LAKEPORT ACADEMY

Prof. John Overholser established the Lakeport Academy in 1884, shortly before the Clear Lake College ceased to function. The school was first located in a building at the corner of Fourth & Forbes Streets in Lakeport, which had been the former Lakeport Grammar School. It originally was up on the hill, but had been moved downhill to the corner of the lot to make room for a new Grammar School. Joseph F. Edmands had a harness shop in the lower story of the first Academy. The new academy had four pupils on opening day, but sixteen before the year was over. Professor Overholser taught alone for two years. Later assistants were Miss Rooney, Miss Eloise Boone, Miss Sara Haycock.

In 1890 he built a two-story Academy west of what is now Del Lago. The Academy continued until the formation of the Clear Lake Union High School District. In 1900/1901 the Academy ended and the building was leased to the new High School District and Prof. Overholser became the science instructor in the new High School.

Lakeport Academy
CATALOGUE
Lakeport, Lake Co., Cal.
1884 - 1887

Location.

Lakeport Academy is located at Lakeport, the county seat of Lake County, Cal.

The town is situated on the shore of Clear Lake in what is known to be the most beautiful and healthful portion of the State.

While it affords good opportunities for social and moral improvement, it is free from the many allurements which lead the young astray in large cities, and parents in sending their children here can feel assured that physically and morally they will breathe a pure atmosphere.

Establishment and Purpose.

The school was established September, 1884, to supplement the prescribed course of the public schools, and give pupils the opportunity of a thorough academic course of instruction.

This course enables them to obtain certificates as teachers in the public schools or to enter on a collegiate course.

A liberal and increasing patronage for the three years of its existence has demonstrated that the need for such a school, and its usefulness, is recognized by the people of this and adjoining counties, making the Lakeport Academy a prominent institution of Lake county.

Courses of Instruction.

There are four courses of instruction: English, Scientific, College Preparatory, and Normal.

An energetic pupil can take any one course and may select additional studies from the other courses.

ENGLISH COURSE.

The English course prepares the student for the ordinary requirements, both business and social, in the common walks of life. The design in instruction is to develop mind - not to collect facts.

SCIENTIFIC COURSE.

This course teaches accurate observation, and disciplines the mind for systematic investigation. Students are required to make many of the appliances required in demonstrating principles and laws in physics, and to do practical work in all studies which admit of it.

COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE.

Pupils completing this course will be prepared to enter the Freshman year at the State University.

NORMAL COURSE.

The normal course embraces those branches in which applicants for teacher's certificates are examined.

MUSIC.

Students desiring to study either vocal or instrumental music, in connection with the academic course, can make favorable arrangements with Miss Emma Thompson, Principal of the "Home School," who is well qualified to give a thorough musical education.

[It is in contemplation to consolidate the "Lakeport Academy" and the "Home School"; in face, a movement is now under way to form a joint stock company, and to incorporate the same under the laws of the State, for that purpose. As soon as the necessary amount of stock is subscribed, commodious buildings will be erected, which will include boarding accommodations for such as desire, on the Mount Holyoke plan.]

Courses of Instruction.

ENGLISH COURSE.
First Year - Reading and Orthography, Penmanship, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, Litearary Work.
Second Year - Reading, Word Analysis, Grammar, Arithmetic, History U. S., Physiology, Literary Work.
Third Year - Rhetoric, General History, Botany, Algebra, Physics, Natural History, Literary Work.
Fourth Year - General History, Physics, English Literature, Political Economy, Literary Work.

SCIENTIFIC COURSE.
First Year - Reading and Orthography, Penmanship, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, Literary Work.
Second Year - Reading, Word Analysis, Grammar, History U. S., Physiology, Algebra, Literary Work.
Third Year - Rhetoric, Botany, Physics, Geometry, Natural History, Literary Work.
Fourth Year - Trigonometry, Natural History, Political Economy, Literary Work.

COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE.
First Year - Latin, first book, Penmanship, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, Rhetoric, Literary Work.
Second Year - Latin Reader, Latin (Caesar), Greek, first book, History U. S., Physiology, Algebra, Literary Work.
Third Year - Virgil, Xenophon, Grecian History, Roman History, Geometry, Literary Work.
Fourth Year - Cicero's Orations, Memorabilia, Trigonometry, Literary Work.

Requirements for Admission.

