UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS EIGHTY-SECOND YEAH-NO.4
The NeW" York State
School of Clay-Working and Ceramics
ALFRED, NEW YORK 1917-1918
punLlSlmu BI-;\fONTHY.lW ALPHED UNIVEUSlTY I1fAHCn, lOIS
I'Jnlcl'cd J~l1llla.y 25, Hl02, as second-class matter PO:lt Ollicc, l\U.ed, N. Y.
Under Act of Congre~;; of July 16, 18\H
BOARD OF MANAGERS
f AU cd Un1verHity) {ApPOinted nnmmlly by the 'frustcM {) r
nOOTHE (j, DAVIS, President JOHN J. ~IEllruI,L
V. A. DAGGS
WILLIAM R, CLARKE D. S. BURlHCK
Calendar
Second Semester '917-<918
Be·m.uster begins Spring Hk'-eCS3 begins
SPltlNG ltEOEflS
lust,ruction rcsumc-U, Final Exmnil)ations begin EXUllli{[ntiolls end
Dc.gl'Ct';:J' conferred at A. IT, COlUUlcnCCflwut
i\.fomlay morning Tuesrluy C\'0Iling"
H)J8
JIllI. 28 l\1nr.
:2u
\Ycd",jsday mornin;{'; Apl'illO
F:idnv' - .1IllY 14
1t1'1<111)- May 31
\Vedllesd.rry .Tune u First Term 19I8<919
Entrance ExnrnimttiollR RL'glstrlltJOlt
Instnl('tion liCgiuii
Thnukilglvlng 1{OCIJ&; heglDs
TIUXKR-Gl V1NG RJi;CNSt-I
Im;t.ruct,ion l'(lt;Iumod Term eX1Hl:lill}1,tj(111~ begin T0tm fmds
HOLll)AY REC;:;SS
Jnstruotion h(}lPJls 'ret'lll Ji:xflUllunt ions begin Term ends
SrJUN(-l nnCI'lS3
Instrnction hegins
Second Term
Third Term
'l'u('sday
\\'eilHl'S1lny Thursday
\Yeulh'stby 110011
Monday noon l\lom:l.w
lYcuTw;rJny evening
TIlllr:,;du.y l\l oad",},
lVedl\c"day 1:venilll;
Wednosday
WIg Sq1t.2-1- Nept,. ::[, Bept.20 .f\(lv.27 Deo. 2 Dec, 1G Dee, 18
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J:m. 2 ]>.l:u. 17 tHaT. H)
.:da1.'. 2G
OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION
l3oo'rlll:, COLW1,!),L DAVIA, Ph.D, D. D., LL.D., President
·Pro[cssol' of Elliieg.
CUATIUi;H F. BH,NS , Se.1VL, J)irc(~tor) Pt'ofc::;,~or o[ Ceramic TecltHology.
,JOSEI'll B. SllAW, Cel'. li~np.;", . Professor
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Cera.mic Engiuccnng,GgOHGg A. BOLE, A.:V1., Profestlol' of Chemistry.
MAHIOK 11, FOP-DICK, .
PL'OlL"SS01' of Druwing and DesIgn.
OTHER EMPLOYEES
CUl't'rU; F. IL'tNDOLPlf ,
'I'rf'Al'AUrel' ~lJld Accountant.
RU'l'H lVI. CAltPE:NTBH,
Stenographer.
EVA B. ::MWDAlJGH,
lVlatron.
RODEHT F. SIH~llWOOD)
Formnrm of Workshop.
A. L. \VU1'l'FORD)
Jt:tnlt,f)l' und wlachinist.
NEW YORK STATE SCHOOL OF CLAY- WORKING AND CERAMICS
In the fidd or appti1!tt ;'.;r;I('nce :Hili ,~om!Hen'ial cng'lueCi'ing the subject of day~worldng: iH bceomiug tlaily more important.
To the ardli[;eeL and builder day offel's tho mOAt soJiRfactory I1rnpl'ooF nmtol'inl! to Hw hOlH'\C'wifo POt1:1;l'), 1:'; indis11cllA:Lble and to Lho arti,c;,t, clay Hud day-'vHn~:') ail'ord at mwC' n, facile H1ennR or eXJjl'(':;;::lOIl and He prornillC'llJ; J('ntm:e of home decol'atiQIl.
The problem:--; \VhlCh eon front th,,; cby-wol'k('f arc uni(pw,
Ho
JUHRt lwu1J to win his nl:l.ttlria.: ucollomienJly froln th(~mnLl!, to khnpc hit:: "'111'('-':1 wil:h due l'cgHnl to both utilit.y nlHt Ill'i;, to glaze or oCher\vise HIIish them iu }l I'!nti~faetory rnnlluc"r and to hurn the whole Hu(;cesf'fully I1])On ;1 In.rgo scdu, His ccl\Wtl/;iOll lllusL thel'dorc ho e()lnpl'eh('n~ivo lind eomplct(, He mnst, in a wOI'd: h: a 8jlr~eia:ist.! and to thiH end 1:.1w Now York SLate Sehool Wg~ rstahHshc(L
Cha.ptel' :18;'-:, llu,wfl of New York f-:;tate, HlOO, provided tor Lhe eOIlRtl'ucf,JOll awl JHttilltcnmH'.(; or the fieilool, and ill order to seture the' 11t:l!e:-jSHl'Y funilit-rcK for collatera.l bl':Uleh(lK of study Alfred U1JiVel'flit,y Wac{ ehosmt a:', Lllt'loeuJiott.
For thh work the Uaiver,qi{y ol)'l'r~ gren L advHntngc"L LalJorntol'ir:8 of elwlHIs!:ry and ph.Y::-li{:~, libraries! mW:;f'Ull1fl of geoloi!:.1-'· nnd wltuml hIHtUl'Y, -workshopH f(H' m:ulHn.! training, and all Llw dl~pal'tmouts of general culture :U'C' avallabl(~, ~() t,hat the WHlly and varied requirements of it lihcral ('ducnt,ioll nrc fully mer..
'I'llI'; SiuLn of ~(~-W YOl'k contniw; VH-';[ dcpnsi(,8 of dHY:.; :llHI Rhak,':! at presmtL 1yin;:; dormant. It ah:;() cOHtains large ulllUl)ers of ynnn~ men llwl 'iyotllCH 'ivho ~Hn ,q('ekin.~ profitnh1e cPlploy- ment. 1'lw work
or
tho sehoof ii> io hring th0H' togdhor;)
NciUwl' the science nor tho art, i8 neglected. Attention is give)) to t,hc impl'OYcnlC:tll, of methode) of lllauufnetufe aud the reduction of cost so I.,1W.t, the Te2.0UreeR of the State mn_y he fully dcvdfJped nnd thnt \vithill il~1 honler;:; lIlny be manu- fnetlll'l'-d Che c1fty--"\v:1l'CS, hoth ("OU1'fie and fine, necp~stH'.:.r fm' it-:l O\'\'n eonflwnptioll.
Building and Equipment
Thf'- building of the Now York Htntc Sdwol of Chl.y-\Vorking and (:eramics hus berm espcdally de-:;igncd for tlle Plll'Poses of tho sehool, :md is locnted 011 laud whidl wa.s deeded 1>y Alfmd Ulliwl',iLy to the people of the Sb,tc of New York.
H is huilt, of red hrick and t,nl'rn cotta. with gray trimmings and l'oofed with brmvn tile. The l.Hein building lIns ft floor space of ahout, tJ.lil'tlx_lH thoust1-ud [-Hllwre feet, and it frontage of ",evellty-Hve k-ct.
'To tItle{ has 1>(;(:1\ HddCil <.1, fireproof ,vin.£; m(,~l;4urint~ nbout
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11'\" 57 feet a~1il till'ee siories ill heiJ;ht.Ill' the main b:-lKCnwnt uTe lor:ated ~l. full battery of kihLS, tlw lwRvy lllaehinel'j' for t.he mtHluf.l.-d,nn\ of brick, cUp) hollow hlocki1 and, roofing tilC:J the slilHllnking pI:.!.llt) eyJindCl.'8 for gla;',l;o preparatioH, Hud a wOJ'k;.:hoJ1 fitted with modern appli- a,tlc(-;,') for pottcry and pOl'cdaiLl mnmlfaef,ul.T:. There arC'; alt:o rooms fo)' mold making and dryjuJl;.
fll the suu-baSC-;lll('Jlt are IO{'[\,t.c~d Uw he:::d-,in~ plnnt fwd fnd siorH!l;C 1111<1 a di"unp erllar.
