The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-08-23
Sedgwick Co. High
School to Open Sept. 4
Continued from first pare)

and Ovid. Partly to satisfy the in
quiries of those who may be concern.
ed and partly to make my own posi-
ton clear, am setting down here a
few Of the things that will constitute
my policy if I can be said to have
such q thing during the coming year.
l have no ideas that are drastic
or revolutionary except in 30 far as
they may be violently opposed to what
has been previous custom or as they
may antagonize some individuals
sense Of personal liberty. There are
certain practices in the operation of a
good High School that are so patent
a. to require no argument. One of
these has to do with regularity and
punctuality in attendance; another af-
fects the coming and going of pupils
during school hours. Obviously a stu
dent is expected to be in school and in
class every day and to be there on
time unless prevented by something
over which he has no control. In
coming and going about the school
building during the regular hours of
school session, we must Of necessity
know the whereabouts Of every stud
ent. Unless prospective students are
ready and willing to conform to these
regulations it might be well not to
start to school for any disposition to
go contrary to such directions will be
dealt with promptly and decisively.
In school regulations in and about
the building we have no place for any
lock step formation or absolute ST.
lence. We will require such conduct
as becomes ladies and gentlemen. The
school buildings will not be open pro-
miscously, but will be limited as to
the time of entrance. This rule will
not be enforced to the physical incon-
venience of anyone in special cases.
but in the main, will permit of only
few exceptions.
We believe firmly in athletics of
the right sort and feel that no other
kind should be tolerated. We will CO.
operate in every way possible to put
in the field winning teams of every
sort. However, athletics must always
be subservient to the regular work Of
the school and whenever they inter-
fere to such an extent as to incapaci-
tate the school work, the athletics will
be required to give way.
Our constant effort will be to make
the Sedgwick County High School an
institution that will rank among the
best in the state. In this we are in
no sense different from our predeces-
sor. We ask from the patrons and
the community in general such a mea-
sure of cooperation and loyalty as will
make the above condition possible,
Our demands will be reasonable, but
ta NJ
forced. 1t is our sincere hope that
such a spirit of cooperation and slAy-
atty will be manifested by the com
munity. students and faculty, as will
make the years work source of sat
isfaction to everyone.
VIM. A. Anderson. Principal
All students who wish to enter the
Sedgwick County High School Sat
Julesburg for the year 1923-24 are
asked to register at the high school
building, either on August 3Oth, Aug
ust 31st or September 1st Thursday,
Friday or Saturday.. This will leave
sufficient time to go over every in
dividual program for the coming year
in such manner that will be benefi-
cial to both the student and the school.
There will be no registration on Mon
dav or Tuesday. A library fee of one
dollar will be charged to every stud
ent who registers.
The students this year will be clas-
sified on the credit basis. A student
having eleven or more credits will be
classified as Senior. A Junior must
have seven or more credits and
Sophomore must have at least three
credits. There will be no special
classes.
All books will be purchased from
the high school Librarian at the high
school building. Strictly cash terms
are required to secure these text
books.
The Sedgwick County High School
will not offer graduation to any stu
dent who cannot make arrangements
at the beginning of the school year to