The Delta independent., 1904-08-19
COMING TERM DELTA SCHOOLS
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| 3rH fEAR.-fnyficiai geography nst
year; Ancient history. half year; Latin.
Algebra, Rhetoric and Composition.
Music.
10TH YEAR'-Ceaser. Algebra. half year.
Elective. half year. Medieval and Modern
History. Literature and Composition.
Music.
llrH YEAR.-Pbysics Chemistry alter
nate years.. Vergil. Plano Geometry.
Literature and Composition. Music.
18th YEAR.-U. S. History and Civics.
vergiI. Literature and Composition.
Solid Geomiry. half year, Trigonometry.
Electives, German. Advanced Arithme-
tic. Geology, Music.
GERMAN ScIESrIPIc CouRsE.
9TH YEAR. Physical Geography. half
year, Ancient History, half year. English.
bali year. Geology. half year, Algebrs.
Rhetoric and Composition. Music.
10TH YEAR.-Botany. half year, Com.
Arithmetic, Algebra. half year. Book
keeping, half year. Mediavsi and Modern
History. Literature and Composition.
Music.
lIrH YEAR.-Physics. Chemistry alter
nate years), German, Plane Geometry,
Literature and Composition. Music.
18th YEAR.-U. S. History and Civics.
German. Literature and Compositions.
s lid Geometry. eIec i've Trigonomeiry.
Electives, Advanced A Arithmetic, Geology
Music.
To PARENTS ASp PUPILs:
l. Selection should be made at the
beginning Of the high school course be-
t~ cen the two courses above outlined.
II. The Latin Scientific Course 10
best for students intending to study Law.
medicine or classical course 10 college.
The German Scientific Course il -
good for general culture aud for civil.
electrical. mechanical snd chemical
engineering.
III. A pupil should not b. allowed to
'drop a subject simply because it ia DIM
cult tor him or her. IL requires some
difficult work to develop will power and
strength Of character.
". We have offered as many eiec-
tives % present conditions would per
nit; these are principally in the senior
year. Tenth year pupils OF the Latin
Scientific course may elect commercial
arithmetic or bookkeeping after com
pieting their algebra at the middle OF
the year.
v. Music is elective throughout the
course.
vi. Rhetoricsls and Current topics
will be expected Of all pupils although
these are not indicated in the courses.
VII. A subject requiring one halt
year for completion entities = pupil TO
ono credit. A pupil should make eight
credits year IL in good health. Thirty
txo credits arc required for graduation.
VIII. The following 10 in substance
what was recently agreed upon by the
North Central Association OF Colleges
and High Schools and will be OF interest
to pupils who are looking forward to
college course:
THE high school course OF pupils in
tending to enter the College OF Liberal
Arts should dhave--Mathemcticst tprefer-
ably 3 years) at least two years. Langu-
age. other than English. four years
Latin 10 pteferred). II not all Latin
two years Latin aud tao years OF Ger
man should be prepared.
English, two years; Hietory. two years;
Science. two years; Electives, three
yesrs
II. Pupils intending to study medi-
cine or Law must have at least two years
Of Latin.
III. Pupils Intending to etudy engi-
neering. civil. electrical. mechanical or
chemical, 10 college should have in their
high school course:
Mathematics, three years; Language,
tother than English) at leass two years;
English, three years; History. two years,
Science. 1.-Two years; Electives, four years;
Our course. Il will be aeon. answers
the requirements OF the university. 1t
also gives that training aud knowledge
that every youth should have in order
to be 40 Intelligent aud useful citisen Of
the republic.
tUnivcntty Of Colorado CAtalcg, ionsot9
! Our high school courue mects the re-
qu,rements Of the universities - may
be secu from the preceding. It also
furnishes that training aud culture
which makss good preparation Tor life.
BY beginning German In the tenth
year = good three years commercial
course 10 furnished in the three ysars,