Applicants for admission must be able to read in fifth reader, and be correspondingly advanced in other branches.

New pupils desiring to enter advanced classes must give satifactory evidence of thoroughness in the branches that should precede.

Pupils should enter at the beginning of the term, thereby securing the advantage of continuous study, and avoiding the discouragement attending entrance in a class after it has passed over part of the subject.

Lecture.

During the school year, evening lectures upon various scientific and educational topics will be delivered, to which the pupils will have free admission.

Library.

A good library of reference is connected with the Academy. There is also physical apparatus and a geological cabinet for the practical study of the corresponding sciences.

Literary Society.

The Philomathian Literary Society, composed of the students of the Academy, gives an opportunity for literary culture, and for acquiring ability in public speaking.

TERMS OF TUITION.

First and second years, per month……$3.00
Third and fourth years, per month……$4.00
College Preparatory (entire course)

per month………...………$4.00
Normal Course, per month……………$4.00

Tuition payable in advance

Students 1884-85

First Year: .. Normal Course: ..

Biggerstaff, Fred Lakeport Boone, Eloise Lakeport

Biggerstaff, Norine Lakeport Burriss, Josie Lakeport

Boone, Bower Lakeport Colwell, Viola Lakeport

Colwell, Nellie Lakeport Combs, M. Sue Lakeport

Combs, Carrie Lakeport Crawford, Linne Lakeport

Daly, Fannie Lakeport Dinsmore, Bessie Lower Lake

Faught, Maggie Lakeport Frazier, Anna Lakeport

Greene, Wellie Lakeport Haycock, Mary Lakeport

Haycock, Charles Lakeport Smith, Eunice Lakeport

Hobbs, Lillie Lakeport

Jones, Mary Lakeport

Lane, Willie Lakeport

Lee, Cass Lakeport

Levy, Celia Lakeport

Levy, Rebecca Lakeport

Moore, Crigler Lakeport

Parrish, Katie Lakeport

Spencer, Abraham Lakeport

Students Students 1885-86

First Year: .. Second Year: .. Normal Course: ..

Arnold, Cora Kelseyville Biggerstaff, Fred Lakeport Biggerstaff, Norine Lakeport

Broback, Walter Hopland Conner, Grant Lakeport Burriss, Josie Lakeport

Byrnes, James Lakeport Haycock, Charles Lakeport Colwell, Nellie Lakeport

Combs, Carrie Lakeport Hobbs, Lillie Lakeport Combs, M. Sue Lakeport

Gillespie, Joseph Lakeport Keithly, Jacob Lakeport Dinsmore, Bessie Lower Lake

Jones, Mary Lakeport Keithly, Lizzie Lakeport Frazier, Anna Lakeport

Keithly, Georgie Lakeport Levy, Rebecca Lakeport Haycock, Mary Lakeport

Levy, Celia Lakeport McElroy, Harry Lakeport Hopkins, Minnie Napa City

Mason, Alice Lakeport Parrish, Katie Lakeport Nason, Cora Hough Springs

Minstrell, Frank Lakeport Taylor, Josiah Lakeport Nason, Jennie Hough Springs

Moore, Crigler Lakeport Taylor, Lea Lakeport Werner, Erna Lakeport

Morrison, John Lakeport

Neate, Sidney Lakeport

Poston, William Middletown

Rantz, Stephen Lakeport

Stockford, Chas. E. Lakeport

Taylor, Ella Upper Lake

Taylor, Leonard Upper Lake

White, Cheney Lakeport

White, Olive Lakeport

Students 1886-87

First Year: .. Second Year: ..

George Berger Lakeport Berger, Carl Lakeport

Berger, Marie Lakeport Brown, Frank Kelseyville

Broback, Walter Hopland Faught, Maggie Lakeport

Byrnes, Mary Lakeport Gillespie, Joseph Lakeport

Smith, Lu Lakeport Hobbs, Mattie Lakeport

Smith, Mamie Bartlett Springs Jones, Mary Lakeport

Levy, Celia Lakeport

Manlove,Minnie Lakeport

Manlove, James Lakeport

McElroy, Sherry Lakeport

Mills, Willie J. Kelseyville

Moore, Hattie Lakeport

Morrison, John Lakeport

Neate, Sidney Lakeport

Ranrz, Stephen Lakeport

Rickabaugh, Sue Kelseyville

Rickabaugh, Wm. Kelseyville

Shirley, Ethan Kelseyville

Wayne, Maud Oakland

Third Year: .. Normal School: ..

