J ., Burlingan1c, Queen, Bu h, lVIinnie I oane, J ulicttc,

Lawton John, Lawton I-- red erick,

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Ro,,Jin on, I~Ioyd Sali bury, Julian \"'T· Scott, Douglas G.,

lack George B., \i\Tatcrs \\ illian1 II., \V edge, John \\heeler, ] alpl( ., Vlhite, Jay 1~., \~Th i te, l~d ward L, \Vhitten ] .. red erick 0.

I~xce11, Polly ., Fulhnan Pamelia Jlughcs nna 1or e, 1yra \V.,

Orcutt, I attic E., vVood, r:r ellic I~.

"'m1-Ruidmt.

G1·enze. Grce11e.

FIR T GRADE.

ldrich, 1\ rthur, lcxander, \Villiam,

Buck, I~ red erick J ., Burdic, Jesse Burlingan1e, H.ohana J ., Dungey, 1\lfred, I~llsworth, Henry hllsworth, 1 I oward l~xcell, Charles 1 .. itch, Horatio .. , I Iarrison,'"N cil J ., J uliand, Charles C .. Knickerbocker, 1-- rank, y· ruger 1-:Iennan V ruger, Carl I~.,

Leach, tilln1an 1\ ., Leary, }; redcrick J. 1cCullough \Valter ] .. . ,

l\1eadc, Charles 1\., Page Frederick, Pike Leon E., Porter, Lewis A. Rathbone Lewis, Read,' Carl h.,

cott \ Valtcr G., Stone, Lee 1 I., 'I'hotnpson," Arthur, \~Tade, Leon, \ Vaters John I ,, \ Vhcclcr, 1 en ry B.,

Langdon l~ltner Leach, Arthur Vv.,

Autin, Ida, Autin, Lena, BaJ ·tcr, 1: cllie F., Bigg , 1ay, Black, Lettie, Bolt, Lena l\1., Bro\\ n, '.lillie ., Bryant, Jennie D. 1 a\ is, 1yra, ])onley ~osa .l 1., ))ungcy, Emil) C., Foster Blanche 1. 1 I ackett, Florence, Jackson, Alvoretta,

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\Vhittcn, lloward A., '"'i1lian1son 1 ay \V.

Leach, ora ., 1 orsc, 1argucrite, o er, 1•..1 ic 1.,

l ace, };. thel 1. Humph, 1\nna C., 1 UJnph Blanche, Scott, 1ary E.,

kinncr, nna L., 'mith l cllie E., toughton, 1ary E., an\ aiken burgh, H clcn

\\ atcrs, 1ar) };.., \V edge, nna \V ., \Yhitten 1abel C.

SUM:::M:ARY_

Academic Department, Po t Graduate....................... I

I 2th Grade. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Grammar Department,

lith

lOth

9lh

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th Grade. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

ith 6th

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I ntermediatc Department, 5th Grade..... . . . . . . . . . . ....... 27 4th C I • • o o • • • o • • o • o o • • • o • • o 20

3d '' ....................... l3-6o

Primary Department, 2d Grade. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 JSt " 62-100

Total. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 301

csidcnt J>upils.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... 26o 1 ron-Resident J>upi1 ......................... · ..................... 41

COURSE OF STUDY. The course of tudy prodde for t\\ehe year' \\Ork; two )ear in the

primary, three in the intermediate, three in the grammar and four in th academic department. The foliO\\ ing i a sum mar) of the "ork required:

PRIM \I'Y D1 P \R 1 Ml N r.-.Fii'St Gnrle.-Chart; fir t reader ; econd reader be run. pelling, written and oral. \\ ritin ,. and reading simple number ; elementary \\Ork in addition, ubtraction, multiplication and di­\i ion, a far a t\\Cnty.

Se o11d Grade.- econd reader finished; third reader begun. pclling, oral and written. Language le son , oral and '" ritten. .r ~umber work in addition, ubtraction, multiplication and did ion a far a one hundred.

ral le on in geography, hi tor) and ph) iology.

