https://150years.coateslibrary.com/files/original/0b61880b7f1b0cff4446394c2cac7141.pdf 22aa65c00d8fc733bd0d83e819be8efc PDF Text Text .49 GENERAL REMARKS. OENERAL REMARKS. for improvement in declamation, composition, forensic speaking, and the practice of parliamentary rules and regulations. For Fall and Spring Pink calico and pink delaine. Dresses made very plain ; no colored trimmings allowed. Hats of plain straw ; green lutestring ribbon fdr winter, and blue for summer. No flowers to be worn. Young Ladies will be required to appear on all occasions in the uniform adopted for the school. 28 YOUNG LADIES' SOCIETY. The Mreonian Society, organized by the Young Ladies of the Institution, has for its object, improvement in composition, instrumental and vocal music, and the fine arts. The exercises of this society are conducted with decorum and dignity. MERIT ROLL. A record will be kept by the Faculty of the attendance, grade of scholarship, and deportment of all the students of the University. Parents and Guardians will he notified of the standing of their respective sons and daughters, or wards. DISCIPLINE. The discipline will be strict, but moral and parental. Students will be permitted to pursue either a regular or irregular course of study. On their entrance they will be classed by the Faculty according to their grade of advancement. Students must avoid all immoral conduct. Expulsion is the only penalty for drunkenness. No gambling apparatus of any kind, or deadly weapon will be permitted. Young Ladies and Gentlemen must not allow anything to interfere with their legitimate duties as Students. UNIFORM IN FEMALE DEPARTMENT. The following will be rigidly enforced : Leather shoes from first of November until the last of April. FOr winter—Dresses for every day, worsted goods, (solid Maroon.) For Sundays, heavy black alpaca. Girls under for fourteen, sacque aprons. For Summer—Dresses for every day, pink calico. Sundays, white or buff, (linen or cotton .goods.) '''''W'f"'IP'NrMWr'"r'rr"*PrgMitrr!*rrr.rP,Tr"'r--°' LOCATION. It is thought that no more desirable location could have been selected than Tehuacana. It is proverbial for its healthfulness, supplied with an abundance of living water, surrounded with a beautifully romantic scenery and fertile country, capable of sustaining a dense population, Central, and easy of access, being within four miles of the line of the Central Railroad. The town is free from temptations to vice. CABINET. The Mineralogical and Geological Cabinet contains a large collection of Minerals and Fossils for the illustration of the branches to which they properly belong. A handsome Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus, ample for the illustration of the Natural Sciences, belongs to the Institution, also a magnificent Telescope, one of the finest in the South. SCHOLARSHIPS. The Board of Trustees have authorized their agent to sell two classes of scholarships—limited and perpetual. The limited scholarship entitles the holder to tuition in the Literary Department for five years ; and the perpetual for all time to come, free of tuition fees. By resolution of the Board, no holder of a scholarship can derive any benefit from the same without the payment or interest or principal is made. BUILDINGS. A large and commodious College Building, for Chapel and � Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Book Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1871 Course of Study Bulletin: Young Ladies' Society Subject The topic of the resource 1871 Course of Study Bulletin: Young Ladies' Society Description An account of the resource An experiential society for young women to engage in the activities such as composition, music, and fine arts. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Trinity University's 1871 Course of Study Bulletin Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1871 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource English Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Trinity University Online Database Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Trinity University 1870s 1871 Arts Course Of Study Bulletin Fine Arts Ladies Music Musical Education Tehuacana Women