File #3461: "1891-1892 Catalog, Expenses, Honors and Prizes."

1891-1892 Catalog, Expenses, Honors and Prizes.

Indiana--History; Vincennes (Ind.)--History; College Publications

Pg. 38-39. Left page: EXPENSES, cont.: Lists charges for 1891-1892: tuition listed for Senior, Junior, Sophomore, Freshman Classes, Academic Classes, Preparatory Department, Teacher's Class third term, laboratory fees, graduation fee; paid in advance, with availability of room and board, ways to economize, necessity of good living conditions, recommendation against boarding in large clubs. Total expense: about $144. Right page: HONORS & PRIZES: Describes the qualifications for Valedictorian and Salutatorian of the graduating class. THE GOULD MEDAL: Describes the 1884 offer of Major W. P. Gould, U. S. Army, to supply an annual gold medal (valued at $25) for excellence in oratory; gives Faculty rules for the contest. Lists winners: 1885: Joseph C. Bryan; 1886: Miss Lloyd Allen; 1887: Mr. Maurice Moore; 1888: Mr. Fred Chancellor; 1889: Miss Alice Kelso; 1890: Edwyn E. Watts; 1891: Mamie Kelso. THE PRESIDENT'S PRIZE: Prize medal valued at $10 to the member of the Senior Class passing the highest examination in Latin, awarded at Commencement. Winners: Albertine Moore '86; Maurice Moore '88; Harrison B. Keith '89. Sallie Ramsdell, '90. THE HINDMAN PRIZE: Prize of $10 offered by Dr. Walter M. Hindman of Vincennes to the member of the Junior Class with the highest average grade over past two years.

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