St. Viator College Catalog, 1877-78 by Viatorians

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...... CHICAGO: "ffiISH LEADER AND :PILOT " 1300K AND JOB PRINTING HOUSE, N. Ill. COR. CLARK & ADAMS STREETS,

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES. VERY REV. FATHER PETER BEAUDOIN, P. S. REV. FATHER THOMAS ROY, P. s . REV. FATHER Mo~rns

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VICE-PRESIDENT.

MARSILE, P. S. V.

REV. FATHER ANTHONY MAINVILLE, P. S. V. REv. BROTHER JOHN B. BERNARD,

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FACULTY. REV. FA';FHER

THOMAS ROY,

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Professor of Moral Theology.

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MARSILE, P. S.

Profes'SOr ot' Moral Phil0sophy and French Literatn,r e. REV. FATHER

ANTHONY MAINVILLE, P.

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Professor of Mat'h einatics and Conimercil:!,l Law. REV. li'ATHER '

FRANCIS FLANAGAN,

Professor ot" Dogn\atic Theology, Elocution and Rhetoric. .

HENRY A. BCECKELMANN,

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Professor of German, Nat1ua1 5ciences, and Englisn. .REV. FATHER

JOSEPH C. LE:SAGE;

Professor of F 'renc.h. REV. FATHER

PATRICK D. DEVINE,

Professor of Greelc a,ncl Latin.

REV. FATHER

ACHXLLE L. BERGERON,

,i-\.ssista'n.t Prefect of Discipline.

MR. JOSEPH P. GUIMOND, Professor of Geometry and Trig.onometry.

MR. :M ICHAEL HUNT, .

Professor0f Latin and English.

MR .. ARMAND LABRIE, Professor 6f History. ·

MR. ANTONIO BEAUDOIN, Professor .of Instnunental Music. r

MR. JOSEPH P. GUIMOND,

Prefect of Discipline.

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FRIENDS OF THE COLLEGE.

VERY REV. FATHER P . L A JOIE, Superior of tne Glerics of St. Viateur's in- America.·

VERY REV. FATHER P. BEAUDOIN, PRESIDENT. REV. FATHER ALFRED BELANGER, President of the Deaf and D,umhlnsUtution, Coteati., St. Louis, Montreal.

REV. FA THER F. FLANAGAN. REV. FA.THER FANNING, B. A. REV. FATHER THOS. KEATING. REV. FATHER THOS. GALLIGAN. REY. FATHER P. BEAUDRY. REv. FATHER O !GARA ;McSHANE. REV. FATHER

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',St. Viateut'~ College. ~--=Âˇ+---~ PROSPECTUS , This Institution, situated about fifty miles south of Chicago, and two and a half northwest of the city of Kankakee, is under the charge of Priests of the congregation of St. Viateur. It ,vas founded in 1865, and chartered by an act of the State Legislature, February 24th, r 87 4; so that it has the power of conferring the honors and degrees that are granted by Universities. The scholastic year is divided into two sessions, the first be.a: ginning on the first of September, and the second on the first of February. Examinations are held at the end-of each session, and result forwarded to parents and guardians. When a student presents hiinself for admission into the College, he is examined by the Prefect of Studies, and assigned to such classes as may suit his attainments. No student from another College will be received without testimonials as to his good character, nor will any student of bad or unruly conduct be suffered to remain in the Institution. To this last regulation the Faculty will most rigidly adhere, since their object is the moral as well as the mental training of youth, and since they are aware how liable the young are to be influenced by evil example. Students will be received at any time during the scholastic year, and charged from date of entrance, though it will be much more to their advantage to enter the Institution at the beginning of the September session. No deduction will be made in the pension, Âˇ and no money refunded, except in case of dismissal or protracted illness.

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The Faculty look upon it as a matter of strict duty to spare no pains in order to the im.prove111ent, the happiness and the co'mfort of their dear pupils. Renae they have secured a staff of competent and conscientious Professors, and .have fitted up the study halls, the class rooms, the dormitories, etc., of the Institution, with first-class furniture. A.s to the quiet village qf Bourbonnais and the surround1ng neighborhood, it can with all truth be said that nowhere m the whole State of Illinois is there a more healthy localily, nor one more adapted for an institution of learning. Unlike the greater portion of Central Illinois, Bourbonnais has the advantage both of wood and water, being situated just on the verge of an extensive grove of forest trees, with the beautiful Kankakee river at the distance of only three-quarters of a mile. Thus it will ·be seen that the wearied student will have the best opportunities for healthful and innocent amusement. The Circulating Library of the College contains two thousand volumes. Thankful for the donations to this department, we beg for a continuance of the same. The degree of "Bachelor of Arts" will be conferred oh th.ose who have passed successfully ai1 examination. before the Faculty of the College. · After devoting at least.two years to literary pursuits, those who have graduated Bachelor of Arts may obtain the degree of" Master of Arts.'' With these and other ad vantages to recommend St. Viateur's Colleg;e to the favor of an enlightened public, the faculty nave every reason to hope even for an mcrease of the prosperity with · which God has hitherto seen fit to bless their labors. The · following are some of the principal regulations that are to be observed by the students:

RULES. r. Every Catholic student will be hound to practice his re-

ligion. The religion of non-Catholic students shall not be tampered with; but, for the sake of order, all will have to attend the exercises of the College. , ' 3. The stude:11ts wiU obey all s1:1mn1onses of the bell in silence. 4. Students will show · deference towards the President and Faculty of the College. ,. 2.

