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OFFICERS AND STUDENTS

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J:v'.C IC EC I GAN'

Ll'or lite 7l.

YPSILAN1'I·

PA'I"l'ISON'S STEAM PRIN'l'ING HOUSE:.

HON. ORAMEL HOSFORD,

Supt. of Pubbc lnstructicm.

HoN. Wl'l'TER J. BAX'l'ER, President, Jonesville.

RoN. ORAMEL HOSFORD, Secretary, Olivet

RoN. EDWIN WILLI'rS, Monroe.

BROWN, Flint.

,JOSEPH ESTABROOK, M. A .. Princi'.poJ Rlel't,

C. F. R BELLOW8, .M. A., C. fL Adiny Prhw1'.pal;

F. H. PEASE,

JOHN BENG KL,

E. DARROW, M. A.:

LEWIS McLOUTH, M. A.,

DANIEL PU'l1NAM, M. A., l'rofUR."<.ional Tr:linin�1 Director or tho Model &;ht1nl.

RU'I1I-I HOPPIN, Preceptress, Hotnny and Mutliornatie�.

MARY A. RICE, Eugllsli Grn11rn,nr and Analysis.

GEORGIANA WEBB, Gt:,1g1·nphy, Druwingnnd Reading.

MINERVA B. RORISON, '['eaclH'r in Model School.

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LIST OF NORMAL SCHOOL GRADUATES.

,John M. B. Bill,

Beth N. Bc•dell. ,Tames IL Go1to11.

K:,te l,J. Clnyto11,

"Cro,nwcll M. ¥ullor,

JlnyNte Hurd, G. l'oi11dcxtcr tlanford.

Mxry II. Hcydcnhurk, P'idelin I'l,ilhpe,

James M. l1c11d<'!'llon, Enoch Bnuckcr,

Caroline- .E. Doty. *Snrnh M. Aulls.

.. Clurnning \V. Adan,. Edward Bigelow,

El\'lrn M. Allon, Harriet A. Farrand,

" Deceased.

Second Term,-1854. Alzinn Morton, lleil'll C. i', ,,n·i,

Foitrth Term.,-1855. GENTLEllU:N.

Charle� IL Milk·r, T. Riley Dcni,;on,

LADIES. Marr J. Fnirma11, Rho;la A. Tompkins.

,}ohll \V. lloi·n<:r, ,lnme;, \\'. 8t11rt.

Julia M. B:icon,

Fifth Term,-1855. !{.1tl,y A. Brow11.

Seventh Tenn,-1856. GENTLEllrnN.

\Yalter 8. Perry,

LADIES. l,fary C. Lyman, Ellen A. llurlhut, Olivu C. Tyler.

.,.Cha,. P. C!em<Jnh•. I. M. t:\mith.

I l nrrict ,T. lbrnci<. Mary B. Ilougb,

Eighth Terni,-1857. GENTLEMEN.

\\'il!inm C:1mplxdl, F. 'Walker Munson.

LADIES. M nry Carpe!ltl'I', ?.Ll!'lnunc Lind, T!wresa E Randall.

SiJ,1ij \ \' c,od. Charles t:!. L,:Baron.

Helen Po�t. E!eanor (;lra\'(,1< 1

Tenth Term,-1858. GENTLEMEN

.. Jas. 8. LmlC', Christophor T. Bateman. f,ov! A. \Y!llard.

LAD ms. Loulsa bf. ()!ark,

S. \V. !'. Blackwood, Fmncis 0. RusooJ!,

Ad,!ie �- llradnc·r, ,Julia A. King. \

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Andr,,w Campbell, Clark t,. Bennett,

H.uth llan1<hton, l\fartlm Hurnmond,

Mnl\'ill \\'. Dn·;<�;·r.

Frnnee, .:\. Buck, l'erm1:lia E. Dnrtee. Uli\'i:t M. Tibbit�.

llatTey F, Bush, ltnf11s 'l'. BnBh, "'l>yron I�. Edwrmls,

Lo111"a 0. Burrongilt< Ella M. Crosil. :\ bby \\'. D1ekinson, E11111rn A. Hall, Mary ,J. Kullogu,

Jnmeil 0. llPal,

Jennie A. Bnker, Ifolen M. Egbert, Kate Bre,irley,

Andrew Montgome:ry, Andrew J. ltsdl, Austin George,

Adelia M. Lowe, Alvirn 1L Critten<lc11, Adeline Uromwell, Mary ]�. Russell,

GEN'l'LEllrnN. • T:is. L. \\'tiiJcr,

LAD! ES. Orphw Littlefh•ld, �t,ar:ih .:\. �lo wry, Mnry P \Vhlt110y,

C:1lvi11,L Tlioi·pc . l{oJ.crt U:u\ipl,ell, ,Jr.

Geml<line !'rice, .:\nn M. l'hillips, Fo1wteenth Term,-1860.

OENTLEJ\1EN.

LADIES. N:111cy .J. Dean, J lannah L. Larw, lfoiily !lon�h. :\delia J ll.111,;ht<Hl.

,John Oo,xlison.

"'EnH:line A. New11rnn, .J,11rn L. li'.ori,on, Elizaht:tlt \Valt,, Si:·deenth Term,-18(-D.

GENTLEMEN.

Henry S. Jou(·H, ,Jchiel B. nace,

LADIES

.J:rrnes '1'11y!or, Oabnel Campl:,elf, O,r·ar t:l. St might.

.:\n11:t M. Loekwoo<I, 'E!izal>cth T{oh,·rl�Oll, :-iancy ,J. l\fr:Arthur, Mary,\. !{ice, ,lnlicllP A. J'attison, Fanny 11!. Sp:urldinl!, Mary \V. l'ark0r, Franc(,.s L. !:ltewart, Auna JI. (.)l')horn, !:'>uf.an E Younf!. Eighteenth �Term,-1862.

GENTLEMEN

. Jnnw, M. lhllou, \\'ilbr.J t,tcrns.

LADIES. KHr:\h A. Burger,

,Jc1111ic Hall,

8alt11on B. <>rrnsh.r,

Samit l\l. llnll, N. Ar:ln Ronson, Sarah E. Lowl· Twentieth Term,-1863.

GENTLEMEN.

Ronald Kollv, \\'. \V. Byhigton,

LADIES.

,Jame� Barry, C. L. \\'liitner, Bernard 8. !{,:·illy.

L<l(lisa \Vc!ch, ])(·lia Cunis, Lilly 131:,wmont, Em•nn 0. ArnhroRC, tiarah :\. Ewi,I!, Louisa ,\. \Vri:.tht., I .Tulin .\. l'::iJH-·Hcd'. Twenty-s�::�1��,l:�:·:,�1864 . I I "'"""'"'. ,r,.i,,,.,,,, M,,,,;,,.11 l.dJ,.rn,., .,,.,.,,.,. w c,,,,rn I

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Elizabeth O Jenson, l{acl1cl 1) 1 1 1 1 ! ,nm, Sarah E. Ec]\\'ar<lR, May Tlrnycr,

s. S. Ballcock, Frederick D. I ! an , . Joshua S . L,111,-,

Lizzie, Art.Icy, Fra11c:etl V. C li irk, Betsy A . Gould, Myn', A. Kni l(ht.,

V. l'. Bayley, I'. E. \\'tiller, ;\!arh, A. Bi l is , Mat i lda 8. Brown . , J oaepl i i 1w Young, M. 1,stdl<· H,·witt , ,\ lll(ll>'la .D. Hall , Arnand,1 C. \Vall,

II. C. Bnrrouglts, Q. J . StNlman, I l'atrocluB ,\. Latt:i, E11n iro Robert,.:, I da A. M 11n,on , .\fnry U. l by,·s.

F. \V. D,miap. Fmnce;, E. Bncf)l!, Lyclia A. Hopkm,;, E. }{: ! i1..11 Phi l l ip�, Lot t ie A. Wh ite,

A. M. \Veh::=;tt�r1 Peter ,S l t ieldtt� Luci , ;.; R. Hn.l l , l f. \V. i::lahin,

LADIES . Netlio M . Clarl;,011, El izabeth StC\\'art, Loretta M. Townley, Emma ,\rtlcy, llc ien Gleason, Maria Moore, E l i 7�1 B. Dixon. 'Pwenty-f 01irth Term,-1865. GFN'l'LEl\IEN . 000. C. B:urnan, l{orlc·rick C. I lup !Jurn,

LADIES .