On the prineipul .floor aTE' the exc(\Htin: OffiCf:S} the tcdmical labnra-lol',Y! n lceiul'c) rOUIIl) n room for fnrnnecs_, t,lw chemietLi I11ho'fatOlY amI balmwe room aud a. -:-:ppeial kiln room for the Art depa:rt,nwnL On iJl(~ se,~olHl Unu]' is the d(;pnrtmcllt of Dr'si::;ll nud }\.pplied Al'l J1,ud OIl the third floor a lecture room [{.nd a Slutlio for :oHivIJuced work.
Thn motiVl~. power i~ ;-;upplied by 1::\\'0 Otto gaB (lng]]}e::>1 of iH) and H Iwrl:K~ po\\"e1', l'espcdivdy.
The i"chool lua-inLains a (~omplet,c tec1l11ieal lihriuy fo), refcl'- cnc;(' nud for Uw clIt:OllrageHwut of imh:pendt'llt- 1'0atling awl l'csl'areh. H aiiil) (mcolH'n'~/':-i tltentbC:J'k'hip UlH.i adivil",y in Lhe
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New YOl'k State Students' Branch of the AIHf:rlCan Ceramic Society, which "\vas chal'tcl"od at Alfrod in 1915! and ill the Cr.ramlc Guild organized by the sturlcn{,s in Art.
Co-operatiol1 with New York State Manufacturers ,Tho I'l(:h?ol de:~il:\\" to co-opel';\,tp lo Hw fullest extent p<)Rsibln
"nth the CermHH: mLCl'OHts of the Stlatu and to that. end a Short
COU.l'BC in Ccramic Jj~Hgjn('(-;rilJg iK gjV(;f.] every yelH' in J anUitl'Y
O{' fi'cbl"!lary, eonsi8i-ing of Ipchu'f'1" by cmiu('-ut ecramisf:'3 brought to Lho sc.lwol for the eout'se which lll:>h:i Lhl"ec 01' foul' days.
Courses Offered
Th~~ COllrses of study whieh lead to n (1cgrec (;xtend over a period of fonr yr;al's and tnnhrace Ow :-;;eienec tcC"hnolo'YI.f and <TrL speui:lt to day-woI'IdllR, Tlw {'nrmnlc
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isc;lccti~r~~
as to iJw pltrtiCl1ln.I' brand} of day-working: to b(~ foUowNl.
'rhn eOllr;Se in C~l~alllie l'~n~dlleerillg is d(-!~igngd t.o qualiiy Jnnll to neellPY pOSd·,lOllfJ <18 rmjlt>,l'iJlLeHdml.{:.f;, scientific expul'ti{
and I~oramjfl ehcmisb.;,
The nourse ill £\.ppJierl A 1'\,0 l;-,l intf'lHicd to lit t.he student fot' t-he designing and producing of artlBtic pottery.
Benefits of the School
, The demand for trained dn:v-"\vorkui"B has grown io COH- sHl{'fn.~le proporUom; during: the laBt few years. Cnpitni l!:l b{)eOIll.1Ug more a.ttd :norn iu[{;!'efite(l in tho dn,dnpmeu(; of day, lauds nIHl ... hale Imuks; liO], IH there uny likelihood Hwt this lllt(;l'('Bt; will dec)'ease.
On Uw uLhor.llUud thn Humber of nwn who havt; s[.utiicd in t:iehooIs is V(:l'Y 8lnall comp<tr(~d with the openings 'to he mInd. Hitlu:':l't.o, no student \yho has r)fl~scd thro~l;:;h the
~chooI l'luccP8sfuH.¥ hns remained HlH:-'Dl.ploycd} tu)d t,lli: director 18 c~nLinHHlly in l'ecoipi of applications fo1' pee,sons qualified
~o fiIt l't'sponsiblc posit,iom,. :Evory draft is made '.PI' th~~
f1H~ul ty to place the si.udon(;s in cOtlllmmicattOll with ;llanu~
factul'er~ desiring to offel' them employment.
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The RtudC'.llt aHncc-f<:::fully pUl':ming the technieal course will be a.hle, prc.<HlminjS thM, biB personal l'<l-pn-eity is g.ood, to tah:e up the pntetieaI work of lnannfaetur1ng clay wares. lIe will hiLi!e had oxpcrinnee with (:v()ry d('snl'ipLioH of day! and \vUlt the minCl'ah~ mul oxidf's us('(l jn preparing bodiC?l nDd gInzes.
He will hav(: [lcquire(l n, kllO\\,led./.!:{! of machinery lIIld kilns
\vhieh he will find of the greatest v;1.lun; in Hhort, he wiH 1)(:
11 trained mall :H-J l'('ga,rds tJ"lG 1H'ohlcnifs of (·lay-worldn!!;.
Students who gOI1MicntlOlh:ily 11m'Aue the eOlll'f'.e ill npptied art, -will }I(1 ahle to deBlf!:n [lncilllUkn Hl'tistie pottery; prepal'illg;
f,hdl' own dl1Ys and compolllHling thnil' own g:htzp:::, if llC('-l'Hi"llty.
Physical Training
Thp aill) of Uw work ill physical trailling i;.; to bring the whole J)(ldy to it;:; normal condition} to :CH:quirc e~1:-)(~ {t!td pre- eislon in lfJOVt~l1Hmt), nud to r1evclop Uw hnuHh uncl t::j,rength of tho sLutlellt.
GY;'lKY~lUj.L 'T'he g;ylUuasiurn floor 1:=; in AhnHlIi 11:1,11.
It j~ cqnipperi with dlf~st weip:ht;'1, dllll\l) holls, s\'fmds, Indian duhs, horizonkt.I Hnd parallel hnn:) and llltt(S. Dl'{;ss!JW rooms Wi{,il Jwlivi<iuul lockm'B, am provided. The I4Yll1IHl.Sll1m 1.") in charge; of (,}w phytlil:ul director. TI)(~ alu1nui mHl other friends of the uJliverKi1,y hnvc f,tu,rl:t:d It fund knO\YH as tho "DHViw Gymnasium Fund" 1,0 provide n more e0H1uJO{li01l8 gymHil- f",iUH1.
",\'!'rlLl<;IJ'JC FIl'JlAL Thn at,hk-Lie tield mnh-raees ov,'1' lh:'f'c a,('l'CA of h:vd l:_wd. All jntcrrullc~);jate eoulesJH in foothall, baseball, and {J'ac.k uJhJetie;-:. arn hdd on this Held. TJI(' fie],l ::tITord!") (t noming tl'l1i'k (one-Nixth of v- mile). Appropriate
;lpprr-ratw-i fo1' field Rporh, iN pt'(!viilNL
OUTDOOH Hp(Hn'S, iudwliH!4 t(~nni.s, arc ill tIw ilwncdi;'tto ehnrg1' of the a 1,11 lotic n;:;~}{K',in 1 inn) wh ieh hn:; a roo Lilnll tcnrn pInXing undcr intoreolhwiaLe rule~} a ba:-;ehall flint', [H1il ;-Jf
hnskdhnll hntm, For tenuiq Chen:: ,uo exeellnnt ennrts i1nd itll allHual Lonnl.n.rw-'ni; jN lllajntnined. AthleLies, how\,:vCt', tlfe no1, carried {.o ext.reme\{, Th(' {'Ollllulu'ce on tJ,t,hletic,-{ frOHt
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t,J1C ft-wnH..y., a.wl til' I { hri (HUte tlJ'[HllU!,{'t ~ J I ' PX~'1 CIHt' g(']1N';11 ,"iU',Wf-
vigin'l for " '" _', it } , is tit e p 11' IPU"C ()
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l H' nnlVCLolJl',1;r to t1ivl' due ftttCllt,JOll {,n thc plrvsluuI \velltH'(' 01 1 I s S IH ( t ' cnts, alld at , the~n.nlc time keep Lho physieal in propel' l'uln!ioll v) the lIlh:ll(;eL-unl nUt! mornI duvdoputenL
Fees per Year
Rooms and Board
fH 00 2 00 1 .IJ() 200 8 00
~~ 00 5 00 10 00 10 00 300 ,) 00 S 00 1 ()O 5 00
Boom;; and hO:lrd
m~ Jonows:
for wnmen enn be had at Lndics Ifnll,
$10 00 to 872 all 450 Hoorns and bonnl for mell (:I\ll he hHd nL Burdick II II
as
folkJ\Y~:
a ;1{(lOIW3 furnklhc(l, with hr,r;!'. !\lld light, per ymu'.
