The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-08-06

r READING: Supplementary Reader.
" SPELLING: End years work IN word
y book completed.
y ARITHMETIC: Decimals with review
q Of Common Fractions.
u. s. HBTORY Primary completed,
but 10 be studied in connection with
Geography.
ESGLIsm GRAMMAR: TO Part III. Gra-
r ded Lessons.
n WRITING: Copy-book No. 8, and
I written exercises in Spelling and in
e Grammar.
r SxTn GRADE, or Sixth Years Work.
Intermediate Department.
LIST Term.
READING: 9TH Reader.
SPELLING: Westlake's 5000 Practice
Words.
ARITHMETIC: Percentage to "inter-
est" which includes all cases in percen-
tage into which time does not enter as
an element.
ENGLISH GRAMMAR: Graded Lessons,
Parts of Speech subdivides to Lesson so.
GEOGRAPHY: (advance1 to South
America.
WRITING: Copy-book and written ex-
ercises in Spelling and Grammar.
2ND TERM.
READING: 9th Reader.
SPELLING: 5000 Practice Words COM
pleted
ARITHMETIC: Percentage, Interest,
Discount and other cases into which
time enters rs an element.
GEoGRAPHY: (adYanced) completed
(AdyanQeA Biography should be taught
mainly NN use of maps,
WRIflNN Copy-book and exercises.
ENGL VI RAMMAR; Graded lesson
completQu
Seventh Grade or Seventh Years Work.
Gramm md High School Dept.
list Term.
Reading.-6th Reader with a study
of and drill in articulation, enuncia-
ton, infection. SC.
Ayres Orthoepist, Commenced.
u. s. History .-Egglest0ns to Colo
NAL Wars with France.
English Grammar, Higher Lessons.
Lesson 81.
Arithmetic. Ratio and Proportion,
InvolutiOn, Square and Cube Root.
Writing. -Exercises furnished by the
teacher.
Physiology, commenced.
2nd Term.
Reading.--Gth Reader in connection
with a study of the elements of Elocu-
ton.
Ayers 0rthoepist, completed.
u. 5. History. Egglestons to War Of
1912.
English GRAMMAR Higher Lessons
to Parts of Speech subdivided.
Ait
ments with a general review of the
principles of fractions. decimals and
their applications in the different cases
Of per centage,
Writing Exercises furnished by
teacher.
Physiology completed.
Eighth Grade or Eighth Years Work. |
LIST Term.
Etymology or WordAnalysis. -Swin-
tons commenced.
English Grammar.-Higher Lessons,
Parts of Speech subdiYided
II. 5. History .-Complete.
Algebra-Primary Algebra. Through
equations of LIST degree.
Latin Grammar.-Commeneed (op-
tionaN.
Grammar and High School Department
Continued.
Eighth Grade or Eighth Years Work.
LIST Term.
Continued Bookkeeping (optional.)
BotanY.-Commenced.
and Term.
Etymology
English Grammar.-Complet
General History-To the Middle
Ages.
Primary Algebra.-Completed.
Latin Grammar.-Completed to Syn
tax (optional.)
Botany.-Completed.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ninth Grade-lst Term.
General History.--To Modern HistO-
ry.
English Literature Commenced.
Natural PhilosOphy.-TO Chapt. ".
inson's.
Latin.-Bingham's Reader in con-
nection with Bingham's Latin Gram
mar loptional.)
ID Term.
General History.
English observation-disclosures
National Philosophy
Geometry. Geometry.
Latin. Cesar. in connection with
Syntax IL Bingham's Latin Grammar.
lOptional.)
10th Grade OrTeaehers' TrainingCourse.
Two years. This course to be studied
by teachers Of the School who have
never had the advantage Of nor real