Selwyn Domdass. Edward A. I-bight. Myron Voorliee8 . M :1 rtha E. Cram, Addie Ch:rndlor, Hannah ,J . Cicmcnt�, ::,m·a E:t ton, l t ann,d, Gri,wo:d, Mary D . l !unry , Luey A . ?\ el"on, Mary \Vall . Twenty-sixth :Perm,-1866.

GENTLEl\IEN . . \. C. Xie! ,o ls, E. N. Lat hers, L. C . Don:tldFon, LADIES. El len lli>< l inp, .:'\ el l i1· S. Creelman, ;\ 1 1 11:1 I '. Edwards, :-3:irah M . ::;m i t h , JI! ary ,) . Bassett,

!'. S. G rC<,11, l >. Piertl', Anna P. Hn c·l;m:rn, l l u len F. \V i l l tam,;, Addie 8. Gouelwr, C111Tli, B i ! l s, .J u l iet 8,wllmn·. A nna \Vest. Twenty-eighth Term,-1867.

OENTLEl\IEN. L. :\ . ! 'ark . \V. Carey If i l l , LADIES. :-:in r, :\ . Fox , :-iophia .r. Cole-man , Lenora V. P<,i-;t , Luc-y A. CrittetHkn.

.Jos. (;. P!owm�ff1 , Geo. H . Hopkins , . I . 8. !lfa l trna1 1 . E l la E . Fol lett, Anna E. Okot t , l la 1 1nah \\' Tupper, Thfrtz'eth Term,-1868.

G E N T L E M EN. \\'. l ! . Pa inkr, LAD I ER. L11e1a A. F'iid1<:r, :\.nna l.cBarnn, :\ lico Srnit11 ,

.). D. Turnbu! I , L izz ie E. Ga rdner, Mary ,J . 1!el\' i l lc, Emma Smith, Bel lo \Vi<ln<:r. Thirty-secon d Term,-1869. G E N TL E M E N . S . U. Bnrk,·d. l,"'· � .. .\!OfltH¥U(•, b. ! . Cnrt,s, C lmrles E. JJ:>\'is, Chas. 8. B,1kcr, EmmonF- \Yh1te, .Jmn(·R C. Camphel l .

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I Cora Brinkerhoff, Emma K Benham, Hattie Hublmril,

Frank M. B,1cou , F . M . B:111ter, D. E. Ha�kins,

Mary E. Jkdinc, M r,;. A. C. Brewer. Aggie Dole,

L A D lE S . Ella M. Hayes, Mar) H. U11(lc•r,l t 1 1 1k ,

A i lC'l' .M . Stark, l J a t t ie E. Meachum, l .ouisn A rn1�tro?1g. Thirty-f(fth Term,-1870.

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GENTL E M E N . L . C . Miller, 'l'honwg 8 1iio lds,

LA D I ES. E1111 1 ia E . Ferris. "�lrs . S A (hml><·,·. I l a t t i ,· W. Mc.1',·,·r,

\Vm. L. S\\'a1,, E<lwin C. Tl iomp,uu. \Vallace J,;. Trnc1·.

Mi twr\'a B. l �unr:u t 1 . Hhoda E. Sa,·il le. Mat ' iv A. 'l ' l lp fll'I'.

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AARON AVERY, Carlisle Anderson , , fobn S. Bray. J. C. B radley, Barnum B. Barnes , J anws Bi l l \ H iram Bacon, Andrew Boyce, John P. Coperuo l l , F lavins J . Com!';tock , Wil liam C l irn:1, E l i F. Can, John Clark , E . P . Dains, T. J. Dan�enburg, Frank R. Erwin , F. S. Fu l ler, Mark F. Finley, Richard Gorton, Charles W. Gartner, 0. Hickey, John T . Hollister, \:Vall ace Horr, Jay J. Herkimer, Harvey Hitchcock , Isaac Horton ,

CH KLSEA. Bristol, Ind . Eagle Harbor. Three Oaks. At hens. KenocbeP. Ypsilanti 1\ iwn . Chelsea. Exeter. Ypsi lan ti . Le.s:ingto11 . Pinckney . Ypsi lan t i . Oak . Stony Creek . Walled Lake. Corunna. Ypsilanti 'rown . Ypsilant i _ P inckney. Davis burg. Ox ford. Wil l iamston . Exett>r. Milan . Stony Creek .

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El l i s B . Hnghes 7 l\1. H. Jones, Miclrncl Jone:-:, Freedom vV. Knaggs, Wi l l iam Kerr, Fra.nk Lambie, Mi !es lVIcGraw, \V i l l iam J. Mecorney, Dugald McNaughton, Charles F. Mecorney. "\Vill iam Murphy, ,Jerome Mil ler, Daniel l\f nrta, Gabriel Muir, Dnniel Mi l ler, Chester A. Pn.rshal l , William Peterson, Harvey W. Reed, Arz<mo W. Reynolds, Frank A. Runal s, . Natha�1 Renwick, Charles H. Roberts, Abram Soop, Howard Stephenson, Oliver Stacy, Ralph S. Swarthout, J. J . Strickland, George 1\1. Voorhees, \V. W. Wendell , George Woodard , Frank Will iams,

Plyn:wnth . vV aterlo1) , I nd Canonsbu rg, Rais invi l l e. Ann Arbor. Ypsi lanti . S tony Cree l-: . U nacl i l la . Ada. U nn.cl i I 1 : t . Ada. Ypsi lan ti . Pinckney. Yps i lant i . Ypsi lan t i . Parshal l vi l lt'. Ypsilanti Town . Ypsi lan ti . Hersey . Kenosha, \iViB . Ann Arbor. Ypsi lan ti . Bellevi l l e . Ypsilanti . Petersburg. P inckney. Ypsilan ti . Ypsi lan ti . Rose. Redford. Rawson vi l l e .

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M:nry A very , Edna Armstrcnig, H. Bel le Ball , Dl� l la Bc:.go le, 'Evn l i ne Brigham, Stel l a, B ige low, 1\In.rt ha Barnard, Aclelaicl L0 Bryan, Carrie 13 1.,rclan, Ada Brooks, . Libbie Col l ins , Anna Crmw, . El la Clar i, . 1�\'11 Com:-;tock, Lonisa Campb< - 1 1 , Anna Capel ing, Bel la Comstock, Josie DeLong, Clara Dole, Carrie Davis, Rhoda :!\f. Eaton, l\fattie Foote, . Bel l e H. Fairch i ld , Etta, Forshee, Mary F . Greene:, Bertha Hayford, Carrie .Hobart, Lida Herkimer, Ella J. Harris, Jennie Hays, Lucy Herk imer, Maggie Haver,

Stock bridge. Hartl and Cent.er. Grand Ledge. Y psi l anti . Good!· ich. Ypsilanti . Ypsilan ti . Arh1ncl \Vayne . . Adrian . Ypsi l anti . Ypsila. n ti . Ypsi lan ti . Y psilant i . Rawson vi lle. Sal i ne. Ypsil anti·. Goodl and . Y psi lanti . P inckney. Stony Creek . Centerville. Farmington. Plymouth. Pipestone. Hart land . Athens. Exeter. Ypsi lanti . P inckney. Exeter. New Hudson .

