Howe Military School - Tatler Yearbook (Howe, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1916 volume:

uIIIlIlIl:lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIHHHIHIIHIIIIllllllllllllillilllIlIII!HlIIHIIIIIl Cafalogue Number Aprll May une VOLUME 31 NUMBER 3 IQI Pmhedq P A 9 D H lI'IIIIIIIIlIII c W l I I E E u is uartcrll' ' March, june, Sep b d D b by Howe School Howe, Lagrange Coun y I cl' . E d E .Second-Cla M February zoth 9 3 h Offi E rH'Id der 'tfAg' 4h 9 E HH IIIIHHIIllIlllllIIIHIIIIIIUHllllllillllllllillilll . I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHI Calendar IQ16 JLL1 5 WedneQday Qummer Term BCEIDQ 9FPrhM1aLR IQ fucsdas School X511 Beg NOVENIISLIQ 1 Wednesdax Foundere Day Chrmmas Vaeauon Ivso VVeek 1917 ILNE 4 Nlondax QommL11ecme11t Dax Clow of the Lower and NI1ddle Qehook The Upper School rema111Q 111 SCQSIOU Ulltll after the College Entrance EXHTHIHHIIOUS J ' . - 7 - rf 1 ' ' ' A. ' , '1 Ins Y ' y 1 ' , . N . . ,,r 1 . , S Y-v 1 N 4 Qi -4-.........f. 1 vg 'I w ., 1 A . Board of Truotees Er Oficzo HE RICH: Ruuzfxo Ioux HA1Lx Wmrr D D Premlfnt Bmhop of llldug, in Cltv IHE Ru EREND Ioux H LY xx ARD INICKIAZIE D D L H D Sefrfiflry Reuor of Howe School XRLNLI Ioux Bl xkr Rl U Boston LH xR1 rs I C11 xTHI:R Chxclgo XQLIII x Q c Indxma QHARI ES QFEHART NICHOIS Irmsurer Howe VVIIIIXNI Wusox FISHER A B Dxllm Gnoun Lnuuhs Goou AB Home X ' , '. 'H ' Y ' ' 4 g' - A' 7 Y v, X '.' , . , . . ., PERCY D. IDXVIGHT, AB., Detroit ' , . P ' - V , ' . Q ' . .KI JNES, ARI., 'z 'px M5 A. ,-.., .zo 'f N f , D , . ., ' Advlsory Board THE RIGHT REVEREND CHARI ES PAINIERSTON ANDERSON DD B1Sh0p of Chlcago BYRON SATTERLEE HLRIBLT AB AM Dean of Han ard College THE Rm EREND XVILLIANI DEWITT HI DE D D LL D Presxdent of Bowdom College DAVID STARR Jomofm M D Ph D LL D Presldent of Leland Stanford jumor Umverslty Blshop of VVestern Mlchrgan THE REVEREND HEINRY VAN DYKE D D LL D Professor of English LIterature Prmceton UUIYCFSIU WIIIIAM RIARSHAII XVARREE AB PhD Dean of the College of Lxberal Arts Boston UHIVCTSIQ AIIFTN SISSON XVHITNIIY AB Head of the Department of Educatlon UHIVCFSIU of Nlrehngan Av A A A4 A .Y Lv, r Y , , ' tv I V 7 , . ., . . . Y, . ., . ., . . THE RIGHT REVEREND JOHN NEW'TON BICCORINIICK, D.D. lv Y , . ., . . I A 4 ' I A ' Y, . ., . . 1 I y HOWE SCHOOL Indudes llze Follofwzng Dzstzncl bu! CZUJEZY Related Departmenti THE LOWER SCHOOL for boys from enght to fourteen years wnth membershrp lrmlted to forty Drstlnctly a home school wlth elementary mllxtary trarmng THE MIDDIE ScHoo1 for boys from fourteen years and upwards Ccorrespondrng rn lts studres to the seventh and erghth grades of publrc schools and the first and second years of hrgh schoolsl wrth membershnp hmlted to one hundred Under modrfied mllltary regime THE UPPER SCHOOL for the Jumors and the semors much lrke a tary but drrll may be electlve mstead of gymnastlcs QQ U3 Qi Each of these three schools has xts own separate buxldmgs and grounds rts own head and 1tS own drstmctxve customs prrvlleges, and tradrtrons sulted to the age and experlence of nts members All share together the chapel the dmmg hall the audltorrum the club house 'md the general ucommodatlons 7 Y I n V , ' 4 4, V 3 , . . . 5 . college dormitory with a self-govemment system. Not mili- N , . 4 5 . 7 c 3 . . . . y . . , . L 1 Y V . ,r a 1 sl I . Foreword OWE SCHOOL owes xts mceptlon to John Badlam Howe whose lnberal bequest to the Episcopal Church for the purpose of Chr1st1an educatlon vs as utllrzed by Blshop David Buel Kmckerbacker m the establlshment of a school for boys m 1884 Its further financxal needs were largely met as the school developed by the mumfi cence of Frances Marla Glxdden Howe fthe wnfe of the founderj and ames Blake Howe h1s brother and m recent tlmes by the llberallty of Dr Clarence John Blake, of Boston Mr Percy Dwlght of Detroit Mr Samuel WllllamS of Lxma Mr Charles Gunther of Chlcago and others The dommant zum of Howe School IS the development of char acter For this purpose nt has been endowed and malntamed It seeks to enroll only worthy boys who can appreclate lts ldeals of Chr1st1an manllness and thorough scholarshxp These Ideals are summarized ln the motto of the school, Fzdes et Honor The hfe of the school 1S pur posely serrous and systematnc, to secure moral mental and physlcal de welopment Studies splrltual trammg expert mstructxon and close per sonal attentzon to each boy are means to thls end It IS obvious that the mere gathermg of mformatxon from text books rs but a mmor acces sory ln real educatlon The lnfluences affectmg a boy outside the recxta tlon hours the mterests that then control hrs thought and actlon the assoclates he has 1n short, h1s dally llfe apart from the class room are the forces shaping hrs development Home School alms to provlde for 1tS boys such a complete well balanced varled jUdlClOUS routme of work, recreatnon and relaxatxon as will msure for each the perfect ful flllment of Nature s mtent a sound mmd rn a strong bodv Each boy recztes every day zn hzs lessons and makes up all deficzenczes The effort IS conscxentxously made to glve every boy under proper gmdance what he needs when he needs lt Tobacco llquor and hazmg are absolutely proh1b1ted and kept out of the School The sltuatlon of the School on the edge of a village upon a large estate affords a wholesome countrv ll e I I 7 . . l i - ...,-1- r J , r . V . . l . . v - 1 r ' v , ' Y Y ' x . . Y . - 1 Y . . . . . . . - - 9 1 y , . v - v 1 L J Y 1 ' a y y - , . . . , . 1 1 . . , v v , llff OFHCQIS, and Instl uctors 1 K N I 111111911 NIR I 1 1 nqlzslz 1 R xv RXINl If, XX Inn N ras IR1x1 11 D Hun UH S 1 1 1 1l11 ll 1111 L wI R 1171111 X41 I J ILQHN. Irzxxfx N1 1 I Mm X Xl! 1 1110111 R x L 1 X111 ml X x R 5 11 nu Cx1u1RIJ1I X 'llztfz 111 S Rn o 110 !!'lf .S'f,'1. -J-' I, IIII R XIiRIiND I- uw IImw1xRn Nldinfz ra, IJ,IJ,, I,.II,IJ., rf 5 , -. Ulu 'i I11x141.1is Vfmfm, AJS., H1111! 111111111- T11LRz-V113 E' I 1 DD, .- .. I, ,1 i II v.'1'I'D .HIL Lorcrr Sfhoof C1'1a1'1' Ifvrsl-:N11 KI11,1.151z . QA1' I' ' I 1,c1R1iN'13 9c11N',11Jlilz l,11v'Kf1'r! 1 1.1 ITA. '1. Cxsslli' IIE mx . IQ' 11-f Klxx I' 1:1-,Rnsrax II1w1111mN, .XII G1'1'f1f' 1:1111 Iglfjfl , 9 . I ' .'2xN15'1 r,4X.BI. IIVZIZIYII 1.1111 11.1 1 Il 'IDIRIL' I'x1'a, Y, 1, Ali., 1Q111k'r1w.-1 'I .fl 'I' IQ 'fu ini '11 XIII-'I'II'I', .-X.I3,, KIQ. 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HOWE SCHOOL Students 1915 1916 SIXTH FORM Donald Ham1lton Belsel ohn Andrew Benham Earl Eaton Blgelow ames lvlaxwell Blgelow George Emmett B1shop Harold Mrlls Blossom Ralph Em1l Clarenbach Caryl Chap1n Clarke Orvxlle Guy Dally Malcom Hou ard D111 Werner W1ll1am Duemlmg Rettng Arnold Gr1swold Edward Frazer Hafer John K1rby Hartlev ullan Burroughs Hatton Benjamm Harold Hellen Howard Bartram Holman Harold W ard ohnson Frank Welton Ixoepf ames Wh1tney Leem1ng 'Vlason Starrmg Leemmg Homer Edw1n Lrbey john 'VIcCullagh Jr VVarren Crlppen Parmenter Augustus Juhus Alfred Rerchel Ralph Bargam Schroeder Lyol Elner Seybert Charles Alexander S1m1son Robert Dams Snoddy FIFT Russell Roy Alexander George Pltcher Allendorph Carl Edward Atwood Rxchard Edward Bell Charles Edu ard B1shop Jr Cuthbert ll 1ll1am Bladon Robert Frederlck Brandt Isaac Curt1s Brew er J Srlas New ton Brooks Howe LIUHCIC Evanston Ill1no1s Anderson Dowaglac Mrchlgan Mllwaukee Wxsconsln Sheboygan Wxsconsm Waukegan Ill1no1s Chrcago Ill1no1s Rlchmond Fort Vl ayne Peru C1nc1nnat1 Ohlo NIUHCIC Grand Haven Mxchlgan Chlcago Ill1no1s Chxcago Ill1no1s Evanston Ill1no1s Fort Wayne Ch1cago Ill1no1s Chlcago Ill1no1s Howe Galena kansas Lrma Oh1o Battle Creek M1ch1gan Logansport Howe Romney Xl est Lafayette RlChmOHd Lakeland Lou1s1ana Oak Park Ill1no1s Chrcago Ill1no1s Flxnt NI1ch1gan Janeswlle Wxsconsm Cleveland Ohlo Sandusky Ohlo Casper llxommg 9 D . ...-.....-...4.4..... . , .. 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' .....,.,............