Princeton Theological Seminary - Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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-71414 D ,,, ,N 'NA' I '- v EA , A ' I EIS . W O EAE EESEEIEIIOE, C O L L E G- E S . , AMHERST, .......... ................ 4 NASSAU HALL, ........... .......... 2- 6 BROXVN UNIVERSITY,..,. 1 NENV YORK FREE AOADEMY,--- 2 CARROLL, .............. 2 PHILA. HIGH SCHOOL, .......... 1 CENTRE, .... 2 QUEENIS COLLEGE, IsELEAST,--- I COLUMBIA, .... 1 RUTGERS, ........................... . a ' COLUMBIAN, ..... I TUSCARORA ACADEMY, ..... I DAVIDSON, ...... . I UNION, .................... .......... 1 I DELAXVARE, ............... 2 UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA, ...... I EURMAN UNIVERSITY, .... 1 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, ..... 2 HAMILTON, ............. 2 UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPL-.. I HAMIJDEN SYDNEY, 1 UNIVERSITY OF NEW' YORI1,-.- fs HANOVER, ..........., 9 UNIVERSITY OF PENN., ...... .... 8 3 JEEEERSON, .... 13 WASHINGTON, IDA., ....... A LA EAYETTE, .......... 17 WESTMINSTER,MO.,.. . 4 MARIETTA, ...... .... ..,..., . , - 1 WILLIAMS, .... ........ . .. 2 2 MIAMI UNIVERSITY, ..... s YALE, ....... ...... . .. 'I f STATES. NEW HAMPSHIRE, ....... 1 SOUTH CAROLINA ..... . 1 MASSACHUSETTS, ..... 4 MISSISSIPPI, ......... I 5 OONNEOTIOUT, ..... 1 TENNESSEE... I NEW YORK, ........ 40 OHIO, .......... s NEW JERSEY, ..... 17 MIOHIGAN,... 2 PENNSYLVANIA, 49 INDIANA, ..... 12 3 LONG ISLAND, ..... 1 ILLINOIS,... 2 MARYLAND, ..... s MISSOURI, .................. o g VIRGINIA, ..... ....... . ., .... 1 WISCONSIN, .................... 2 LOUISIANA, ........................ 2 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, .... I IRELAND, ............ ......... ....... I f DFI I gi S4 W' 9x if I ,Q i Wu.,-.1--A-S.--. -V--.--.H --. -. -.hx-.1'.f-.A.'-., X

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Q 14 TI-IEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. U BANIE RESIDENCE. COLLEGE T Wnr. TRAVIS, Flint, Mich., Waslmixmgton, Pa., 1849. f H. H. WHITE, Saltsburg, Pa., WVa,shington, Pa., 1860. Q J. LYNN WITIIROW, Pennsylvania, Nassau Hall, 1860 YV. O. WRIGHT, Philadelphia, Pa., La, Fayette, 1857 Junior Class, ------ 41 S U M M A R WY' . SENIOR CLASS, ........ ...... ...... , . 66 MIDDLE CLASS, .... . , , 49 JUNIOR CLASS, . .. 41 , 156 9 DQ 0 E? 2441 rw . , .. -I cg S 5

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-----'--'- --'- LU I I K hoarse of Sta y. 3 I First Year. I Old Testament Literatureg General Introductiong I-Iebrewg 5 New Testament Literature 5 General Introduction 3 Biblical Greek fSeptuagint 5 New Testamentj 5 Biblical Historyg Sacred : Geography and Antiquitiesg Exegetical Theology 5 Homiletics 3 Theory of the Christian Ministry. Second Year. I Hebrewg Biblical Criticism and Interpretation 5 Didactio f Theologyg Biblical Historyg Church History. Third Year. ' Hebrew 3 Biblical Criticism and Interpretationg Didactic and Polemic Theologyg Biblical Historyg Church Historyg Church Government and Discipline 5 Pastoral Theology. Exercises in Composition and Delivery throughout the Course. 2 On Sabbath morning, the Professors preach in rotation in the Seminary Chapel. In the afternoon a Conference is held in the Oratory, at which the Professors conduct the discourse on a sub- ject previously announced, and the Students conduct the devo- tional exercises. l The course of instruction is Hnished in three years. There is no study or exercise reserved for a fourth year. But graduates Eg of the Institution, and of other institutions, are privileged to t. 9 5 li 'Eu 0 .....,. ., . . . .....