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LA DIES. Libbie Irving, Tute M. Keedy, Lucia C. Knaggs, El len Kimball, Mrs. J . S. King, Anna Kelsey, Lizzie Lambie, Mary Lambie, Emma Z. Lathrop, Ella C. Lowe, Hattie Marvin, Mary H. Milroy, Anna E. Milroy, Ada Merrill, Genevieve Philipps, Emma Phelps, Mary Preston, Jennie C. Pierson, Rachel Quirk, Sa.rah E. Stump, Sarah S. Seaman, Ella M. Smith, Eva A. Sanford, Nettie Sprague, Lydia Stanbro, Alice Southerland, Lucy K. Taney, Aggie Walter, Rachel White, Lavinia York,

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HE:".IDENC,P.. I Birm ingham. 11 South Bend , Ind . Raisin vil le . l Lansing. MarnhalJ . Ypsilanti. Ypsilanti. Ypsilanti. Belle River. Ridgeway. Bedford. Plank Road . Plank Road. Canterbury, N. H . Milford. Stony Creek . Armada. Ypsi lanti. Ypsilanti. St. Joseph . Milford . Algonac . York. West Novi. Plymouth. Mil l burg. Raleigh, N. C . Battle Credi.

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U liarlcs A. A 1 1 cl rcws, Darwin � . B rooks, Get)rgl' E . Back 1 1s, J . E. Bl an elm nl , Vo l nuy B lanc l i a rcl , W i l l i n n i Bd tcy s, 13 . F . Bnncl i , Edwin Bnker, K in sl t:y S . Bnck , Ed \\'urd Bnrbcr, . vV i l l i am F . Bradner, A . Hnl l Bn rd ick , ,Yohn A. Capen, ,J . K. Cmupbdl , . Frank E . C reel man, ll. T. Cuu rtcr, George Co1 1wfl.v , Andrew Deuel , E zrit J . Demorest, Joseph D nnn , J ernrniah D no n , Bartolo D ' A nbigrH\ Charl e:-; R. Ft·rr i R , George Gnrn t , Eugene Gibney, Eel warcl Gates, Fred. B. Goodspe0.d , A l bert D . Groves, Wil l iam Gage, tT . H. Hutch i nson,

ltc·dfon l . l\l i l n n . GrLTn \· i l l l' . F, 1 nn ington . F 1 1 rn 1 i n�h , 1 1 . ( ) :,.:f, , rd . L:1,kq ) ( ,rt . Pal i , . H a m l l l l l '!:-::. P, 1 r,.:hal l v i l ! t · . R(d forcl . 1 -brr . B reed s vi l le . Ypsi l ant i . Ypsi lan t i . Farm ingt ( l l l . Dv rroi t . \' psihn t i . Pa l t • . P i 1 i t.:krn· \· . P i nc 1

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Hn.rnna, Cuba. Ypsi l an t i . Ac.la. A u n Arbor. G ree1 1 fi e l d . Ypsi lan t i . Ann Arbor. vVest Novi Redford .

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U E \"'l' i . E .\ I E S . 'l'hel J. H. Hn! mes 1 Daniel F. Luose, J n.rnes R. 3f i l l e.r, Joh n A. l\fay, �Tarnes l\foN1unara, Frnnk B . Miller, Wi l l ie B. l\IcLachl i n" \Vnl ter P. O l cott, Orv i l l n 'vV. Owen, A! hl,rt. D. Olds, S . J. Pardee, Neil S. Phe lps, Vernon P. Pritchard, David C. P ierce, Carlton C. Rathfon , Wi l l i am C. Rodger, George W. Renwick: Frank Rathfon, James Rodger, Clarence Rice, George l\L Sprout_, T1 . R. Shields, John P . Stanley, EI bert Sea.man, . Edward M. Seaman, George Smith, Charles Smith, Mil ton Smith, George Sanford, Horace Tabor, Conrad U singer,

I: E" [ P l·: \' n-:: YpsiLrn t i . l\l < • n roe. rrecurnseh . Les l i e. Grmoa. Y psi l a n ti . Y ! 'S i J a11 l" i . S tony Creek . Dl 'trni t. Y psiliu 1 t i . N ( irve l l . S ton.\· Cn,ek . Alden , Iowa. Pn.rrn fl, . Ypsi l 1rnti . Sou th Lyon. Ann Arbor. Ypsi l ant i . South Lyon. Y psi la nti. Pincknev. Unadi l l a. Rawson vi l le . Milford. Mi l ford. C l imax:. Ithac1i. Chesaning. York. Benton Harbor. Hesse-Dftrmstadt, Ger.

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Art h n r \V1tt l i i 1g, Charles \l\Tc·stfal l , Robert G . Y oun�,

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Martha Bi1. rr , · Arv i l l a B 1 1 ck n ni n , V iob. P . Barn um, .M i t t i <� F. B radner, D\ •rn I. Jhrnard, E l va J . Bucharian, A n na Bmslcr, Mary Bmsllff, Ent A. Be l l ows, Snrnh E l l a C l ark , Sara h 1\1. Campbel l , Bel l a Cnm pbel l , Anna Coman, Hden C l ose, J ose.phine Dexter, Adelle Drury, T lwn·sa. Dexter, Kate E . Foote, E l la Fowl er, E lla Forbes, Malv i na Gage, Etta A. Glew, Emma A . Greene, Inez Gi l lett, . M ina Glacier, Mary L. Gray,

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I-fa.sting:-;. Stony Cn::l�k . Parma . Hast i ngs. Re(l ford Yp� i hnt i . Yps ibnt i . Ann Arbor. Ann Arbor. Y psi ln n t i . E l k hart, Ind . G·oodrich . Bcl lr.v i l l e. Granct Rapids. Petersburg. Ypsi lant i . Yps i lanti . Ypsi lan t i . Yps i l anti . Yps i lanti . Bellev i l l e . Col dwater. Muskegon. P ipestone. Tyrone. Chelsea . Yps i l anti .

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, E l la Haug, " Kati e Hang,

F,rn nie L . Ha, l l , Susan D. I-folstcad , L . Mae Howel l, . . Meli::;sa Hicks, Agnes Hoatson, Lel ia Haze, Heleu Jennison, F lora M. ,Jenness, Josie E. Johnston, Danie Jennison, Sarah L . Johnston, Cornel ia Kerr, Annie Kel logg, Adrienne L . Keyes, Ada Loop, Annette E. Lovewe1 1 , L ibbie Laird, Mina Lake, Helen B. Muir, Rosa M . Muir, Theodosia Maud Miller, C el ia J. Mitchell, Sarah L . McWethy, Mary C. Nye, Ellen Neer, Aurel ia Potts,

Hvdford . Ht:dforrl . Y ps ih1 1 t i . Bvdf( i n l . Dcx1:t1r. D t,x tcr. G·rL·e 1 1 l n 1 1 d . P i n ck r:ey . Eng l e. Yps ifrrn t i . Runw( , . Eag l e . Rornct > . An 1 i Arbor. Ypsi l a n t i . Grass Ln ke . Port Srrn i l ac . Yps i lnu t i . Chel sea. Y ps ilan t i . Er i e . Erie . Yp:-; i la.n t i . Pi ncknc :; \ · . Bur l iugton . Uniun C i ty . York . Macom b .