-.,,.... , HOWE SCHOOL Charles Rupert Lyon Campbell Paul Heyward McKenz1e Allen Webster McLaughlm Wxlllam Henry Merrlll Lewxs Clyde Muller Duane Dlke Moms Isaac Hoge Norrxs Hobart Candee Prlce Russell Charles Reeve Merrltt Jacob Stahl Newton Harrlson Taylor Charles Mann Wltzler John A1kman Robert Elllson Belsel W1ll1am Stewart Cravens Lamar Munroe Fearlng Norman Franklm Robert Haskell Freeman Charles Scott Gaylord Robert Hern Manley VVentworth Kerns Thomas Lmdley Macdonald Norman Edw1n Mack ohn Swlft Ph1ll1ps Stanley Hanchett Stone Edward Selby Streeter ames W alter Strong John Edward Talley Elmer Walter Thxesen Church Gerard Todd, r Walter Hxrth Towers Charles Edward Butler Rollln Clxzbe Dart john George Hall Charles Gordon Newell Robert Randall Rlchard Robert Rowe john Lawrence Thomson Kenneth Dan1el Wxlllams Florence WISCOHSID Bournevxlle Ohlo Zanesvllle Ohxo Hubbard Woods Illmoxs Howe Park Rldge Ill1DOlS LaMo1lle Illmoxs Kenosha W1scons1n Grand Rapxds Mlchlgan Lansmg MlCh1gaH Pans Kentucky Perrysburg Ohxo Berwyn IlllHO1S Howe Westfield New ersey Hlghland Park I l1no1s Three Rners Mlchlgan Wllmette IlllH0lS Cleveland Ohlo Howe Lansxng Mlchlgan Ut Clemens MlChlg3H Galnesvllle Texas Sagmaw Mxchlgan Brlstol Albany Terre Haute Chlcago Illmols Chxcago Ill1no1s Toledo Ohlo Buchanan Mlchxgan Mason Mlchmgan Brooklyn New York Chlcago Illmoxs Fort W ayne Austm Illmoxs Lakewood OhlO Fort VS ayne LOVK ER SCHOOL VK eldon XWf1lSOD Babcock Clew eland Ohlo Stanley Roy Baldvsm Dearborn 'Nlxchxgan Abraham Hueston Barnett Fort VK ayne Arthur Frederlck Bazner Clucago Illxnols I2 - . ............... , G ..,........ ........... . , . u. 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' ' ........... ............ , lf HOIVE SCHOOL Raymond Xngelo Beck r Francis VanEtten Bent Phnlxp Moss Blossom George Brumllk Edward Gurney Chandler Errol Carl Crause Harold Kennan Damels Eurxpxdes C H Demetry Alexander Dempster Charles Peter Devou Gerhard Albert Duemllng Nathan Nlunroe Fear1ng Roy Leonard Flannery Robert Flemln Frederlck VIcLeod Geddes Wrlllam Bayard Heath Edward Townley Jones ohn Melvnlle Kelly Bernard Arthur Koether George Ferdlnand Koether George Falrfax NIcG1ll Harry C Worr jr Charles Kenyon Nxchols Arnold W1ll1am Okerson Frederlck Lugene Perfect ames Harold Shafer Loyal Nelson Slauson Lowber Burrows Strange Nlorton Dou las Thompson Charles 'VI1nshallTutt Dav1d Lang Tutt James Pendleton Tutt W'1ll1am Lugene lVxlson Eldon Stearns Xvflghl ohn Edward Stearns VVr1ght Frank Nlarvm Lxttle -Ir ohn Heyward NIcKenzxe r Dorothy Isabel 'Xlxller Frank Xlorse Xllchols Jr SUXIXHS Carl Edu ard Atwood Charles Edu ard Bxshop George Emmett Blshop Robert Blymw er Black Robert Fredenck Brandt Chlcago Illmols Evanston Illmoxs Milwaukee Vhsconsm Chxcago Illmols Leland MlChlgaH Toledo Oh1o Cleveland Ohlo Chlcago Illnnons Ellzabeth Pennsylvanla Cmcmnatr Ohlo Fort Wayne Hrghland Park Illinois East Orange New ersey West Lebanon Centennlal Wyomxng Lakewood Ohxo Grand Raprds Mnchngan Loda Illmons Detroxt Michigan Detrolt Mlchlgan Chicago Illxnons Chlcago Illmoxs Howe Grand Raprds Mnchngan Fort Wayne Chicago Illmols Denver Colorado Nlmneapolrs Mxnnesota Cleveland Ohlo Chlcago Illxnoxs Chxcago Illrnols Chrcago Illmoxs Toledo Ohlo Lawton Mlchlgan Lawton Mlchlgan Howe Howe Howe Howe R TFRNI 1915 Oak Park Illmols Flmt Mlchlgan Dowaglac Mlchxgan Mansfield Ohxo Cleveland Ohlo I3 '. 1 ,J. ,....... ......,....... , 4 , .................... . , ..: ....,....................,.... , D It ............,..........., I ,. i . . ...................... . , A ' -.-............... , . . l' ................,. , .I cf .. ........................ .. . 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'Y' ..............,. ..4....... , . , ....-...,-.............. 7 HOWE SCHOOL I dward Txlden Brown Donald Crxst Caley Ralph Emil Clarenbach Harold Bells Low ert ohn Schaad Cox I rrol Carl Crause Chester Samuel Danforth Leland Hobart Danforth Robert Nfartln Dow sett oseph Lea I earmg Lamar Xlunroe Iwearmg ohn Chamberlaln I rsh Harold George Hanselman Howard Bartram Holman Frederlclx Ldgar Hummel Edward Tow nley ones VValter ohn Klaehn Harry Rauch Lou1s Robert Flsher IVIc'VIaster Azel Allen McNe11 Wllllam Alexander Parsons 'Xfartm John Laumer Hunger Homer Rellance Pxllmg Raymond GOOdY1Ch Rerd Augustus Juhus Alfred Relchel Thomas I-Iamllton Ruflin Ralph Bargam Schroeder Fdwm Theodore George Schultz Homer B Sharpless Robert Davxs Snoddy Stanley Hanchett Stone Newton Harrlson Taylor John Holt Templeton Munn Charles Arthur Vedder Cllfford Hoagland VVyman Edward Yarllng Bataxla IlllDOlS Akron Ohlo Sheboxgan XXISCOHSIII Ann Arbor NIlCl1lg3.Il Three Rn ers Mlchagan Toledo Ohlo Jarlt Rxdge Illnnoxs Parlx R1dge Illmols Battle Creelx Nhchrgan Chxcago Illxnols Chxcago Illmols Shelby Ohlo Ixxlamazoo lh1lCl'llQ3H Chlcago Illmoxs 'Xhluaulxee Vlxsconsm Grand Raplds NllCl1lg3I'1 Fort VVayne Toledo Ohxo Oak Park Illmols Paw Pawn M1ch1gan Indlanapolls Chcxago Ill1no1s Logansport Grand Rap1ds Nhchlgan Battle Creek Mtchxgan Boston Nfassachusetts Logansport Chlcago Illlnols Garrett VI est Lafayette Sagxnau Nllchlgan Parls Ixentucky Nlarshall Mlssourl VI eston Ohlo Indlanapolls Peru 14 4- . 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',1 1-----an-.-1---I-.....,.4! 7 n I . 1 ..................,... g, ' HOWE SCHOOL I5 Equlpment LOCATION Howe 15 a pleasant vlllage ln LaGrange Counts lndxana on the Grand Raplds and lndlana Ranlw ay fifty mxles north of Fort Way ne and forty, mrles south of Kalamazoo lkllchlgan lt IS accessable by the Baltlmore Sz Ohxo Rarlwaw from Avxlla Iunctlon thxrty mlles south of Howe bv the YVabash Raxlwav from VVolcottv1lle fourteen mrles south of Howe and by the Lake Shore 8: Mxchxgan Southern Rallw av from Sturgls Mlchlgan sw mxles north or from Kendallvllle twenty five mules south LaGrange 19 a prohxhxtlon county and the sale of tobacco to mlnors IS forbldden bs law THE ES FATE Bx bequest and purchase the School has acqulred verw extenslve grounds wlth abundant shade and well kept lawns A large field athletlc Held The School also owns and operates a large farm wlth a sanltarx darn for table supplles The beautiful Prgeon Rxver flows by the e tate Wear the School are Nmnescah Lakes where opportum tres for aquatre sports are provlded The Howe estate comprlses about 160 acres The campus IS ln the extreme northwestern corner of the vnllage plat THE BUILDINGS Graduallv there have arlsen to meet the growing needs of the School elght surtable brlck bulldxngs most of whlch were desrgned and constructed especlally for their present uses The heating IS br a steam plant entrrelx separate from the dormltorxes The School uses electrxc light and has nts own new and modern plant for this purpose All the pl lmhmg follows the plans of a sanltarv englneer who made 1 careful studx of the sltuatron and requlrements of the several bulldrngs and the plant ls mspected frequentlx The lavatorxes and water closets are constructed ln the most modern and lmproved manner and haxe a complete and mno uous ssstem of sewerage YVater xs supplled from an elex ated out door tank holdlng I5 O00 gallons filled bw steam pumps The drlnkmg water IS found bx the state LhCmlSt to be of a hugh degree of purltx Flre protection IS ample However the danger of hre IS . v . 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HOWE SCHOOL practlcally ellmlnated, as dunng sleepmg hours the electrlc wnres are dxsused and no fires are mamtamed except nn the detached power house All dormltorles are under the constant patrol of a watchman each nxght THE UPPER SCHOOL was completed ln the fall of I907 and IS admlrably adapted to the needs of the Juniors and the seniors It comprlses three stones above basement, and the walls are of a buff pressed brlck, wlth dormered roofs stamed red The type of architecture IS French Gothlc The mterlor fimsh IS natural wood and the maple floors are stamed The entrances conduct to a large llvmg room on the first floor equlpped wxth a red brxck fire place and mgle seats and furmshed with rugs and mlssxon tables and easy chaxrs makmg an Ideal hall for boys when off duty In the base ment are the lavatones wxth shower baths The students rooms are large and well lxghted many of them bemg en suxte Three masters are ln resldence m this bulldmg The buxldmg lS a memornal to john B Howe and cost S15 000 THE MIDDLE ScHooL lS a very spacious brxck buxldmg of three stones besldes the basement It IS locally known as Howe Hall The mterlor finlsh IS of Georgla pme wlth hardwood floors On the first floor ns a large receptlon hall flanked by the Principal s office a receptlon room and the barber s shop Next comes the assembly room for the Mlddle School The second and thnrd floors have rooms for the students the majornty bemg large for two occupants and a good number bemg smgle for one occupant Each bedroom has a clothes closet and necessary furnlture Some of the masters have quarters ln thus buxldmg In the basement are the lava tones sufliclently equlpped for a hundred boys w1th mdxvxdual wash bowls havmg hot and cold water Besides several shower baths here 15 the mdoor swxmmnng pool full of fresh tepld water where a boy can take a real plunge to has hearts content m perfect safety w1thout ex posure to the weather Adjommg this buxldmg and ln effect practlcally a part of lt lS THE GYMNASIUM the glft of the late James B Howe Its spacious floor IS maple 1a1d upon cement The balcony extends entlrely around the great room and IS designed for a runnlng track Provision IS made for basket ball and other mdoor games, for exercises w1th the usual apparatus and for roller skatmg Th1s gymnaslum also serves for a dr1ll room m xnclement weather The lavatorxes open dlrectlv from lt The Mxddle School 16 1 ' - I , . - , - . . . 