Biggerstaff, Fred Lakeport Biggerstaff, A.M. Lakeport

Hobbs, Maud Lakeport Burriss, Josie Lakeport

McElroy, Harry Lakeport Colwell, Nellie Lakeport

Combs, M. Sue Lakeport

Crawford, C.M. Lakeport

Howe, Frank Potter Valley

Mallory, G.W. Anderson,
Shasta Co.

Nason, Cora Hough Springs

Quigley, Nannie Lakeport

Redpath, John Lakeport

Russell, Grace Lakeport

Smith, Eunice Lakeport

Students Who Received Teacher's Certificates from Board of Examiners:

First Grade: Second Grade:

Biggerstaff, Norine Biggerstaff, A.M.

Combs, M. Sue Boone, Eloise

Dinsmore, Bessie Burriss, Josie

Frazier, Anna Colwell, Nellie

Haycock, Mary Colwell, Viola

Hopkins, Minnie Crawford, Linne

Werner, Erna Howe, Frank

Nason, Cora

Nason, Jennie

Smith, Eunice

Taylor, Lea

DIARY FROM LAKEPORT ACADEMY

May 20-1890   Met the Trustees of Kelsyville Academy. They are anxious for me to take charge of the Academy.

June 6-'90   After school serveral of the citizens met to devise means for raising money to build an academy.

June 21-'90   Went to concert prepared for raising money for academy fund by Mrs. Collier and friends. There was a large audience, good concert and $90.00 net proceeds.

June 26-'90   Morrison boys furnished their steamer free and we took an excursion of 42 persons around the lake in the interest of the academy fund. Recp't $21.00.

July 7-'90   Mr. Clendenin called on me in the interest of Kelseyville Academy. He made me a very good offer.

July 15-'90   Saw Mrs. Carley and viewed and surveyed two acres which she proposes giving to the Academy. Messers Arnold, Steward and I surveyed the land.

July 21-'90   Academy Building begins. Laid off the foundation for the new academical building and cleared off some of the ground. Euvalle Howard and I grubbed part of the ground. A.M. Reynolds, Milton Wambold and I are bldg. com. They were there.

July 22-'90 M. Wambold began boring the well for us.

July 23-'90   The well is fifty ft deep with thirty-one feet of good cold water.

July 28-'90   Began work on my boarding house for the Academy.    Had W. West, Lester West, Euvalle Howard and John Crump helping me.

Aug 28-'90   Worked at Academy.   I wired building for electric burglar alarm. It works well.

Aug 29-'90   Worked on Academy.    John Crump became sick at noon and quit.

Sept 8-'90   I put up the electric bells and connected the telegraph instruments.

Sept 8-'90   Reopened school in the old building with 30 pupils.    List of men mentioned as helping on academy follows: Euvalle Howard, W. West, Lester West, John Crump, Eugene Biggerstaff, Stickle Bros., Oscar Meddaugh, P. J. Christenson, Madison Elliot, Jabez Banks, James Male, Ibillie Banks, Newton Howe and Bryon Marsh.

Oct 30-'90   Taught school for the last time in Frazer's Hall.    After school the pupils fell in line with each one a basket and we carried the specimens and breakable apparatus to the Lakeport Academy.

Nov 1-'90   Taught in the new building for the first time. The building and grounds are much pleasanter than the old.

Nov 6-'90   In the evening lighted our new building for the first time.

Nov 27-'90   Put in connection to the clock from electrical alarm.    Put a transmitter in telephone line. It works well.

Dec 2-'90   Our winter rain set in today.

Dec 8-'90   Make Tableau lights for Upper Lake.   Rec'd two dollars for them.

Dec 11-'90   Students had Spelling and Literary Exercises in the evening.

Dec 13-'90   Made an electric chime of nine bells.

Dec 23'-90   Several of the boys and I made side-walks and filled in at the bridges between here and town.

Dec 27-'90   Put in switches for my electric bells.

Jan 5-'91 Reopened school. Miss Eloise Boone asst. In the eveing met Miss Gertrude Carley who has come up from the city to give a concert for benefit of Lakeport Academy.

Jan 7 & 8-'91   Was Master of Ceremonies at Concert. Total receipts for both eveings $120.00.

