Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-07-16

seeking thorough and efficient prep
aration for college, business. teach
Ing. OF for life. Students find here
home-like atmosphere. high schol-
astic and moral standards, and a
helpful and loyal schooi spirit. I'm
der a sufficiently large and well
trained corps Of instructors each
student receives enough personal at
tention to insure the beet possible
Development.
With the completion OF the new
girls' dormitory In the early fall.
separate quarters win be provided
for young men and young women.
These buildings. with modern equip
ment throughout, are we'll adapted
to the comfort and sanitary safety
OF the students. Young men and
young women living In the dormi-
tories are under the careful super
Vision of a competent preceptor and
matron
The ninth year will open Sep
'ember 8, 1914. The academic year
includes $50 days exclusive OF holt
lays. divided into four terms Of nine
weeks each. All candidates for ad-
mission to The Academy should be
present on the opening day OF the
school year. Previous arrangements
with the Principal for entrance is
advised so that the purchase OF
books and the choice OF a course Of
study can be made before tho open
ing day OF school.
COURSES OF STUDY
Those courses OF study preceded
by an (') are required OF every
student before a diploma OF gradu-
alton will be conferred In addition
to this enough work must be eeiec-
ted by the student with the advice
OF the faculty to make sixteen units
The passing grade IN each study n
20 per cent This applies 90 daily
rccltations and examination tcsis.
MATHEMATICS
Three Yeaa
3. algebra. The requirement fla
algebra includes Tie following sub
iccts; Factors. common divlsors ana
mul,ipiea. fractions. ratios ana pro-
portion. negative quantities and the
Interpretation OF negative results.
theory OF opponents. radicals and
equations involving radicals. the
progrcasions. the blnominai thcorcm
extraction OF roots. elimination. the
solution OF both numerical and lit
cral equations OF the first and sec
ond degrees. with one or more un-
known quantities and probicms lead.
Ing 20 such equations.
2. 'Plane Geometry This en-
braces tho general properties OF
plane rcctilinear figures. proportion.
magnitudca and iimiia. the circle.
polygons. measurements OF angles
polyeons and circles. together with
problems and original propositions.
3. Solid and Spherical Geometry
4, Commercial Arithmetic.
6. Bookkeeping.
6. Shorthand and Typewriting.
LATIN
Four Years
l. 'The student u drilled IN the
grammar. syntax and pronunciation
OF the language.
2. 'Tranalation OF Caesars Gal
lie War. Books I-Iv. with sight
reading and prose composition.
3. cicero's Orations.
Four Against caialine.
Two others 20 be selected.
vlrgil'e Aeneid. Books l-VI.
Prosody with oral and written scan
sion OF the Daoiylic Hexameter OF
Virgil.
GREEK
Two Years
/ Principles OF syntax and IN
Election OF Aule Prose. drill IN pro
| nunciailon,
g. Xenophon's Anabasis. Books /
nv,
'0ERMAN
Two Years
The study OF thia language IA
prosecuted IN the class room en-
braces a drill in pronuneiationi re-
quinas the requirement Of a knowl-
edge OF the essentials OF grammar;
eXacts exercises designed 20 repro
duoe the natural forms OF EXPIRES
sion. and prosoribos the reading OF
three TO four hundred pages OF lit
erature. stories and plays.
ENGLISH
q. %, %, =. These courses
have two main objects; O) COM
mand OF correct and clear English.
spoken and written; CD power 10
read with Intelligence and appreeia-
ton.
To secure the first end, there are
required training In grammar. famil-