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Nel l i e Rh i nehart, S usan Ruckrnal l , Ida Rother, Nettie Runde l l , El v irn Ilrti n i er. Ap;rw� Rodger, Al ice A. Rice, Ada S task, Susie F . S tevens, Anna Soop, Rhoda E. Set l ock, Hattie Spau l d ing, Minn ie Sweet , A ngelette Salmon, K i t tie S prague, . Kate Tlrn.yer, Sarah rren Eyck, Carrir. Towner, Lizzie 'I1 incla l l , Marion Thomas: Al ice Watl i ng, Sarah L. \Vi nton , ,Jeanette Watson , Sarah L . Watson , Mary L . Wood, Susan Warren, Frank ie Yates,

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Union . Sa l i1w. Monroe. Y p� i l ant. i . Coldwater. South Lyon. Ypsi lant i . Ypsi lanti. ¥ psilanti . Bel l t1vil l e . Uthaca. Hastings. l\foson. Pinckney. Farmington . Farmi ngton. East Sagind.w. Ypsi l an t i . Ypsi lan ti . Chelsea. Ypsilant i . I thaca. A lmon t . I t.haca. Mt . Cltmens. Herndon . Ypsi l an t i .

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Enoch Andrns, · ,J. E. Baker, H.olwrt Barr. George Banwf;, Leon D. Brown, ,J . H. Coonradt, C lement Ea.ton, Ferris S . Fitch, Matthew J . Flynn, Delmire R. HaJ I , H. C . Hart, Charles C. Hopkins, \V'ellington A. Johns, Sa.rnuel B . Lai rd, JarneR B. Muir, Wil 1 imn J . Max.well, Newton A. Richard s, Samuel S. Reed, David J. Stark, . Otis B . Stark, George N . ']\1,ylor, Samuel E . . Whitney, M. J. Whitney, LADI Ei-. Blanche Anderson, Florence Benham, Emma Ward Bacon, Carrie Banks,

H J,; ::' I D !-: St 'lo. Ypsi ln.nt i . Adri rin . Greenvi l l t'. I thnc,t . lhwsnn v i ll e. Paola, Kan . Tecnmseh. F i tchbnrg. Manches tl'r. A lbion. Plymou t h . Co1nmerce. W a ! Jecl Lake. Chel �ea. Erie. Oban , Ontario. Corunnn,. Parkvi l l e . Northvil le. Carbondale, Pa. New H udson. l\1t. Clemens. Mt . C10mens. Bristol , Ind iana. Ypsilan ti . Yps i lan ti . Brown ville .

}I I CHJC: A N STATE NOIDI AL SCH r10L. 19

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Emma Ban, . A l rn ,1. C Ii i ld � , ;\1 i nerva D. Cc1,pt'n , Ntd l ie A . Ch i l d s , Mary F . U lark, Amel ia Cr i tchett, Soph i a M. Fu nk, F ide l i :1. F i r ch , l\:!a.ry A . Gray, Sn.rnh S. Gorto n , ,Jon ! l ie H i l l , Em i l y E . Hul mes, A l l ie H icks , .Del i a La1 1L\ .An 1 1 a McDonalcl , C lara .l\'I . Ma.ples, I-Iattit' Pend i l l , Anna P . Ruckman , Alta A . Sm i th , Auyss in i :1 N . W heeler, Sarah \V al ker,

,; E :S: 'J ' L E �! E :'\' .

E. F11rra.ncl Bacon, James 0. Butler, George A. Cady , ,J . E . Fair, Eug<'\nio K . H i l l , E . 1\1 . Josl in, Henry C. McDougal l ,

H ES ! DE);CE.

Stony Creek . Y psi l a.n ti . B reedsvi l l e . Y psi l an ti . Y psi l an t i . Monroe. E lkhart , Ind . F i tch burg. E . Spri ngfield , Pa. Y psi la.n t i . Pl anewel l . Hastings. Y f)Si l anti . Yps i l an t1 . Lake po.it . Detroit. ,J ackson . Sal i ne . Novi . Ypsilanti . 'Narren.

RESIDE NCE.

Ypsilanti Town . Hol ly. \Vayne. Ypsilanti . Mason. Uuadil la. Ypsi l anti .

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----- --:::, 1 1 , a ,�:--Ali ce Barr, Elsie Dani<� ls, Emma Gage, . Net t ie E . Garton , Gertrude Howe, El iza Kimbal l, Ida B. Ker-dy, Ezoa Phelps, Althea Pi t.kin, Mrs. V. P. P ritchard, Mary Thomas, Mary E. Van Fleet, S. Eugenia Van Fossen , Clara Wall,

LADI ES. Emma L. Baker, Libbie 8. Congdon, Fanny Burr Fitch , Emily Goodrich, Ellen Keeler, Ada B. Loomis, Sarah E . Voorhees, GENTLE�[AN. Charles S. Lee,

Stony Creek . tTackson. Coldwater. Eaton RapidB . Lan�ing. Brooklyn . South Bend, I nd. Med ina. Ypsi lanti . AlJen , Iowa. Dowa,rinc 0 Pinckney. Ypsi lan t i . Sandstone.

Coldwater. Chelsea. Fi tchburg. Concord . Concord. Ypsi lanti. Ypsi lanti. Brighton .

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J=ouR,_SES Acadenifr Department of the School or' Observat ion mul l

Pradice, oY Model 1...%7wol.

FIRS'l1 YEAR. W I N T E R TEHM-24: w 1rn1r n .

1 ,\l2<ohr:1. 2 N:1l. l'il i l ,lsophy. :s J.:ng! itdi 1 4:ln�uH�l' :1 1 1 t ! ! l 1r tory. S U �DH: l t T E l ( Jll - } (j \\'l<: F: K :-; .

l , \ l,(l,i>ra and :\ r i t l i 1 1 1 , · 1 1,· \ 1 2 Bo1 : 1. 1 1 ,· . · f 3 l'hy'.'i,',Jo;;y .

i:)EC O N D YEAR. U t1omet ry. H.hetoric: N(\t . Hi� t o1·y and PhyH:t·:d t)e(,gr:tphy.

: 1 (; t · O l ))(·t n· .-...... ! '2 !\s.::trono1 i, y . I ; J E1 1:! l i sh L i t.er:1 1 , 1n,. -1 Seiv1H.:<..! of () ovt: n 1 1 J i t! 0 : 1 \ kd urt::-· . J TH IRD Yli.AH.

1 i l 1L:.hN .\ h.!t!bra. ! l ' l 'ri�onornt:i ry 1 1 1d A pp l iL·d },.f a t. ! l l ·n i :t ! i e s . 2 M,:ntal l'li°i l o�ophy. 1, :.; 1'.l oral .�t:it:11<:,·. 0 UhtiniRtry. :.i U t�o!o�o . Exerc1BeB i n l{cadin�, YdC:tl �1 n�H'.1 Speakrn� nnd Co1n pofii t 1on1 t h roughout t l 1 c· vfl t i ro Cou rs(�. Cou,1·se -in Lany1utges- Fou.1· Yea,ri..

WINTER TERM-24 WEJrn:s . 1 Al gehra.

SUl\11\IEH TERM - 1 6 W E E K S. I 1 A l2ci,r:t nn<l : \ r i t hmdi<-. I :! Boln1 1y . : ; La t i 1 1 . 2 Naturn l l 'hi los<lphy. \ L,t t in . SECOND YEAR.

l G eomet ry. ·:: H.hctoiic'or N:1t11r:d !l i s t ,J > y . :.l L:i t in o r Frenell.

I Lat i n or French. 2 Greek 0r Genn1111. 3 Highnr Algcbrn.