Jan 10-'91   James Male, Mr. Wambold, Stephen Rantz, Byron Marsh, Newton Howe and Fred Lea helped on sidewalk.

Jan 17-'91   Worked on academy grounds, Ibillie Banks, Howard Wells, Newton Howe and James Male helped. Geo. Moore and Madison Elliot helped on sidewalks.

Jan 30-'91   Geo. Foree transferred three shares of Academy stock to me as a donation.

Apr 20-'91   Taught school today.   Fred Green helped me to overhaul the plunge battery.

July 21-'91   At 5 oclock in the afternoon Capt. Atherton and Celia, Frank Howe, Fred Coles, Lora nd Nannie Scudamore, Sara and Bill Haycock, Abbie McCraney, Sarah Bingham, Lennie Moore, Mary Lyman and myself start in the yeacht for a cruise.

July 24-'91   Set sail for home.   Each had an enjoyable time.

Aug 24-'91   Mr. Turner of Lower Lake arranged to send his son to the Academy.

Aug 31-'91   Helped students to arrange their rooms.    Fred Lea, Fred Carpenter, Fred Dorn, Nellie Rantz, Nannie Scudamore, Nannie Mann and Winifred Potter are rooming and boarding here.

Sept 1-'91   Began fall term.   Attendence only twenty.   Miss Boone assists me and Mrs. Judge Thompson matron.

Dec 1-'91   Attended meeting of Lakeport Academy stock holders and was elected Pres. of Trustees.

Mar 8-'91   Called at Mr. Jenkins's. He has a scheme for paying the loan on the Academy.

May 15-'92   Mr. Wambold's little boy Ralph came to the academy causing considerable alarm.   They not knowing where he was.

May '92   Began work with the normal class consisting of Sarah Haycock, Effie Martin, Willie Fitzsimmons, Minnie Manlove, Sue Rickabaugh, Edith Alexander, Agnes Phelan, Lennie Moore, Maude Downen and Sabra Johnson.

July 19-'92   Fred Carpenter, Fred Coles, Frank Howe, Capt Atherton, Sara and Bill Haycock, Mary Lyman, Edith Alexander, Lennie Moore, Katie Corsett and I started on a cruise around the lake. Fred Merritt joined us later.

July 22-'92   Eugene Biggerstaff, Floyd Boggs, Kittie Boone and Willie Whitton joined us.    Sara Haycock lost her hat. I anchored a small boat 200 yards out in the lake and slept in it. I had the roughest sleeping experience on the trip.

Sept 5-'92   Began fall term with 26 pupils.

Sept 26-'92   Opened school with 27 pupils.

Sept 6-'93   Opened school with 27 pupils.

Nov 15-'93   Mr. Wambold took the books of the old reading room association to the new room established by the W.C.T.U.

Jan 1-'94   In the evening the following gave me a surprise. Turner, John, Anna, and Lena Crump, Sara and Bill Haycock, Eloise and Kittie Boone, Ernest Manning, Winnie Rideout, Willie Whitton, Fred Coles, Monroe Thomas, Camilla Makall, Geo. Minestrell, Geo. Phillips, Katie Corzatt, Ida Lervis, Fred Green and Abbie McCraney.

Sept 4-'94   Opened the fall term of school today with 18 students too small a number. Hard times seems to be the cause.

Jan 1-'95   Al and Will Reynolds, Eloise and Catherine Boone, Leanard Cook and Minnie Hopkins came out and serenaded us at one o'clock this morning.

May 18-'95   In the evening attended a meeting at Mr. Biggerstaff's to consider some means by which to raise the mortage on the Academy.

Sept 3-'95   Began school with twenty-one pupils.

Dec 32-'95   Mr. Wambold and I moved the Reading Room Library from David McIntire's office to the Academy.

Dec 31-'95   We had full moon on the first and last days of the month. Two full moons in one month. It has been almost 2000 years since there was a like occurance.

Jan 6-'96   Opened school with 40 pupils.

Feb 15-'96   Held a meeting of stockholders of the Academy at D.T. McIntire's office.    The Trustees were instructed by the stockholders to dispose of the property in any manner they could to satisify the mortgage.

Feb 29-'96   Attended meeting if stock holders.   We are endeavoring to get twenty persons to take the Academy. We now have sixteen pledged.

