Adelphi Academy - Adelphic Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT .-Senior Middle Year. Classical. Collegiate. Hours Scientific. fG?:l'i I. English Literature. Latin.-Livy, Horace, English Literature. 1. . H ' Pliny. Latin. as before. 0. 1Q11S11?11L11e1f119111e- ? Greek.-Homer, Pla- German, . . 0. G'?1111 111 - - 0- to's Apology. French, . . n. 51519111 - - 0- Gernian, . . o. Spanish, . . 0. 511111115111 - 0- 3 French. . . o. ll. Mediaeval I-list., o. Medizeval Hist., with Mediaeval History, o. 3 Political History' of A-nc. and Med. Art. Political History of England and United Political History of England and United States. England and . S. States. 3 III. P. C. P. C. P. C. 2 lik Cgomp8,:HDIiive Mineralogy and Bot- llilwifbalogy and Bog- 3 na. omyan iysi- lany. . . -o. Lil - ' it ' ology, . . 0. Biology, Comparative Hfmilggfgyftongy 3 Mineralogy and Bot- Anatomy and Physi- phvsics. ' 5' ' ' 3 211115 ' ' 0' 010551' Gheinistry. 4.9 3 V. Aesthetic. 1 VI. 'T 1' i g on o-in e t r y Trigonometry iv i t h with Surveying and Surveying and Me- Drawiug. . . o. Cll2LlllC2l,1Dl'8.Wlllg. 3 14 hours required. 14 hours required. 6 2?Ninehours of Science Must choose G more. more to choose. required. Senior Year. I. English Literature. 2 fLa.ti7n, Horace, U - 3 1 Tacitus, Plautus. English Literature. Fun-usb O 2 !:g1Greek1 Thucxd' giggflus I gf Clefniaif, 0: 2 o Demosthencs, F, I Branch O 2 5 L The Drama.. 1611011 - 0- ' ' German, . . o. French, . . o. II. Modern History Mode-rn History and Modern History and and Politics. Politics. Politics. . . o. 3 Political Economy and Political Economy and Political Economy and Sociology. Sociology. . . o. Sociology. 3 III. P. C. P. C. P. C. 2 ' Astronomy, lst Sem.. . . o. Astronomy and Geol- lV. Astronomy and Geology..2dSein., o. ogy. . . o. 3 Geology. . . o. Higher Biology, . 0. Physics, . . o. 3 Une Science to be Chemistry, .- 0. 3 chosen. Six hours required. V. Aesthetic. o. 1 . Calculus and Analyti- History and Elements ,xl C t A D 3 VL1yg2fmh'fmN1A2f Of 1'11110S0D11Y H1111 tigciiiilfxffieiigfsigii, 3. 3 Psychology. One must be chosen. VII. History of Edu- cation. ist Sem. o. History of Commerce a. n d lndustry. 2d Sem. . . o. 1. History of the Fine Arts in Modern Times, . . o. 2. llistory of Educa- tion. lst Sem., o. History of Commerce and Industry. 2d Sem., . . o. 13 hours req ui rc d . Must choose G more. 13 hours required. Must choose 6 more. 12 hours required. Must choose 7 more. 1-Esthetic.-Music, Drawing, Elocution. 0, -Optional,

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COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT --Junior Year. Classical. wnegfcjj Collegiate. 6161113 Scientific. 1. English.-2nd Sem. English. 4 English.-2nd S0111 3 Latin. 4 Latin, . . 4 Latin, . . . o. 4 Greek. 4 GGl'lll2l,D, . . 3 Gerlnzlln, . . 0. 3 French, . 0. 3 French, . . 3 French, . . . 0. 3 G6l'lll?L1l, . o. 3 1 chosen. 1 chosen. 11. 1st Seng. D 1st Serin. l'o1. Science. 3 Pol. Science. 3 Pol. Science. 3 III. P. C. 2 P. C. 2 1'.U. 2 lst Sem. Pllysiogrzipliy. 3 I . ZIV. Physics. 3 Physics. 3 ITIUSWS- , Y Gen. Biology 2nd Sfilll. 3 CIIGIIHSUIBA V. fEsthetic. 2 2 2 2 out of 3. VI. Plain and Solid Geom. 3 AGGOIII. and Mech. Drawing. 5 Junior Vliddle Year. I, English.-1st Sem. 3 English. 3 English.-1st Senl. 3 Latin. 4 Latin, . . 4 Latin, . . . o. 4 Greek. 4 German, . . 3 Gernlanl, . . o. 3 German, . . o. 3 French, . . 3 French, . . o. 3 French, . . 0. 3 Spanish, . . 3 Spalnish, . . 0. 3 1 chosen. 1 chosen. II. Ancient History. Social Ijlist. 1sthSem. Ancient History. 2nd Sem. 3 Anc. I-list. 21141 Sem. 3 2nd Sem. 3 Ill. P. C. 2 P. C. - 2 P. C. 2 IV. Chemistry. 3 Z0-dlggy, 3 Chemistry. 3 Cliemistry. 3 PHYSICS- 3 V. ilisthetic. 1 1 1 1 out of 3. VI. Algebrzin-Completed. El. Logic. lst Sem. 2 Algebra. afI1dTi'ig.,iLnd Mzith.-Review. 3 EIS Ethics and Psychol. 2nd Mech. Drawing. 5 'enl. ' 2 fEsthetic.-Music, Drawing and Elocution. o.-Optional.

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32 ADELPHI ACADEMY. Summary of Class Work from the Sixth Grade Upwards. I. Department of English: LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE. The continuous English Work in the Academy from the Ist to- the 7th Grade inclusive, carries the pupil through a large amount of reading in History, Literature, Geography, and Natural Science. It is expected that the scholar will study grammar in literature, and not literature in grammar. The use of a formal English Grammar, except as a book of reference, is discouraged, and effort is made to teach English by the laboratory method, by reading, repeating, dis- cussing, and if possible, feeling the finest masterpieces of the mother-tongue. I. Eighth Grade. Selected Works of XIX. Century authors, Ameri- can and British, Irving, Hawthorne, Longfellow, Whittier, Lowell, Warner, Burroughs, Scott, Dickens, Kingsley, Tennyson. Compositions. Three hours weekly. 2. junior Year. Classical and Scientific Courses. The study of Eng- lish Prose Style. XVIII. and XIX. Century Authors. Compositions. Three hours weekly, second half-year. 3. Junior Year. Collegiate Course. Early and Middle English. Earlier Elizabethan Literature. Sweet's Anglo-Saxon Primer, Cook's Judith, Skeat's Chaucer, Kitchen's Spenser's Faery Queen. Composition. Four hours weekly. , 4. junior Middle Year. Classical and Scientific Courses. XVIII. and XIX. Century Authors. Introduction to Shakespeare and Milton. Composi- tion. Three hours weekly, first half-year. 5. Junior Middle Year. Collegiate Course. Introduction to Shakes- peare and Milton. Minor XVII. Century Authors. Composition. Three hours weekly. 6. Senior Middle Year. All Courses. XVIII. Century Authors: The Classical Schoolg The Essay, The Novel. XIX. Century, The Romantic School. Composition. Two hours weekly. 7. Senior Year. All Courses. XIX. Century: The Man and Na- ture Schoolg Victorian Authors. Shakespeare, Milton, Bacon. Composi- tion. Two hours weekly.