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Y Y . , . . 1 - I Y HOWE SCHOOL 7 has three rndependent starrways one rn the tower another rn the gym naslum the other rn the mrddle hall commumcatmg wrth all floors thus rnsurmg safe and raprd egress when necessary The cost of the burldmg was about Szoooo KN ICKERBACKER HALL lres ln right angles wlth Howe Hall to whrch It rs attached It IS of brrck constructron and has two storres The upper floor formerly the chapel rs a large hall wrth Gothxc cerlmg The lower Hoor has the busmess offices Upstarrs there are rooms for masters and the muslc department St Mark s Clolster runs alongsrde facmg the mner court or quadrangle formed by Howe Hall Knlckerbacker Hall and Blake Hall permrttrng access to all three BLAKE HALL IS the gxft of Dr Clarence John Blake of Boston as a memorral to three deceased relatrves john J Blake h1s wrfe Sarah A Blake and daughter Agnes A E Blake Orlglnally used as a dmmg hall and afterwards as an assembly room lt has been wholly remodeled and converted 1nto a handsome audxtorrum seatmg five hundred for the proper presentation of amateur plays concerts illustrated lectures and other entertamments The parquette and balcony are supplled wxth foldmg chairs The wall tmt rs bnght green except for Ivory rn the proscemum arch The stage IS completely appolnted havmg full sets of new scenery a beautiful curtam of crrmson plush and electrrc border lrghts and footllghts Before the mam entrance rs a masslve porte cochere approached by drlveway and a cement walk The total outlay for Blake Hall has been about S10 000 MCKELZIE HAI L was bunlt rn 1903 reburlt m 1911 at a cost of 520000 one half of whrch w as donated by Mrs Howe and Dr Blake and named by them rn honor of the present Rector lt rs the refectory for the entire School and suggests the dmmg halls of Enghsh colleges The maternal IS buff bruck the nnterlor woodwork bemg stalned a weathered oak and showmg heavy cerlmg beams The plaster IS tmted a lxght green The pantrxes and krtchen are fitted up with all the convemences found m the best hotels The spac1ous dmmg hall contalns twenty tables THE CHAPEL IS dedrtated to St James and rn 1ts pre emmence rn desxgn and sxtuatron testlfies to the rmportance of Rellgton as the foundatlon of true educa I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , . , . - 1 , . , . . . . . . , 1 , . - 1 1 - ' 1 1 - 1 , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , 1 - - 1 1 1 , . , . 1- 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 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U ,, 1 1 a y - HOWE SCHOOL tlon Luke the other burldmgs 1ts xx alls are of buff brlclt The stvle of arch1tecture rs Early Englrsh At the southxx est corner stands a square tovxer 1n whlcb IS hung the flne bell of 1,500 pounds werght presented by James B Howe the electrxc clock xxrtb XVCSIKUIHSICT chrmes donated bx Mr Percx Dxxlght of Detrolt and the peal of tubular bells donated by the Rector ln memorx of Mlss Clara Baur and Mrss Alice Poage The lnterxor of the chapel IS ln the stxle of the famous chapels at Qxford such as lxlagdalen and All Souls The cano pled stalls panels lecturns and fald stools are of quartered oak and hand carved The memorral altar I9 of xx lute marble aboxe xfxhxch rs the beau tlful trlptvch rncludmg Q1 Duccxs copx of the Ascensron and rare copxes of Fra Angelrco s Angels The large new organ rn the choxr loft IQ an mstrument of excellent tone and equlpment Under the sanctuarx rs a crxpt chapel ln xxhrcb repose the bodxes of the Hoxxe famrlv the founders of the School The beautxful altar of xx hlte marble ln thus Laut7 of lVIontreal The chaste eleqante and solemnltx of the Chapel leaxe a deep lmpressron upon the students and add xerx much to the dlgnltx of xvorshrp The cost of the bllllCllf1Q and furnrshmgs has amounted to about S35 000 THE ACADVMIC Bun DITNG was the grft of the Rector n rnemorx of hls mother Amanda Ellen MCKCn71B and hls slster Ida Lurena Hammond It comprrses a large study hall for txxo hundred boxs ad1o1n1ng whlch are the Rectors and the Head Master s ofhces and a reference lxbrary There are also nme recrtatxon rooms and laboratorres for phxslcs chemlstrx brologx and a manual tralnlng room The cost of the bulldlng and equlpment xx as about 4220000 THE Loxx ER Qcuoor I9 a home lrke buxldmg xxlth ample accommodatrons for fortx boxs It contains a cheerx vxell llghted school room large sxttxng room supplied xvlth games books and magazmes a gxmnasrum a parlor and prlvate rooms for the Pr1nc1pal, and the dormltorv wlth rts alcoves Wrth lts own playgrounds lt occupxes a corner of the estate qulte apart THE Racronv ns a large and lmposrng mansxon rn the center of the campus formerlv the home of the Hon and Mrs lohn B Howe It rs the scene of frequent soclal affairs that help promote the home atmosphere of the Schoo1's llfe 18 . . 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'I U! 1 'IHEIIQ Can EZ H1L'sz3 'I111' C1115 H'1'.x1' 115115 built ill 111.1 'mi 6111115111 5. 14 11 L 1 Ii111:11 11151 11'1':1 11r'1 1lg11g11, 11 111111123 T'1 1111. 111111 T1111111w 1117 th 1 I , I1 1111- 11111111 !I1111:, In 11111 1121111111111 '1:'1' 1111111 1'1-111121. 1111111-1 1111111 11 11' :':-15111 11111111 ffll 1111: 1111111111 15111 111' 1'I1'f',l A :1.11111.- 1111 4 1 1111 11.1111911111 11:11 1111 vfiffrig :1l11::1::f 'Nic 1111' 111 111- ?1'1fH11.g 1 -111, 12: 1-'11 '11 913-11111 HOWE SCHOOL Moral Trammg The system ef education pursued at Howe School IS deslgned to accomphsh three things for each boy that follows nts course steadnly to graduation I A deflnlte, well rounded, manly character, 2 A thorough mtellectual trammg 3 A symmetric physical development The gradual formatlon of character ns largely mfluenced by the nature of ones work, ldeals, associations outside influences and en vxronments All these elements at Howe are posltlvely uplxftmg Ap preclatlon of nobllnty of character IS engendered, precept and example are plamly ln evldence, evxl acts speech and thought are put away, honor mtegrxty truth chastlty reverence dlgnlty and self respect are 1n the forefront lt IS recognlzed by Howe boys qulte from the flrst that ly mg stealmg swearmg and obscemty are not tolerated by the School The whole tone of the mstxtutlon rs agaxnst these abommatxons As far as posslble only worthy boys are admxtted to Howe now and then, when a tamted boy Sl1pS nn by mlsrepresentatlon who IS too con Hrmed ln evll to be amenable to the moral Influences prevaxlmg here he xs qulckly elnmlnated Relnglon IS taken for granted at Howe as a necessary element rn daxly hfe It IS not explained away or apologxzed for, nor made the occasxon of undue excitement of the emotlons It lS sxmply and quxetly observed as a matter of course The ten mmute daxly servlce ln chapel IS so arranged that boys of all denomxnatlons can partlcxpate vuthout embarrassment On Sundays the servlces are those of the Eplscopal Church There lS a weekly xnstructxon ln sacred studxes The clergy at the School come m close prlvate personal contact wlth each boy frequently as guides to rlght thmkxng and lxvmg Such lndlvxdual ln fluence IS one of the features of Howe School most affectlonately com mended by the old boys ln after years when they find 1tS value apparent rn thelr strength of wlll to reslst temptatlon xn college lxfe or the busmess world zo . O I 5 . ' ' . , . . . . . , - . . . ' . , . , . . y y . Y Y . . - . . . V . ' Y l 7. . . . Y Y The life is open and cleang there are no dark corners for such practices. 