Board per Wl'If!t, club lJlun, lthol1t" , .... , , ... , .
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00 75
Hoom~ und board including; fuci ('an be ohtall1cd in pt'i:rnt,c [' ann ... wS [ I'll ,.) rO ';;t. 00 tel ~n qM. 0(11'0'1' "'('ck • Board in clubB orgallized aud n~allaged hy the f1Lu\lCUlS UWW:K:1vel'3 vari~';H ~l'OHI. $3.50 to 85,00 pur weok aeeol'cling to the lucall$ ~:l1ld wr:JwatlOUH of the "(udentR,
Estimated Annual Expenses
n oard, $U)() to 8;),00 per wee-k , UOO!(ls ..
Laundry . Haoko, .
ClaM ducs, etc ,
CvUcge tuitiOll l inddcllta!'i and uxtra::L . Tolnl lor yen!', ..
Self-Support
~120 00 tn 5180 00 10 00 to 72 00 J2 00 to 1:; 00 10 1)0 to ;26 00
~~ 00 in 1000 7:) {lO tv m::. {)O .. !)'2WJ 00 to 3 WI) 00
l\ltHlY of tIll'. gr~tlluntes haY(; ]WCl1 persons of V('I''\: :!rniLed means who 'worked Hwil' way I.,hrough eoilcge. \\ hhl~. t,he;
sc-hool call not, gWIJ";:1:ntC(' work to n11 !1pplif~nntg, cnL.Cl'prlKI~I.~
Rt,tHI('rit~ can I.umally fiwl employment in the to\vn WIth ;.;nhN- fu.elol'Y compellHutioH 1'01' all the lime tJ)ey call l)l'oi-itably spare froUl their lSf,udief{, HOll:w earll ('Hrnlgh 10 111ee(, the 1;J'CH{i'l' pint of Uwi1' eXpflllHt:S, f;t.udellic; ;-:;liould dj,~tinct1y underslund that ,\ylwll iJtf'Y attcl.npL OllLire self-sHpport {.hey 8bould 11'1lgtjWll
their ter1ll of ;;illd.r,
College Yea,
The r,oIle.gc .'1'ro1' eonsisb of three t{'t'nl~ of about twelve W('e1:.s ('-itch. Thel'o i~ a ViL('nUOU aL th(~ holiday::; of ahout two wncks; a week's rceci'iS neal' l~tn.,f,er and a Stlmmet' vae3- tion of about fourtc-e-ll ,,"cnlu·\.
Class Exercises
The c1a::,;,<:j pf'l'i(Hl i:-; OHe hour in lengt.h; in lahoratory work, howeyor) the e1ni'i:-: period iH two hnu)';{,
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There arc no eln<>scs:
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on Saturday or Sunday, Each student is UXpc(,tcd io Imve nt leo:-)L sixtneu 110UfN per week, tl.nd. lllay not registel' for tHOl'C
thall 00vcntcen wli,h the following exeept.icJHs; (1) If a 'f.;tu~
dont· h!ls no I;t,anrling Ips~ than B in the ])l'eeodi1w M 1.01'l1t he may n'gj8i.or for cigllt.C(m hOtH::'. (2) Kt.ndents who havo a gl'nde of A ill. mOll'· lhnJl lUlU' /,hpir \yock niHY I('gi::-;tm' for 11101'<;
Ulan eighteen hour;.; UpOH the nppl'OYHl l)f {he FneHHy.
Frefdllucn \\'110 fail io PHSH in :l,r, len-;,! half or UlOir W()J'k ill a term aro not, n1i~;ibk' for rOf!,'i1:'twiion 1,he next term. ;';opho- lBm'C:5 Hlltst pn~~ nt, le;J.f}.l. two-thiJ'ds of their work, fmll Juuiors;
ocniOl'S rmll Hpeeinl.s at Jeaf-\l' t,hrecHluarlel's io maIq'. Uwm digiblc for rcgiclt.ratiOH the llI~xJ; tcrm,
Unit of Measure or Credit
One elIL,)A period 1H't' week i'O!' ow! ierm, J;-; inken t1~ ihe mlit o( c:tPclit, alld is called n lcnn hour. III mwh com';;e 0\)('
hundrf'fl awl ninnt.y-dght, (el'W JwuJ"; ;iTC r('qnln,-d.
'rhe work or student." 111 Gael! Kub,ietl, is !1;radcd [1:1 ~\,
~xeellent; B, good; (\ {aiI'; D, PfJor; 1:;. eOllditioncd failure;
F, failnre.
Absences and Excuses
It ix exp(:d,ed 1 ha.t no f'lLwlf'l1!: wiU btl ah:--;t"lrL from
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class period ('xcept ill 0:lSe of !l(:0(,SKity. HCHsr;lls fot' nhseuc(; frolll cJns~Jl'::; aro HHiJlllif,ted to n (;(l!lHlliLtci' of the ft.lCully known nc-; tlw (;OllllllH Lc.o ou AIJR(~JH~\':;;, ,\11 ('xell:-;CH tne granted with the lUHJ('c-{tawHng Ulat tiu: ,\york miss('d \yl!l hn Hladc up to tlw ~;d,iBfacfioll of the iw~ll'act{jl', llll{'XCtl.'·lnd absent·cs in CXG(~Hz-{ of t,W!CC LIla llUln1.)(.'.l' of l'('eiJ.,af,iOllK per \vecle ,vill lower t,hn gmdo one }uttc!'. IGaeh :tl)~eHep Ol'CH1Ting within t,hrec daYR precediug' 01' following It rCC0SK 81m.!1 count: {,\VO, :mJ {'Hoh llnOX(jliHod ahserwD In exces~ of tho !1IIIHbc'.1' of l'w'j!.atiOlli--i ncr week Hhali (';onn(: [,\YO. 'Two 11Ilf'XCllsed tardinesses eOt;nt aB 011('. nncxcH8cd absence, Ahsences) ex(;wwd or llll{'Xeu:..:.ed, ill eXeC';{H of thl'(;O 1 imt'8 the illlmbcr of r-eeiLu.tloHi'3 PP!' week will 1)(; cnnH:idul'('d HufJkiell~ 1'(,[18011S foJ' Ku~peni--iioll frolU the courSe,11
Examinati(lUS
Ji'inal examinations are held fit t-lw, cloE',(\ of caeh .t01'1l1, in addition 10 occasional written tests during the tena. 11 ee~
",HI he nhaTge(l for nn cXfunil1utions ["·aken hy tbo;--;e not fc?nlm members of clns::lf'il) or at ot.hpl' linleR than t,hose appOinted fot' the daBs (~xaminaLiollB.
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ADMISSION
C;andidate,c; foJ' ~Hlmi:'{t'ion to 1,hc rn:sluwHi. dfl~;) must he; aL l(;n~(-, MixLeen ,Year;:< of nge Hud lnn:--;t IH'()sent cej'tiJi{~ale<-j of ~ood mOt':-tl eiwxaetpr, The pnrLtcnlnl' rcquil'P1Uf'HL'4 for efllnllwe ai'() explairw.l b('~IO\v. ]?wpflt'atOl';'V work i,;, cstinw tcd ill
Il HniLs," T'hr. Hllnit J ) l'epl't~:'{(mts a. eOlll'Se or five rf'ei(-.:ltioml weekly thronghout, nn aeadcmie yenl' of Lhe preptlxatol',Y Hchool.
Fifteell .( Ullih:; J! 01' nn (I.quivalont l1llll',!, be offered.
