02

93

Sophomore: Biology Sanie as in course in Same as in Eng courso I'reshinan: Graphics, clem.

draw., field practice. Sophomore, Junior, i

and Senior: Same as

i in course in chem. Sophomore: Biology, Junior : Geology, geo- Freshman, Sophomore, Same as in course in botany.

logic methods, min- and Junior: Same as physics.
cralogy, appliod geol- in Eng. course. Sen-
ogy.

Senior: geol. ior: Ilist. of England,

ogy, paleontology. polit. econ. Junior: Botany, physi

Sonior: Constit. hist., ology (Martin), zoöl.

hist. of civilization ogy.

(Guizot), int.

law Woolsey), polit. econ.

(Mill). Junior: Samo as in A. Junior: Mineralogy Same as in A. B. course.!

B. course and an. (Dana). Senior: thropology.

Geology (Le Conte). Freshman: Botany.

Freshman: Draw. Junior; Physiology.

Sophomore: Field work, draw. Junior: Draw., field work, eng. (Searle).

Senior: Draw., civil eng.

(Mahan).
Junior: Zoology, phys. Junior: Crystallogra- Senior: Polit. econ Freshman: Draw.
iology

phy, mineralogy.
Senior: Geology.

inore:

94

course.

Samo as in chem. Same as in chem. Senior: Polit. econ., Freshman and Sopho. course. course. Constitution of U.S.

Samo as in eng. course. Junior: Forestry: Senior: Road-making, breed. ing of animals, vet.

med. and surg.
Junior: Botany (Kel. Senior : Geology (Or- Freshman: Hist. of
lerman, Gray).
ton, Dana).

Rome, hist. of Greece
(Smith). Sophomoro:
Hist. of Rome, Jun.
ior: Science of wealth
(Pollard's Lareloyo).
Senior: Conetit. law
(Cooley), int. law

(Davis).
Freshman: Physiolo. Sophornore: Physi. Freshman: Hist. of
gy (Huxley). Junior: ographic geology Rome, Eng. hist.
Botany.

(Geikie). Senior: (Green), civics
same as in classical (Young). Sophomore:

Hist. of Romo, Hist.
of civilization (Gui.
zot). Junior and
Senior: Same as in

classical courae.
Physiology (Martin), Geology (Le Conte), Polit. econ. (Walker).... Draw
botany (Gray), zoo mineralogy (Dana).
ogy (Huxley

and
Martin, Brooks,
Conn).
Physiology
Geolo:y..

Sanio as in Ph. B. course.
Junior: Physiology Senior : Geology (Le Senior: Polit. econ. Civil eng..
(Huxley and You. Conte).

(Perry), Hist of Civili. man).

zation (Guizot). Zoology (Packard), Mineralogy (Dana), Modern hist., Bible Draw., stonecutting botany (Gray), pract. geology (Le Conte). hist., civil

govt. (Warren), civil eng. biology (Marshall

(Young), polit. econ. (Rankine), field eng. and Hurst, Huxley

(Perry).

(Searle), steam and and Martin), physiol.

gas.engincs. ogy (Martin, Wilson).

Hist.of Greece, (Smith),

hist. of Rome, (Vori-
vale),

hist. of Decline
and Fall of Rome,
(Gibbons), modern
hist. (Lodge), Lab.
bertor's now hist.

05

96

97

98

98 University of Vir- | A. M ..... Gen. chem. (Fowno)..... Same as in A. B. course, and ginia, Charlottes.

pract.physics, (Kohlrausch). ville, Va.--Cont'd. C. E...... Gen. or indus. chom ... Same as in A. B. course, and

pract. physics,applied mech. Min. eng . Gen. and indus. chem., an. Same as in A. B. course.....

alyt. chem.

Same as in A. B, courge.

B. S. A... Gen. and indus. chem., an

alyt. and agr. chem.

99 | University of Wash- A. B......Junior: chem. (Avery)....

ington, Seattle,
Wash.

B. S ...... Same as in A. B. course .....

100 West Virginia T'ni. A. B...... Second year: Inorg. chem.... First year: Mech., elec., mag. versity, Morgan

netism, sound, heat, light, town, W. Va.

(Arnott, Avery).

B. S

Second year: Inorg. chem., Same as in A. B. course..

chem. pbil., org. chem.