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5. Use of intoxicating liquors absolutely prohibited. 6. Tobac~o and card playing also .prohibited. 7. No one shall leav~ the ~ollege without permission from proper authority. 8. The morals of the students will be weekly reported to the President. '9· The notes of progress will be read each week. io. The names of thpse who have distingui$hed themselves shall appear on the "Tableau d'Honneur," which will be placed in · the parlor for inspection .by visitors. · 11. It is especially requested that all students observe to the very letter the above regulations.

TER~IS. Matriculation ............................... $ 5 00 . Board and Tuition ......................... . 175 00 Bed, Bedding, Washing and Mending......... . 25 00 2 00 Use of Desk and Chair ...................•.. Piano and use of Piano ..................... . 40 00 Violin ............... • • • • • • • • · • · · · · · · · ·· · · · · 20 00 Fl•t1te ..................................... . 20 00 Telegraphy, per month ..............· ... . . . . . 2 oo French, German and Stenography are taught without extra charge.

APPAREL OF STUDENTS. 6 6 6 6 6

Shirts. Pocket Handkerchiefs. Pairs of Stockings. Towels. Pairs of Drawers.

Suits of Clothes-\Vinter. Suits of Clothes-Summer. I Overcoat. 2 Pairs of Boots· Shoes. Combs, Brushes, etc., for Toilet . . 2

N. B.-The College will furnish nothing to students, unless a sufficient sum be placed in the hands of the Treasurer. Payments must be made half-yearly, in advance; if not, the student will be liable to be sent home. All letters to and from the students shall be subject to inspection of the President. For further information, address Rev. THOMAS ROY, Director, St. Viateur's College, Bourbonnais Grove, Kankakee County, Ill. N. B.-The College may be reached either by the Illinois Central or Cincinnati, Lafayette & Chicago R. ft. via Kankakee City.

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COURSE OF STUDIES 1

PREPARATORY COVR'SE. '

This course, which req uires more or less, t1me, according to the age ahd dispositions of the student, includes, Reading, Writing, First Rudim:ents of Granimar, Arithmetic, History and Geography.

COMMERCIAL COURSE . This course embraces the study of the English Language, History, Geography, ChronolGgy, Mathematics, Book-Keeping, Banking, Commercial Law, Political E conomy. By the study of these branches the student 1~ prepare,d for any kind of practical b1Jsiness. German, French, Telegraphy and Stenogr'apby are optional studies. Arithrnetic, Fracti9ns and Percentage receive particular attention. The Commercial Course is generally completed in four ye:ars, after whkh the studen,t may, if he wishes, ~pply himself to a ·''n1ore extended study of Mathematics an.d Natural Sciences with, the classical students. FIRST YEAR.

Etiglish- Brown's Grammar, Reading, Spelling, Writfr1g, Elocution; Arithmetic- Robinson's Practical; Goodrich's H-istoty of the United States; Mitchell's Geography; Christian Doctrine. SECOND YEAR.

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English - Brown's Grammar; Epistolary Correspondence; Penmanship; E locution; Essays; Modern History.. Fredet; Geography and Chronology; Arithmetic,· . Robinson's Higher; Book- ' Keeping• Bryant & Stratton; Chri;:;tian Doctrine. •

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THIRD YEAR.

EngNsh- Gra.mmar reviewed; Prihciples of Style; Elocutiori.; Essays; Penmanship Andent History- Fredet; Geography and Chronology; Algebra·. Robinson's; Book-Keeping - Bryant & Stratton's Counting House; Commercial Law;- Christian Doctrine. 1

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English--- R.hetm::it-. -Hart; H istory; Cmnpusition; Debates; E1ocution; Geometry-•-Robinson; Banking; Business Customs; Commercial Law; Political Econoniy; Christian Doctrine. N.,B.-- · For the benefit of the young men who find ho employment in the winter season, there will be a special course of Ccu-11merce,, including, Reading, Pehmanship, Arithmetic, Banking, Business Customs, Book-Keepi,ng. This course will begin Decern.ber fi:n,t, and finish last of April. •

CLASSICAL COURSE.

