The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-08-21
This opportunity Is opcu only 60
girls roominF Ia The hnilding
Other Proposed Features.

This opportunity Is opcu only
girls roominF IN the hnilding.
other Proposed Features.
Other desirable features nnd
consideration win be instituted
4eemed advisable including shgl
notifications OF The English Cou
ses. the publishing Of - b,
paper. organization Of gymna ia
classes for.hoth girls aud boys. ri
ular practice IN pubic speaking,
prize speaking contest Literary s,
cieties for practice In parlianaoi Ia.
procedure and debate, Parents DaA
and other institutions tending |
correlate the school and communit
Interests 20 their mutual advantage
An association Of ladies has ol
ganized for the purpose OF co-operai
ing with the teaching force OF th
Seminary In all enterprises having |
view the Improvement of the phys
cal conditions Of the school build
ing and recitation halls. and thei
better equipment with needful facil
tiles and appointments This asso
citation will also act as a committee
10 receive, account for, and disburs,
funds raised and contributions mad,
for the purposes just mentioned
They will also advise with the prin
cipal as TO the wisest disposition
II the funds in question, and viii
include their financial report in the
annual Trustees printed Fnancia
Report OF the Seminary
All good citizens win be glad to
econd the efforts OF this committee
TO invite the community In support
Of the best educational interests of
our young people,
The syllabus Method.
A feature of much significance for
larger efficiency Is the adoption of
he Syllabus Method wherever
of conducting the differ
mt courses. In the Science. His
ory, and English branches the sub
ects are carefully outlined and the
ears work is covered by definite
of questions A given mum
n Of questions are assigned daily In
Idyance. BY this method the ground
S thoroughly gone over, essentials
re emphasized. and reviewed. and
he students encouraged and taught
ow to study. The results OF last
ears trial of this plan were sc
as to warrant it's more ex-
ensiye application during the coming
ear. Students, on entering. are
rged to consult with the princpa
$ to choice of studies and courses.
Ambitious young people who arel
college wards with view
D professional careers, as doctors,
eachers. lawyers, engineers, etc, and
hose as well who plan TO enter the
tate Normal Schools, or Agricul-
lral Schools, or other tectnical
chools, will be carefully advised as
lso viii those who go back 10 the
arm or the shop
This school exists for the people |
nd so long as we are responsible foi |
s management we shall endeavor TO |
Iake it minister, in the largest de |
rec possible to the educationa
eeds of the community,
The Business Branches will be |
lught during the coming year BY
Ir. w. H. Shaw in his usual thor
ugh manner.
The Music Department under Mrs.
rocks care, will be conducted In the
Ime thorough fashion. Regular pr
Is recitals In the New Building
i'll add grealy to results obtained
The Social. Religious and Athletic
.tivitles OF the school will be greatly
by the new facilities offer
|. A good high school or academic
|ucation and all that today is in
uded by these terms is an impera
We necessity as well as great priv
,ge No young person should be
bbed of this opportunity. Students
ospective who, for satisfactory
asons. do not hold Certificates Of ,
mission, will have an opportunity .
be examined for admission, on
Dnday. Sept. Is, at A. NJ, In
e Seminary Chapel All such 1
plicants, of good moral character. /
10 pass satisfactory examination
common school branches and who
ow sufficient maturity for doif !
gh school work will be admitted. G
" terms, courses, etc. apply to {
Principal James Brooks,
Manchester. VI. d