Eng.

Second year: Same as in B. Same as in A. B. course.

S. course. Third year: An-
alyt, chem.

101 University of Wis.

consin, Madison,
Wis.

Descrip. inorg. chem., qual. Exp. lectures on sound, light,

anal., descrip. org. chem., beat, elec., and magnetism; quant. anal., advanced org. lab'y work in elec., magnetchem., metallurgical course isp,

sound, and light; math. in chem., toxicology and physics, el. mechanics, urine anal., metallurgy, as- Dana), analyt. mech. (Bowsaying, agr. chem.

ser), thermodynamics, agr. physics.

course.

:

coul'se.

Biology (Huxley and Same as in C. E.

Prin. of agr. (JohnMartin), botany course.

son, Storer). (Bessey,Gray, Chap

man), pract. biology. Sophomore: Biology Junior: Mineralogy Junior: Polit. econ.

99 (Colton), zoology, (Dana). Senior : ge. (Chapin-Wayland), (Packard). ology (Winchell). gen. hist. (Thalhei.

mer). Same as in A. B. Samo as in A. B. Same as in A. B. course.

course. Second yoar: Field Third year: Geology First year: Polit. econ; Fourth year: Agricul- 100 botany (Gray). (Le Coute).

Second year: Ancient, ture. Third year: Zoöolgy.

mediæval, and mod Fourth year: Anat.,

ern hist. (Myers). physiology.

Third year: Polit.

econ. Second year:

Field Same as in A. B. First year: Polit. ccon. botany. Third year:

Second year: ancient, Zoology and struc

mediceval, and mod. tural botany;

crn hist. Third year: Fourth year: Anat.,

Polit. econ. physiology

Second year: Geol- Third year: Polit. econ. First year: Draw., ogy and mineral

field work. Second ogy.

year: Railroad sur.,
leveling, road-mak.
ing, earth work,
foundations and ma.
sonry, draw. Third
year: Railroad loca-
tion, mine
Fourth year: Bridg.
ing, tunneling, mine
eng., hydraulic, geo-
detic and sanitary

eng. Gen. zoölogs (Orton, Blowpipe anal. Elenientary law (Rob Military science and 101

Huxley and Martin), (Brush), crystallog. inson), Eng. constit. tactics, music, sterinvertebrate zool- l'aphy, gen. and de- law, Amor. constit. eotomy (Warren), ogy (Claus.Sedg. scrip. mineralogy, law (Cooley), int. graphic statics, wick), vertebrate determinative min- law, Rom. law (Mo- mech. of materials, a na t. (Weider. eralogy (Brus h), rey), polit. econ. theory of structuros, sheim), histology, optical and micro- (Walker), dynastic mech. of machinery, physiology (Mar- scopic mineralogy and territorial hist., topographical eng., tin), embryology (Rosenbusch - Idd. gen. hist. of the U. sanitary ong., hy(Foster and Bal. ings), microscopic S., Eng. hist., Revo- draulic en, el. of four), bacteriology, petrography, gen. lutionary epochs, machines, building morphology oftlow- geology (Geikie), hist. ofthe 19th cent., ing construction, oring planta (Gray), applied geology. constit. and polit. mino eng., Steam gen. morphology,

hist. of the U. S., engine, hydraulic applied botany,

hist. of ancient and motors,

drafting, pharmaceutical böt.

modern institutions, pract. mechanics, any, economic ento

archæology, hist. of inannaltraining, ore mology

society, Eng.

concentration, ani. nomic hist., hist. of inal husbandry,farm the Northwest.

management, vet.
science, hortical-
tue.

sur,

eco

ED 89-86

CHAPTER XXIX.

MANUAL TRAINING.

The very full consideration given the statistics of manual training in our last report leaves no occasion, after so short an interval, to do more than present the statistics that the Bureau has since been able to obtain.

It would be unreasonable to expect that the Bureau's list of systems having introduced manual training is exhaustive, for the system introducing manual training is under no obligation to spontaneously and immediately report the fact to the Bureau, nor, in many cases, does the Bureau know the fact until long afterwards through the medium of a printed city school report or a periodical. Equally unjust would it be to manual training, therefore, to claim that our figures show its condi. tion, statistically speaking, with the greatest possible completeness.

