The Calumet news., 1912-06-14
SIX COURSES OF
STUDY OFFERED
CALUMET HIGH SCHOOL OUT
LINES WORK TO BE UNDER
TAKEN IN NEXT SCHOOL
YEAR.

In an announcement of the courses
and instructors of the Calumet Hlgh
school issued for the coming school
year. ii is stated that the Calumet
high school offers six courses Of study
to its students Three of these courses
prepare for college. and three are
practical courses which prepare the
student. in general way to take up
readily and learn some special line
Of work after leaving school
The Latin course meets the entrance
requirements of such institutions as
Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Bryn MaWr,
Wellesley. vassar, etc.
The Engineering course prepares the
student for entrance to nigh grade
technical schools. !. G.. Boston School
Of Technology. Case Scientific School,
Michigan College OF Mines. and TO the
| Engineering department of Michigan,
| Cornell. Illinois and Wisconsin Uni
| versities.
The Latin German or Latin French
course meets the general entrance re-
| auirements to the literary departments
Of all the State Universities
A graduate from any course Offered
may enter any OF the State Normals.
The legislature has legalized the
payment of tuition from outside dis
lricts. hence the Calumet hign school
extends a cordial Invitation to the stu
lents of the surrounding districts who
are prepared to do high school work
to avail themselves of the excellent
opportunity offered of securing a thor
1ughly practical education at slight
expense. The first quarter of the
school year will open Sept. ?. Tuition
Fifteen Dollars per quarter, pay
able in advance. Any further infor-
.natlen desired will be promptly fur
nished on request by Supt- Edward J.
Hail.. or Principal G. l.. Phelps,
Courses.
The college preparatory courses are:
Latin Course--F'lrst year-English I.
Algebra l. Latin, Ancient History; Sec
md year-English III. Plane Geometry
Caesar, German ], Third year--EHg
lish V, Alg. Ill. and Sol. Geom., Ger
nan Ill, Cicero Fourth year-Ger
man ". Physics, Virgil, American His
tory
Engineering Ccurse--Flrst year
English /. Algebra I. German I, An
,ient History; Second year-Englisf
l'lI Plane Geometry, German H. Mod
IN History; Third year-English v.
Alg. III. and Sol. Geom., Physics
'rench I; Fourth year--lrench III
'hemistry. Trig, and Fhy Geog. OF
rrIg. and Coll. Algebra, American His
ory.
Latin German. Latin -F'rencn--Firsl
ear--Erglish ] Algebra L. Latin An
'ient History; Second year-English
II, Plane Geometry, Caesar, Modern
History; Third year-English ". Alg
Ill. and Sol. Geom. Physics German l..
or French /; Fourth year-English Lit
srature German LII. or French III
Chemistry or Trig. and Coll. Algebra
american History.
Practical Courses.
The practical courses are:
English Course First year-English
| I. Algebra l. Mn. Tr. or Dom. sci.
Arith.. Physiography; Second year
English III. Plane Geometry. Biology
| AncieEt History; Third yeal-English
~. Alg. Ill and Sol. Geom.. Physics
Modern History; Fourth year-Eng-
ish Literature. Chemistry Trig. and
Physiology, American History.
Commercial Courses-First year
English ], Algebra /, Book Keeping ]
Arith. and Com. Geos.; Second Year
English Ill, Plane ';eometry. Book
Keeping III. and Business, Ancient His
, tory: Third year-English ", Alg. III
and Sol. Geom.. Physics Stenography J
, Fhysi. and Ply Geog or Modern His
tory; Fourth year English Litera
ture. Stcnography III. Com. Law and
Type w. American History.
Manual Training Course-First year
English |. Algebra l. Arith. and
physiography, Manual Training on Do
nestle Science; Second year-Englisf
liu. Plane Geometry. Ancient History
Manual Training or Domestic Science.
Third English " Alg. III. and Sol
II
rieom., Physics. Manual Training oI
Domestic Science: Fourth year-Eng.
/ Ish Literature. Manual Training ol
{ Domestic Science. Trig. and Coll. Alge.
bra, American History
instructors.
The instructors their degrees. an,
institutions from which they were
graduated are:
Edward J. Hall. A. b.. Harvard
supt
c. l.. Phelps. A. b, A. M, Dartmouth
Prin. tf
English---Mr. Robbins. A. NJ, Brown
L.; Miss Rogers. NJ. S. NJ: Miss Jaeh
mig. b. L.. Mich. Miss Quello, A. B,
: Mich: Miss Braastad. A. b.. Wellesley
Miss verplanck. A. b. Wisconsin
Miss Mulick. a. H.. Wisconsin; Mis-
,latz. a. b., Mich.
Mathematics--Mr. Mcneil. A. b.
Mich; Mr.. Bastone. y. s.. Alma: Mr.
Riddell,~A. b.. Bethany: Miss Stewart
Fh b., Mich: Miss Lyon A. s.. Mich.
Miss Smith, Ph. B.-Chi.
Commercial--Mr. Holiday. Valparai
so; Miss Fairchild. Cleary; Miss Crum
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