The Calumet news., 1912-08-27
HANCOCK
FACULTY Will
REMAIN INTACT
High School Teachers Same as
Last year--Two Changes

The faculty of the Hancock hish
school for the year Of 1gt2-13 viii be
the same as it was last year Only
two ohanses have been made In the
corps OF teachers. both of these be.
ing In the lower grades.
In spite OF the overcrowded con
dition of the school. nonresident stu
dents will be taken at the local nigh
school, the tuition being placed at SIS
per year. Several outside students are
expected this year.
The following is the list Of teach
ers:
superintendent, Eugene IaRowo,
principal of high school. Hugh john
ston; principal of central primary
Anna Martyn principal of Il. l.. Wright
school, Stanley claim, principal OF
Edward Ryan school; Agnes Loone,
Supervisor of Music. Lamont a. Col
lUm.
High school faculty-Commercial
subjects. r. NJ. Bedingcr; commercial
subjects. Ruth Lagerquist: science l..
II. Sloan: manual training, William
II. Ruhl; English. Sadie Smart: Eng
lish. May RupPe, English. Lyle Noble;
History L. A. Chase; History Mar
garet Smell; Mathematics Eva ..
Stocidy; Latin, Margaret Scalicu;
French and German, Irene NJ. Cornwall
Grammer Grade teachers Bridget
Mcmahon. Aminda Grekila. Mary
Dougher, May Kennedy Bessie Fish
er, Jessie Cameron, Alice Carney, ard
Catherine Fox.
Primary Grade teachers-klorcuce
Fuukey. Sarah Chamberlain, Ella Hdr-
rington. Jennie Mclean, Alice Ken
nedy. Catherine RourlIe. Hilia Tolonen,
Irene O'Neil, Hannah Rourke. Alvina
Lanctot, Olive CGrrigan Mrs. Mayme
Murphy, Nellie Harrington Emily Gus
tafson, Anna Copeland. Florence An.
6rews Bertha Anderson. Florence Rub
lein, and Nellie G. Carroll
High School Calendar.
First semester begins Tuesday. Sept
3. Thanksgiving recess. THURSDAY ANA
Friday. November. 2S and 20. Christ
mas vacation. December 20-to January
6. First semester closes, January 81,
Easter semester begins, February g.
Faster vacation. March II. Com
mencemefit exercises, Thursday. June
10.
The Courses of Study.
-Four courses of study will bc Of
fereG at the high SCHOOL this year
the college preparatory course being
the regular academic course chosen by
most of the students entering school
The courses ere as follows, Il unit
standing as. a years work in a study
College preparatory course required
SUBJECTS: English units mathe-
matics, 3 or 31A units; forcisn Ian
gdage, units; science, 1 or units;
history, 1 unit; The remainder of the
ffteea units may be elected By the
student.
General course-re1ulred subjects;
English. units: science unit, his
tory, unit: rour units IN Ca3l ui
two subjects must be completed IF
physics is elected as the required
science subject, units OF mattcma
ties must be carried. The science
elected must be laboratory science.
Industrial and vocational required
subjects: English. = units, mathema-
tics. units science laboratory, 3
units: manual training, l unit Me-
chanical drawing, l unit; history, /
unit Elective studies: history tin
dustriaD. science. commercial geo
graphy. bookkeeping, American history
and civics. foreign language
Commercial coursc-required sub
iects. English 3 units mathematics.
. units: history | units. history, J
unit; commercial branches. f" units ana
elective. 3 units, 4 short commercial
course having eight units in prescribed
work, Is offered to students whose
time ls limited TO two years. Those
students who attain the high standard
set for this course viii receive a certi-
Gfate of proficiency.