1 y - , . . . . V . ' I v . - . . . . Y Y Y llOllff VCHO01 we ite .in mntlpuhx for xt HCIYIICI' xx It so Qlrghted ii to brmg It mto eontcrupt I uh xc zr there xre mlm boys it Home or dlfierent falth md thu we IH no sewn mtericred mth m the uceru e of thelr own rel gxon Y L L -v J Z1 The obzervamc of religion at Howe is not So o'.'erdone'. as to 2 ' . 'zh' 'Q -' ff .e ' X ' . Cz' ': 1 fi' 'z ' V 5, i ' . HOWE SCHOOL Intellectual Tralnlng It xs assumed that parents send therr boys to Howe to achreve good results m study Hence, the work IS exactrng whrle not too strenuous The preparatron of studres rs supelvnsed Thrs ns one of the great op portunrtres of boardmg school llfe that the day school cannot enjoy Each boy has hrs deflmte perlods for study sufhclent for the yy ork he IS takxng and ls rlgxdly held to the prescrlbed use of such tlme H recrtes rn each of hrs lessons every day He makes up at once under the masters oversrght any deficlencres ln any study Thus no boy can avord makm some defimte progress daxl CREDII IOR PREVIOUS VN ORK On entermg Howe School a new boy IS credrted wxth the studxes he has already passed rn hrs preyrous school provlded he presents a CCI'tll1Ci1tC from the Prmclpal or other equally acceptable evxdence that h1s work has been of satisfactory standard There rs upon entrance a wrltten test rn Engl sh to determlne h1s proflclency ln grammar com posltron and spellmg and thls tCSt largely determlnes hrs Cl3SSlf'lC3tlOU for the first half year CHOICI' OI STUDIES Lach boy prtpmng for college or scrtntuhc school rs rtqurrtd to pursue a course ot strdy yuth rererence to the partrcular mstrtutron he expects to enter lhe Rector must be notified not later than the be gmnmg of the Upper School work for what college or sclentlfic school the boy rs to be prepared Boys not preparrng for college pursue a course approx ed by the Rector HIGHEST FDUCATION AL STAIN DARDS The academrc standard of the School rs based upon the advanced requnrements for admxssxon to Hary ard College and other colleges of equal standmg The academic work of the School has the endorsement of the leadmg Amerrcan colleges Graduates who attam a grade of C are admrtted wlthout examlnatron to any college or UFIIVCYSIIY where certlflcates are accepted, lncludmg the colleges of the North Central Asso latxon of Colleges and Secondary Schools The School IS also a member of the 'North Central Academlc Assocratron 22 Q Q K . , v .' v ' L I a s L - 7 K c s VV, Y , 1 I ' . . 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V . r ,. . 11011111 sc11o0L EXAMIINATIONI The Harvard Yale, Prmceton, and College Entrance Examma tlon Boards ewamxnatlons are held at the School Boys takxng these exammatlons remaln wxth the Instructors after Commencement, and are tutored untxl the tlme of thelr respective exammatxons l'or gradu atlon, the School requlres each candldate to pass IH the requlred stud1es of hls course a College Entrance Examxnatxon ln addltlon to the college entrance examlnatlons 1n une, whlch the Upper School boys are requlred to take, exammatlons are g1ven at the mxddle ot the school year fo pass to the next hxgher lass a boy is requxred to attam seven tenths ot the marks posslble IH each ot hxs stud1es INSTRUCTION As mas be vcr1hed by rctcrencc to the lust of xnstructors, thc School commands the servxcc of men and xx omen ot mature scholarshlp valuable exper1ence and expert tfdllllflff Rach box recelves constant consldera txon of hls own speclal needs, and much personal attentlon 'I he classes are generally small aftordlng each lndwldual sufliclent tune tor reclta t1on questlons and full assxmdatlon of the subject Under these superlor QOI'lcllf1OI'lS, boys that have been lost slght of ln publxc schools are often brought up to a good standard of scholarshlp at Howe The School lS well supphed xuth modern appar xtus mcluchng the outfits of the phs slcal and chcmncal liboratorres m ups charts, two very powerful clectrlc stere opt1cons and a large telescope lhc School IS ln sesslon tor mtcllectull trammg tour hours ln thc torenoon and two hours IH the afternoon, ulth an cxenxng studx perlod 1 S y . . , . . 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HOWE SCHOOL Program of Studles FIRST FORM cLoxx er and Nllddle Schools ENGLISH Metcalf s English Grammar Part II Reed s VVord Lessons Charles and Mars Lambs Tales from Shakspere Carpenters Geographxcal Readers Gerbers Story of the Thirteen Colonies Selections for memorxzxng Readmg aloud Composltlon Outslde reading pre scrrbed and selected MATHEMATICS Walshs Arxthmetlc to Ratxo Mental Arxthmetnc FRENICH Swm s F French Course HISTORY Amerlcan Hxstory to Part V Gordy's A Hxstory of the United States GEOGRAPHX Frwe s Adx anced Geography INAFLRE Hodges 'Nature Study and Lxfe MANL AL TRAINING CVV1nter Termj Construcme work nn co relatxon mth other studxes WRITIING AND DRAWING SACRED STUDY Buble Lessons The Catechxsm a v ' 1 I , . . , v 9 ' , , . . . I , . . . . . V lvl LA .TSI . .1 . v'j vs , - I .. I , . . v IIOWE SCHOOL SECOND PORNI fNI1ddle Schooly ILNGLISH 'Vletcalfs Engltsh Grammar Part III Reed s Word Lessons Heart of Oak Books Andrew Langs Blue Poetry Book lrwmgs Sketch Book Hawthornes Ixuce Told fales Outslde Readxng Hughes Yom Brown at Rugby Coopers Last of the Mohxcans and other works selected hx the student Composmon Declamatlon lvl XTIIENI XTICS Walshs Arlthmenc mcludmg problems by algebralc methods LATIN Nuttlngs A Latxn Prlmer HIQFORX Gordx s A. Htstors of the Lnlted States or Myers General History, one half year Gamers Government m the Umted States Indxana lah l4 n lhe Xmerxcxu lxtuen one half near SCIENCF Conns Elementarx Phxsxology VVRIT INC AND DR-'HK ING S XC RI D SYLDX Bible Lessons The Collects 25 1 , , v 1 - w x J - L . x -v v - x 1 . , . . Y Y v ,' Y . Y ,' ' . ' . ' 1 f , , ' 1 ' .' -u t .t t t t Y , . . . . . . . , . L . , . . .1 ' . x ' I , , . . . - F . , 2.11, .' 2 Z , - 1' . , . . vc y v y . 1t. , . w . , . r , . IIOWE SFIIOOI I IIIRD FORNI qXI1CIdIc Scmmlj IIILIISII NIa1hemat1cs, and one Forexgn Ianguage FCQUIYLCI Oxlur sudxcs 10 make 20 recnatlons '1 week elecme IINQLIHII rrlclx ind Ihmuns New C 11111111 ll Il 111 IEUIYIC Pint XIII II BIZISICTPICCCQ of X1m11C111 11211111111 I 611111111111 s I 11 IIIHUII ords D1II1C11It to Spell 111 s 1119 I1r'111k 111s 11IrwI11op,r1pl1x IL a Q IHIIISUII I5 1 IIUI 0 the Scum Fulvlm 11,1 fm '1 Cs 1 :1 x7Z1VSIiIE I om pwQ1t1nn IJLCI m1t1n11 XIXIIILX1 XTICH XRKIIIXKOIYIIS I'lQ111cnt'1ry Xlgehra ro Qll8tIT1I1CN 'I ATINI Jenner A YY IISOII s C'lCiWT Q I111Ql C HIIIIHTIQII 'Nepm at S11,hr T1 mf: Iatmn at Ilcarmg I' I IN Snow 11111 Iclmn I 'wx French KI111r1IL111Is CUIIIDIEIL IKFCIICII C mme VN cet s XIICICIIY VK orld bill XC 15 11111 1 QICI 1 01111 18 1 xt L 1 vm C,1111r1 CILIICI Drwrs I Kchoul Cfermgrapllx CONINII RC I XI BR VXI IIFQ SXC year I H15 Pr.1c1c:1l Bookkeep1 1 f RI ll QI Old IeQt1mc11r HISIOYW 'Bms fmm Grammar bchwol-1 who haw' not studxcd Ixmn heg,,111 thu 26 . , IIC ' ' . . 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GfC6I1f!llfIII N C 1 nnxn K RLI Ix Y lITt I ILL CJERXI XX bp1nI1 mtl Ielnlwuch der dentvchen bpr1che Le sons I XXII p1fes addx IYHII re1d1nf' fUIIWCI'S'lllOII Pronunclatlon R xrd nnw e e r n on B uvet om UWIIIUII Inc Mn txx pm we nc 4 mm snc texts 18 our rr IIIJS 'XInntt C -t J tu X11 Q iunstm H15 I ORS W est 5 'Niodern Ilmtorx SCIENL I' Hunter S Iliwentl 1Is :fB1t1ngs Bergen entn f Bot COXIXII RC I XI ISR XNC III S Woore IIIILI' L nnnnt re11I XVIIIIIIICIIC Ad1m5 QUIIIHICFCIJI C tmrdplmx one half year Lwm 3 Comrntrcml Inu one h:1Irwe1r 5 XCRED NTL DX New Testament Illstorw . . 27 If l..V 1 LV, i ' xtwil 1 stud' 1 1 z '- go ations z ' , ive. EI.