Entrance Requirements
EKGUIi-II. ~) 1 !llii s. The eandidnie musf; be- J:nniiim"
with olommlILry Theto]'i(:, both U:i n, se;ien(:o ilnd ;~n urt) alld mu~L lw proliehmt. in <:1pdliug, lJuudnaUoll, l{liOln a,lIcl dh,jgion into paragraphs. Pl'cpnyuj-ioll Hms(, lndndi: the work in
BugERh Vl'c;:,erihctl hy the \';-[1'10W-: ("o1!ei~e ussoda-Uons_
]I:rrch fltntlcnt nmSL be nb~(~ to pa~s till eXl1mtllution UpOll ten bookH l)c1cdf'd from 1:111' li:::t pr-c;.;eriheil 1>), the r.ol1ng:e entranco a",.~oeiatjon~. The- fullowing ten at'('~ n)(~onnncud('d:
Shnk(,Ap(,:\I'(~)}l Julius Crt~snr, tlfld rrhe l\'h~l'ehn.tlt of Venire;
The Hi]' no~~c-I' do C\,\'(~d.y Paper;.;; UoldslHith'~ The Desf'l'Lc:d Villng(;; Scott's lva.tIlIne; Ha.w('ho!'lh;'B The. H()Ui'D or tho Hev\;!l G~thleH; lrvl!lg\" Sketuh Hook; HJlhkin-'H SCSIlHW and Lilie:-;; LoweU'H 1'hc Yi:sion or Hir LalHlfal; Longfellow';.; C\Hllt- ship of 'J,1il('s Htandjsh.
In addition to the ahoyo n· thoron~h fitlHly of Pilch of the.
work;.; named belt}"'.v lH n:qllinvL 1'lw cxmniH[ttioll 'iyiil be npon subject 1l1lltlri.'J form mId 8lrue(ul'(,"
Hhn.kespeu]'c's :MaeheLh _: 1\1illon's L' Allegro, II rrnseroRo and COHlUSj or Tem)ys01t',s I(lylI,~ of tbe lGng; Hui'l<c;);-; Spct'rh (m C\mcilintion wHh Ameri(;a.. 01' Wa"hing{-ou's L!'tU'f:W6U
Addl'C"i-t':l and \Vermt{;r's. Buuke!' niH Oration; wlncaulnyJ,s Life of Johnson) 01' Cal'Jj-'I(~l:-; ESt'HY 011 Bnrnr.
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Il'ou]inG~- In\NGtAGEH. 4 nnits. l,alin grammar and COlll- position; Cmsnl'J four books of the Cta.1lie \Vnr; Cicero, six oratio1l3; Virgil, idx books of 1,])(; AOlWid, Or eqniva.lents; or fOlll' unitil from not morc th:Ul three of Hw follOWing: Latin_, Gredcl Gcullnu, Frcnch, SptJ,lIi.'lh.
ThiATliJ'}:'lA'J'WH., 2 nnils. Elementary Algein',l'l induding fundullH;uCul oIWrDLiol)l4! fa(;Lorillg) fn~cHollsl ratio) propor- Cioll, fnclicahl
1 quunraticl'lj Plann Geometry, il1dtldin~ the H(,l'nip;bt line, flll!!;le, eil'de, p]'oport'~Ojt, ryimilariLy, and areas.
Scn:;:'l"cli:, 1 llnil-,. Biolo[.;y, Botnny, PhysioJ()~},') h"oology, Phy:.)ie:tl GcognwllYJ PhYBi(~l'l or C':lwmiHLl'y. Any OlW may IH~
offercd.
El~I,~el'Ivn. f) llliit~ in addit-ioll to tIt{: nhove Hllbjccl~, Candida!!';;, may- Bnh~titute \HW uniL of selt',uec and 01]0, unit, of arlnlfw('tl matlwUJatics for LWO I1niis of fo},pip;n 11uq.;;unge.
Ci1Hdida1A's for f,he; degree in Ceramie EUf.,!;inceritlg ~honld offer Solid G{'Dlll(-'Ll'Y tHlcl Intel'H1c(}inte AlgdmL
T!;nI;JhlJI ..•.
~r:ttlWH!;ttk'"
r10reign JAWgllug(';3, r;deuce ..
l~li'.ct·iYQ
Sutnmary
:1 nnHs 2 unit;'!
,j unib~
1 uuit 5 units AdmiHHioIl j~ g:l.illcd either on G(;r/:ifieaJe or on oXillninaLioD , as follows:
Admission on Certificate
RgC:NiXT;';' CHEDHNTIAJ;S. .-.I'll\; (,lcd(:ur-ials of ihe UnivL'l'c<ity of i,itc. HtaLe of New York arc aceept.ecl iW:d:eatl of an exa.minrr,·
bon in t,hc suhjects required for -:ulmifisioll.) so far as 1hey (:OVei' thct),,'\ I'cqni]'(lJUPJltl1. (For dC;Af;ripLiou of snhjccL~) *'\t:' /*;ulrrmc0 Requirorwnls.)
PnINcIPAl,'5 CFiHTlli·lCJ\'LJ;;. Ccrtlfieu,te~ arc Hl~w rccoiV(,d from prineipnJ~ of prepn.ralory or high ~ehoolf; ou(;;idc of Nnw YOl'k St,atl'; providetl Bueh schools are known to the facully for thoroughness of ;tHltrlldion, Bueh (:ot'tHic.n,te l1lU~t
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Adn1ission 011 BXflmination
Candidnl.cR who fail it) presont;. r:4nJbfnet{)ry certificutos HJn~t
png~
a written examination ill t.he n'f)uired Huhjccl:s. '"1'01' the eOll~Fni:lH'(; of f:::LudcHh'l not hn.ving ,sHell e('rl;ificatcR
Ctlt:'~~nee"
exmlllHHllODd Hrc hold nt Alfred on Lhn day prceedin;rcgldtl',l,!,l011 day (1'hursdny, September 2-'1-,101])). n Conditioned Students
No Ri.BdoHL.CUD cnt,or ihe freshman eJw~g conditioned in mom than one lunL TJllS ('olldi{,jon Humt be reulOv{,d withil~
ono ye.Ll'.
Admission to Advanced Standing
Sl,udcttt~ from otIWl' sehoa)::;, haviH.K a course (,:tluivnlnnt to tl,laf, of t:he New York H~ai(: SdlOOIJ lllJ1y cntcv a,t the point fl om wilwlJ. t,hey tJd({~ rl1.s1Hlssa 1, UPOIl l)]'oRcntat,ion of .'inHB- f[wtol'Y ent't,lhCl,lJ,c:S of skwdiug fwd ehaTilcT.er) inoluding an honnl'l1ble dlsHHBsaf.
Senior Thesis
Thc~o is requ~rf:d of caeh OHlldicIl1i.,n fot it degrce n tlH;,"lis) for w~l!d: f1 cl'Otllt of two hOUl'ti ill e&nh semester of the Sanim'
~ual' JS gl~ren. ,The titJc of t,lw t,hmiR Hll1St he ehnsoll ill the field of CCH'nHllCS .Hot latcr till\Hl Noycrnbcr 1, and HUlst he aPlH'oved by the dtrector. The thesis shaH t:mbody the w:':iuhs
III
of actlld independent l'cscareh, n.pproval not later th'\ll M>1Y L
depm~itcd with lJlC director.
*'
:wd lU118t be 3uomitkd for A typewril:ten copy must be
Graduation
\Vhi]o no bhldoiliJ will])(~ pel'lllitLefl {",o gra.duate wi{,h 11 :smaller el'Nlit thau one hundred ,,:-litl nincty-cig;ht tCl'm hours, foul' [n11 veal'S of rcsichmC work 'will be rellUll'cd in either l:onrf.:C,
VP()~ st,udentg who ;i,H,{ji:'>frwtorily complete the (;OLH'He in C(,l';}mie EIw~ine(\ring;1 Alfl'ed Ullivet'GiLy will eonfel' the (}(\!l;l"ce of Haehelor of Seiennc in CcoI'mnie I'j~~lgirwcringJ aud upon students
\vho sa.t.if:.lfacLorily complel,(' tlw COHl'Se in Applied Art t.he df'gree of l-h!dwlor uf Beicmee in App1iNl .Art..
'" Any student, elediliJ,!; to work If! the SUHllfl.fll' time ::-t, it!! "PPJ'o\'p\l ltllmll'
bet,ming plaut lIlay be !)X<''J00d frolll ;), thC:-;IR .amI \\ IIi fee('IY()- dne credit at 1,he discretion of the Director,
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COURSES OF STUDIES
Conrse in Ceramic Engineering
First Year
rt',,'f Tel'fli /,'tcond 1'cnn 1'Mid lj'Crit?