I l G eometry. I 2 Engl is l l Litornture. l :.l Sc1unee of G ovenirne n t , ( i l•etl lrer.) 4 L:uiu or French . THIRD YEAR. I' l Lat i n or l•'mnel i . j 2 G reek or G ermnn. 11 I ;J .:\s n onomy. ,

I FOURTH YEAR.

1 Lalin o r .hfonutl I'hi loBOJ-;ty. I l Lntin or Mor:li J>hi lo�o:,hy. 2 Greek or G cn::nn. 2 O roek or G ,·nnan. · • I 3 Engl ish s tudie8 rc\'ic,ve(l . t 3 Englii-:h 8 l l:die.e: rcncwi·d, , Exercise;; in l{,Jading, Vocal llfusic, Speaking at,d Compo,, i 1 ion, throt:gbout t he Cou t'i«l. I -------�--�---------1

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EJ1qlisli Cow 111 011 Selio(Jl Con1·.,c --- 1'1110 Years.

FJRS'J' YEAR \\' 1 !\' T E I\ 'l' E H i\1 -:24 W E E E S. SUi\Il\IEH T rrn M-- 1 (5 W E E K S.

:\lu, ic.

SECON D YEAR. E! t · l l 1 C" n t a ry :\ !�t · l 1rn . .:\at u r: t l l ' l i i ! ( , .. 01 . J 1y . l )ni ! 1_·:-: � io1 , :d l 1 1 .. 1 rt i c t 1 0 1 1 , inl_· l u d i llJ!, ] ;,,:! .

E ! 1 · 1 1 w 1 1 \ � uf l 'r-.\ l ' .! 1 1 1 lu:;y : �d. Ue n< ·nd

1 ;:'.i//,�/ :'l} \� l�� ji 1::: i �- \�\�\\1 v;:·:·�·c'tl; �:��\; ::.::� )!1 i ; ;� '.

V1x:d �l ne-: i (' i l 1 : t i(. i v 1 rn.

I �\ 1 1a lY:-- is of .:\ r i � l : rnl· t 1c . Jht: . i"i v . l ' r11H·;.� iu 1w ! l 1 1 � · ruc1. i t - 1 1 . i 1 1e l 1 1 1lHlj.!', 1 :-1 t 1

...:!K'l b l .\1 t · l l 1udt-- : :2d. �t' I nol U r!.!::.l.nlz:t· t iun, (; { )\'l'r! t l \h'. 1 1 1 , 1J ii<:l p l i 1 1 l·, t'tl' . : :�d, i ' 1 : t d i <·L· Tc:te l l i 1 1�.

\' 01 · :d �f tif:'.(· , l i a ! I tZ·1 ffl.

Fnll EJ1q!i.c;h Cou1·se-TJ.'h1·ee Yea rs. FIRSri1 YEAR.

w l � 'l' Irn T E m!-:24 W E E E S. SUM MER T E 1rn-I G W E E K S .

SECOND YEAR. 1 G t•ott 1 l ' t ry . 2 l' l iyt·dca! ·(ft'.Ogr:tphy :md Zoolo�y. 3 ( �hl·lnh·l !'y . · .j H hetonc,' ( l cetnrc'R.)

'rI-IIRD YEAR 1 ll hdwr .A l �t: bra. :! }\�ye})i)JOL{\' . S 1 1 ( ... :on; n-{ E .. 1ucnt h)n. ,t G,·n<:n•I l'rinelpil'� oi :-,ehool Gon,rmncnt,

l ) 1 :-:dpl t 1 1 c· , ( >rua 1 1 izat ioll , Cint"�ifkation. 5 Phi los0phy of l l ietory, (tc·cturr-s.) G l'mctke Teaeldn;,!.

l 'l'ri;;nnome 1 r.1' an<l ,\ pp l ied Mat lwmatk,. ·_! l ' t--\·choi (1�y 1 : tppl ied. . 3 �I oral =-eivnce. -t Sch<>ol L:nvs, i n !.!•:ner:1! :n\d of �iich io:1n

School Svs1 L·rn � . 0 '

5 HPlat ions Of t •· :when-: to pnrer i tf: , Pll1) iir:, socie1 \" :uid t:Hch ot h(·r.

G l)ractk� '1\·a(· idn:.,r.

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F- --- ;, ,:: j:; ,: �:nr , : , o nMAL sc !h > <JL I · ---------------------I Cltr:-;sical Conrne -- Pour l'e<u•:-;.

I FIRS'r YEAR WINT EH T E H M-24 W EEKS. S U JIDIE H TEID(- l{j \\' EE K� .

J Ele mi:l l rar.\' .:\ '1-!'t'h t :L I l :\ n1t ! r,...:is 1 1 ! :\ n t h n 1 d i(', � Xat u n1. f I'!ii !o:;1)phy Ho : ;,1 1 r. ;) J .n t ! n , - l ! :trk H\•r::-- Firr;t Lat i n B1 1ok t o , ; ; Ln : i 1 1 ,�- H n rkt 1 e�!; ' F i r..,t L: 1 1 i 1 1 J :op): 1:1 Hl l

· J1:tge 1 14 . p I , · t t-d : �;L·kcl inf l:-! from I . n t . Hu:\dt\1 .

SECOND YEAR. I G , '.nmetn· . 2 l'hy,i r:al

.(h-o�r:iplly :rnd %0n!<"•t!Y ·

3 H. ht.• f ori,!, ( kc t u r;.;:-- . ) 4 L;1t. l 1 1 , ... g,,iect io1 1 , !'r,,rn Lar . It.1·:1.Jc1·, Fir,t

Book CwA:-i.r\:. Con1 :nent.:Hit)M on I i i <: (-] a l l l e \\'nr.

1 C i t0 1 1 1 1 · l r y . 12 Zoi'dOi\' ;, nd G t·n l 1 1\.' \·,

E 1 1 �d i � f1 J . ! l t ·r: 1 t 1 1 r• " i ( 1 1 >('! t 1 1 1 ·:-L) .J. Lal in .- St't 'O ! ld : 1 n i } Tli i , d Houk!-< 1,t en�·

,-· 1 1r\: Co!! l l l l v l l tan1 •:,: , 1 I ark . l 1 1 t rod1 1c t i , 1 1 1 I .a� . t :oi n po:-<i t ion. pav:t·r< ;"',0-·1 0'!.

Tif l HD YEAR l l hdll·r :\l>.:<,hr:i.

� Ch'e !n l l'"t rr . 1 �f 'rig()nnnwtry : 1 1 1 1 1 :\ pp l it•d Ma 1 l a·rnnt h .·:1, � �dent•,· o l ( ; t)\'1.• r 1 1n 1 t · t , t .

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3 Lai ! n,-- l-',, u 1· t ! i B<lok Cu:sur'H Cornnwnta· 1 ·it•H 1 Thn 1e of Cicct{)':,,: < )r:i t i •ms, Lat . Uonip. , 1 1:ll!l�s 1 02-1 :.!,\.

:i I ,:t l l ! l ,-Thn.•t· o f ( ' ic(·f"l) 1 :,' t· 1 1 : 1 f i c q 1 r:. L:i t . 1 ' . ( , Cu1 1 1 p. , l ·!S-1 0t;.

-1 G ret>k , ·-- Bo11-1l: '.-: First L,,•i:.£.;t)ll� in G reek , to pnr:tgl':lp!J .Jr:.

G rd:k .- Boi-.� ·\: Finit l .< ·i..::- r 1 1 1 -.: ct , 1 l 1plded : ' l' \\'o < !hnpi t• r,; . , f First llool; of t he A 1 1 1 1 ba�i�.

