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Scan 238
Akron City Directory, 1894, 1894
79 lines. Read by computer on 17 September 2026, twice; the two readings disagreed in places. No printed page number was found. See the scan on archive.org.
1OFFICERS OF THE BOARD.
2CHARLES R OLIN, B S, AKRON one of two readings
3SECRETARY one of two readings
4ALBFRT B TINKER, M S, LL D, AKRON, one of two readings
5TREASURER one of two readings
6CHARLES R OLIN, B S, AKRON, SECRETARY one of two readings
7ALBFRT B TINKER, M S, LL D, AKRON, TREASURER one of two readings
9OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION AND GOVERNMENT.
10REV ORELLO CONE, D D, PRESIDENT
11Messenger-Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy
13COLLEGE FACULTY
14CHARLES M KNIGHT, A M
15Buchtel-Professor of Physics & Chemistry
16CARL F KOLBF, A M
17Hilton-Professor of Modern Languages
18WILLIAM D SHIPMAN, A M
19Professor of Greek Language & Literature
20CHARLIS C BATLS, A M
21Professor of Latin Language & Literature
22EDWARD W CLAYPOLE, B A, D Sc one of two readings
23(Lond.), F G SS L E & A, one of two readings
24EDWARD W CLAYPOLE, B A, D Sc (Lond.), F G SS L E & A, one of two readings
25Professor of Natural Science
26HERMAS V EGBERT, A M
27Ainsworth-Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy
28F LLEN L GARRIGUIS, A M
29Pierce-Professor of English Literature Logic & History
30J W SLEPPFY, A M
31Adjunct Professor of Mathematics
32CHARLES R GRANT,
33Instructor in Law
34L A BUTTERFIELD,
35Ryder-Professor of Elocution & Rhetoric
37PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
38JENNIE GIFFORD, A M, PRINCIPAL
39Teacher of Science and School Management
40MARY E STOCKMAN, L A
41Teacher of English and Latin
42MARTHA A BORTLE,
43Teacher of English and Rhetorical Work
44DR SAMUEL FINDLEY,
45Principal of Normal Department
46EDWIN L FINDLEY, A B
47Teacher of Latin and Greek
48MISS SIBYL CASKEY,
49Teacher of Piano and Theory
50ALFRED W COGSWELL
51Teacher of Vocal Culture
52GUSTAV SIGEL,
53Teacher of Violin, Cello and Zither
54MISS MINNIE FULLER,
55Director of Art Department
56J WM HEISMAN,
57Director of Gymnasium
59COLLEGE DEPARTMENT.
60To afford an extensive field for the choice of studies, three regular courses, each of four years are provided, with three years of preparatory work. These are
61I The Classical Course, with the Degree of Bachelor of Arts for graduation
62II The Philosophical Course, with the Degree of Bachelor of Philosophy
63III The Scientific Course with the Degree of Bachelor of Science
65GENERAL EXPENSES.
66Tuition, Fall Term, College $15 00
67" " " Preparatory and Normal 9 00
68" Winter and Spring Term, College 12 50
69" " " " Preparatory and Normal 7 50
70Room rent per week, in building, each student, (depending on location and size of room) 25 to 75
71Heat and Light per week, (each person 40c), per room 80
72Board, per week, in Building 8 00
73Washing, per dozen 50
74Incidentals, including Library and Reading Room Fee, per term 1 00
76COLLEGE CALENDAR.
771894—Sept 18 Registration and Entrance Examinations Sept 19, Instruction begins Dec 20, Full Term ends
781895—Jan 8, Winter Term begins March 28, Winter Term ends April 2, Spring Term begins June 23 to 27, Commencement Exercises
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