1906-1907 Academic Catalog

C.: .. : OARVILl~I': COLLl!.GI!. DEP. /IRTME.ll [TS OF STUDY p R E P .A R ..ff T O R, Y DE P .AR, TM EN T -- L ..ff TI N PROFESSORS JURKAT AND FITZPATRICK. 1. Lessons- Bennct's Latin Lessons is used throughout the yt!<U. In the first term, the Declension of Nouns, Adjectives, and Pronouns; the Comparison o( Adjectives and Adverbs: two regular Conjugations and Vocabulary and exercises from Latin into English arc drilled upon. Test examinations arc frequently given. In the second term tbe regular Conjugations are completed. The irregular Conjugations, Sentence Exercises from Latin into English and English into Latin. Short Stories and Vocabulary, with frequent tests, constitute the work. In the third term Fables, Roman History, and Composition, with a Review of Vocabulary and Inflections are studied. Bennett's Grammar is used with the lessons. F irst. second and third terms of the Junior Preparatory Year. . Flvc ho,ers a weel.:. 2. Junior Latin Book- fn the first term of the Senior Pre– paratory Year, the Junior Latin Book by Rolfe and Dennison is the text. Translation of Fables, Roman History, Viri Roma!, Nepos, C.esar and Composition, together with a Review of Paradigms and Syntax, form the work of the class. First term of Senior Preparatory Year. Five hours a week. 8. Vergil-Rules of Prosody, Scanning. Syntax, Mythology Historical Allusions, Composition and Scansion of the A-: neid are re– quired. Text-book is Harper and Miller. Second term of the Senior Preparatory Year. 1-·i11e /,ours a wee/.:. 4. Vergil- The study of the k neid is continued for the purpose of cultivating a taste for the poetr)' of Vergil and tt> compass the Outline of the Poem. G rammatical drill occupies much of the time. Third term of the Senior Preparatory Year. F"i1.1e i1ours ,, wed·. G1/.EEI( PROFESSOR MC CHESNE\'. 6. Lcssons-\Vhitc's First Book runs throughout the first and secund terms and for four ,veeks o( the third term. There are con– stant drills in accent, breathing, pronunciation, paradigms, vocabula– ry and the translation of Greek sentences and stories into English