Alp;nhl'ft, Trig;. < 5 Atlt:.!yt.i(ml Gn01H" , {) Awdy!.ical GC(lIiL. J Chemistr.Y l. :l Chembt.r.'{ I. .,
.,
Cll(;lllistty l. :l(jl'rOWll or 1')'(;n\'11 .. " UernW_ll or Fn.'lIe.h. .,
German Ut FeDueh,
a
"
ElI~liBh 1, .,
Eltglkh J. ;~ English I. :J
" . . .. "
CCfl\llltCi> 1. 1 Crrfomicsl. [ Cernmics [ " .. 1
J'hYBictll 'frainhJg •. 1 1111)'31\\01 Tr~tining. l PhYrtl(,llll Tl'nilling. l
~ociolo:;:y . . " .. " " l l'ahks .l J<':thice .. 1
SCl:Olid VC;lf
~---~-~- ~---~-- _·_w _____ ~~ _ _ _ _ l"il\';f 'l'(.l'Jit
Cu.lcnJtI!"-_
Ph'y~irl'i l:t, lb.
Chemistry 2 Upl'm(ln or French ..
Cnnulll{,s 2.
l'hys!c.nl Trniniug.
Vii'S! Term 1\led){)'nics aml App,
Physic", ClwlI!ltilTY 3 Clw_]!l1dry {}, . ClTlHnic5 :;.
( ;.'olug,y l.
Draaill~, '
Fi'IA Su[\'oyiu;t, . (),rrunies ·t.
Ccmmit''l6.
Thc"IR.
Ceramic Eledive.
:1
r, :l 2 3 1:1 .,
" ,)
~l
2 2
,srcoml 'l'i;nn Cuienlud.
PhYllil'3 I.
(~IH!miFtTY 2.
(~(;tnlf1n!}l' lo'H;lleh,
CC1'nmi('s 2 ..
Physical (rminin~,
Third Year Be<':(>fl(l Term :\lMilanic6 and App.
Phy~ioA . .
CIH;mit'iry c\.
Chcmlf".ll'Y n.
Cenw:ics :1.
(ieolo7-Y
...
Dn!.Hing
"
Fourih Year
a
G
:[
~!
"
"
1
a
"
..
:l :1 :;2
;;
2-
'1'llinl 'l'Ct'1rt C.(tlcuhm PhYl:1ic3 1 ..
Cllcllll1>j.ry " , .
"
G0T1mm 01' French.
Ccr;.tmies 2_
Physical Tl't\h:i!l!~"
Third 'l'!$J'ln
~\IeclIiUtif~K and App.
Physirs Chellli"h'y 4.
Clwlul.-<1.t'v n.
CCH'lJ.lHks' ;[
G-eoto~~y
.. .,.
Drafting:
Tkinl 'l'erm Surveying.
Cnril.mh:" ·l" ..
ChcmiBtry 3 ..
'fJwtolil{
Drafting .. "
Elective.
"
"
;) .,
'.
2
~ j
:1
a
:l 3 2 :2
Phd 'I'frlll DrlJwiug I, Htudio
1 'rnotke .. , , 3Jndding 1, St~lujo
PraeU(J(~ _ ..
Dc,.;ig-n !, Lc,etur()
<:Ind Ktllfliu" . Crn,mics 1, Lee-i'lJl'c.
English 1, gng, Com~
l)(hsitiotl anil fthel:.
oric,
lTll(irwu l,;lI1J4uag,l, Cbcntistrv I . ])h~·.0ica{ 'fnliuitlh_
ELIdes 1.
Fi.lw/ 'j'ernl Dmwil1)1; 21 1'4 t. u dl 0
Pr:tdi('c . ':\{oddiuA; ~, S(unio
Praetict' ..
J)e;,;igrl 2, Lecture and. Btnclitl . Ce.ramic;.; 2, L!!(lturC
amI JAU)()mtory ..
l')llg!lflh ~ ... , .. ' ..
:Modcrn Lnnglltigo.
PhynienJ Tl'(dning.
Artistie ;\mtlomy OJ'
Dr:tfUng; , , .. , .. ,
~
2
2 2 2
a
2 .,
v 1
Coutse in Applied Art
Hrst Vcnt'
. ~~~-,~,~~-, -~',"~"
.-
.. -~ .. ~~Second :I'alll 'l'hird 'Pair!
DnlwlllJ,!; 1. Htudio l'l'HCtlf:f:
f,{odc:ing 1, ~t,udio Pl'fll)t{rc
DCdip;n I, Le('tul'(~
<md S(.mlio.
O;ra::llcs 1. Lec\tUt.
Ii;ngJish l,gng, C()Iil~
P(:i:litlOIl :lm1 nhet- one,., . . . ,.
fHo,h'm Llmg\\tl.J,(c.
Chemistry 1 . J)hy.-:lical ''l'rainitlf;, V:ti:kH 1, .
5(..'ConJ V.;ar Second Term
Drnwin~ 2, 8 t.1 tll () 'Pl'lldiec, .. , ...
Mnficling 2. Stlt(!;o Prilcth~('. : , ....• , l)eClign ::.J,(OctuTn Hull Studio ... ' . , Cm'llllllcs 2, Lecture nnd Lal.)Ol'H tor}'"
l~ngEslt~"
Modl'l'n I.nnguag:c ..
J'h.nJieal Trainiup;.
;\rj,]st.ic .i\.nlttmnv or Drafting .... ~
Third Y CHI' 2
]
:3 3 :;
I 1
2 2
., "
2 :1 1
JJrrtwing 1, studio Pl'iletke,
1\lotJL·Hng 1, Rtudio Pr!H'.tiec.
Dt'-sigu J, Ll'ctnt'Q imd Studio.".,.
CeJ'HflIi(;;; I. I,('i;tufe, English 1, }<;r::g, COXJ)M
}l()fliUon and Hhct- (tt:!.:... . , . ' ...
)'loi.lc,n Litllgtwge"
Cbemistry 1., I'hy.sienl Tl'Hin:ng;.,
lithi~)L, ...
Ij'hii'd 1'um lJrawing 2, S t 11 d i ()
2 I
3 :;
1 1
PrnetiuJ 2-
idOileling; :!, Studio
Pmdice.. 2
Desi~u 2,J,cctl1l"O ,md Studio., 2 CemmicB 2, L!Jd.uJ'{)
;md J.;ahotatnlT. :) English"... 2 J\Iod(>rn IJltuguftgo. :1 ll1IYsical 'l'r.ainillg 1 Artistic Ana1,omv 01'
DrMting ~ ~
~ "~'io!/>J'cl1~"~~~"~-~-So»;;;l~ '1'f';'~:-~~'~~~~ '~T;:i!~(l;;;;:;~-"- Drawitlg :l, ~Hu\.lio
Frontlct;. ' :J
?>lodnling
.,
studio",
Practice .... 2 Dellign ~j, LeotuT(:
fUlIl Studio, .. , . 2 CC1':lmic Lcet.uTcund StuCraJt l1l0
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£, ::lElct,;ti:n! .. 3
History of Al'tj 1.08-
turf~. 2
Cf:'J'tHttirr:; 71 Lilb(Jm~
101':;' . 2
Dnnving a, Studio I)nmLice, , .... ' ..
?llolle/iug :1, SWdio l'radh:tL .. , . DQ;3ign
:i,
J"o!jt~urc11ml Studio.
CcrHmir: Craft, 2.
r,cct:1l'e t~f!{lStudjo
Elcdiv(), .... " ,.
Hi::,~tory of Artl L('c~
tun;., . . .
Cer~Hnici) 7, Lahul"Il- Lory,
a
2 2
2 .,
D
2 2
Drftwing ;),8tudio PraeLice .. , ., ."
J\Jodolilll!; :~, SlluHo llract.ice." ... "
J)cRlgll. 3, Lceture
;~nd fit,udio ... , , ,
C(Jn~mio Cenft~,
I,ednee ;:nd Studio Rkt,Lj I'e , .. , .•.. , llistol"Y of Art. Lec- ture.. ".,.. ""
Ccrnmi('~'l 7. Labora- tory" ,
3 2 2
2 3 2 2 1Il
Course in Applied Art
Fourth Vt'{lt'
Pirsl 1'enn Bn;,-md Terlfl 'l'ldrd Tetm Drawing 4, Studio Drat'i'ill~ it, Stu,lio Dnl'wiuJ; ft,:-; tudio
Prad.ic.c. " el'~:;tit". :1 JlnltJ,jce, .