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First and second years of the Con1.mercial Course are required as a necessary preparation for the Classical Course. This· course includes. the English, Latin and Greek languages, Intellectual Philosophy, pure and mix:ed Mathematics and Natural . Sciences. It 1s completed m six.years. FIRST YEAR.

English--- Grammar reviewed; Mocfern His tory- Fredet; Geo•graphy .and Chronology; Penmanship; Composition; Elocution. Latin- - Grammar- Hatknes.s 1 Series ;-Epitome Historice Sacr~. Greek- Kuhner's Gramntar, with Exercises; Acts of the Mathematics----·Algebra- Robinson; Christian Doctrine. ·

SECOND YEAR.

Englzsh~- Grammar, Parsing; Ancient History; Geography; Chronology; Penmanship; E ssays; Elocution. Latin-Grammar, continued; Exercises; Viri Romce ;. c~sar; Sallu st. Greek--K uhner's Gramni.ar; Exercises; Xenophon's Anabasis. Mathematics- Geometry- Robinson; Christian Doctrine. THIRD - YEAR.

English- .Principles of Style; Versification; Essays; Debates; Elocution; History; Geography; Chronology. Latin-Grammar, Prosody; Exercises in Versification; Virgil ; Ovid ; Cicero. ' Greek-- - Grammar, Prosody; Dialects; Homer's Iliad. Mathemat-ics- Trigonometty-· -Robinson; Principles of Chris1 tianity.

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Engksh-Rhetoric, Marsh's Lectures, Debates, Speeches; Elocution; History; Geography and Chronology. Latin-Âˇ- Prosody; Compositions; Essays; Horace; Livy. Greek- Prosody; Compositions; Demosthenes; Plato. Mathematics- Surveying and Navigation; Principles of Christianity. FIFTH YEAR.

Intellectual Philosopliy- Logic and Metaphysics (Tongiorgi); Theses; History of Phil9sophy; English, Latin and Greek Compositions; Natural Philosophy; Physics; Physiology; Zoology . .llfathematics- Anaiytical Geometry; Calculus; Evidences of Christianity. SIXTH YEAR.

Moral Philosophy- J ouin; Theses ; ' Philosophy oÂˇf History ; Compositions in English, Latin and Greek. Natural Philosophy-Chemistry; Botany; Mineralogy. Mathematics - Astronomy and Mechanics; Evidences of Christianity

EXTRA. German and French languages are taught by competent professors. Every opportunity is given to the students who desire to learn those languages, not only to study the grammar a:nd to read authors, but also to converse familiarly. Telegraphy and receiving by sound, is also an optional branch of study, and requires one year, during which the student may learn not only to send .and receive telegrams, but also acquire a full practice of fixing batteries, fitting up a complete telegraph office, etc. Vocal NI usic, theory and practice, forms a regular branch of study for all those who show any disposition towards it; but Instrumental Music-Piano, Violin and Flute-is optional.

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_ST. JOSEPH'S LITERARY ASSOCIATION.

This association ls composed of the higher classes, and meets once a week for practical exercises in Elocution, Debating and .Essays. The officers of the society are: _ REV. HENRY A. BmcKELMANN, Pres,i dent. MR; JOSEPH P. GuIMMOND, Vice-President. M:R. CI;IARLES O'RmLLY, Secretary. M_R. GEORGE RIVARD, Treasurer.

ST. PATRICK'S LITERARY ASSOCIATION. i

This association has the sar:pe end in view as the preceding . soeiety. Its presiding officers ate: 1

MR. MICHAEL HUNTE., President. MR. NICHOLAS WALSH, Vice-Presfrlent. · MR.TIMOTHY RYAN, Secretary. MR. THEODORE PEIFER, Treasurer. I

ACADEMIE DE ST. DENIS. An association which meets weekly for t~e purpose of obtaining proficiency in the French language. REV. J. M. _MARSILE, President. MR. ARMAND LABRIE,. Secretary. · STENOGRAPHIC CIRCLE. REV. A. MAINVILLE, President. MR. NICHOLAS WALSH, Vice-President. MR., CHARLES O'REILLY, Secretary. (Members, 20.) FRIENDS OF THE SACRED HEART. REV. J. M. MARSILE, President. MR. DERIC LEGRIS and MR. JULIAN LIBERT, Counselors. to •,.,

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SODALITY OF THE B. V. M.

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REV. THOMAS Rov, Director. . REv. J. M. MARSILE, President. MR. -}ERASIME LEGRIS, Vice-Pre.s ident.

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ORPHEONIST'S CHOIR. Under the direction 'of REV . A. MAINVILLE.

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CECILIAN SOCIETY. MR. AN1"0NIO · BEAUDOIN, Director.