In conclusion it is to be said that very frequently information arrives that such and such a system has introduced manual training. A blank form is sent to that system on the strength of this. But it is returned with a note to the effect that the manual training the system has is calisthenics, or drawing merely, etc., from which it may be inferred that the connotation of the term manual training is not everywhere the same.

TABLE 1.-Instructors and pupils in manual training schools for 1888–89.

0

Denver, Colo.... Haish Manual Training School* 5 2
Chicago, Ill... Chicago Manual Training 5 0

School.
Do.....

Manual Training Department, a20 a36

Chicago High School.
New Orleans, La... Manual Training Department, 26

0
Tulane University.
Baltimore, Md ..... Baltimore Manual Training 7

School.
McDonogh, Md.... McDonogh Institute

6 0 Minneapolis, Minn. School of Practical Mechanics

and Design.*
St. Louis, Mo.... Manual Training School of 5 1

Washington University.
Omaha, Nebr... Manual Training Department ab all

of the High School.
Brooklyn, N. Y.. Technical High School Depart- 2 3

ment of Pratt Institute.
Now York, N. Y Hebrew Techincal Institute... 2 0
Do ...

Manual Training Department
of the

College of the City of

New York.
Cincinnati, Ohio ... The Technical School of Cin. 3 1

cinnati.
Cleveland, Ohio.... The Cleveland Manual Train-

ing School.* Toledo, Ohio..... Manual Training School. a5a12 Philadelphia, Pa... Manual Training Department

of Girard College.
Do....... Philadelphia Mauual Training 13 0

School.*
Crozet, Va...... The Miller Manual Labor 8 8

School of Albemarle.
Total.....

| 43

43

* For 1887-88.

a For the High School.

TABLE 2.--Showing branches of study pursued and the pupils pursuing each branch in

city systems of schools having manual training.

18

40

1

Oskaloosa, Iowa ... Drawing, sewing, cook Vary from The aver. As many 4-10

ing

8, 10, 12

ago is in each to 20. about 60 subject as to 70.

there are

teachers.
Hyde Park, Mass..
450 Mechanical drawing.

1
40

3

13 Carpentry

1
50

3
Sowing

2

400 Springfield, Vass .. 139 Drawing, joinery, wood

2
139

12

12 turning, wood carving. Waltham Mass 2,000 Carpentry

1
84

7

12 Drawing.

1 All grades.j Sewing

1 ...do. Winchester, Mass 300 Diawing.

1
800 i

20
Carpeutry

1

2

20 Sewing

1
300

12 All in

grades IV and

V.
Cooking

1
40

15 Muskegon, Mich... 100 Printin

1
100

50 Minneapolis, Minn. 207 Industrial drawing,

4
207

9

32 General woodworking...

4
207

9

23 Wood carving, wood

1
17

1

17 turning, wood polish

ing. Stillwater High 6 Woodwork

1
6
1

6 School, Minn. Concord, NH... 108 Carpentry ......

1
90

5

18 Elizabeth, N.J .... 945 Drawing and designing ..

2

41 17-65 Paper cutting and mak

2
400

10

a40
ing.
Clay modeling

1
280

5

50-60 Carpentry

1
125

8 12-20 Sewing

1
1.10

8 14-25 Montclair, N.J... 370 Development of geomet

1

90
ric forms.
Clay modeling..

1
90

4

22 Carpentry

1
40

2

20 Wood carving

1
35

2

17 Sering ...

Class teach

80

4

20
ers.
Cooking

1
35

2

17 Orange, N.J..... 1, 503 Paper work.

2
1,000

31

a35 Clay work

2
1, 075

32

a35 Carpentry

1
93

4
Sewing

1
350

16

22 Coɔking

1
16

1

16 Paterson, N.J ..... 9,000 Drawing.

1 special

3,000

200

045 ani 200 class teach

els.
Wood and metal work.

1
400

14

028 ing. Sewing

30 class

600

30

020 teach

ers. Vineland, N. J..... 950 Drawing (frechand, me

19

930
chanical, and indus-

trial).
Clay modeling ..

10

500
Lessons in use of tools...

1
46

2

20 Sewing ...

19 All girls

over 8. Albany (High 600 Industrial drawing

1
000

8

75 School), N. Y. Carpentry ...

1
250

25 a Average.

babout.

22

.

10