-:':'It'.. .. J,,. Y-xx i'nnp1-siinn :Intl RI1-imic, I'.n1-5 II, III Sh ks Ire! jul' 1 CT. . I. 'II' fS' L' f.I. :Kd- I'i . QH1's'I'I f 'f IyPpcrs. I'k' 'A Tall of Tw I ' I Q p Ii Id. I r II WI 'QI II Rm n. f :N 'IAI1 I.:1cIv nf the Inke, 11 oe, I 'ntin , rwzrd LT wsi'i'n. Ile I: IZIIJII, Q1-II' gg. 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HOWE SCHOOL FIFTH FORM quppef School, Engllsh and Mathematics requxred Other studles to make zo recxta txons a week electxve ENGLISH Herrlck and Damons New Composltlon and Rhetoric Part IVV Shaksperes The Merchant of Vemce Twelfth Nlght As Xou Like It Kmg Henry V Thackerays Henry Esmond Goldsmlths The Vxcar of Wakeneld and The Deserted Wlllage Grays Elegy ln a Country Churchyard Review of current literature Themes De bates Ixlmballs English Grammar Renewed Spellmg MATHEMATICS YVentworths Plane Geometry LATIN Cxceros Oratlons Sight Translatlon Bennetts Prose Composition based on Cxcero GREEK Xenophons Anabasxs Books IIV Pearsons Greek Prose Composl non Exercxses an Greek Composltxon Translatlon at hearmg GERMAN Spanhoofd Lehrbuch der deutschen Sprache Lessons XXIII XXXV 200-250 pages of modern German selected from such texts as Ger stacker Germelshausen Wrldenbruch Das Edle Blut Heyse LAr rabblata Elchendorff Aus dem Leben emes Taugemchts Meyer Das Amulett Herne Dle Harzrelse Popes German Composmon CODXCYSHKIOD Dlctatxon FRENICH Bouvet Composition and Syntax contmued 500 pages of llterature selected from such texts as Angler and Sandeau Le Gendre de M Pomer Dumas La Tullpe INo1re Contes de Maupassant Hugo Hernam Mollere LAvare Vxgny La Canne de Ionc HISTORY Andrew s Hxstory of England SCIENCE Flrst Prmcxples of Chemistry by Brownle and others SACRED STUDY Church Hxstorx Greek Testament , . . , . . . , . , . . , . Y Y ' ! ' 1 , . . . ,. , . ,. , . V. . ! . , . . . , . . . . , , . , . 1 ' ' ' Goodwin's Greek Grammar. v 9 ' ' . ' . . Y r 1 1 1 y ' 5 , 9 - 5 . . . , . . . , , . , . l I ' ' 7 : , . ' ' . ' T ' . . 1 l 7 V 1 ' . ' Y . ' , I I Y U ' , . ,, Q HOWE SCHOOL 29 SIXTH FORM fUpper School, English requxred Other studxes to make zo recttatlons a week elect ENGLISH Pancoast and Shellys English Lrterature from the time of Shakspere Shaksperes Hamlet Mlltons Lycldas Comus LAllegro and Il Pen seroso Burkes Speech on Conclllatlon wlth Amerxca or Washing tons Farewell Address and Websters Fxrst Bunker Hlll Oratlon Macaulays Lrfe of johnson or Carlyles Essay on Burns MATHEMATICS Wentworths Solid Geometry one half year Wentworth s Plane and Spherical Tngonometry one half year Wentworth s College Algebra fone half yearl LATIN Vlrglls Eneld Books IVI Cicero and Ovid at sight DO0ges Latxn Composltxon GREEK Benner s Selectxons from Homer s Illad CAppleton 8: Co l Xenophon s Anabasls and Hellenlca at slght Greek Composmon Pearson s Greek Prose Composxtxon GERMAN 400 450 pages of German Llterature selected from such texts as Arnold Fritz auf Fenen Freytag Dre Journallsten Goethe Her Nexdeck Schxller Der Gexsterseher Wrlhelm Tell Das Lled von der Glocke Der drelslgylhrxge Ixrleg Popes Cerman Composltlmn contmued Reproductxons German spoken throughout course FRI NC II Bouvet Composmon and Syntax Themes xn French 800 pages of Standard French selected from such texts as Beaumarchans Barbxer de Sevxlle Balzac .Le Cure de Tours Dumas Fxls La Questron dArgent Cornexlle Cld Zola La Debacle Sa1nteBeauve Essays HISTORY McLaughl1n s Hrstory of the Amerxcan 'Nlatlon POLITICAL SCIENCE McLaughl1n s Elements of Polmcal Economy one half year Ashley s Amerxcan Got ernment one half year SCIENCE Hoadley s Elements of Physrcs wlth Hoadleys Laboratory Manual Huxleys Physxology one half year Moultons Astronomy one halt year SACRED STUDY Church History Greek Testament n ' T , . . . I , ' Y ' I 1 1 n 1 ' A , .. . . . . - 1 1 , , . . . i 1 I ' I , . ! ' 7 , ' . . . - , , . . . , . . . . , , 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 , . . . . . . . , , . . 1 . ' I 1 . . I 1 ' mann und Dorotheag Keller, Kleider machen Leuteg Riehl, Burg . g . Y . 5 . v . , . . , . ,i , . .y , C . I I , ' 1 . : ' , I 1 1 1 J . ' ' . . ' Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . , . . . . , . . r Y, , - . . , ' - . ' I, r . . , I Q 1 1 ' . , 1 ' . I , .1 - . HOIVE SCHOOL Ph slcal Tralmng GYMNASTICS AND NIILITARY DRILL The mrlltary system rs used IU the Mrddle and Lower schools as a means of physrcal culture and orderly regrme, and of mculcatmg a hxgh espzrzt de corps BCS1dCS the mvrgoratmg effects of xts da1ly exercrses and the pleasure attendmg lts symmetrical movements rt creates a permanent habrt of orderllness, obedxence and punctualrtw The lesson rt enforces best fits the Amerlcan box for posltrons of 'lccuracx actron 'md '1l1fllOI'lty ln adult llfe ln these departments the mxlrtarx features are strlct thorough and complete but 'Ire kept subordrmte to the dxstlnctlve home lrfe 'md thex supplement the 'tcademxc work Only the ratlonal and educational features of the sx stem are used so that no embelllshments The Mlddle School 19 organwed 1nto 1 battalron of two com p'1n1es each havmg lts own cadet officers who wm thelr fippomtment after prob'1t1on by merltorrous record rn scholarshxp, dr1ll 'md deport ment Tortv minutes four tunes 1 vseek are devoted to drxll All partlclpate IU settmg up evercrses and Butts manual dr1ll 'md artlllerv dr1ll rs grven to a company of volunteers The Lou er School boxs have 1 short lnfantrv dr1ll XKlfllOLlt guns Autumn and Sprmg Begmnmg at Easter there IS the d'uly ceremonx of the lou errng of the colors xn uhlch the three schools and the band participate ATHLETICS Every form of wholesome 'lthletxcs rs encouraged under the super VISION of experrenced masters, and boss are carefully tramed for the varlous teams and contests The athletlc grounds include football and baseball Helds and a quarter mrle runnrng track There are also golf lmks and tenms courts on the estate Rowmg, sarlmg and swrmmmg are under supervxslon A skatmg pond IS on the campus and the lrttle boys have a toboggan slxde Polo hockex crrcket, basket ball, handball, bowlmg and shootmg have their devotees The arm of the athletlc work rs to arouse a general and actlve mterest ln the student body It rs recognxzed that athlet1cs can be made to serve the very useful purpose of au akenmg rn all students the pleasure 30 . . . I v r . , C L . I . K . -vu I L - 7 ' L A 1 C I Q l iv I l V 1 l 1 l lk I I ' A 3 l 7 l K ' v Tu Y 4 ' 1 l 4 4 . .71 1 . ,e c time and energy are consumed in eccentric and fanciful manoeuvers and Q 4 - I 1 V . 4 . . . . . . , . . c L ' . . 1 1. , c , . . 7 Us 1 . . . Q. ? . . . 7 . . . , . . . . Y L . . I - L ., ' . . L , . . , , . . . HOWE SCHOOL derxved from sport and play, and of grvmg to all rather than a few, the advantages of outdoor sports To this end, mam games requlrmg diverse abrlnty are taught and played Besldes the School IS organxzed mto three athletlc clubs, the Blakes, the Dwrghts and the McKenz1es The nvalry xs very keen and fills the year wlth eacmng contests umor and senlor teams are formed for every kmd of sport ln each club Every boy ln the School IS ass1gned to one of these clubs Parents who do not wlsh thelr boss to play football must glVC written notice to the Rector The School has xts athletics wholly under control and teaches sports manshlp and the best ideals of competltxon The htgh tension and the ordrnarx CXClllSlVCHCS9 of athletxc teams are entlrelx absent The motto IS Not a few but all The sp1r1t IS courtesy first VlCtOU second The Home Athletxc Club to whlch the older boys are ellglble acts as ar' advlsorx C0mmltfCC, and helps promote mterest ln all branches of sport ln the sprung occurs the annual lheld Dax for track athletxcs for whuh the contestants tram HS9lCllI0ll9lV under supervnsron the precedlng months Runmnff jumping vaultmg puttmg the shot etc constltute the program and sultable prwes are awarded bx the H A C The Gxmnaslum IS especlallv servue ble 1n wlnter for general eacer tlce etc OUTDOOR RECREATION The fortx acr of campus the surroundmg country, the rlvers and the lakcs afford ample scope for healthful recreatlon besldes the mort vurorous actlvltmes of games lValks w1th the masters across countrx on Sunday afternoons are common Holldav outmfrs along the water s banks are permrtted at trmes Incentlve to outdoor relafcatron abounds The result ns a remarkable state of good health among the students the development of strong and sturdx constltutlons HEAI TH A course of lnstructlon upon personal hxglene I9 glven to all the bows and each box IS carefully taught according to his age the thmgs he ought to know about hlmself No lnstructxon at Howe IS walued more hxghlx both bs the boss and bx then' parents than this mstructlon on personal hx glene Each box bathes at certaln regular times by order, and addmonallx as he wllls A vers healthx cllmate an abundance of wholesome xarned well cooked food and properlv apportxoned hours of sleep studs drnll and recreation have therr beneficxal effects upon the health of the boss The mllxtarw and gymnastlc trammg secures correct hablts of posture and carnage Most parents testxfw that thelr bows are rn better condxtlon at Howe than at home 31 ' Y ' l , c ' . Q C n Y . . Y . . . 