Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-27
High School Course.

The following course of studies for the
| High School, prepared for Professor Ander
son, was submitted to the City Board Of
Education last Monday, and will be acted
upon at the next regular meeting:
CLASSICAL COURSE.
| First year: Latin-Grammar and Lessons
Cesar, Books II. and Ill ofthe Gallo War. Alge-
bra-To end of Radicals, including QuadraticS
| English. Greek and Roman history.
Second year Latin-CaesGr, Books |. and ",
with review of Books II. and Ill; Cicero's four
| orations against Catalina; Jones Latin prose.
Greek Reader to end of Anabasis, Book Il Eng
lish. Chemistry and arithmetic.
Third year: Latn--TwO additional orations
of Cicero, with review of those formerly read
and first six Books of Firgifs Enid. Greek
Reader continued; Jones Greek prose. English.
Algebra reviewed.
Fourth year Latin-virgil completed; Hor-
ace Greek-Homers Had, Books l., IL, Ill;
Reader completed and reviewed Mathematics
Plane geometry and trigonometry Science
Natural philosophy and physical geography.
Scholars may take German or French as an
additional study during the second and third
years, providing they can do 50 IN manner
satisfactory to the Principal.
Scholars may elect TO take the fourth year 5
work in the scientific course; but i'll that case
they must review the classics OF the third year
with the class of that year
In all the courses the English shall be that
prescribed by the State University for admission
to the several courses in the University.
LITERARY COURSE.
First year: Latin; algebra; English; Greek and
Roman history.
Second year: Latin; English; chemistry; en-
tomology; arithmetic
Third year: Latin; English; algebra reviewed:
botany and English history; bookkeeping or
chemistry.
Fourth year: Natural philosophy and physical
geography; geometry and trigonometry; Latin;
English.
Scholars, however, may take the classical
course. substituting French or German III place
OF Greek.
Scholars may substitute the scientific fourth
years studies in place of the literary fourth
years studies upon the same conditions as in
the classical course.
All Substitutions must be made with the con-
sent OF the Principal
NORMAL COURSE.
Students who have taken any course may
during the last half year take Hopkins Outline
Study of Man, and Theory and Practice of
Teaching providing they have not ranked
lower than 10 per cent. il any of their studies,
nor lower than 81 per cent. i'll the average, WILL
on graduating from the school. receive a first
class teachers certificate, which will be valid
in the city of Sacramento.
But scholars who have not graduated from
the Grammar Schools of the city must, in addi-
ton, pass an examination in United States his
tory, physiology and English grammar
COMMERCIAL COURSE.
First year: Bookkeeping and arithmetic; En-
glish; botany and English history; commercial
law and civil government
Second year: Algebra or geometry and trigo-
nometry; English: entomology and chemistry;
natural philosophy and physical geography.
The order iii which the studies are taken up
may be varied 1T the discretion of the Princi
pal.
TECHNICAL COURSE.
First year: bookkeeping and arithmetic;
algebra; industrial drawing, two hours daily ;
English Greek and Roman history
Second year; Industrial drawing, two hours
daily; English algebra reviewed; entomology;
chemistry.
Third year: Geometry and trigonometry :
natural philosophy and physical geography :;
chemistry; botany and English history Eng
fish; civil government.
The order in which the studies are taken up
may be varied at the discretion of the Priuci-
pal.
SCIENTIFIC.
First year French or German; algebra; En-
glish: Greek and Roman History.
Second year: French or German; English;
chemistry: entomology; arithmetic.
Third year: French or German; English: alge-
bra reviewed. botany and English history; book
keeping or chemistry.
Fourth year: Natural philosophy and ply
sicial geography, geometry and trigonometry;
civil government: English; free-hand drawing.
The Normal class during the last halfyear.
Will take Hopkins Outline Study of Man and
receive lectures from the Principal on theory
and practice of teaching, emitting trigonometry
If they desire to do so.