FOUR11H YEA R. Lat in , - F: r:H Th rco Booki\ of V ir!!i l 'N

Aen0id, Prowdy . 2 G ri,ck, F irs t Book of .Bo!sc,'s " First

'rhret) Bonk� of t h o A nnliaR ir," _.\ rnol1l'� GrCt!k Pro�e CornJ)OP.ition bl'gUJJ ,

Proft)F<s.iun:d l n8! ruction t h , 1 F:t rH( · : tB f ir,.;.t t crrn ol !HM. n,ar o f th� Full En�!i,;Ji Course.

L:1 t i n . - Fo1 1 r r l ! , J,';f1h and �ix r h Bo• ·ks of , \'irxi l : _ �l y! IH,loe!:;. _ ,\ nc'I l l i,< l t > r)' and (-ipog- . . l .t ·dun:i-: on M t' l lhHl :1 .

'2 G re1.:k, ·- Bt>i...: t1 1� F1 r�t Th r• ·l' Hook H of

A ? ial 1a:-:l ':' t inh�l1 t ;d, .1\ r1 1old 1.!'S (i k . Prof.!o

1 i rd i:-: ! 1 t·d : L<·cHt n•:i nn M l' f liod :,,i . a Prok�Hit)ll:d l n s- t r1 1c t 1on t l11.� l" :\1}1(• :ti:, k\Ht �!·:�::�.,..:: 1 liv lar-t y<·:tr uf Fn! l Englif�h

Gou.r8e in Mode1;n La:ngu.arJe.'1 - Fou1· Yn11· ....

]'IRST YEAR \VINTER 'l'ERM-24 \VEEJ{S .

1 Elemen tary ,\ l\!obrn. '.! Narn rnl Pll i losophy. :3\ Latin, - Ilar!rneil.s' First

t pngo l 14.

S U !lnurn 'l' ERM- 1 6

1 1 \ A rllllysi,; of l\ n t l i nw1 ic. _ , '2 Bor: t n)' . "

Laun !look lo , :l\ 1 .: i t iu .- l l ark. Fini! L:l ! i n I lk . com p!, · 1 ed : j Seit·c t ion,:.: :rorn l .n t . HPaJer.

SECOND YEAR. l G o0metrr . 1 '.! Phy,;. Ge'ogrnpliy and 7,oolog_r. 3\,. Ohemistrr ._ 4 Gorman. ·--

I. 1 G<:om,•tr\ ' . , � Zt1olouv tu id U t\ofOt.:\' . '-'

1 .3 S:.c1c·n(·t: 01 G v,·enirl1.t.:- 1 1 1 .

. 4 Q .,rman.

'I.1HIRD YEAR / 1 Higher Al�"br,L 2 Gonn,rn. 3 French.

11 1 Trii:onouH,try ant! 1\ pp l i,·d Mnthcmnt i ,·�. 2 Gorman. _. 3 Fr,•nch .

FOURTH YEAR 1 Germnn.

I l G i:rrnan .

2 Frenc,h . J_ 2 French. < 3 Professlonal Insuuct1on same a,; first lurm 3 Pro{ess!o1111J I nst ruct 1on s11mc ne latt :crrn

or Inst year of Full lcngli sb Coun<e. of Inst )'l'llr of J.'1111 En!(liH!, Uour�o. 1:xerciRCi\ in R;:,atl i llg, Speaking and CompoR!tiOll, throtJ(:llou t rhe (:nt in, CourH·.

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SYNCI-IllONISTIC VIEW OF THg N ORMAL COURSES OF STUDY.

g K G LlclH COMMON C O l ' l t t:l !•; l); hl O llEl t� SCHOOL OOUHSE. i F U L L E ?,; G L I S I ! CO U l (SE. C L ,\ t:l::l l l' .\ L C O U Rt:lE. L ,\ :',; G U AG 1' RHM, SOM),.! B H. 1"EBM, ! __ w l N T lrn Tl-:Jl M . - -- S t;,\! H H: H T_lnOL W I XTt-: H T g a)! -- -- ·--�lD! )tr�R-�' fOt:'>L W l � n-: n. __ T E �;\I . --- �li_:,.rn r; n '1?; 1n1 .

1 l'hy,iolog:y, '2 U. S . History, I 3 Ena:. G rammar, 3 J,ng. :\ nal.\'ijis, j8.une as the En!d1s l l Com mon 1 �.ime a, 1 !11• 1 : 1 1g l 1,h ,,, t l l " Em; l i, 1 1 Cnm:1:on 4 \Vri l i ng, Drawing -I Readi ng and ::l · l in<Jl Cou r,,•. Schoo! Cou rse and Book·k'p'g. Vo,�d Music. : . -- ----------1 --------- ------·- ·-· · .. : � 1 Ii:J . 1\ Ja:cbra, l A na l . nr !\ ri t l 1 . I ;::i,1111,· a, the E · 1 :.;'. i ,l , Co,n inon ::5,. 1 , . ,. , :" Z Na t. l,.h i losophy, I� Botany, [ :o: 1m, · "" t i le l cn� l i,h Co 1 1 1 1 non �Cours,•. ,·xn·pl < 1 , : t t l . : i < , 1 1 \\' i l l

; i> l'rofe8eional 13 Profc�,;ional I �. hon/ Cours , · . I t : ikt• I he J l:1('.C or l'ro fr'Esional I "' 1 In stn1ct io11 . l n,t ruet ion . I S i udics. I :-i:1:1H' as I IH• C l :i�Rica l Cours,. I_ �--1 · -·---1------ ! -----------·--·· ...... . .. ........... 1

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l c; "ometry. I 1 Geom e t ry . S:1m,· as I he Isng; ish Common �chool I ;'.: ! Ph.wit-al U ,·o:,t. I .: Z..ool . ,, nd U , ·o l . . Coun«·. <:Xce 1,i t hat Lat 1 1 1 w i l l :S.llllt' '" the L'lassi ·al Cnn1 s,·. t·x,"·p : I I .. 1 : i 1 1 tl Z.onluL!.\' . [ \ �1·k1 1(·e. 01 G u\' . . t:d-;e t i a• p :ace of Chemi:,; try :uid l t 1 1at (3 enn: tn wi l l l akl· t l il' 1 • Li 1·,: \ f �

, Ch"mis1 r.1· . I . decturcs ) �,·',·l l<'<' nr Go1 (•n1 1 n<c i ; t . I o Latin. I \ U i. t l �l i l'l. � h·ct u i·1 ·� J , I l·�rn! l ,1 1 t - 1 a t ure . 1 i ---�- .. .. _

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I � I . ! 1 1, i rn,:1 :011 . I ; in , ! I ro f l ns l .i4 Cl .( • 11 1 1 ,I I ) . \ ! :-:,·:, 1 1 , , . o : ( , 0\ < , , e .- i- .

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I TS OHGA � I Z A 'l' ION , H J S'l'OH Y , A � D l :\ F Lli !·: :.: c E .

rrhe Normal School was establi shed by all Ac t of the Legislature i n 1849 . 'l1h i s ad, approprintecl twenty-five sect ions of the : , Sa1 t Spring Ln,nds" for the cml o wment of the School , and provided th:tt tlw m i n i nrnm price at wh i ch they were t o lH.� sold shon l d Le fo 1 1 r llol l ars per acre, and that the State, as rrrustee of the fund, should pay s ix per cen t. i n terest. The people of Yps ihnt i con trib n ted $14,000 for the erect.ion of a su i table bu i ld i ng, i n t;Onsid­eration of th6 location of the School in that c i ty , ancl i t was opened for pupils i n October, 1852. Since that t ime, for n i neteen yean:i, the School has hc1d i ts regular annual· sessions.

