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Title: Bulletin ...
Year: 1869 (1860s)
Authors: Leland College (Baker, La.) Leland College (Baker, La.)
Subjects: Leland College (Baker, La.) Universities and colleges
Publisher: Baker, La. : Leland College
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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years. His abilityas a teacher is well and widely known. Mrs. Virginia L.Robinson, a graduate of Leland University, is Matron of theboarding department. LELAND ACADEMY. In November, 1893, the Trustees of the Slater HighSchool at Donaldsonville, La., made application for ac-ceptance as an auxiliary school, under the name of LelandAcademy, and were accepted by our Board. The Principal, Prof. S. S. Gray, is a graduate of ournormal department, and the school gives promise of successand usefulness. The Academy has the services of MissOctavie Genizena as directress of instrumental music, and Dr.John H. Lowery as lecturer in Physiology and Hygiene. NEW AUXILIARIES. During the present year, the Industrial High School atMonroe, La., and the Normal Institute at Ruston, La., haveapplied and been accepted as Leland Academies. Bothhave had a prosperous year, and give promise of permanentsuccess. The school at Ruston has been afflicted by the re-cent sudden death of Prof. William Allen, A. B., who
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LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1897-98. jy graduated from the University at our last commencement.He was a young man of great promise, and his loss will bedeeply felt by the alumni of Leland. OTHER ACADEMICAL, SCHOOLS. Other schools of similar grade in the State whose princi-pals are graduates of Leland University, report the follow-ing enrollment for the year: Alexandria Warner R. Wright, Principal 192 Baton Rouge James L. Crossly, A. B., Principal...128 Bunkie Henry B. Banks, Principal 74 Cheneyville Charles S. Collins, A. B., Principal... 158 Gibsland Oliver L. Coleman, A. M., Principal...200 Shreveport William Hicks, Principal 163 915The sum of their enrollment added to 518, the number inour Auxiliary schools, gives us 1,496 as the sum total ofpupils who are receiving this year the eight months courseof instruction which is prescribed for our Sub-Normal de-partment. NOTES. The college year regularly begins on the first Wednesdayof October, and closes on the second Wednesday of May. All commun

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