THE SENIOR DEPARTMENT.

In the Senior Department the classes occupy three of the five large

rooms in the gallery. The members of these classes remain in this grade

three years. They study as supplemental lessons "The Chautauqua Text

Book Number 19--'The Book of Books,'" divided into a course of study for

three years. Those who pass satisfactory examinations, and who desire

it, are promoted to the Normal Class.

There is connected with the Senior Department a Lecture Class, where the

lesson is taught entirely by the lecture method. No questions are asked

the members. Visitors and strangers are made welcome to seats in this

class. There is also a General Bible Class, where the lesson is largely

taught by questions and answers. These two classes--the Lecture and

General Bible Class--occupy large rooms in the gallery, and are for

those graduates of the Senior Department who do not wish to fit

themselves for teachers in the Normal Class, and for all others of

mature years who wish to study the International Sunday School Lessons

without entering the graded system of the school.

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