4 l . 4 I , 4 1 . -- - H' .Y - - L - C L C ' -I L 5 s ' rc T , H - ' - , ' , , . , . . . I . , , . 1- I 1 - v . - A 1 4 f l c 4 4 ll 1-' 4 5 1 . l ., ' N ' t , 4 .. . 1, . R: , , I .. ,,, . . , t , .. . L 1 K - L 4 C 1 'C 'Y 1 - u cises with apparatus: basket ball, hockey. roller skating, target prac- , . T r Y QQ l v . 1 rl. s 1 A ' l . ' .D , c 1 T. I l . . r . t 4 1' V . . , - 1 t . V R s I . ss J -Y Y 1 V' . C 'V C Q K C ' .s C y . e K 'wk . I I -' K 1 I K. L - ' v 5 v .L ' ' v - , Y 1 K ' C Q v . V . A ' I u HOWE SCHOOL Social Llfe There IS a judrcxous amount of socxal events and entertamments, mterspersmg the serlous studres wxthout trespass on the clalm of study Helpful lnspnrmg comradeshlp rs encouraged Llterary socretles play therr part Informal gathermgs cultxvate ease 1n manner The dancmg class helps decldedly lNow 'md then comes a banquet at the Club House Several dances are gryen each season, attended by the young ladxes and thelr chaperons from the homes of patrons The School band orchestra or glee tlub gives a concert one evening each week Illustrated lectures furmsh a speclal pleasure On red letter days of the year Thanksgxvrng Founder's Day Easter, Ascensxon Day, and Commence ment there are specral and formal functxons The :deals of the School Important part of education Good manners are mculcated as an mdrs pensable accomplnshment The cozy llttle audltorlum permrts an enjoyable class of entertain ments, presented mth all actessorres such as yery few schools can produce It rs completely equrpped and the scenery comes from one of the best stage studros One of the masters manages the gettmg up of amateur plays occasronally choosing the partuclpants and rehearsmg them pamstakmgly A home mlnstrel show IS regarded as an mdxs pensable annual event Once or twice each month durlng the season some professlonal entertaxnment rs prouded, under School or local auspxces, vuhxch the boys are permrtted to attend Thus the cravmg for amusement, so strong rn boy nature IS happnly satlsfied and often rn a valuable educatlonal yy ay 32 . . , . . , . ' Y T . . ' ' Y V . . v v 71 . - have a decided social trend, and the boy's relation to boys is made an ,' .- ' v V y v . V . ' Y Q :Q I ' - . g v. . V . 7 . v . h . v V . y . l Y IIOWE SCHOOL Soclal and Educatlonal Events 19131916 One ey enmg each yy eek a concert IS gn en by the School Orchestra Band or Glee Club Each Saturday Everung the P1 Delta and Alpha T111 LIICFIYW Soc1et1es meet UIY 5 Opemng of Summer School ll Recept1on at the Rectory 18 NIus1cal at the Rectory 24-Dance at Klmger Lake 25 Recept1on Mr and N11 Good Acocsa' 21 Summer School Play 'Urs arley s VVax WVorks 22 Parlsh P1cn1c 26-Close of Summer School SEPTl xmea '70-Openmg of School Orchestra Concert IH Blake Hall Soc11l Eyenmg 1n the hluldle School Ocroarx VVah1ngton the C1ty Beautnul lllustrated lecture by r Henry Nl Rose Secretary or the Unlted States Senate Band Concert m Blake Hall Lyman H Home BIOUOD P1ctures 1n Blake Hall Oberammergau Illll tratcd lecture 1n Blake Hall by MISS lliane Nlayer 24-Band Concert 1n Blake Hall Upper School Party Howe Cl11b of Harx ard Banquet Cambndge Ma sachusetts Tea Dance at the Cl11b House Orchestra Concert 1n Blake Hall Nm 1:y11z15R Founders Day Exerc1 c and addre es 1n Blake Hall Recept1on and Dance Hoxu Hall Band Concert 1n Blake Hall 13 Dmner ot Home Club ot Centr 1l Oh1o Columbu Oh1o I+- Storm Heroes ot O11r Loast lllllSU'1fCd lecture by Mr Arthur Ix Peck 16-Banquet at the Club Hou e for those ln res1dence fine years or more ' 33 -- I , . 1' S. . T V 1.x K J 'yi Vi 11 . . . Y A ' ' S' 27- . ' 1 ' . 28- z ' ' ' f ' . 3-H .s ' , f H . ' ' ' ' M . 10- i ' A U. . 17- ' . ' ' ' ' . 21-Banquet at Club House for new boys of Middle School. 23- 1 . , ' s ' ' ' . ' ' 1f ' . 25- ' 25- ' . '. . f, ' , 7 '. 30- . 5 . 31- ' . ' . l- ' J 's's 1 . ss S ' 1 ' . l- ' . . ' , 'T . . 7- ' . ' . . . - ' ' S 1 , s, . 1 KK ,S ' H X ll ' I V 1 . , . t . HOWE SCHOOL 21 apan xllustrated lecture bv Professor Faye Cooper Cole of the Fxeld Museum Chxcago 24-Literary Contest ln Blake Hall Alpha Iau and P1 Delta Llterarx Societies Thanksglvlng Dax Camera Club CXlllblIl0l'l at the Club House Engaged Home Dramatlc Club productlon m Blake Hall Planoforte Lecture Recxtal ln Blake Hall by 'Ur Edward Baxter Perry DECEMBER Orchestra Concert ln Blake Hall Band Concert ln Blake Hall A Glimpse of Chma Illustrated mlsslonary lecture m Blake Hall bv the Reverend S H Lrttell of Hankow Chma 14-Dancmg Class Party ln the Gvmnasxum 18 Begmnmg of the Christmas Vacatlon JAR UARY 3 Return from the Chrxstmas Vacatlon 9 Sncth Form Spread ln Upper School Llvlng Room 16- Palestme lllustrated lecture m Blake Hall by Dr Edgar Banks Readmgs ln Blake Hall bs lNIr Henry L Southwlck Presldent of the Emerson College of Oratory Boston 29 Mlddle School Informal Dance ln the Gymnaslum 30 Dovsn the Tlgrxs Rlver lllustrated lecture by Dr Banks FEBRUARY 4-Dramatxc Club Spread 5 Upper School Masquerade at the Club House 6-Song Recltal m Blake Hall n4lSQ Helen Hersey 8 Harvard Club Banquet at the Club House 9 Danclng Class Party m the Gy mnaslum l? An Evening Xxmth the Stars lllustrated lecture by Mr B R Baumgardt 16-lVIa1l Orderlles Spread 19 Tumor Class Social Evemng at the Club House 20 Orchestra Concert ln Blake Hall 23 The Spollers special motxon plcture show ln Blake Hall 26-Upper School lklmstrel Shovs 28 A Thousand Mules By Dog Team ln Alaska lllustrated lecture ln Blake Hall bs Archdeacon Stuck IXIARCH 5 Band Concert ln Blake Hall 9 Alpha Tau Banquet at the Club House 16-P1 Delta Banquet at the Club House 19 Motion Plctures ln Blake Hall 34 J-I ,YY ' . 1 Lx - , , . s rl ' . z 1 , 1 1 ' 5 1' 25- . . Y. F . . . I 25111 yr ,' - - - , ! I 28- Q - ' ' 1' r , ' 1 5- . ' . 12- ' . 13-,, . . ,, . . . . . , . . , , . Tu 4 - n - - l J r ' ' 22-Middle School lVIas uerade in the Gvmnasium. Q . q H q n 23- . j . j . , . ' I ' . -u ' ' ' as - E I M Y L , u 1 4 . , I . . H . ' . ' 1. . ' ' v x1 n, k I ' n n 1 . I . , it K . ,, . . .l . Tl sy L- s n st ' , D H ' 1 C - - - K , HOWE SCHOOL 3 Foggerty s Farry, Play by Howe Dramatxc Club grven Blake Hall 26-Band Concert IH Blake Hall APRIL Begmnlng of the Sprrng X acatron Annual dnnner of the Howe Club of Ind1ana held at the Colum bra Club lndranapolls Annual dnnner ofthe Howe Club of Chrcago held at the Grand Paclhc Hotel Chlcago lo-Return from the Sprrng N acatlon Sacred Cantata Rossrnl s Stabat Nlater ID St ames Chapel Specral Nlotxon PICIUTCS rn Blake Hall Laster Sunday Orchestra Concert ln evenmg Gy mnastrc Lxhlbrtron Howe Hall Annual I aster Debate Alpha Tau vs P1 Delta Home Dramatrc Club Banquet at the Club House MAY Band Concert on Lpper School Porch 9-Chorr Band Orchestra and Server s Gurld Spread at Club House gn en by St 'Nlark S Gurld I2 Company B Banquet at Club House I3 Acoly tes Gulld 'Xleetmg at South Bend I4 LaGrange and Howe Bands combrned concert 1n Blake Hall 16-Company A Banquet at Club House 20-Baseball game between Howe and Kendallvrlle Hxgh School 23 Lower School Outrng at South Tvun Lake 6-Semor Dinner at Club House UNE Baseball game between Howe and Ixendallwllle at Howe lleld Daw Lx ents at YV1ll1ams Athletrc Freld uhus Caesar gn en by Howe Dramatlc Club on Rectory Law n Annual Declamatron Contest Blake Hall Commencement Sunday Closmg SCFVICCS rn St ames Chapel, Sermon by the Reverend George Crarg Stew art L H D Rector of St Luke s Church Exanston Illrnors Orchestra Concert and Nlotron Plctures IH Blake Hall Competltne Drllls and Nlllrtary Nlanoeux ers Baseball game Alumnr ts School Team Luncheon and mectrng, of Xlumnr ind Old Bots Assocratron rn XICIXCIILK. Hall Graduatlng Lxercrses rn Blake Hall Closrng Y espers and Benedrctron rn St ames Chapel Closrng Retreat Receptlon 'ind Dance Home Hall 6 Lpper School resumes xx ork rn preparatlon for College Entrance I wramrnatrons 35 2 J 9 ' 77 ' 7 ' I- . . . M, . K 4- . . . 