Kidd Key College - Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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II. Caj ' Cb? III. faj Cb? IV. tal Cb? V. Qaj tbl VI. Qaj U15 I. Qaj Cb? II. Qaj tbl I. faj tbl II. fa, Cb? III..Qaj Cb? C415 U25 Freshman CRequiredy. American Literature. Inte1'PfC'f2-five reading of the representative authors of each period. 4 h1'S- Sophomore QRequiredj. English Literature from Beowulf to Johnson. English Literature from Milton to Tennyson. 4 hrs. Junior QRequiredj. Development of English Drama from the time ot the Miracle Plays. The Drama-Its Law and its Technique. 3 hrs, Senior CElectivej. Tennyson and Browning. Critical reading of poems as illustrating the growth of the mind and art of the two poets. Shakespeare. A critical study of a number of his plays. 2 hrs. Old English Literature-Selections from Alfred, Aeltric and Beowulf. Chaucer-Canterbury Tales and minor poems. - lCourses V and VI will not be given the same year.j History. ' Freshman Ckequiredj. Ancient History-A study of the rise and fall of the Eastern Monarchies and progress of civilization to the rise of the Roman Empire. A study of the Roman Empire and early history of the Teutonic tribes to the fall of the Roman Empire in the West. 2 hrs. General European History-Mediaeval Age, including principal movements and institutions of the Middle Ages. General History of Modern Europe,- including the Renaissance and Reformation. 2 hrs. Bible. Freshman QRequiredj. History of the People of Israel, as told by themselves, tothe Babylonian Captivity. History ofthe People of Israel from the Babylonian Captivity to the time of Christ, 1 hr Sophomore CRequiredj. Biblical Idyls. The Prophets. 1 hr. junior Cllequiredj. Life of Christ-As told by Mathew, Mark, Luke and john. The Acts of the Apostles and the Epistles. Philosophy. Junior Year. Logic QCreighton.j Ethics fDa.vis.l 22 'L ,,, Ip, , u p , , mit, 'LM-.'I'.. I. -I .

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1 1' ',,.- 4 I. ,.... -, . 1.f,1i?9j Mathematics. Required for Admission into the Freshman ClassQB. A. and B. S.j :-A good knowledge of Arithmetic, especially Percentage and Proportions,and aknowledge of Algebra to Quadratic Equations. Wentworth's Practical Arithmetic, and Wentworth's School Algebra, or their equivalents. Freshman. FIRST TERM. U College Algebra QWentworthj -Theory of Exponents, Quadratic Equations, Proportion and Progressions. Plane Geometry QWentworthj-Propositions and original work. , SECOND TERM. College Algebra-Binomial Theorem, Common Logarithms, Indeterminate Coefficients, General Properties of Equations. Geometry QWentworthj -Solid, completed. Sophomore. FIRST TERM. Plane Trigonometry QWentworthj-Entire term. QRequired.j SECOND TERM-ELECTIVE. Spherical Trigonometry QWentworthj -Arithmetic, Wientworth's Arithmetical Problems. One required. ' V junior. FIRST TERM. Analytical Geometry QWentworthj-Through Plane Figures. tRequired.j SECOND TERM-ELECTIVE. Analytical Geometry fWentworthj--Entire term. . Bookkeeping fTwentieth Centuryy-Courses I and II. tOne of these electives required., Senior. FIRST TERM-ELECTIVE. Differential Calculus tChurchj. SECOND TERM-ELECTIVE. Integral Calculus fChurchj. Engmh. - . Freshman QB. A. and B. SJ . . I. Rhetoric and Composition-Practical Rhetoric is taught and exercises in composition are required. Class work consists in the study of figures of speech, of the principles of versitication, of poetic forms, and of forms of standard prose composition. Special attention is given to the study of diction, to the structure of the sentence and the paragraph, and to the written discourse as a whole. The aim is to teach the student to express thought effectively in words. v Text :-Quackenbos's Practical Rhetoric. '21 ? '1 9+'m'e r' P. ly? -v:f7 'f

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X ol, 'I Senior Year. Psychology fDavis.j FIRST TERM. Economics-Introduction io Economics QSeagerjg Outlines of Economics QElyj. ' SECOND TERM. ,Economics-A study of certain practical economic questions touching upon the Relation ofiPrivate Wealth to Public Welfare QI-Iadlyj. A ,.i. MISS MINNIE COWAN, A. B., Whitworth College and A. M., University of Mississippi. I. Cal Cb? II. Qaj tbl III. Cay tbl IV. Qaj tbl Course in Latin. , Caesar's Gallic War and Selections from Nepos. Bennett's Grammar is begun and continued throughout the whole course. Vergil's Aeneid or Ovid's I-Iasti: Myths and Metre are carefully studied. Cicero's De Amicitia and Orationes in Catilinam, Selections from the Odes, Epodes, Epistles and Satires of Horace. Versincation of all kinds. Livy, Books XXI. and XXII. A review of Roman History and a close study of Oratio, Recta and Obliqua are required. Agricola or Germania of Tacitus. Weekly English exercises to be translated in Latin are given in all the classes. Andria of Terence or Mostellaria of Plautus. Special attention is paid to the style of different authors. Lindsay's Latin Inscriptions. Catullus, Pliny, and Quintilian Elective. Greek. Required for Admission into the Freshman Class :--A knowledge of the Declensions and Conjugations, and Elementary Prose Composition. Fresh man. t E FIRST TERM. Goodwin's Grammar-Iones' Exercises in Prose Composition. Parallel reading: English translation of Plutarch's Lives. SECOND TERM. Selections from.Homer's Iliad, Prose Composition and Grammar continued. Parallel: Church's Trial and Death of Socrates. So pho more. I FIRST TERM. I-Ierodotus' Expedition of Xerxes. Prose exercises. Parallel: Xenophon's Memorabilia. SECOND TERM. Euripides, Selected Plays. Prose exercises continued. Parallel Reading: Selections from the Comedies of Aristophanes. 6 23 - ' ' .' V' ..4'w-..xf!Y'AI'f - ' '. - 1 ..s, ' 'ufv.J.-H' 5 TW, 'T'x is