Catalogue of Denison University 1869-1870

FLETOHEEO.MAESH, A.M., PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.. 47In the English Preparatory 62 Note.—Thepresent Catalogue,bya change in the time of publication, contains thenam

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1869-70.

BOARD OE TRUSTEES

TERM EXPIRES, June, 1870

Mr.C.Butler,Franklin

Mr.E.Thresher, Dayton

Hon.J P.Bishop, Cleveland

Rev.G.E.Leonard, Wauseon

Mr E E.Barney,Dayton

Hon.G F.Davis,Cincinnati.

Eev D.A.Randall, Columbus

Rev.A.Darrow,Cleveland

Mr.J.H.Tangeman,Lockland

E F.Bryan,M.D.,Granville.

Mr.H.L.Carr,Akron

Rev.A.H Strong,Cleveland

TERM EXPIRES, June, 1871

Rev.J L.Moore,D.D.,Piqua

Mr.RalphParsons,Granville.

Rev.T J.Melish,Milford.

Rev.J B.Sackett,NorthMadison

Mr D.M.Shepardson,Granville.

Rev.ReubenJeffery,D.D., Cin'ti.

Rev.M.Stone,D.D., Granville.

Mr.W.P.Huffman,Dayton.Rev S Gorman,Canton

Rev.S.Talbot,D.D., Granville.

Mr H.M.Cochran,McConnelsville

S.Spelman,MD., Granville.

TERM EXPIRES, June, 1872

Mr.J.L.HiBBS, Portsmouth

Rev.O.Allen, Columbus

Hon.J.M Hoyt,Cleveland

Mr.C L.Barker,McConnelsville

Rev.S B.Page,D.D., Cleveland

Rev.L G.Leonard,D.D.,Lebanon

Mr.H.Colby,Mansfield.

Mr G R Sage,Cincinnati.

Rev.S.A Collins,Mansfield.

Rev.J.W.OsBORN, Columbus

OFFICEES OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

Eev S.Talbot, President

Eev.S Talbot, Eev M Stone,

Prof F.0.Marsh, Eev O Atj,en,

Eev SAMSOl^ TALBOT, D.D.,President,PROFESSOK OFMORAL ANDINTELLECTUAL PHILOSOPHY.

Eev FLETOHEEO.MAESH, A.M.,

PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.

Eev JOHK STEVENS,A.M.,

PROFESSOR OFTHELATINLANGUAGE ANDLITERATURE.

PROFESSOR OF BIBLICAL THEOLOGY.

WILLIAM A STEVENS,A.M.,

PROFESSOR OPTHEGREEK LANGUAGEANDLITERATURE.

PROFESSOR OF RHETORICANDBELLES LETTRES,ANDLIBRARIAN.

LEWIS E.HICKS, A.B.,

PROFESSOR OFTHENATURALSCIENCES.

BENJAMIN NEWELL, A.M.,

PRINCIPAL OFTHE PREPARATORYDEPARTMENT.

EEANKLIN A DEEW, A.B.,

CLASSICAL TUTOR.

DENISON UNIVEBSI TY.

J]lA?^-RESIDENCES.

Charles L Allen Chicago,111.

George W Corwin Norwalk

Alexander L Lockert Eichfield

Clarence M Eupe Centreville, Ind

Orlando B Scobey Greensburg, Ind

Thomas J Sheppard Zanesville

soie:n^tieio.

George C Coon PleasantHill,Ind Franklin Slater

DENISON UNIVERSITY.

JUJ^IOI^ ^hh^'p.

RESIDENCES.

William T.Burns Cleveland

Joseph N Clouse Granville

Charles M Parker Kew Eichmond Miles K Eeed Beilin Heights

Charles J Seaivian Cleveland

William Williams Welsh

DENISON UNIVERSITY.

RESIDENCES.

Samuel M Oramblet ./ McConnellsville

Charles Davis Thurman.

John B."Houser Canton

Robert G Howell Chicago, 111.

James H Kidd Bainbridge

William K McKibben Lima

Isaac J.Osbun Granville

WilliamD Otis Hicksville

James L Powell Erie, Pa

WilliamE Stevens Dayton,

George Swinehart EastUnion

John B.Thresher Stafford, Ct

Benjamin Woodbury Granville

SOIEl^TIFIO.

FranklinB Ewma Hebron.

Zelora Green , Troy

Felix Johnston

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]i^RE?HMA|^ <;LA^p.

EESIDEXCES.

JuDSON Booth , Granville

BuKRiTT J Brotherton Piqua

Dyer M Christy Greensburg,Ind

JoNATHAJ^ M Dayies Middleburg

Appeeton Downer Granville

TnoiiAg B Fulton Homer.

ThomasJ Keating Centreville

John W Payne Cincinnati

S.Herbert Eandall Covington,Ky.