I 11 lUll I>IA1 E D1 P 'd{TMF. 1.-Thi1 I Grad, .-Third reader. pelling, \\Ords from book and from dictation. \Vriting, copy book To. 1 and from blackboard. Primary arithmetic begun. Oral reography ; primary g ·-ography begun. bject le on in Inn uage.

Fomth Grade.-Third reader fini hed: upplemcntary reading. pelling. Prim, ry arithmetic through long eli\ i ion ; mental arithmetic. Primary geography to map of Africa. Langua c lesson continued ; text book be­&run. \\'riting, copy book .1: To. 2.

Fifth Grade.-Fourth reader begun ; upplementary reading. p lling. \\rriting, copy book To. 3· Primary arithmetic; re\ iew and fraction ; mental arithmetic. Primary geography completed. Language, text book continued.

1ap drawing and declamation in each grade.

GR UlMAR D1 P R1l\IENT.-Si:tth Cmde.-Reading, fourth reader. pell-ing, oral and \Hitten. \\7riting, cop) books .rro . 3 and 4· Dra\\ing. Grammar school gco rraphy be un. Grammar, Re"cl and Kello rg' Graded Les on in J:.nglish begun. Complete arithmetic begun.

Set 11th G1·adt'.-Fifth reader begun; hi torical reading. pelling. \Vrit. ing, copy books ros. 3 and 4· rammar school geography to map of Europe. Grammar, Graded Lesson in Engli h fini hed. Practical arith­metic to compound numbers.

Ei lith Grade.-Fifth reader. pelling. Practical arithmetic to percent-age. \Vriting, copy book o. 4. Drawing. Grammar chool geography fini hed. Grammar, text book begun.

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Compo 'tion, d clamation, elementary phy iology and upplementary reading in each grade.

A ADE~IIC D1 PAR 1 tF.N 1 .- \ intlr Cra i.-Arithmetic con idered a a ci nee; fir t term

mal; third term, Grammar, review.

e\\ York tate.

to fraction ; ccond term, fraction , common and deci­ompound number , longitude and time, percenta re. Geography, review, map drawing and geo rraphy of

The academic'' ork proper be rins "ith the tenth grade and call for three y nr ' work. This cour e i imilar to that pre cribed by the Regent of th Uni\er ity. The diploma of the Regent i a requi ite for graduation. The follO\\ ing ar the tudie in each grade for each term of the literary cour e:

lOth Grade.

lith Grade.

12th Grade.

Fall Term.

Arithmetic, gram­mar ~ nd algebra.

Phy iology, Latin and algebra.

tronomy. C:-e ar and geometry.

Arithmetic, rhetoric and algebra.

American hi tory, Latin and

civil go\ ernmcnt.

Ph) ic , Cc:• ar and geometry.

~·pring Term. ~c~~-

Ph) ical geograph •, algebra and

American hi tory.

Botany or geology, Crear

and rhetoric.

The ub titution of German (three term ), book-keeping, political econ­omy, chemi try, English hi tory, English literature (one term each) may be aliO\\ eel. In the cla ical cour e four additional term of Latin and ix term of Greek are required.

In t ruction and practice is given in Type-writing; the instrument used the Remington tandard, ~ Tumber 2.

Compo itions and declamation in each grade.

TEXT BOOKS. co~ll\ION ENGI 1 H.-Geography, S-c inion ; pelling, Gilb rt· Arithmetic,

intermediate grade , Sh ld01r; grammar grade , } i h ; academic grades, H ~lltworlh Grammar, Rud mzd A dlo ; Readers, Banrts ./ \ Vriting, Sp IICtrian •

• fATHF.~l nc .-Algebra, ~Vibu /Geometry, H uzt~ rth: Trigonometry, U?entworllz,; Book-keeping, AfeuneJ.

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F. .-Botan), Gm; : •eolog), Dana : Chcmi tr), Sf~ l : Ph) ic , C: !.')•: Ph) iology, St le: tronom), St rl : Ch il Government, J 1111

Ph) ical :rcograph), JJ!ont itlt.