1 ' , . 51 . Q 7 , . 21-i . ' , - ' 'itll 1 ,73 ' '-I 7 . 22- . . 24- ' N ' , - D 24- 2 , , . 27- ' . 7- , ' -, . 1 . 9 7 , . , . gf . 7 Q . ' 2 ' ' . 28-SacredCantata,VVeber's Jubilee Cantataf' in St.James, Chapel. 1- A ' . 3- lv Q, . . . . I 3-nj ' - sa - , ' 3- ' ,. ' . -. J , 4- . . 4' , 7 . . v 7 ' ' '7 l , l - ,p u' 4- : . . ' . 5- . -, - . . u I ST 6 s ' , A, ' 2 'V 7 A - g , 5- . 1. 'N .5 ' A . '. . ' 5- q f -J ' - 5- I - 5- ' 9 ' ' HOWE SCHOOL Cond1t1ons of'lVIembersh1p ADMISSION Each applicant must furnxsh S3t1Sf3CtOI'y reference and test1mon1al of moral character also a certificate of honorable drsmlssal from the last school attended He must gxve evldence erther by examrnatron or cer uficate from hrs former prmclpal that he IS prepared for the class he proposes to enter However no certlficate wxll be accepted m place of the entrance test m English SELECT LIMITED NUMBER A leadmg prxnclple of Home School-complete preparatory trammg -can be successfully mamtamed only with a lxmlted number of well meanmv boys as personal dlrectlon IS the first essentlal and smcere acceptance of the Howe system the second hence the practrce of selec tron IH the admrsslon of new students Only a few places become avaxl able for new boys each year and they are usually engaged long ln advance No boys of vlcxous hablts or harmful mfluence are knowxngly admltted or lf admltted, retamed The assocrates a boy has at Howe are safe select and strmulatmg Vacancles are filled m the order appll appllcatlons than lt could accept hence early reglstratlon IS advlsable CONDITION S OF ENTRANCE By entermg a boy parents thereby engage to co operate wrth the Rector and masters rn carrymg out the rules and regulations of the School It IS understood that a boy IS entered for the entlre school year or the entlre remamder followmg hxs arrxval and that no reduc tlon or refund 15 made 1n case of absence dxsmlsslon or withdrawal A boy can be admxtted for the remamder of the year at any time durlng the year that a vacancy occurs OUTFIT Upper School boys wear cap and gown on formal occaslons They do not vxear the military umform A dark blue or black suxt IS requxred for evenmgs Each Middle School boy yylll be provlded with the prescrnbed mxhtary clothmg consrstmg of a dress and an undress sult a dress and a fatlgue cap To msure umformlty the mrlrtary clothxng must be 36 ' v . , ' I ' V Y . . . 7 . . . O I V . . . . , . Y S . - V . I . 5 , . . . u . 9 - ' cations are accepted. For many seasons the School has received more , . . 7 V - . Y v , . . . . . S - 7 I ' ' 1 7 7 - V I u y, . . . HOWE SCHOOL procured from the clothlers of the School Each boy upon arrlval wlll be measured for hxs umform No cmzens clothmg should be brought to school except the sunt whxch the boy wears Durmg the academic year only the prescrlbed dress rs wom The followmg lust IS for the guldance of parents ln pl'OVldll'lg neces sary artlcles There may be more or less of each artlcle at the drscretlon of the parents EVERY ARTICLE MUST BE MARKED WITH THE BOY s NAN1E IW FLLL AI so Hrs TRUNK DRESS SUIT CASE AND TRAVEL ING BAG 'Sxx whlte lmen collars One paxr blankets Slx palrs of cuffs One comfortable Two palrs of shoes wrth thlck soles Three pillow cases c20X34 mchesl Svc paxrs of black socks Two clothes bags Slx shxrts One bath robe and sllppers Three undershxrts One clothes brush Three pairs of drawers One halr brush Three mghtshlrts or pajamas One comb Elght pocket handkerchlefs One tooth brush 'Six pairs of whxte cotton gloves One blacklng brush with blackmg Sn: sheets f7X5l Enght towels Artxcles marked Pl must be purchased at the school for the sake of un1 formxty For addmonal Lower School outfit, see page 42 ROOM FURNISHINGS All necessarx furniture IS supplied bx the School Ornamental wmdow hanglngs and xx all decoratxons are allowed IU the room under SpCClll regulatlons All plctures posters etc must be hung from the mouldmg Trunks are not allowed m the rooms If 1 bov has a wln dow seat the lock must be provxded xx 1th two kess one of whlch must be glven to the Prmcxpal and the dlmenslons of the box must not be boy IS allowed to have '1 rug or strxp of carpet 3 by 6 feet 1 Morrls ch'ur or 1 roclcmg chair two vshxte bed spreads for slngle bed A Bible and Pr ner Book mll be needed 'md mas be brought from home or purchased at the School EXPEIN SES The charge for tumon board room hght heat washxng Ctwelwe pleces per week not mcludmg collars and cuffsl ts as follows ENTRANCE FEE Knew bows onlyl S 1000 LOVSER SCHOOL 45000 MIDDLE SCHOOL 55ooo UPPER SCHOOL 6oooo These charges are made pax able one half at the opemng of school 37 . . . . , . 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HOWE SCHOOL and the balance the first day of school after the Chrxstmas yacatxon Payments should be made by draft on New York or Chicago payable to H McKenz1e Rector A reductlon IS made where tuo or more boys enter from the same famlly Books etc, at usual prlce EXTRAS The Upper School cap and gown costs S58 50 The Mrddle School uniforms vary rn cost with the swe of the boy and cost about S45 00 Umforms must be pald for when ordered The uniform should not be counted as a school expense as rt takes the place entlrely of other cloth mg A charge ns also made for each boy payable upon entrance of IOOO for entertamment and lecture fund and athletxc 'lssoclatron and 5 00 lnflrmary fee For students rn Physrcs or Chemistry the labora tory fee IS 455 00 for each half year Instrumental or Vocal Muslc or Shorthand 355000 a year, use of pxano S1000 a year Graduatlon fee SIOOO INCIDENITALS A sufhclent amount of money for necessary lncxdentals must be kept on deposxt to the credrt of each boy Spendmg money uxll not be fur nlshed unless a deposlt IS made for that purpose The weekly allow ance rs from I5 to 50 cents, at the dlscretxon of the parents UNDER NIO CIRCUMSTANCES MLST Mossy me SENT EXCEPT THROUGH THE RECTOR Aslde from necessary school expenses no expenses are xn boys deposlt rs exhausted an ltemwed statement yull be rendered and another deposrt must be made SCHOLARSHIPS A number of scholarships yleldmg amounts varymg from S50 00 to 540000 are avarlable for deserving boys among them Ten Frances M Howe Scholarships S50 S400 each Frank M Osborne Scholarshxp oo Sxmon J Straus Scholarshrp Boyd Ymcent Scholarshnp oo Marshall Wells Van Husan oo BEHAVIOR The prescrlbed regulations for students ln their llfe at Howe School are such as have been found esssentral to the best rnterests of all concerned Cheerful obedlence 'Ind respect for authorlty are expected at all tlmes and boys must be courteous not onlv to thexr mstructors 38 l y ', '. , . . . 