John H. Sajiple* ^N'ewark

Charles T Tho3ipson Glendale

John H Storms Middletown

CharlesA.Towne Cincinnati

Joseph S.Tunison Casstown

Elbert E Warnter* Marietta

Christian Wells FortWayne,Ind

Byron A Woods Morrison,111.

soiE:NrTirio.

CooLEY Chapman Chandlersville

Horace P Hussey Cleveland

TH03IASJ. James Sliaron Yalley

Eugene A Jefferson Toledo

George C.Jeffery Cincinnati

John W McMillan Sunbury

Mason D.Phillips Perryton.

George W Eobinson Newark.

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EESIDENCES.

John H Brierly Dayton

Willis G.Campbell TJtica

Samuel H Collins Cincinnati

Omar W Crane Zanesville

SylvesterS Downer Granville

William Feeman Wooster

George P.Follett >Granville

ThomasJ Jenkins Pomeroy.

Thomas Johnson Moorfield

Egbert P Jones Pomeroy.

WilliamB Keyes Glendale

Louis A Kille- Chandlersville

Charles DeWitt King I^ewLondon Franklin Knox Brandon.

Oliver S Meeks Covington, Ky.

Thomas W Philipps Granville

William McCamis Ealston Granville

George W Stone Granville

John F Stone, Jr Mt Gilead

JosiAH H Teale Eoscoe

Edwin M Whitman Constantia

David E.Williams WelshHills

Thomas Williams

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RESIDENCES.

Samuel B.Brieely Cleveland

JamesJ.Buetch Wauseon.

William E Oollett Granville

DavidT Downing Wooster

IsaacN.Earle Cincinnati

CyrusB Evans WelshHills

Frank W Harmon Mt.Washington.

Thomas T.Haydock Covington, Ky James B.Jones WestJefferson

JuDSON A Jones Newark.

EoBERT A MuNSON Granville

Albert S.Palmerton Granville

Isaac K Porter Coon Island,Pa

Charles H Scobey Hamilton

James M Simms Mouthof Scary,W Ya.

MarionD Shutter Apple Tree

John A Tunison Casstown

Martin H Yeits Elyria

Moses Walters

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Frank M Alward Granville

William W Anderson.. Fredonia

EiCHARD Belt Granville

Frank Bonnett Granville

Isaac Bonnett Granville

George W Bower Dennis, N.Y.

Charles W Bryant Granville

Burton Case Granville

JosEPHus Cash Moorfield

William a Cash Moorfield

JamesB Claypool Lancaster

Steven W Davis Granville

Zephaniah Davis Granville

Edgar W Donham* Mt.Washington.

William Dyer Hamilton

Hiram Eclb Hunt's Station

Charles E Evans Pataskala

John M Finkbone Kirkersville

George Fleming Hanover.

Oscar W Gardner QuakerBottom

Orson Garwood Zanesfleld

Samuel S.Gibson Cincinnati

Jacob G Graybill - Caroline

FredA Grover Granville

EnsleyF.Haas Utica

Joseph Hankinson Yanattasburg

Albert L Hessin Granville

William Hughes

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William H Hughes Dresden

Feane:S.Humphrey* Granville

De Bsting W Jones Granville

John B.Jones Granville

JohnT.Jones Newark.

William B.Loyd* Mt Eepose

William M Gates Springfield

Christopher W Palmerton Granville

Samuel J.Philipps Granville

John Pittsford Newark.

Frank Pletch Lancaster •WashingtonI. Price* Mansfield

Daniel Y.Eandall* Nashport

John H Eeider* ColumbiaCity,Ind Austin W Eemington Alexandria

Sherwin T.Eunnels New Way.

Nathaniel Sawyer , Granville

Eeubena Sawyer* Granville

William W Shirk Whitcomb.

Clarence M Taylor Granville

Egbert B Taylor* ColumbiaCity,Ind

William A Thomas Addison

JoshuaC Tipton Unionport

NathanielF Wagner Homer.

CharlesT Wernecke Harrietsville

Zechariah J.Williams Newark.

In the Classical Preparatory. 47

In the English Preparatory 62

Note.—Thepresent Catalogue,bya change in the time of publication, contains thenamesof all the students from the Spring term, 1869, to the "Winter term, 1870,

16 DENISON UNIVERSITY.

Applicants for admission to theFresliman Class must be

ableto sustain a satisfactoryexaminationon all tliestudies

of the Preparatory Course Fair equivalents for thesestudieswillbeaccepted

Evidence of good moralcharacter, and,if the candidateis

from another College, a regular dismission, will be in all

Latin Livycontinued

Creek Homer'sIliadcommenced Anatomy, Physiology and Hygiene John C.Draper

Weeklv

DEN IS ON UNIVERSITY. 17

SPRINa TERM.