"
.,
11-'1ode;ing 4, Studio :Mo(lclii1p; ·1, Sl,lHlio J\-1udding 4. Studio
Pntci,ien. ;!. l'radiec. , ~~ Pl'<lntiee. 2
Desi!4l! 4, ],oet\Htl Dct'iAn
"
Lecture Design '1, J,ecttlream! Studio .. ~ :uHI Studio. 2 ;'1110 Studio ;j
COlllposillon, Lne- Composition, Le('.~ COlllpoi1iLion, LCl;,- hu'c )md 8ltl\lio. 2 tura ami St,udio .. 2 t-ure and Btndin .. 2 mrueL,] .. !.',. :1 g!{',,~Jj vo. "
.,
., m(~!'Liyc .,.,
Cel'Blnir:fi 8, Lnbol'i\~ CenlUtleB 8, 1,lliJOl':l- Cl'I'llmi(~s R, Lf\bol'a~
h)!')" .••. " ... ,., 2 lor}' , " 2 tory 2
CerHmil.l.~ U, The:;Js." 2 CUf:J.mir:.s D, Thc"is. 2 9, The::;!s. 2
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SHORT COURSES
Hh()lt conrAeH or t,wn ytnr;:.; ('adl EI'('-ufTered and arc inr-l'mh::d to wed tJw Heeds (!f per-':HJlIS witt! 111'0 mmhle to qualify for a (;unnw It:adiug to a dei!:rr~('. Appli(~aniH Hlltst be at len;{i [H }'CiH'~ of agr~ ami nHl~L f::iyC cvideu{'c of n,hility to receive iIls{,nwtiOll,
""hile thpRe COllJ'SUS are eardHIly plaJmed .':(0 $4 to nW.kc 1,he hcsL Yll);->hlble \IBn of 1Jlw t,rme aVfl_ilahlo, it 10 hoped t,hat no student, will 1'(:[-)[, coni'(mt. wi{.h n ;:;hOl-t, eOlll'i'iO if tho 1'(''1Ui1'0-
tllcnj,:::; for enLranee to a. font" yenr~1 eourKO Cftn J)(lsBibly be mot.
No ;;:ubjeet for whieh el'odit if' givc:n in }1 ::;hnrt. course enll he applied to rontoVO entrnncc conditious to a fnH connie,
Short Course in Clay-Working
First Year
j'vtu.themaLlc..'L .... , . , _ , .. , . . , .. , , . . . , _ . Clvm,lstry 1, Ceuer"l Chemistry, Lcotnl'c aud LaU(}rnLOJ'Y ~ Englhlh 1. ... .,' .... _, _, _ .... _.".
Cel'lunic~ j. . , . , . _ , . , .
C1?J'nmi{:s 2.,., ...
Imh;strial ]I.! I-'chaniCK 1, ..
Imlui'tl'it\tJl.Iech:lnlcl> 5.
PhYl:'icnt 'Twining 1 .... , .
F,thic~ 1 .... ,
Secoud Year CIH;mbtl'Y 2, Qunlitntivc and Quautitative j~Ylv.l'ysis.,
g;.:::l\·~~; 3·.~:::::::::: ... , ..
Cte'mrnicB /L _. . . , ...
IntlU5trial iVlecballicl:l 2., ... ,.
Jmlu"t,rittl i\I(;clllmics 4 ... ,.,.
JlldUlltrjal :\rllch:mics 8 ... _ .. ,.",.
Term lIo'Jfa 3 3 3 J 3 1 1 1 J 17
3 S 3 2
H 1\
H 17\
11'01' pnl'f,leularfl of tho eOHl':5CS seo i.lie dc;.;cripLion of the COlW:lCS in Cer::nuie Ji~Tlgineorin!!:.
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Short Course in Normal Art
rirst Year
Dn'.wiup; 1, Studio l'r:w{.iec (:'>~nJ\c a~ in Applwo Att-s) , ..
1 h~l:li!"n J, T ,ef't,urc tmil Studio (t<tUl!(; ;:" in A;1)1li(\(1 iH'L>') ,
l\lolldinf.. f, Studio Pnwticc... .,.".
Public t:ldlGol Jknvlng 1, lcltudio l'rndiet:.
;',;Il!chatlieal Drawing, ghulin Praetiee,
J)r:\-\\·ing 2, hl,l1dio Pri11.ltiec (;';;1.mo ~'S in Applic(t Art:l). ' J?uhli:,- Rt:llOoi Dnrwhlg 2, Studio Praei.lcfl.
Knl'IIllll TI'uinin<.;, Lednre and Studio.
History of Art, L(~ctme and ltci;it.atiorl!1.
l)tuuio Hours G G G
<l G :10
For COUl'WS in ]l~thies, English, l\'Tod(~rn IIft.ngUfLW~s, PhY:'!ics) IVTat.hpmaU(1R, (;eo]o;,;,)' a.nd --Industrial }'Iechm~ics, see College Catalogue of Alfeed Univomlty.
DEPARTMENTS OF INSTRUCTION
Description of Courses
CERAMICS
Pf(lfesSM BiIlJl!)
Professor Shaw
1. L(~e(ures 011 (Ill.: origin, propoI'tier:; and 1l~0N of ebyF: aud o1,hcl' et~l'i11lJi{'- mai{'rin.l}-l, Types of wnre and lfwthods of nwnufaclnrc:, I';!ClIlCIILtLry gJajje CUl1lJ)(l,,,ition.
Lahoratol'Y pl'acJ.i!!c in Lho operni'io1l8 hnFolved in mallll- fa'~jture, 'The pn:p:n'ation and W:m of fm'tIm) )'noldR and <lieN.
~\Ta.1(illg ,<.mggers} jjg;4ering, pJ't'Bsing and ca'3ting 'pottery.
.iVlaIcing brink awi til<>, The !2;('Hcrn! use of the maehinc cqnipIncnt.
l?irst yeal'. Oue hour 1ecture !J,ud tlVO honn, laboratory.
One houT.
P1'ofCI):501' HimH->.
2. Lt}cLures 011 tl:tn oeean'PlleD, elassi(i(:aJiou tlllCl ideaL)·, fiea.iioH of ela~rf{. The rnanufncLllt'e of all ebtsN0s of ecrarn10 pl'oduds. The theory Hnd PI'IWUC() of riryinf~ ~Illd 1111rning, The eOJUpouuding or d~i,Y mixtun;H, nnd the prot!nc1,i(ln [tnd URe of glf~J'.es nnd eolor,q, The ~lazc: .formula,
Laboratory lH'Hetiee in day tet1tillp;. The HlC'a~UrL'mml t of the ph,Y~ieal properties of elny,;;; and the compollnciil1f,!; or bodice:;
and glazc!". Kiln firing,
RecOlHl yenr. Two hmU"8 lr,ci,nfc und fonr hours bhoratoJ'Y,
1ifu'C(5 hoars. '
Proressor Bi m],'] ,
;3. Leeturos 011 the winning 111lci preparation 01' ebyn, The tecttU(rJog1' or Uw cCl'a.mie iHdw)trio~. The 11Iluernlo.u;i('ul,
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chemical and physical chi!-nW~B whir:h tidw plncc in ebtys, bodies and Khll:rs during their prnpHl'HUOIl; drying and burning.
The tJWOl'Y and pl'R-ct,iec of pyrolllcH',V.
Lnhoratory pl'udiec: in Uw prodnrJion awl Hpplieatloll of 8IipR, cllf,!;obes, en<_~molR, glazes Hnd colol','-L The ]ll'o(lLldiol1, dncontt.ion nnd fidng of DHiHh(\d wares.
Thir.l }T'UL Two hour.,; l('(~turo alHl rOll]' hom'.,", Inborn Ld!'y.
TlttCt: hour.'>.
Prore~so)' Sha\\'.
4-. H,ceitnJ,iom" 011 tho calcu:a.f.lons involved In tho llljxing and blending of eOl'amie !.liH tcria!R in bodi('1'{j p,;lav,cs and eolotf:L The use or ana lys('s. Thn dc~igniHg of clCrlt't'> for g:la7.o Ktudy.
Chetnieul :lnd phYHieal 1'1'0])1('111:; in ga:.::, volulHe rdatioH;;, heni:, cornlmst.ion and tlw onlorifie value of fnnls.
FOlll'th yelle Two hOlU'H reeita.Lioll, fj1wo Iww's.
