Liberty Ladies College - Liberty Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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e schedule of recita- 512'e College course, 1thes in this depart- .1 consecutive course , and Composition, Men- Spelling. :1. 7 'n 7 did Composition, Men- :3e1.:ng. iii: and Rhetoric. M , 52$,1'.5,W; 1' W ,1 1; g; 1 3e . Olnllvgiate FRESHMAN YEAR. First Term. Latin tCaesart's C0111, Prose Compositiom; Greek Grammar and Prose Compositionh Higher Algebra; Civil Government; Physics; Chemistry; English Literature and Classics. Second Term. Latin tCaesarKe C0111, Ovid, Prose Compositiom; Greek tGrammar, Gate to the Anabasis, Prose Compositiom; Higher Algebra; Physics; Chemistry; American Literature and Classics. SOPHOMORE YEAR. First Term. XVOrking Principles of Rhetoric; Latin tCicerorts Orations, Prose Compositiom; Greek tAnabasis and Prose Compositioro; French; Plane Geometry; Ancient History. Second Term. Working Principles of Rhetoric; Latin tVirgiYs Aeneid1 ; Greek tSelections from Greek Historians, Herodotus, Thueydides, ete., Prose Compositiom; French, Plane Geometry; Ancient History, Mythology. Eepartment JUNIOR YEAR. First Term. Latin tCicero De Senecture and De Am., Prose Compositioro; Greek tXenophonB Memorabilia. Adv., Prose Compositiom; French; German; Anglo-Saxon; History of the English Language; Modern Prose; Modern History; Solid Geometry. Second Term. Latin tHorace Satires, Epistles ,and Ars Poeticah Greek tDe- mosthenest De Corona, Selections from Lysias. Adv. Prose Com- itosnopD; French; German, Geology; Anglo-Saxon; History of the. English Language; Modern History; Modern Prose; Trigonometry. SENIOR YEAR. First Term. Bible Study t0. TJ; Latin tLivy, JuvenaD; Greek tPlatots. Apology and CritO. Rapid reading in Iliad or Odyssey, Euripides. Study: Of Greek Versihcatiom; German; Psychology; Moral Phila osophy; Political ECOHOlle; Critical Study of Authors; Logic; Essays Analytic Geometry. Second Term. Bible Study tN. TJ; Latin tTacitus, Roman Historw; Greek tAeschylus-one playr-Sophoclese-two plays,-C1'itical Study of the Greek Drama; German, PSyChology; Christian Evidences; Astronomy; History of Civilization; Select Course of Reading; Essays. NoteeThe entire matter as to what studies and the number of studies a pupil may take is to be determined by the Faculty, and not by the parent or pupll. A study once begun can not be discon tinued without the consent of the President. 27 .KK

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'COURSE OF STUDY the selections do not conHict with the schedule of recita- J The curriculum embraces the most liberal courselof . ; study, modeled after those of leading universities and tions. 2'; h 5 colleges of the countrv. The course is both prescribed For a thorough and comprehenswe College course, preparatory work is necessary. Stuches 1n thls depart- and elective. ment are so arranged as to form a consecutlve course ' . g Students Who so desire may,- with the approval Of W h the Faculty, pursue a select course of studies, provided with the collegiate classes. . IEreparamrg Eepartmmt L FIRST YEAR' SECOND YEAR. First Term. Higher Arithmetic, Advanced Grammar and Composition. Men- tal Arithmetic, Physical Geography, Reading and Spelling. ' ' ' ' ' First Term. Practical Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, History of the United States, Reading, Spelling and VVriting.- 9 Second Term. h t t Second Term. h h Practical Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, History of the Higher Arithmetic, Advanced Grammar and Composition. Men- United States, Reading, Spellieng-and Writing. tal Arithmetic, Physiology, Reading and Spelling. THIRD YEAR. First Term. Second Term. 26 First Year Latin, Algebra, Zoology, Composition and Rhetoric. Second Year Latin, Algebra, Botany, Composition and Rhetoric. Lmir. lt' ' and Pram; t PhyFicx L'H e Laiin MM e tGJ-amnznf. t L; ' Ahebm: T1365 XX'rI-kiex Prose Cultij-WKi French: Plzzt't kit V'wrkin: T tSelectimi; Prose L ,miw q hI-Vtht'tlogy

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SCHEDULE OF RECITATIONS. FIRST TERM. 28 Ell: ' Physical Grammar and 9 . , - ' ; - to 9.30 d. m. '5 9 to 930 a. m. Freshman Solid Psycholoiy i3 Sagholmgre Geography C0mpos.t10n . 7: Latin Geometry Moral P . ng ls S ellinq . , 0 x3 9:30 to 10 a. m. andDVVrifing 9.30 to 10 11. 11;. 7, . Freshman Senior 10 to 10:30 L1. 111. Rh 1' 10 to 10.30 a. m. Greek Plane Modern Greek Higher. fr :1 Y J - , ' f S . Geometry History Arlthmetlc 10:00 to 11 a. m: : K i 10:30 to 11 a. m. fig: Zoology 1 ,. 1 11t011:30 3.11:: W 5 ; 11 t 11:30 . . , Geogra h r , .. - X 0 a m Beginning Higher Old Jumor Second Year p 5 11-30 10 12 3W3 x V Latin Algebra Testament English German . 1 . V 11:30 to 12 NOON Readmg 12:30 to 1 D. m 12? 1 . . Junior , . v - r 1 to 1:30 0. 111. 00 to D m Junipr Elementary GYGEk Sempr F1rst Year U 5' HIStOU 0H; 7 3: . 1 to 1:30 D. m. Latln Algebra Govgglrlnent Enghsh French . 1:50 to 2 D. m. .' Practlcal , 1:30 to 2 p. m. Arithmetic 9 n, 1 1 Sophomore Composition Second Year H to 2 .00 D: 'L 1; 2 to 2:30 D. m. Latm and Rhetoric French 7 a fr ; Advanced - :00 w a m . Political Grammar , ;A 2'30 t0 3 D' m. ancient Shorthand Economy English First Year 3 to w Q h 3 to 3 :30 D- m. lstory Logic therature German , -1 1 W - Anglo-Saxon M : 1 1 3 :30 to 4 p. m. Soggrglkore Ciggrfilsctsr 32 and History 0A y Eng. Language.