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HOWE SCHOOL USIC The MUSIC Department IS one of the most vlgorous and successful ln the School It mamtams not only 1nd1v1dual 1nstruct1on 1n both vocal and Instrumental muslc, but varlous organxzatlons whlch add materlally to the pleasure and value of the school l1fe The cholr the band the glee club and the orchestra are valuable educatlonal adjuncts Indeed, musxc IS emphaslzed as an rmportant feature ln educatxon, and nelther time nor expense IS spared to render the best composmons All who have muslcal taste and abnlxty whether taking lessons or not are enllsted m some one of the muslcal organxzatlons, and therem they recelve much 1nd1v1dual 1nstruct1on as well as ensemble work Those taklng mdlvxdual lessons are put 1nto some organrzatlon as soon as thexr progress warrants The Lower School ICCCIVCS 1nstruct1on 1n sight readmg Prlvate graded courses of study are provlded 1n the study of YOICC plano forte, strlng and wmd mstrurnents and the elements of muslcal hlstory, theory and harmony The 1nstruct1on IS of such a grade as to fulfill the requxrements for admlsslon to college 1n the subjects ln Wh1ch papers are set by the College Entrance Exammatlon Board VOCAL MUSIC Prnate lessons are glven rn voxce culture, usmg the old Itallan method Careful tramlng IS also glven to the boys volces IH trammg for the cholr and solo work PIAINO FORTE There IS a graded course of 1nstruct1on wrth such varlatxons as adapt It to the needs of each pupxl Especral effort IS made to cult1vate good taste and an mtelllgent style of playmg STRING AIND WIND INSTRUMENTS Instructlon IS based upon the best schools ln the mstrurnents, and students are Htted for both solo and ensemble playmg Advanced puplls have the opportumty of studv1ng the best works In the student band and orchestra LESSONS Each student rece1ves one or two prlvate lessons a week and prac tnces under supervlslon such a number of perlods as can be arranged with reference to hls other studies The charge for musxc lessons IS stated under EXTRAS, page 37 40 1 . 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T T ' ' 1 - u 31 HOWE SCHOOL Summer SCSSIOH The Summer Session at Howe School is for the benefit of those students who are back in their work and have delrnquencies to make up, for those who are preparlng for promotion to adv anced classes, and for those who require special tutoring in preparation for college It pro vides also for those boys whose parents wish them provided for and employed during the long vacation The more exacting routme of the regular term IS relaxed, but there is given such supervision as is necessary for good order and decorum It is the arm of the Rector to provide a delightful home school where the boys may combme some serious study with pleasant outings, enough to relieve the tedium of the school session, and make the summer vacation a profitable and pleasant one VVhen the lessons of the day are finished the time is given to recreation and amusements, and in good weather excursions are made to places of mterest in the vicrnits and much time is spent upon the rivers and the lakes The session begins uly 5 and continues about sex en and one half weeks INSTRUCTION Classes are formed to meet the requirements of students and, where necessary private lessons are given The work undertaken is of a serious character, and is of such a standard as counts toward college admission or toward graduation in the School lt is rarely advisable for a student to undertake more than two studies, unless the work IS a of the Howe School Course It is not our aim to provide any special attraction bx excursions to distant places or nay al or milltarx features but simply to provide an opportumts for boys to do some serious work amid congenial surround ings, with everx opportuniq for healthful recreation and outdoor life EXPEIN SES KIND ODTFIT The charge for the Summer Session is S110 This includes tuition board and room or tent with care and supervision For students in physics and chemistry the laboratory fee is 195 OO A limited amount of spending money may be deposited with the Rector Each student is expected to have sex eral pairs of white duck trousers and a dark coat and to furnish his own bed clothing and towels Other wise the outfit is such as is prouded for outings and summer wear There is no uniform required for the Summer Session 41 . 'K 7 I 4 - 1 . , . review. Ordinarily there will be provided instruction in any study 7 Vx L . V K . . - t .. , . . . , C V K V . 1 n . ' . I V ' . . C q K v ' T n - c .. . HOWE SCHOOL The Lower School The Lower School is for boys under fourteen years of age It IS entirely separate from the Middle and Upper Schools It has no other influences than those of its own making It is under the most excellent experienced and conscientious management of the Rev and Mrs Irving Todd and provides the very best instruction and training It is far better for boys to enter this department than to wait unt1l they are older and then enter one of the upper classes It has been our experience that boys who enter the Lower School develop more satisfactorily and attain the highest standards While this department is free from con tact with the older bovs vet the younger boys enjoy all the privileges recreation and entertainments provided for the school at large The playground for the sounger boys is entirely separate from that of the older boys It is under constant supervision and it is in the immediate neighborhood of the School building A plax house IS provided for games in winter Virtually the same games are plased at the Lower School that are play ed in the Middle School SEPARATE BUILDING The building used bs the Low er School is particularly adapted to that purpose lt contains an attractive school room sitting room heated with hot water It is situated some little distance from the Upper School but convenlentlx near the Dining Hall and the Chapel which buildings are used in common with the entire School EXERCISES There ls a short military drill during autumn and spring During the winter months a period in manual training each dai takes the place of drill Ample provision is made for outdoor exercise and recreation including favorite games under expert coaching and outings, skating swimming boating fishing etc properly supervised and safe guarded against accident or excessive exertion It IS xx ell for boss to bring with them their balls bats tops and other implements for sport Each boy is assigned to either the Knickerbacker or the VVhxte Athletic Club ENTRANCE AN D OD TFIT The conditions for admission and membership in general are those already described in preceding pages No formal examination is re 42 V . 7 . ' Y , . . V V . . . . Y , V . . . yu . . I . . y . . Y library, play room, and dormitories. It is lighted with electricity and Y , Y . . I . . Y . . , . . . A . , . . , v n v 'Q ,' ' 7 Y ' L' Y L 1 Y Y HOWE SCHOOL qulred for admlssxon, but a certxflcate from the last teacher should be presented stating the amount of work covered durmg the year prevlous to entrance A boy can enter at any tune during the tear xf a vacancy occurs for the remamder of that school xear but for no shorter perlod Each Lower School boy has '1 khaki umform and undress sunt and cap whxch cost 42300 These are made bx the Schools tfulor and are provlded at entrance Umrorm dress suxts and umtorm oxercoats are not permltted rn the Lower School In addltron to the outfit on pave 36 each boy should bring an overcoat and run coat or cape woolen glows stockxnv cap and swelter rlso 1 rug 77 hx 60 mthes four cur tfuns of sllkollne or slmxlar llght mflterml each one yard wxde 'md two and one half mrds long and two whlte bed spreads for smgle bed COL RSE OF STL DY In general the four ear course of studs corresponds to the tourth fifth swth and seventh grrdes of pubI1c schools Such grading how ever IS not alwass accurate, and the hots are asslgned to such studxes as they are qualxfled to pursue It 19 usull though not lmperatlve for 1 boy s studies to be all ln one class The lower class usuallx contams 111 bows not quahfied for the fourth grade HOYORS AN D PRIZES The hlghest honor ln the Lower School rs the Rector s gold medal aw 'lrded to the head box m scholarship 'md deportment Prlze books are glwen to the head of each class lNIr Todd also offers two prxzes to the bots maklng the greatest xmprowement durlng the year m scholar shlp and deportment phxsxml development 'md mxlltary drlll LITERARY QOCIETIES The Lower School I!1'l1K1t21I!'lS the lxILKCU7lC Llterary Socxets whxch meets weeklx 'ind has ofhtes of tts own The members are en titled to wear the pm of the Socxetw 43 7 v V V 7 Y ,v Y ' ' v C Q. . y .- 1 v Y- . v 0 L- lb y C r L V Q 1 L C 5 Y ' -'1,. . .'z . - 4' r, - - Y V 7 . A . ' YVaists with collar bands may be worn instead of shirts. 4 'Y 1 . . ' S I , , . z . A . , ' , . . ' . . ,, . . . . , , K ' . W Ls-qs v ss s I . W G I 1 . . . . , . , Y YC K -Y . K K ' I 1 I 1 ' K . C . . Y . I K . W 1 ' 1 lvlwl I I . . I L M, v K ' L w. v. HOWE SCHOOL Award of Prlzes and Honors Clzrzman Marzlznfff Tnr BISHOP 'XX HIT! 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