BULLETIN
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Brevard College Observes Centennial
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Schedule For Summer Session I
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SCHEDULE OF DAILY CLASSES
ART
Art 11, Charcoal and Pastel, 8:30 - 10:00, 10:30 - 12:00
3 S. Hrs. Credit
Art 12, Water Color, 8:30..., 10:00, 10:30 - 12:00—
3 S. Hrs. Credit
Art 21, Painting in Oils, 8:30 - 10:00, 10:30 - 12:00—
3 S. Hrs. Credit
ENGLISH
English 01, Review of Grammar and Composition,
8:30 - 10:00 No Credit
English 11, English Composition, 10:30 - 12:00—
3 S. Hrs. Credit
English 21, English Literature, Anglo-Saxon period to
19th Cent., 1:00 - 2:30. 3 S. Hrs. Credit
MATHEMATICS
Mathematics 01, Review of High School Algebra,
10:30 - 12:00. No Credit
Mathematics 11, College Algebra, 10:30 - 12:00—
3 S. Hrs. Credit
Mathematics 821, Plane and Spherical Analytic
Geometry, 8 :30 - 10:00, 2 :30 - 4:00. 6 S. Hrs. Credit
RELIGION
Religion 11, The Old Testament, 10:30 - 12:000.
3 S Hrs Credit
Religion 22, Life and Teachings of Jesus, 1:00 -2:30.
3 S. Hrs. Credit
SOCIAL SCIENCE
Social Science 12, History of Civilization, 1600 to Present,
8:30 - 10:00. 3 S. Hrs. Credit
Social Science 21, American History to 1865,
1:00 - 2:30. 3. S. Hrs. Credit
Social Science 27, Federal Government, 2:30 - 4:00.
3 S. Hrs. Credit
The above schedule may be subject to necessary
changes. The college reserves the right not to offer classes
for less than five students.
On Present Campus
For Nineteen Years
and the beautiful campus
and farm of the Brevard In
stitute.
These three institutions,
like so many of the schools
of their period, played a
modest role in the drama of
education during the nine
teenth and early twentieth
centuries. But they played it
with such outstanding suc
cess that their contributions
to the moral and intellectual
development of the nation
has been out of all propor
tion to the amount of their
budgets or the size of their
enrollments.
Rutherford -college, which
was located near Morganton,
North Carolina, had its be
ginning in 1853 when Robert
Laban Abernethy, a young
Methodist preacher, opened
Owl Hollow school with
eight pupils. Weaver college,
incorporated in 1872, was lo
cated at Weaverville, North
Carolina. It was the out
growth of the Masons and
Sons of Temperance high
school which was established
in 1852 with Dr. James A.
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SUMMER SCHOOL FEES FOR SIX WEEKS TERM
1 Tuition and G^eneral Fees $75.00
I Tuition in excess of 6 hours $10.00
I Tuition per semester hour if less than
I 6 semester hours is taken $15.00
I Room (Private) $35.00
] Room (Two to a Room) _$25.00
I Board, Minimum Charge $70.00
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MUSIC
Organ, Schedule Arranged
Piano, Schedule Arranged
Voice, Schedule Arranged
PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATION
Psychology and Educati'orr 12:; History of Education, -*■
8:30 - 10:00. 3 S. Hrs. Credit
Psychology and Education 21, General Psychology,
10:30- 12:00. 3 S. Hrs. Credit
Brevard college enjoys the'
advantage of being an insti
tution that combines youth
with age. It has the vigor and
enthusiasm which is associat
ed with the young and the
richness of experience that
comes only with time. This is
due to the fact that Brevard
college is the result of the
merging of Rutherford and
Weaver colleges which took
place nineteen years ago.
The merged institutions were
located on the campus of
Brevard Institute, which was
founded in 1895 by the Rev
erend and Mrs. Fitch Taylor.
In 1903 the institute was tak
en under the sponsorship of
the Woman’s Missionary
Council of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South,
and was operated as a secon
dary school until 1933. In
1934 this property was deed
ed to the Western North
Carolina Conference of the
Methodist Church as the site
for the merged colleges. The
Conference thus retained the
control of the merged insti
tutions, and came to ‘be the
'’ustodian of the buildings