Mar 28-'96   In afternoon the trustees held a meeting. All the original stock was turned in except 120 shares. The 120 shares were then distributed among 20 persons and each assesed $10.00 to meet the debt on the academy. The 20 persons became the sole owners of the Academy property. I paid $120 for 12 shares.

May 23-'96   Took the school on an excursion on Capt Atherton's yacht.   The company consisted of Capt Atheron and Celia, Eliose, Katherine and Willie Boone, Charlie and Nellie Sailor, Gertrude and Bertha Toney, Mabel Martin and sister, Edna Woolsey and brother, Glen Thompson, Will Manlove, W.S. Hamilton, Chas. Rickabaugh, Ebelun Everett, Nora Ashmore, Bent Boggs, Etta Barry, Edgar Wooldridge, Cora West and Geo. Lyon.

July 3-'96   Worked on gondola in forenoon. After dinner Bill Pardee helped me take it to the lake.

Sept 1-'96   Began school with following pupils- Willie Boone, Bill Pardee, Jasper Palmer, Will Renfro, Edgar Wooldrige, Berit Boggs, Olive Thompson, Jesse Crawford, Janet Gregg, Maude Shirley, Frank Sohler, Celia Atherton, Charles Rickabaugh.

Jan 1-'97   Have ten new pupils.   Sarah Haycock is now my assistant.

Feb 20-'97   Academy Trustees paid remainder of mortgage on Academy.

Feb 26-'97   In the afternoon the Academy boys competed with the Kelleyites in athletic field sports. They won in everything except the standing jump. The academy students more badges, boys and girls, and the girls cheered every success with the academy yell. " Wahoo, Wahoo, Wahoo Wah - Lakeport Academy Zip, Boom, Bah."

May 21-'97   The following new names appear in the annual lake excursions. - Angelo Biggi, Mary Biggi, Janet and Laura Gregg, Charlie and Betty Strieff, Chas and Wm. Setzler, Ruth and Bertha McElroy, Maude Shirley, Archie Russell and sister.

Sept 6-'97   School began.   Had twelve pupils.

Apr 4-'98   Went to town in the evening.    Put a lock on Mr. Meddaugh's drug store so the Belle Haycock could lock it, he having gone fishing with the keys in his pocket.

Apr 29-'98   Went with Academy students to the summit of Mt. Konocti.    We all reached the summit at 11 oclock A.M. Our party consisted of Myrtle and Harvey Wambold, Nelisa Fowler, Beret Boggs, Etta Barry, Ruth McElroy, Lovet Frazer, Mary Craig, Luttie Collier, Eddie Sailor, Oscar, Willard and Geo. Boardman, Alice Hart, Herbert Sneed, H. Hudson, Willie Whitton, Mr. Martin, Tom Haycock and Charles Strife.

Sept 5-'98   Began school with fourteen students.

Dec 25-'98   Found two sacks of flour at the kitchen door in the morning with a note attached reading "Cast your bread upon the waters and after many days it will return to you."

Jan 3-'99   Heard Earnest Brewer recite in bookkeeping in the evening.

Aug 2-'99   The following company went on yachting trio in Capt Atherton's yacht: Celica Atherton, Margaret Wykoff, Nellie Sailor, Helen Myers, Maude Loring, Ida Leggue, Ruth Stipp, Leonard Cook and Frank Farrier.

June 30-1900   Went to town in the morning.   Obtained my High School certificate for Lake Co.

Sept 3-1900   Opened school with five pupils.

Sept 5-1900   Leased the academy for one year to the Trustees of the Clear Lake Union High School for the sum of $150.00,

Oct 1-1900   Clear Lake Union H.S. opened in the Academy.   In the afternoon the Trustees met and elected me as instructor of Science and Mathematics in this school.

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Biggerstaff, Fred	Lakeport	Boone, Eloise	Lakeport
Biggerstaff, Norine	Lakeport	Burriss, Josie	Lakeport
Boone, Bower	Lakeport	Colwell, Viola	Lakeport
Colwell, Nellie	Lakeport	Combs, M. Sue	Lakeport
Combs, Carrie	Lakeport	Crawford, Linne	Lakeport
Daly, Fannie	Lakeport	Dinsmore, Bessie	Lower Lake
Faught, Maggie	Lakeport	Frazier, Anna	Lakeport
Greene, Wellie	Lakeport	Haycock, Mary	Lakeport
Haycock, Charles	Lakeport	Smith, Eunice	Lakeport
Hobbs, Lillie	Lakeport
Jones, Mary	Lakeport
Lane, Willie	Lakeport
Lee, Cass	Lakeport
Levy, Celia	Lakeport
Levy, Rebecca	Lakeport
Moore, Crigler	Lakeport
Parrish, Katie	Lakeport
Spencer, Abraham	Lakeport

