Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-15
PUTNAM
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 lseivh1D at tho close of January was 666.
 The new continuous session arrange ment has been in force at the high school for four weeks To the najori- JE Of the parents ! believe 1t is pro Fiding a more satisfactory arrange F1ent than the former one. The school $ 31 session for the regular work of study and recitation from eight to one o'clock, the same length of time as formerly prevailed. Pupils are rcquir- cd to return to the school at 2.15 o'clock for discipline or to make up and receive help upon school work. One teacher is definitely assigned each day to have charge Of these pupils. h addition to this, by special arrange 1nent with individual pupils, other teachers return 10 the school to give assistance ill the different subjects which they teach. In this way, as a rule, the majority of the teachers are to be found every afternoon at the high school IL is necessary to ar range for some of the regular classes in drawing and domestic science dur ing the afternoon. The social and athletic activities are also arranged for the afternoon and evening.
 I believe that the following brief outline of the high school schedule will be Of interest to you. There is the regular session each day from eight to one o'clock. Upon Monday after noon there are classes in draWiTg, for pupils who arc taking the cooperative course from 1-25 10 3.3O o'clock. The orchestra meets at 2.15 and the de- bating team every other week at the same time. The girls have basket ball practice during the afternoon and the boys in the evening. Upon Tues day afternoon the Junior and Senior classes in sewing are held from 2.15 to o'clock. All the boys are back for gymnasium work under the direction of MT. BackJs and Mrs Packard. On Tuesday evening, for several weeks there has been sl gymnasium class for men under the direction of Rev AIr Hartman. " edneSday afternoon the high school and trade school classes in drawing are held up to 5.30 o'clock The girls gymnasium class, under the direction of Miss Chap pdelaine meets in the gymnasium. A class of men, made u1l chiefly of teachers of the town has been meeting for the past few weeks N ednesday evenings for exercise in the gymnasium On Thursday after moons the boys cooking class meets in tae domestic science room. Trade and high school basketball practice is held 5n the gymnasium. In the evening the wonan's gynAnasiuin class, under charge of Miss ChaDdelaine, has been held Most of the regular basketball Eau7ss are scheduled for Friday even luSs- In addition to the above regular schedule of work and activities there are occasional school dances, inter- class games and other contests,
 | have recently received from Mir 6ackus q booklet of typewriter sheets which IS 6, complete catalogue of the school. It gives in considerable detail he weekly programme; methods of discipline; an outline of the different subjects taught, with the text books used, and the aims and purposes of 1rF -T-4.- logue of pupils; lists of class officers: the constitution, bylaws and officers of the school council, the athletic as sociatiOn, the debating club, the camera. club and the music club. The preparation of this material has re- qufred considerable labor and bought and It furnishes valuable information for our files.