Latin Cicerode Senectute and deAmicitia

Greek TheIliador Odyssey

Mathematics(Geometry,firstfour books)..Davies'Legendre

WeeklyExercisesin English Composition

SOPHOMOEE GLASS.

FALL TERM.

Latin Odesof Horace

Greek OrationsofDemosthenes

Mathematics (Geometrycompletedj PlaneTrigonometry)

Davies

Natural History Tenney

WeeklyExercisesinDeclamationandEnglish Composition

WINTER TERM.

Latin Satiresand EpistlesofHorace

Mathematics(Spherical Trigonometry) Davies

Chemistry andVegetable Physiology

Translations andDeclamations

SPRING TERM.

Latin Tacitus' Germania andAgricola

Greek Xenophon'sMemorabilia5 Plato'sApology

Mathematics(AnalyticalGeometry and Calculus) Davies

Essays andOrations

FALL TERM.

Latin Cicero de Oratore

German Peissuer's Grammar andEeadings

Mathematics(MechanicsandHydrostatics). Snell'sOlmsted.Zoology Agassiz andGould

Essays and Orations

WINTER TERM.

Greek The GreekTragedies

Mathematics(Pneumatics,AcousticsandOptics) Snell's

[Olmsted.Ehetoric Haven and Whately.History—Lectures onthe Pentateuchand ModernHistory

18 DENISON UNIVERSITY.

SPRING TERM.

Greek - -The GreekTragedies

Mathematics (AstroDomy) Snell's Olmsted.Logic Atwater's Manual.

OrationsandEssays

SEl^IOE GLASS.

FALL TERM.

IntellectualPhilosophy Porter'sHuman Intellect

Ehetoric Shaw'sManualofEnglishLiterature; Lectures

on theEnglishLanguage.

Moral Science Lectures

Geology Dana's TextBook.

Orations andEssaj^s

WINTER TERM.

AnalogyofNatural Religion Butler

History ofPhilosophy Schwegler

German Schiller'sWilhelmTell.

Orations and Essays

SPRING TERM.

History of Civilization Guizot

Evidencesof Christianity Lectures

Natural Theology Lectures

it is desirablethateach student providehimself,duringsome

part of his course,withthe following, viz: Liddelland Scott's

Greek Lexicon,Andrews'Latin Lexicon, Anthon's ClassicalDictionary, Long's Atlas of Classical Geography, Smith'sDictionaryofGreek and EomanAntiquities, Adler'sGerman

DENISON UNIVERSITY. 19

The followiDg course, exteuding through three years, is

pursued by those who enter for the degree of Bachelor ofScience Candidates for the Freshman Class in thiscourse

mustbe preparedforexaminationinGeography, Arithmetic,

EnglishGrammar, and AlgebratoRadicalQuantities

FALL TERM.

Algebra (completed) Davies'University

NaturalPhilosophy Steele or Cooley

Physical Geography Warren.

WINTEK TERM.

BookKeeping, Singleand Double Entry Crittenden

Analysisof theEnglish Language Greene.Physiology HuxleyorDraper

Geometry (completed)5 Plane Trigonometry Davies

German orFrench; JS^atural History; Zoology

Ancient History Smith's Greece

Declamations andEnglish Composition

20 DENISOX UNIVERSITY.

Analytical Geometry andCalculus Davies.Logic Atwater'sManual.SurveyingandISTavigation; Eoads andEailroads

Essays and Orations

Geology Dana's Text-Book

MoralScience , Lectures

Essays and Orations

WINTER TERM.

Natural Philosophy (Pneumatics, Acoustics and Optics,

[Snell'sOlmsted

German or French

The HebrewPentateuch Lectures

Themes andOrations

SPRING TERM.

Astronomy Snell's Olmsted.Evidences of Christianity Lectures

Elements of Psychology Lectures

Orationsand Essays

For students in the Scientific Course, who wish to takeLatin also, thefollowingorderof studies will henceforth bepursued,instead of the studies of the Freshman year The

Latin will bethe same as that prescribed for the two years

DENISON UNIVERSITY. 21

FIRST YEAR.

Fall Term.—Latin; Natural Philosophyj Eeview of

Arith-meticandEnglish Grammar.

Winter Term.—Latinj English Analysis; Book Keeping.Spring Term.—Latinj Ehetoric and English Composition;Botany

SECOND YEAR.

FallTerm.—Latinj Physical Geography;HistoryofGreece

j

Elocution andEnglish Composition

Winter Term.—Latin5 Algebraj Physiology5 Elocution and

English Composition

Spring Term.—Latin; Algebra, Geometryj Weekly mations

Decla-22 DENISON UNIVERSITY.

This department is intended to prepare students for the

Freshman Class in College Special attention is given to

make the preparation as complete as possible Candidates

for this course will be examined inGeography,Arithmetic

andEnglish Grammar.