Arnold, Cora	Kelseyville	Biggerstaff, Fred	Lakeport	Biggerstaff, Norine	Lakeport
Broback, Walter	Hopland	Conner, Grant	Lakeport	Burriss, Josie	Lakeport
Byrnes, James	Lakeport	Haycock, Charles	Lakeport	Colwell, Nellie	Lakeport
Combs, Carrie	Lakeport	Hobbs, Lillie	Lakeport	Combs, M. Sue	Lakeport
Gillespie, Joseph	Lakeport	Keithly, Jacob	Lakeport	Dinsmore, Bessie	Lower Lake
Jones, Mary	Lakeport	Keithly, Lizzie	Lakeport	Frazier, Anna	Lakeport
Keithly, Georgie	Lakeport	Levy, Rebecca	Lakeport	Haycock, Mary	Lakeport
Levy, Celia	Lakeport	McElroy, Harry	Lakeport	Hopkins, Minnie	Napa City
Mason, Alice	Lakeport	Parrish, Katie	Lakeport	Nason, Cora	Hough Springs
Minstrell, Frank	Lakeport	Taylor, Josiah	Lakeport	Nason, Jennie	Hough Springs
Moore, Crigler	Lakeport	Taylor, Lea	Lakeport	Werner, Erna	Lakeport
Morrison, John	Lakeport
Neate, Sidney	Lakeport
Poston, William	Middletown
Rantz, Stephen	Lakeport
Stockford, Chas. E.	Lakeport
Taylor, Ella	Upper Lake
Taylor, Leonard	Upper Lake
White, Cheney	Lakeport
White, Olive	Lakeport

George Berger	Lakeport	Berger, Carl	Lakeport
Berger, Marie	Lakeport	Brown, Frank	Kelseyville
Broback, Walter	Hopland	Faught, Maggie	Lakeport
Byrnes, Mary	Lakeport	Gillespie, Joseph	Lakeport
Smith, Lu	Lakeport	Hobbs, Mattie	Lakeport
Smith, Mamie	Bartlett Springs	Jones, Mary	Lakeport
		Levy, Celia	Lakeport
		Manlove,Minnie	Lakeport
		Manlove, James	Lakeport
		McElroy, Sherry	Lakeport
		Mills, Willie J.	Kelseyville
		Moore, Hattie	Lakeport
		Morrison, John	Lakeport
		Neate, Sidney	Lakeport
		Ranrz, Stephen	Lakeport
		Rickabaugh, Sue	Kelseyville
		Rickabaugh, Wm.	Kelseyville
		Shirley, Ethan	Kelseyville
		Wayne, Maud	Oakland

Biggerstaff, Fred	Lakeport	Biggerstaff, A.M.	Lakeport
Hobbs, Maud	Lakeport	Burriss, Josie	Lakeport
McElroy, Harry	Lakeport	Colwell, Nellie	Lakeport
		Combs, M. Sue	Lakeport
		Crawford, C.M.	Lakeport
		Howe, Frank	Potter Valley
		Mallory, G.W.	Anderson, Shasta Co.
		Nason, Cora	Hough Springs
		Quigley, Nannie	Lakeport
		Redpath, John	Lakeport
		Russell, Grace	Lakeport
		Smith, Eunice	Lakeport

LAKEPORT ACADEMY

Lakeport Academy CATALOGUE Lakeport, Lake Co., Cal. 1884 - 1887

Location.

Establishment and Purpose.

Courses of Instruction.

ENGLISH COURSE.

SCIENTIFIC COURSE.

COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE.

NORMAL COURSE.

MUSIC.

Courses of Instruction.

ENGLISH COURSE.

SCIENTIFIC COURSE.

COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE.

Requirements for Admission.

Lecture.

Library.

Literary Society.

TERMS OF TUITION.

Tuition payable in advance

Students 1884-85

Students Students 1885-86

Students 1886-87

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Lakeport Academy
CATALOGUE
Lakeport, Lake Co., Cal.
1884 - 1887

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