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DRAMATIC CLUB. MR. D. E. McGRATH, President. M~~- J. E. 0. DRISCOLL, Vice;..;President. MR. N. ,i\T. 'vV ALSH, Secretary. MR. T. A. PEIFER, Treasurer. SCHOLASTIC BASE BALL CLUB. REv. A. MAINVILLE, President. MR. J. \V ALDRON, Vice- President. MR. J. BOLLMANN, Treasurer and Secretary. MR. FRANCI S McDEVITT, First Captain. MR. JosEPH GUIMOND, Second Captain. STAR BASE BALL CLUB. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR.

D . . E. McGRATH, President. C. O'REILLEY, Vice.President. W. BURKE, Secretary. N. WALSH, Treasurer. G. LA VERY, ·First Captain. THEODORE PEIFER, Second Captain.

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FRANK PERRY, President. Eu GENE Riv ARD, Vice- President. ALEXANDER MooDv, Treasurer. WILLIAM SCHUBERT, First Captain. FRANCIS O'RE!LLY, Second Captain.

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CATALOGUE OF STUDENT& 1877-78.

THEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT. BoLLMANN, JOSEPH _________________________ Springfield, 0 . CLANCY, JAMES _____ ___________ ___ ___ ___ ___ _·Chicago, Ill. DEVINE, PA TRICK ___________________________ Peoria, Ill. GUIMOND, JOSEPH _______________ _ ____ __ _____ Bourbonnais, Ill. 'KEHOE, J A~ES _________ __ ___ ____ ___ ____ ____ Newport, Ky. LEGRis, JESAMINE _______________ ·_ ______ __ __ Bourbonnais, Ill. . ' . ' . Pa. '· I l\tic D EVITT, FRA~Cis ____________________ --~ -Philadelph1a, QUINN, BERN ARI?- ___ ___ _ ____ ___ ____ _ __ __ ~ __ Champaign, Ill. TYNAN, PATRICK l- __"' __ ___ ____ _______ ___ __ Morris, Ill. WALDRON, JOHN _____ ______ ~ ____ ____________ Chicago, Ill. . ~

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D'A.NIEL_ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _Aurora, Ill: . . ~~ANDURAND, OLIVER/_ .. ________ -:--- _______ Bourbo1,1na~s, llL ~ DARCH, FfENRY _____ ~ _____________________ -.Bourbonnais, Ill. ~ ' ./ . ,~ EC.E;'LE, AR~URy _ _ ___ ?fl -_- ,- _____________ Chi.cago, Ill. be~ DEVENEY, THOM-As_ -l8t,- &-1(J ____ _____ ___ ---- __ Aurora, Ill. f,,f°,Do1:7GHERTY, }AMES __ .:..~ ___________________ ~_ Chenoa, Ill. l-"DRrscoLL, JEREMIAH_.✓- _________ ___________ Davenport, Ia. t, ENGLE;·. PETER--- -- ________________ --- .. ___ __Bourbonnais, Ill. rl'rTZP ATRICK, FRANCIS _,,/___ _____ ________ __ __ Bloornington, IlL

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JAMES DOHERTY, O'REILLY, JAMES CURRAN,

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CHRISTIAN DOC.TRINE. FIJJ,ST GLASS.'

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SECOND OLASS. TRANSLATION.

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GEORGE LA VERY. EUGENE RIVARD.

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GRAMMAR.

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J. AMES CURRAN . , ) ~ '>- .LJ;;i} DANIEL DANAHY . l .. ' J

GREEK.

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CHARLES O'REILLY. FRANCIS O'REILLY. ALPHONSUS LEGRIS.

SECOND CLASS. TRANSLATION.

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COMPOSITION.

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TIMOTHY RYAN. GEORGE LA Vl!RY.

ENGLISH RHETORIC. THE

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FOR THE BEST ENGLISH ESSAY:

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ZEPHYR LEPINE.

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SECOND CL.ASS.

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MORTIMER GALLIVAN. JOHN SMITH. HE .. NRY SANASACK, D ' H ENRY ARCH,

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TIMOTHY RYAN. GRAMMAR.

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TIMOTHY RY AN.

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MATHE,M ATICS. GEOMETRY.

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ALGEBRA.

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TRIGONOMETRY.

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S.EUOFD OLASS.

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HENRY CHARRAIS, JORN MURTAUGH.

Tl-IIRD .CLASS. (FIRST DIVlSiON.)

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ADELARD Rov. . . GERALD MEADE,

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CHARLES O'REILLY. GE.O RGE RIVARD. ALPBONSUS LEGRIS. THOMAS CANAVAN .

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CHARLES O'REILLY. FRANCIS O'REILI Y. AL,P H0NSUS LEGRIS, NICHOLAS WALSh. '

PHYSIOLOGY. Fz'rst Premz'u1n: Second

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TELEGRAPHY. First Premium: Second

FRANK GALARNEAU. ALEXANDER Mo0DY.

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