The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-11-01

oucln the branches
they accommodated time with the
tudics and grades they desire
COMMON COURSE.
,sr TERM 2Np TERM lrH TERM. 5r1 TERM
Arithmetic Arithmetic Arithmetic bookkeeping Review
Geography o. $. History S. History civnGoyr Review
Reading Reading Orthogapry Physiology Physiology
Penn Debating Vocal Music I'nnfllcS
The ncca of systematic teaching fundamental branches has led to
department No examination required to enter TINS
department. The only preparation" necessary that tn" students be able to
i I~ran, that crrc, cstnl
early possible thinking makes logical rcooner
Th, recognized by the genera" disposition OF parents to sen" 'h'r
schools where competent instruction gwen
This eo,." prepare" the wa" to the Teachers ] ."o% @ @ ' Im m
,I, nr rInr l,n ,c ,, oct methods of complete analysis
approved practical methods teaching business
Beginnings classes formed "a, the first of each
and nncrwo, when necessary Industrious and apt students are "
back 10y those who advance more slowly
the and find classes adapted to their
studies grade certificate are included i" this
win be instructed by the regular Faculty of
TEACHERS PROFESSIONAL COURSE"
4rll TERM 9TH TERM
Algebra Algebra Algebra Geometry Geometry
ADV Latin Reader Review
rny Gcoy philosophy philosy Botany Review
physiology Amer" Aemo ANN ldcro
Arith Drawing Ddactcs
This affords thorough s!,n,'o for ,," teaching ] n embraces
Observation-Disclosures Grammar, Rhetoric and Latin
Philosophy Botany and Physical Geography
Literature General History and olvl Govern
Mscnr,AS,ous- -Elocuton Drawing History o.
This course has been arranged to meet the demand
filed continually being made in the
teachers Inefficient workers must give place to those who are
complete grounded the theory and art of
teaching able demonstrate their ability as true teachers wherever
complete aided possible in securing
situations given the honor of graduation and diploma
that students remain during consecutive terms in oe,
full beginning and advanced classes organized
in study o a brginning each
enable who have but short time to remain in
school their time the best possible ADVANTAGE Those who expect
complete all the studies of Common Scho
the beginning the last the unless the fac
isw willing % their
members
regular of not less than 80 per cent to |
public in which cac, member has an original oraton
this
The following is program given by
Gaop Brilliant Piano Duet. Koelmg
Misses Mellor Pile.
Pogons Myrtle Benson
GreatD Deeds of ofCreatN Men, II. Ruth lalgard
What we owe to Government, E. Jeffrey
Day Dawn, Vocal Solo Adn
Alexander rlan4ton waggonor
nndp Prosperity, May H. Preston
Invention the Fruit of civilizations James d.
Valse dec toacert, PianoSo Wenanak
Fred NJ Pile.
concenric Circles Emma NJ sehwerr
Veneerng, T. Olive Dwye
Keep of the Grass Chistel" o. lAnlqui'
Solo, Lulu Jung
DIDACmCs-THE TRAINING CLASS.
reputation
Nebraska other sufficient guarantee of IL
purpose theory teaching, this cass
other institution Each member OF
keeps diary methods and criticisms and prepares criq"es I'M
thus drilled until able subjects in logical manner and hand
how organize how to classify how to prepare
thought to hN
points various perIeNng
of the subjects discssed Philosophy of the mind cultivation OF
conducting the
OF study
methods in all branches study, others
A class in Dda@icS is sustained each term of the year
special kindergarten teacher is engaged
children the Students besides
talks methods
4TH TERN 9TH TERM
Solid Geometry Trigonomery Trgonomey surveying Review
Caesar Cicero Cicero
"a Each member the class giyes public lecture each term