PIEST YEAE.

PIRST TERM.

Latin.—Harkness'Grammar; Orthography,Etymologyto

§243, andthe Syntax of Nouns Harkness' Eeader,

twenty-five pages

Greek.—Harkness'First Greek Book,with blackboard

SECOND TERM.

Latin.—Harkness'Grammar] Irregular,Defectiveand

Im-personal Verbs,and chapters HI toYH.in Syntax

Hark-ness' Eeader,to EomanHistory

Greek.—Hadley'sGrammar,theremainingParadigms,and

the Analysis of the Verb Harkness' First Greek Bookj

Exercises and Selectionsfor Eeadiug

Analysis of the JEnglisli Language Greene

THIRD TERM.

Latin.—Harkness'Grammar, Etymology,§§55 to 115 and

§§246 to 286 Syntax, Ch 1. Harkness' Eeader, Grecian

and EomanHistory

Greek.—Hadley'sGrammar; Foun,Adjectiveand Pronoun

reviewed, §§ 114 to 259; Syntax, §§ 485 to 613 Lucian's

Dialoguesin Owen's or Felton'sGreekEeader

Commen-Greek.—Hadley's Grammar, daily lessons, beginning with

Orthography and Euphony Xenophon's Anabasis, First

Book, four chapters

Ancient History Smith'sHistory of Greece

Weekly Exercises inElocution and English Composition

SECOND TERM.

Latin.—Cicero's SelectOrationsj ProseComposition begun

GreeTc.— Grammar Lessons continued Xenophon's

Ana-basis,Boise's Ed

WeeklyExercises in Elocution andEnglish Composition

THIRD TERM.

Latin.—Virgil's iEneid

Greek.—ProseComposition begun Xenophon'sAnabasis

Algebra.—Davies' UniversityEd., to chap YIII

WeeklyExercises in Declamation

]S"o studentin any ofthe foregoing courses ofstudy can be

promoted to an advancedstanding withoutanexamination.Students willbe considered membersof that class only into

24 BUNISON UNIVEESITY.

EISTGLISH PEEPARATORY.

The specialobject ofthiscourseistofurnish instruction inthecommon English branches to thosewho areunprepared,through want ofthese, to enter the Classical Preparatory

The method of instruction will at the same time have stant reference to thewantsof those who design tobecome

con-teachers in the public schools The studies especially

pro-videdfor thiscourse are as follows: Arithmetic, Ray'^s ThirdPart; English Grammar, Greene; Algebra, Bavies' Hew

Elementary; EnglishAnalysis, (rreewe; PhysicalGeography, Warren; Natural Philosophy, Steele; Ehetoric and EnglishComposition, Qtiaclcenhos; Physiology, Jarvis, Huxley or

Draper; BookKeeping, Crittenden: Botany, Gray Classes

inPenmanship, Phonography and Vocal Music mayalso be

formedatany time,with slightexpense to the student

Those who do noti)ropose to pursue a regular course, can

recite inany of theclassesofthePreparatoryandCollegiate

Departmentsforwhich theyare prepared,andin whichtheycan maintain an honorable standing

The regular examination for admission to the College

classes will be held on the day preceding the beginning ofthe Fall term, at 9A.M., in the Mathematical room; butstudentsmaybe examined at any other time designatedby

the Faculty Everyapplicantforadvancedstanding willbe

examined in all the previous studies of the class which heproposes to enter, provided that fair equivalents for such

studiesmaybeaccepted

All studentsareexpected to attendthree daily recitations

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OE^EEAL I¥FORMATIOIsr.

LOCATION AND BUILDINGS.

The University is located at Granville, Licking county,Ohio, three and one-halfmiles north of Union Station^ on

the Central Ohio Eailroad, and six miles west ofI^ewark,

in one of the most beautiful and healthful portions of the

West, andin acommunitydistinguishedfor intelligenceand

morality

Thebuildings consist ofonebrickedifice, onehundred and

thirty-threefeetlong, and four stories high,containing four

recitation rooms, library, cabinet, and rooms with doubleapartments for the accommodation of about seventy-fivestudents, and a frame edifice, containing single rooms and

capable ofaccommodatingforty students

Another college building is now in course of erection,

which, in addition to commodious chapel and recitation

rooms,willfurnishaccommodationforamuch largernumber

of students

Students are also permitted, at the discretion of theFaculty, to obtain accommodations at private families in

the village

TERMS AND VACATIONS.

The Commencement is held on the last Thursday in June

of eachyear The Collegeyear consistsof fortyweeks, and

isdivided into three terms, as follows: TheFallTermof 15weeks, the Winter Termof 13 weeks, and the Spring Term

of 12weeKs Thewintervacation, which includes the

holi-days,willbe twoweeks,and the spring recess, at the close

of thewinter term, willbe fromWednesdayto the following

Monday