Prolom!Or Khaw.
p), Lectl1res 011 tJw raw materiah.;, pl'epnrat,ion, ('ompOlwding and muuufaeWre of Uw v_HJ."im18 LYPCR of glnss and enmttcL Labol'aLory prad,(ce in the Pl'OdlWLion .and t.p,..;ting of nniOlJB
t,ype~ of p;hlH:i awl (HUlme!, :::pcnlaJ ernphaBi;-,; hcing laid 011 tbo
I'cfl'ae1;011(;~ used in theK(' industries,
ji'Olll'Ul.VCUl', 'I'W(1 hour;') leelurc and twelve IU)I,1l\'4 lubvra.Col'Y.
Five llOlII'S,
(L Lec!,m'().'l on i,lh:: raW tT1:1,tnl'inli::, pn:plH',tf,tuli; compuHwling and mll:UUra('tnre of rerraelOl'iCB. liIlWH) pJast,cl'B, natllr~; nnd POl'iJa.ud CC:~llellts. Thn theo!'y of hydnmlicity and tlwreadions
iHvolvc~(t in lWlmrfact'ure. l\{eUwils oj' ('('i:)~illg.
LabonJ-t;oI'Y [Jrttdice- Itt the pr(jdJ(o~ina HJtd feRLing of w!- fra.ctoriH:->, limo, pin81-Cr and CnlTlClIt, ~1n(l the study of their physica.l properties, The nr;e of Lhe dr:et,l'ic furnace in the study of dehydtation, laf.!; Glll'Veb, melting points, cuteetics :Jlld
t.he Yi~:H:oxity of rllScd mitwrah; awl minel'al Htixt;llre~,
Fourth yc~nl'. Twt. hour,;,; leeCHre :tnd twelve hOIll'E laboral,oJ'Y. FiuG hours.
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7. Labol'tltory ])l'aeticc for nrC studeuts. The product,ion of form by molding. Tho prcparalioll of v;laz(\..; fur deeoraJ,ivc:
pot.Lcry.
Third year. Four hOllI'S laboratory. One hOIn'.
Profc~sor l~inns.
8. Lahora;~ol'Y praeti('('; in eontinuatioll of eOlll'SU 8. The
pn'])lu·.a"(ioi) Hnd lIse of HlHh'TV;JU.Zt' (:0101':". Glar,ei) for {}olol's, Co1orci1 /2;IHZPfi. The usc
or
tIle potft·r's w!wcL[i'oud-,}l. yellr. Four hont'::: bhot;tLory, ()ar" 1ww'.
Prof('~'Sol' Binns, IJ. TheHis.
F'OHlih year. Hix h011rs inborntm'y. 1'U'(J hours.
Professo}' Binns, ])roft!s;;,;or Rhnw.
CHEMISTRY
Professor Bole
CIH':.\lIfiTH\' J. A thortJll~,;h eOUtf)C in the t.heory and pl'in- (:iplu; of the seicnee of clwllliRLry; eOV(Willf!; j\kXHUdol' SHliCh}""
Collflg(~ Cb(~mif:itl'Y· [L i;,; ,'>lIpposed thal, Htndents cllteriog
thi~ COlU'SO r;hall hayc had high SdlOOl phY,,)lcB, Hnd prdcl'nbly high school ehcmi:-;iT}'. Lect.lll'C and recitutions,
two
I1OlIY8,lahorniol'Y one houL
2. Q{nI~L'I'XnYl'~ A:X,\V{n[~. Tli(, dnbtikd M~pl.Jl'ation of the Inetnl<iJ n01Huf;tals and Hf:id radicul". Tile stlldent is l'C'qnirc(l to R;JP!Y Ute tbeory leUl'llN[ ill (~nllr",C' 1 anil (,n expb:n the
1't):l8011 for eueh n~adion. The ionie theory, B()1nbilit,y l)fo(luetl
Inw
of COll(;()Utrntioll, hydrolysl;)) tunplloh:ri<: hydroxides; cte' l arc studied and appIieaCioH made in tItp Ecparatiolls.A lahornLory ('OHrso eonKisl,ing of fOl1l' houl'i{ of lniwrntory work a \\'(;(;1;: Unoll~hout, the yCUl', wiUt one hour lceLilrc, Tnxt- book! Sr,inglJ1,l,. Prercqui;jih\ (:our;;c 1 or Jt:; cquivuhmt.
Three how's.
:1, QU.\~T1'J'NnVE .l\K:\LrsT:::t. A IabornLot"y eOtlrkc of four honrs with a weekly lcetlll'C throughout the ycnr. ~rh(; \York
em!JJ'ae('~ the priJleip:i1met,hocl,q or f!;l'Ilvimd,rie, vnlumetl'ie and 24
elcctro-cheIuieul arwJ:ysIC<J aud tho usc of the refcrence works and 1hc chernical joul'tlnlH. This course givc-s quantitative;
appliea.tion of t,he la.wB which arc- .studied qualitatively in eoursc 2. Prc1'Oqlli;.:it-OR! COUrSer-; 1. and 2. Three hou:r.').
4, Tl';CIlNlC'Al) ANAT~Y8.1N. Lceturcs and lahnl'ulory work The anl·tl:vsis of silicate and carbonatn rock:; iN earripd out, in dei ail. The 8indent if', given tho opportullity to (~om}Jaro difreruni", methods of anaJysls rather than io follow any ,"pccifi('d method. Prercqui81v1s! eOlll'Sefl IJ 2 and ~~. Tlm'c honrs. 11 and Ill,
5. GAS AND JI·UNY. }\NAI.l'YHTS. One honr lect.ure a.nd four hnul'r. l{lhol'atDl'Y. The complete n,na(y.sis of fiue! illuminating uIHl naturu1 gaS(;R is cnl'ried 01.11 in the lahora.tory. The kindy of thn variouh fUl'lK is talenl np nlld diffncnt s;-uuplp", are analyzed I);,"" Uw stndenfj , The student JS i;ltughl, to US!; the OmaC a.nd Ht!H111cl's nppm'flJu8 and the 1)(11'1' cHlorilxwf,er.
Pl'ercql1i,':litct{, eoUt'RCS 1, 2, 8; ,:1. Jli-lJC hours. III.
(), PJJYrilC,H, CUt'nflO';THY. 1n{,roduc.t.iQJl t-o Hw conenpts of phYkietd dtl';mi:::try, 'fhe lint ~em(;ster i;,> tukf'H up wit-IT a
<totailed i'lltltdy or tbe qun,ntlLa,lin; bWH ,e;OY(~I'Ujllg ga;,-;(;.,<! UquidB!
soiid~, and Rtlh.sfu:tee,:'; In HOlllLioll. During- til(: ~ceotJd {,(mu
it ,'4lwly of tho phru.;t:-ntl(, nod clcctl'o-che:lli~:,r:r \,» I·akclt HIJ and n. detniled Ntudy of the laws of clwll1ietl1 eCjtLilibriluu nuel applicntioJ),') or the Name iN carried Ollt. Prerecpddf:('s, (,OllrdCH"
1 a.nd 2, 'p./I;O hou?'s.
APPLIED ART ,'Hss Binns i\'iiss 1::{lsdkl<
Drawing
l, Fl'cchand {lrawillg; lH}l'H!lcctiv{;, Charcoal drn\vi!l!'!; iro!tl the :l.nUque. Detail of fi~llTe and lUU I:gnrc from f;asn,
[t'h:;L year. ;';ix hours Ht,udio. l'lU(} luran:.
2. Drawing from Uw fUJ.t:iqU0 eontinuc(1. \\-'a(,('1' coloI' rl'Oj) I
still-lire lLnd flower;;. COlnpositiml and vnhto III their reluUolI to d(~Higll,
rioeond yen,]" Si:; bout';; s(,udio. Two houfs.
a,
'Vater nolor paiut,iug from f'till life. Drawin~ fwd paint- inA" frorn ]He. Pasti'!1, pel1 i.luel ink, autI Ih;llcil rendering.'T'hird year, Six honn; :.;tHfiio. lPln(';c lwu)'.::;.
:1, Drawin:;,: and l)aiu{,ing from lifr:.
]1'ourt.lI yell1'. Six liOHt'S studio. Three /WUl'S.
Modeling
L Elemcntary modeling f1'on1 the CHiit. Tirnc skctchce 0[' Ol'lHLI1HmL Simple orWllUcnt fml1l original def31gns. P1n.ster-
"""'Ill!,
in relief.Pottery huilding, Dc(~ol'[\,tion of pottery by lllcisinp;, in~
laying) !:ilip paint-ing, piercing, etc.
, Fit'ilt :r(~nr. Six hOllrs studio. OHC lura:!'.
