1907-1908 Academic Catalog

30 CEDARVILLE COLLEGE. ENGLISH. PROFESSOR MORRIS. 7. Higher Lessons-The first term presents work in Diagram, Punctuation, Analysis, Transposition , and Abridging. First term Junior Preparatory. F'z"ve lzours a zueek. 8. Higher Lessons-The same text is continued. The work consists of Sentence Analysis, Inflections, Technical and Correct Expression. Second term of the Junior Preparatory Year. Five lzours a zueek. 9. Higher Lessons-Parsing, Synthesis, Syntax, and formal Expression are studied. Third term of the Junior Preparatory Year. Fh 1 e hours a week. 10. Rhetoric-The simpler kinds of composition are treated with abundant practice in the choice of words, construction of sentences and paragraphs, and the writing of letters and brief essays. Senior Preparatory Year. Fiz 1 e lzours a week. I 1. Rhetoric-The work of the term treats of longer forms of composition-narration, description, exposition, and argun1entation– and deals with the main principles of rhetorical technique. The practical needs of every day life are constantly in vievv and work of the pupil is brought into the closest relation both with his own experience and with his study of literat~1re. Fiz 1 e l101trs a week. HISTORY. PROFESSOR JURKAT. 12. General History-The ancient nations are studied. Rome and Greece occupy most of the term's work. Frequent library refer– ence is made. First term of the Junior Preparatory Year. J,1z 1 e lzours a week. 13. General History-Medireval History in its great movements and moulding influences and Modern History in its varied actfrities constitute work of the term. Second term of the Junior Preparatory. Five Hours a week. MYTHOLOGY. PROFESSOR ]UR.KAT. 14. Mythology-The course in Myths deals principally with the mythology of the Romans and Greeks in systematic form. During Senior Preparatory Year. One hour a week.