Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-03
Y. w. C.. A. CLASSES
RESUME SCHOOL
STUDIES MONDAY
NeU Educational Period Will
Be Ushered in Jan IL
With Added Features.

The regular activities of the Young
Women's Christian Association viii be
resumed next week. Glasses in the edu-
cational department will complete their
fall term work and the new term will
open Jan. IL. Many of these classes viii
continue the courses organized last fall,
while others will begin the new courses.
The only group Of classes starting
on a new division Of work Monday are
the high school courses, for credit. The
students in these courses, six Of which
were given this last semester, had theil
final examinations the week before
Christmas.
The regular township nigh school sched-
llle is followed, as those who wish credit
receive it through the county superin-
tendent, Lee J. Swails. The second Sc
nesteF will therefore open Jan. and
close the last of April. Nineteen girls
were enrolled in these classes during the
fall semester, many Of them taking two
or three subjects.
ADVANTAGE FOR
EMPLOYED WOMEN.
These courses are planned especially
for girls and women employed during
the day, who desire to take up work
studied in high school courses. 1t makes
no difference how long they have been
out of school They are not required to
take the final examination as many who
enter do not feel that they care to go
on and complete the entire high school
course. The English classes are the most
popular.
During the second semester the sub
jects to be given will include first and
third year English, first year algebra
first year Latin, medieval history and
civics Miss Maud Vawter will be the
instructor in third year English and
algebra. These classes will meet on
Tuesday and Thursday nights The
other classes win meet on Monday and
Thursday nights. Emmett A. Rice will
be the instructor in medieval history
and civics. Miss Alice E. Newman will
teach the first year English and Latin.
The course of civicS will be completed
this semester. The educational secretary
will give out information in regard to
this work.
WORK OF CLASSES
TO BE SHOWN.
Four CLASSES Ia the educational depart
ment will have exhibits of work done
during fall term, next week. There VIII
be one at the Merchants Heat and Light
Company and another at the Association
building in the lobby on the third floor.
The classes making these displays are
Sewing, millinery, pottery and basketry.
During the winter term the shorthand
and typewrlting classes will meet Mon
day Wednesday and Friday nights. Miss
Grace Parrott will be the instructor.
The students council of the educa-
tionaI department held its monthly meet
ing on Friday night. Miss Mary Brown
gave a report on a chapter in the Asso-
citation Handbook, which the council is
studying.
The educational committee will hold
it's regular monthly meeting on next
Tuesday afternoon at 80 o'clock. Final
arrangements for the survey of the edu-
cational institutions in the city will be
made Also the final plans for the an
nual educational dinner on Jan. 20 will
be taken up.
All regular meetings and club pro-
grams in the industrial and girls work
departments will be held next week. The
small pool VIII be opened Monday. The
gymnasium council has decided TO have
a tryout for advanced gymnasium classes
Friday, Jan. Is. The results Of the song
contest and attendance contest will be
given at this time
The basketball committee has planned
to begin scheduled games Monday, Jan.
II. The second term gymnasium classes
will begin Jan. 26
The education folders showing SEIZED
ule of winter term classes are ready for
distribution and will be mailed to any
one making request.