Friday, October 28, 1859, the Ln i l d i ng was burned, and with it nearly all its contents, i nclud i ng fnrn iture, pianos, library, and a portion of the chGmi cal and pl1 i l osophic11l I apparat.ns. The building i tself was i nsured, however, and

J through the f·nergy of the Board of Educntion , was ve.ry soon rebuilt,-the School meantime continu ing i ts sess ions, j without i nterruption, in temporary q uarters provided b

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! S i nce then i t has be�·n constantly prospcri..·d , i ts i nf1u6nco ! and i ts nscf o l nt:ss w iden i ng e:1ch year, thro n:;h t l ie i ncroas­: i iw; nnrnbers ut' i ts pnpi ls , gathered , as they are now, to : th� n 1 1 1 1 1 ber o:· t lm:.e <i l' four hnnclrncl year ly: frum nearly

evfry cunn ty of Mich igan , ancl fr(irn rnost of tho other .Northern S t:1 ks, as we I l as the Canadas.

'l'wo lrnncl rcd iwd s ixty Ltcl ies ,tnd gent l emen lrnve gntdn­atoc1 from the fo l l conrsvs of t l i e Inst i tnt i t l l l , and have b,�en engaged i n teaching ( I J1 an a \·o rase of m·-,rn than three years each , wlu le a re ry large number of th( :m are s ti l l m the pro fession , c,ccn pyi ng pro m i nt:nt pos i t ions :1s edncators m l\f ich ig1m and o ther States. As an c, v idencc of their success in their cal l i ng, i t may ho stated that t he yearl y clemand upon t l i 1° N\ )rnrnl School for tra i 1 J ec l teacher::i 1s much I greater than the supp l y. A lnrncl r, ·d gnduates of the Nnrmal Schoo l , i ns tead of twen ty or th irty , could step year ly from lwr d oors i n to res l 'nnsi bl c and l ucrati ve ·posi tions .

In add i ti o n to the grndn1ttes, thvrc has been a very l arge number of otlwrs who have h::·rn i n attendance at the School a greater or l ess length of t ime,-long enough to I catch tlw Normal spi ri t and en thnsiasm,-and have carried i ts influence:; to t.ho country sclwols i n e very nook and corner of the S t ate.

B U I L Dl ?-WS, G R O U N DS, L J :rnARY, APPARATUS, ETC.

rrhe bu i l d i ngs of the Normal School are two in number, large and elegan t brick structures of three s tories each, convenient l y arranged, and tastefully furnished , from which a broad and p leas11,n t view of the c i ty of Yps i lan ti can be gained. One of these build ings is used for the Normal Department proper, and the other for the Model Schoo l , or School of Observat i on and Practice.

I The grounds, eight acres m extent, occupying a com- !

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rn::wdi ng and lw,tl thfn l c : 1 1 i 1 wnce, a re �rnd 1 ·d :wd i < · rr ctl.'.1'd in a ta.stufu l ma11 1 1 er, n nd ndurned wi t I i ll grea t 1 1 n m tll' r tll ld variety of o rnarnen tn.l and forest tn·t ·s .

'l'he l ibntry cons i ,d s nf abo u t t \\ 'O t h , i u s:l !l d w1· l l - Ew l 1 ·c t ed volumes,-wnrl i s of refore 1 1 ct · and t lf �e 1 1 ci ra l l i t ernt '. 1 1 re ,­and i s very soon to be i nc: rtasHl by s · vend l 1 1 1 n d rcd \·o l t u 1 1 t ':s: , many of t h c·rn rare and ex pensi \'l· . Thv l i hrnr.,· i;; o p(·l l to s tndenfa, for consn l tat io i i , e very sc: l 10 1 i l day 0 1 ' t i l l� .n ·nr.

:F'nr i l l ustn1tion i n t lw Natura l 8Gi t · 1 1 ci:· :-: . t lwn· is a l a rg-t· col l ec t ion of rn i n ern.l s and foss i l � ; a! s(1 :t /jtH i ! 1 ,'.2;i cal cal > i 1 . ot. . which comprises, a 1non ;.:: <)tlwrs , a.n cxte 1 1 s i ve col l < ·c t i nn of birds, nat i ve and fore ign . The col lce t i ,i n ( }f 1 1 h i l osoph iG1tl apparatus, al rcacl ,r l a rgt\ i s s ! i n r t ly J-.o lk very m uch i ncreased b,v tho expencl i t t 1 1\· of scrnral ll 1rnd rcd do lla r . .,. For Chem istry, there is n wcl l -a ppo i n t: ·d l : t horntory, \\' i t h fu l l sn i ts o f l;]wrn iciil s and a ppnrnt.us f; i r ex pen nwn fat i n 1 1 and analysis .

In every depar tmen t 1 i f. t lw Schuo1 the app ro pr i n. t i.; ,tppa­ratus is suppl ied , and tlii · :rnthori t ivs uf t lw i ust i 1 u t i t) 1 1 mean : as fa r as i t i s i n tJwi r power, l l iat n t 1 mt(\rt•st. r1f the School sha l l snffi:·r from want of t l 1 (' 1 nost ,q >p:-n \Td 1 1 i c,in s of i l lnstrntion .

OB.JEf:'l'S O F T H E S C H OOL, :\ :--i D l\I E A NS O F P IW J,' l•:01:i ! U X .\ J .

THAJN'I N G .

By the terms uf the l aw estaL J is h i 1 1g th <: N,.m1 1 11, l �c l i , i cd , its " exclus ive purposeR shal l be the i n s truct. i on of persPns , both m ale and female, in the a.rt of teach i ng, an<l in n,J J the various branches that pertai n to a good common Rch, 1o l edncation." By a subseque! lt sect i ,rn of thu l aw, author i t y i s given t o the Board of Edncatio n t o prnv i cl 1 • for i nstnw­tion i n ftrJ )' of the sciences, or i n " any brnnch of l i ternturn " they may see fit. 'I1l1e u l timate object. i n a l l , howPnr, i s the train ing of teachers for t h e public schoo l s of t·hc S t ate

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i l l t 1 'W(l i encl· to th i s i n ten t i1 in, a rn } ' l c p r( ) \' 1 s 10 1 1 h , 1 s been rnnde for t lw 1 wc:H1 i ,tr p rofrss i nnn l 1 rn i n i 1 1g· of teachers for t he i r work . rrh i s trai n i ng i n c l 11d t·s l >o1 h tl 1 <' t h < ·ory n.n d t l i : · art . Qn ite a fo l l sy l bl n1s of t l.. 1 · profrs-;; inna l i n s ! rnc t i ( l n n·i n ·n i n t lw Schot i l \\' i l l lw f; i u n d i n ti l l' sevr ·rnl Conrses of r,

S tnd_r . A.s a fo l l and a<;cnrnte k11ow l t,dge uf the brnnc lws ( ( ) l ie

t nugh t is , howe ,·er , tlw very fi rst n·q u i s i le i l l a teacl 1 cr , n rn p l e oppurtuH i ty tu acq u in· th i s k n 1 1w l edge i s affonl, cl i n t l 1 :� Acaclem ic Courses to a l l who may lw i n H oed of i i.

'l1 l 1 e da i l y reci tat i ! l l ls or ni l t lt l· c htsses i 1 1 t be v1n io 1 1 s dep:t rhneu ts ld . t he Normal Sc l 10 t i l a re n l su i n t ended to lw ! l i J L un l y J l l u(kls i ll t he method o J ' p rese n t i ng- a � ubj ec:t , a 1 1 d i n m.1 11agi ng ,t c l ass, lmt : t lso p rac t i cn l app l i ca t i ons n f t lw th t·1)1·e t i cal p ri nci p l es of pedngpgy titugh t .