2. lHodeliug rrom tJwantiquo. Time BketdH's of ornamcnt.
Plastcr caBting in the roull(l. lVrodelinp; for terra eotCa from Ol'jgillal dt-signs.
PO('ltel'Y huilding and cieeornJion of pnttel'Y.
S(!(:ond Y('tll'. :-)ix hOlll'H studio. Trwo honr.'),
:-3. IVT odelill.t!; from 1ilw antiqlle Hnd from lltt.ttn'e. l\.fodd~
iug for tCtTH eotkL from original (ki~ign~, n('Coratioll of wllecl- made poLLm'y l),)' Ulodoling;, by Hlld{"rgln.z(~, inlaid J!:!azcs.
Third yenr. Six hOlll'!:'I ~tudio. 'Two honrs.
1. :l\1odcling fl'om the figllm and from ttnimals, Application
t,(1 ll10(lelod defloration, Advanoed work in the ltlocielinf!,' and rleco}'nJ,ing of pottery.
FOllrth year, Kix hottl's stlldio, 'l"wo houts, Design
1. DCNigulng of genmet,ri(: ornmncnt. 'The study of hii:itoric ormunent. '.elw desi~ning of simple ornament. in hiHtoric 8tJ!lcs, Applicntion of DrmUUcllt to i:lurface pa;ttcrlls, tiles,
pottery, mO~tics, etc.
Finjt year. One hour leeturc) fOllr honrs studio. 'Two Iwnl's,
2, Applioutioll of Ol'namoni', eOlltinnnd. 111uminat.ing book dceoi,'al.ioll) luU01'lng, textile::!; ef,e. Dev(:lopment. of l~olor.
8ceond yoar. One hour lecture, fivo l1OU1'::> Htudio. 'P-wo !tours.
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3. DeHigll as applied t,o Ceramics, rvlodcled designs, \VaU- paper. Illuminating, i f stained 11 glass) ete.
Tl'hird year. Onc hOllr lecLurc] fivc hom's studio. TU10 hmf.Ts.
4. AppliCl1tion of Ol'nWt1nnt C'-ontinncd. Prok:sBional ren- dering.
Fourth yca.l'. OnC' bonr lecture! five h0111'S studio, T'U:(J
hm.lf8.
Ceramic Craft
RLudy Hnd production of cera.mic ""n,res. Rcliition of usc and bel1uLy_ Hand amI maehin(; \vork. Professional rcmlcring.
Third ycar. One haul' Ir-~ef,lJre and three bonn.; studio. 'FVJO Iwut.'>.
Artistic Anatomy
LeetureA dealing \\rl{;h the bones and l11tl3(~ks of the bodYl ilhlK(,rnted with analytienl drnwingd. (~onijLl'uetioll of aHntom~
jea.! figure from rnemory,
Third yt}ar. One hour lcetUl'OI thn.'.c hours studio, r.Pwo hours.
Composition
8twly of the laws of composition a;.t mInted to SGllJl)t.Ul'C.
Tho ww of the figuro in dccora.f"!ivc modeling for terrfl. enCtn.
Designing and making of sneh objQots as ilow(w 1~01dc1'8, book ends, etc.
Fourth yenr. FOllr houl's s(;udio. 'Two hmO's.
History of Art
Lectures alld recitations illlls/,l'atcd wiLh phoLogrnphs fwd slide.q) on the history of n.rt nthl the appl'Dciatiion of heauty, The beginllini!:s of art. IDJ.!.:yptiLlll! Greek and Homan art.
Tho llJ·ts atHl oraJts of Hw IVTiddle rl'110 paiuting nnd sc~dptul'e of Ule Renaissance. ::\Iodcru art. Heiuach's
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(1 IIiHtol'Y of Art Throughout the Ag8S/' is uscd as a tcxt-hoole with tjupplelllcut;ary reading and keeping of note-books.
Third year, Two hOllrs rceitat,iolls. Two honi's.
NORMAL ART Miss Binns Miss Posdick
Drawing
1. Sarnc as Drawing 1 in Applied Artfl COllrfle.
Ji'ir,s(-, year. Six hOUl"R studio.
2. Name as Drawinp; 2 in Applied Arts COllrse.
Becolld yoar. Nine hour,:; Htudio.
Design
Hame aR Desig-n :1 in Applied Arts C()un'l(~.
Fin·;t year. One hour lecture, four hOllr;:i stwlio.
Modeling
Elcll)(.:lltaI'Y modeling from the easL. -:\foclelillg frOtH memory of animalH, e[iC. Story illusLral,ioll. Sanel La-hIe work. f-)ill\pl(~
decomCc(1 tiles) 110 Lter;y, e(;e.
Firsl; ycal'. Six hOLLrs Rliudio.
Public School Drawing L Ji:xnl'eil-ms ill bla(~,kl)()a]'(l drawitlg-.
naLlln~. Tillle :-;kdclwii. [lOSp drllwillg:.
FirHL year. Six hourH f'5Llldio.
2. KxereiH()s in l)lrLckboard drawing.
anilnals) ])1anl;s, ete. Illlwtra(;ive (il'<Jwitlg.
8t~eoud year. Rix h()ur~ ;-;t,u<iio,
Pml(~it drawing from -K'{(;reiBes in licaehinr;.
Pellcil drawing of 1\icmnry,sketchiJ\g.
Mechanical Drawing
Cieomdric pl'olJIem."l. Uf;() o[ ill::;(,nllnelltB. ltcadill,g of world tlp; drawings. \Vol'killg drawinu,'H from frcnlland HkeLcbe~.
PCl';-;podi ve ~ketchiJ)g from plnlt. Drawiug to i:icaln.
II'in;t, year, Six hours sl,udio.
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Normal Training
L8ctiums on the theory of teaching, methods of criticism, mdhods of sllpervision. Observation of work ill local schools.
\Vorking out of :ut problems for the gradeR and High School.
Keeping of lloto-boolm and portfoliofi of work. Exercises III
teaching.
Second year. Ono honr Iceture) fiix bOlll's i:itudio.
History of Art Same as in Applied Arts Coursn.
Second year. Two hOllrs lecture and recitations.
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DEPARTMENT OF INVESTIGATION AND RESEARCH
Clay Testing Professor Binns
Tho SLttLe School of Ccmmic,~ is fitted, and tho ex!,,,,,!,, ill churge ut'(~ qnalified, fol' the profe;;.:;ional examination and testing of days for oconomic purposes. Such days rnay be clnssilicd under (,ho foliowing hcttds:
(0) J(aolin, \,,,,hiL,c burning residual clay.
(6) KuoHu, white burning, w:1:-ihcd Io:1' mfll'keG, used in the manufacture of pottery, porcelain n,nd paper.
(c) .13::111 day f white Dr el'eam lmrning, sedimentary day of high plustieity, m.;crl in pot,tory manufacture.
Cd) Stone ware day, gray OJ' nream lJUl'niug, more or less sandy in chul'llctcl', uBed in stone ware ll1n.nufaetul'c.
(c) Fire clay, buff or 'white lmnlingJ rOfl'Hctory, 1180d fo1' TUaHufueture of fire brick
(f) Ilrick clay includhlg colOlwl clays and shales, used for the fflanufaeture of brick and We of val'long quulit.ies {j,nd dcscriptimm.
Ji'or oneh of the ahovc dasses special tests 1-1m n(;e(1R~;u'y j aud the ohut'!:;es made ure proportionate to Lhe work required.
A l'Oporj, UPOll ouch sample will be furnished ,wid lIlusl b"
lUldel'Rtood to refer ortly to the samples submitted wtlesH tho exports aro lIlstructed to cxmninc the doposit and prepare thell' 0\\,11 sarnp]OB, in \yhich ca80 special clw.rp;cs
wm
be ll1ade.Th(; report includes phy:-::.ieal test,s, and cl10mical mlalysls 'where necossary.
Adviee as to washiHg or other preparaUon of tho day is ablo gi VOH, toget,lwl' with au opinion ~::.)'} tn tho industry to whioh the material111ay be applied.
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Industrial Problems Professor Gilms l>rofcssor Shaw
The pl'oblerns inc.idental to tho manufacturo of clay \\'iU'QS
are regubrly investigated at the school. Ivla.nufllctnrCl'H arc invIted to presont qnm;tions for study. I\~l'sOIlS rnsidcnt within the t;tnte :11'0 entitled to reasonable sorvices \vithout charge.
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