L NGl Gl .-German, Comfort's Grammar, H ltitn t's J'; xt : Latin, .11ltll ami Gnm u h's Cmmmar; C 111 t 1/ l·it·st lati1t /Jook; reck, G' 1-1 •in'.r Gnzmmar .~· Trltit, 's le ons.

1IJSIORY ND .-Am ncan IIi tory, Rm·n ; Gr cian B is tory, /Janus ; J•.nglish II istory, Von/ ome1y : Roman History, lJanus; Rhetoric, 1/ill; l:.nglish Literature, A"tdlo .

TERMS. Board with room can he obtained in pri' ate familie for from J.OO to .oo per "eek. P lOill for lf-bo rd r "an be found at rca onabl rate .

The charge for tuition i a folio,,.

l rimary I cpartment, Intermediate Department, Grammar Department, Academic Department, Common Engli h,

" " I I ighcr l:.ngli h, Mathematics nd

300 400 500 6oo

I..angua res, 7 00

Music, per term of twenty lessons, 10 oo

Bills payable in ad' ance. I upil may enter any time during a term .tnd pay proportionately ; but no bills "ill be made out for le than one-fourth term ; and no deduction will be made for ab ence of le than three week .

LOCATION. Greene i situated on the Chenango rh·cr and on the Utica and Bing-

hamton divi ion of the D. I... \V. Railway, twenty miles north of Bin -ham ton.

LIB R ARY AND A P PA R ATUS. The 1ibrary con bt of about I, 100 \ olumcs, compri ing tandard works

of bi~graphy, tra,·cl, hi tory, literature, ciencc and fiction. Dictionaries, The American C) clop. din, \\ ith the Annual , gazetteer and other refer­ence work arc alway acce ible. \pparatus i on hand for illu trating phy ic , chemi trv, phy iology and a tronomy. Apparatu and book arc being added each year. During the pre cnt year collection of mineral and fo ils for illu trating the ubjcct of geology ha' e been placed in the

chool. The building are\\ armed by combined team and furnace heat, arc thor­

oughly ventilated, and furnished ,.,·ith modern appliances.

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SCHOOL HOURS.

Pupil arc required to be in attendant from 9 to II :45 o'clock from I: 15 to 3:30 o'clock l'. M. It i expected that pupil of the grade \\ill devote additional time to tudy. Pupil of the fir t and grade may be di mi ed at 1 I o'clock and at 3 o'clock.

NORMAL CLASS.

t., and higher ccond

In truction i gh en in the theor~ and practice of teaching in cia es or­ganized under the supcn i ion of the Regent of the U ni\ er ity. To mcm­b r of thi cia tuition i free. Application for member hip hould be made to the Principal.

PR IZES. Prizes are gi\ en by the Principal to the members of the tenth grade \\ ho

excel in grammar. The c amination for I wa upon the grammatical structure of Gray' Elegy in a Country Churchyard.

Two equal prize were a warded to Lf\\J A. \VILJ 1 M , and I:IO.IA \\'AIKFR.

Committee of Award, Profe or Thomas A. Edwards, A.B., uperin­tcndent of chool , Union City, Pa.

GRADU ATES. The pre ent sy tern of grading wa adopted during the chool year I 2-

I 3; ince which time the foliO\\ ing have fini hed the cour e of tudy pre-cribed and ha\ e receh·ed the diploma of the chool:-

1 3.-Kate Deni on, Lillian Roger , Sarah E. Ru sell. I 4.-Ethloine \Yhittenhall. I s.-Elfred H. Bartoo. 1 6.-\Valter L. Lyon, Charle T t. John. 1 7.-Charle I... Benedict, Ernest E. Race, Laura C. Juliand.

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ro,·ember 29,

December 3,

18 9· farch 15,

1arch 25,

June 21,

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CALENDAR.

Holiday reces of one \\eek.

\ acation of one week.

\ c. Lion of ten we<:ks.

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Fall term begins . •• ends.

. \Vinter term begins.

\Vinter term ends.

pring term begins. •• . ( ends .

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