F o r ol>serva t i o l l a n d pract ice teach i ng a Model 8choul i ,., prnv i ,lu1 , w h i ch , by a rece n t favurnblr n rrnngc1 1wnt. w i · h t l i e pnlJ l i c school s of t lw ci t y , i s grnclcd frn l l l t l i e l ( ) \\'l: . ..;t Pr ima ry up t h rough :tl l the i 1 1J(·rmetl ia ti: dcp! tr ! 1m' n ts t.o t IH' mos t. n d vane:ed claSSl'S of t h e H igh Schoo l . Thus op­pnrtn ni t i l·S are ,tffonlcd the pup i l s of the :N ormal to observe tht: wurk i ngs of a scl i o u l conducted l ,y s J.: i l l fo l teachers, and tu gai 1 1 p rac t i c a l exp1' r ie 1 1 cc in an�· grndc of thu publ i c schoo l s for w l 1 i c l 1 il 1 L'y may be p n·par i ng·,-and tl 1 i s , tt io, i n a real school , a n d not a , : mont " o r fi c t i ti ous one . I ncl1�cd , (wcry t h i 1 1g i n and nbont the Normal Sclu io l ,-i ts conrses of stu,h. c l i sei 1 i l i n e , mo\'1 : n 1 e n t.s . anan9:e 1 iwn ts, S t 1 rr o n n d i n ,>·s

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and moral i n fluenu: , i t s V< ' l '}' sp i r i t a n t! a trnosphere,-is i n -t.ended t o h a v e a n i rn purtan t n nd cl i ree; t bear i ng npon the prof�0ss ionn1 t ra i n i ng of tlw s t nden t s .

T E R M S O F :\ D M J SS I O � .

Pupi l s are n o t recei \'ed for kss thn n an ent i re tenn ; a 1 1 d , e:-:cep t i ng grndnates of the l\l c ide l School. m ust , i f ! ad ies,

:'IT ! C l ! l t ; :\ \' S TA T !·: :; O J !:\f .\ L SC H OO ! . .

l;o not l t.f.;s th" l l s ix tern ( I (>) , and i f i-'/' J 1 t lenH: l l , not, less than eighteen (18) years of age. The P ri nc ip:-11 , at li i s d i screti l ln , m ay ad m i t pup i l s nt an earl ier nge, u pon ev i ­donco given 1)f rnatmi ty or a <hanC'emen t i n s tncly .

Al l pupi l s must. s ign, i n good thi t h , n dec lnmti on of i n ­ten tion t o teach i n the Schoo l s o f tlw State, :md if t 1 nknown to the Facul ty , Jll nst pre:-,en t test imon ia l s of good moral character before they can Lecome rnem bers uf any of the N orrnal Classes.

FOHl\1 OF IJ EC LAHA T ! O N . " We, the sub:--critots, hcrt..!bj' dC'd:tre t hnt I t i s t > t lr i 1 1 t t· 1 1 t io 1 1 t o d(!\'otc t > t l f)-:t·h·�:-: t o t l 1 0 bu�i ne�:.. of tnaehing' in t lh! �dwois of t he S ta le, a 1 1d t ha t our oh_ied 1 1 1 n·�orting: t n t he N ormal School is tho Letter to JH\'.p:trc OtJl'�t·J \·c:; for t l it· d i�ehnrl;<.' ot t h it,( i m portant ( lu ty ." P upi ls , b(.\fore they can enter the Engl ish Common

Schoo l C ( iurse, must possess a good common school knowl­edge q/ Arithmetic, - z'.ntellectual and wrmen, - English Gra11n1nar, Local Geor;raphy, Read,z'.ng and fVriting.

Pupi ls , before they can ("n ter e i ther of the o t her Courses, must pass <L satisfactory exam ination in al l the s tud i (eS of the first ye;u of the E ngl i sh Common Sch ool Comse, i n addi t i on to the branches above named .

All candidates for advanced standing nnrnt paPs a :,,n,tis .. factory examination in all the s tudies that have been pur­sued by the class th ey desire to ,i o in .

By the l aw establishing the Normal School, the Board must reject every candidate who, i n thei r opin ion , " wi l l not make an apt and good teacher."

EXAMINA TIONS. Examinations of candidates for admission wi l l be held on

the day preceding that on wh ich each term opens. Except for very good reasons all fire req uired to presen t themselves at that time.

'rhe regular Class Examinations occur during the last week of each term .

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(;!L\ DUAT JON A ;,,i J) D l l'LOl\l A S . Tho Arni mt l Gr.1dnati ng Exorcises take place a.t the close

of the Snmnwr 'l1enn , the second Thnrsday before the Fourth of J n l y .

Evc·,ry h t,udent whu cum p! ctes ,t comse of study i n the Normal School , provided he lrns be, n i n attendance twenty­two weeks, w i l l recei ve, on grndn at ing, a D iploma. signed by the St.1fo Board of E< l ncation an d by the Faculty, and 11 Certi fi cate, accompany ing tht� D i ploma, signed by the Facnl t.y , wh ich con sti t11 tos him a <F1c1, l i fied tencher in the moan i ng of tlw law, and i s n l icense for h im to teach any of tho stntl ics of h i s Course in any of the publ ic schools of the State, un less an nul l eel by the Faculty of the N onnal School or by a Coun ty S . 1 peri nternlcnt fnr h i;, Coun ty. j

E X P E �SES, E'J'C.

Every nwmbtr of the House of Representatives of Mich­igan has a right to appoin t two students to the Normal Schc,ol from h i s D i strict, who wi l l be acl rnittecl on the same condi tions as other candidates , except that they are exempt from the pa,yrnent of any term fees.

Every studen t, un less ho holds a State Representative's appoin tment, is requi red to pay a foe of six dollars at the begin n ing of the vVin ter Term, and four dol lars at the beginn i ng of the Summer Term.

Board ancl rooms can be obtained in private houses i n the c ity, at rates varying from $3.50 to $5.00 per week. Many students, by " clubb ing," considerably reduce thei r expenses. Others arc i n the hab i t of boarding themselves, whereby their necessary expenses are brought with i n a very moderate sum.

rrhe following is a rule of the School : " St udent,; can lloard only at such places and under such regulationR ns are approved lly

the Faculty. Gentlemen and ladies, of d ifferent families, when �elf·lloarding, cannot occ,1py rooms in the same hou;;c, un leilS by spcebl permisRion first obtained."

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( ; E N E !l A L L' A L E � L> A IL

'rhe \i\Tint<'r �l1erm begins ou th t � sc·cund 'l' 1w�day befure · the last Tuesday of Septemk·r, a ! ld co11 t i 1 1 m·s twen t y-furn· weeks, exclusive of a week 's recess rtt the ho l i d ,tys . 1\.ftor a week's vacation the S ulllmcr rrcnn begi ns , on the secon cl 'ruesday of l\farch, and, co l l t i n u i ng s i xteen weeks , closes on the second Thursday before tho :F'o nrt h of J 1 1 l y .

C A L E N D A R F o ll 1871 -7:2. Monday, Sept. 1 1 , 1871 . Examinations for admiss iu 11 . Tuesday, " 12, " vVi n tcr 'l\,rrn 1 iegi 1 1 s . 'ruesday, Dec. 19 , " Session C! OS(!S for ho l i d ay recess. Wed'day, Jnn. 3, 1872. Session resumed . Thursday, Feb. 29, " 'l'erm c l oses . Monday, March 1 1 , " Examinati ons for ad mi ss ion . Tuesday, " 12 , " Summer Term begins . . 'J1hursday, June 20, " 1.1erm e11cls .-Comrn cnct' 1 1wnt .