Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-08-24
SCHOOL PROGRAM
is ANNOUNCED

the 1933-1934 school year Will tax
place in the Plentywood high schoo
Thursday, August 81, and on Frida
September l. between the hours o
1000 and 1900 in the morninI
and between 1880 and 400 in tn
afternoon. These hours are prim
ariy set aside for the enrolment 0
those who reside in P~lentywoos
proper so that ample time may b
given to each Individual. Late en-
rollments from the city and enroll
ment of those who live outside o
Plentywood will be taken rare o.
on Monday afternoon, September
4th.
All who enroll r expected TO
meet for a short time on Monday
afternoon at 1:30 for the purpose
of checking class numbers and iron
ing out conflicts in the program.
Regular classes will be started on
Tuesday morning at 9 a. m. II will
be necessary to ask for one dollar
deposit from all former students
who do not have a book deposit,
and of all new students.
Enrolment in the grades will
take place at 1.S0 on the 4th of
September and in the various grade
rooms. Only sufficient time will be
taken to get the names and other
necessary data so that regular work
may begin at 8 on Tuesday. the 5th.
1t is requested that all grade pu-
pits, new TO the Plentywood schools
bring with them, their names in
full with exact date and place Of
birth. as well as both parents full
name and place of residence. /.
will be necessary for arrangements
Ia be made,With-th superintendent
before any pupils may be enrolled
in the grades, WAC were not bona
fide residents Of this school dist
riot before August 1st 1888.
There will no doubt again be
many boys and girls from the rur-
al districts Of Sheridan county who
will desire places to stay In town
while attending high school. The
wishes to cooperate with
both the pupils and families where
/ boy or girl may work for board
ind room. in whole or in part,
supt. Stegner will appreciate such
Information.
II is requested that high school
,upils talk with their parents about
heir high school program before
'oming for enrolment. In order
hat there may be a better under
itanding OF the requirements and
he opportnnitis for high school
work., a summary OF the course by
Is given below. Study it care
ully and try to determine where
interests lie before asking for
enrolment card. The school wfh
i've you its best advice at the time
# enrolment. Try TO plan your
curse for the balance OF your
Ugh school career.
First of all. a basic or core cur
iculum must be maintained for our
ccrediting. This is actually called
he Academic or College Preparat-
ry curriculum. Since the Plenty
wood high school Is a member OF
he North Central and the North
rest Associations, as well as being
ully accredited by the State De-
artment, a graduate of the high
chool may enter almost any college
r university in the United States
question. The local high
chool has always maintained an ex-
a"ptionally strong academic pro-
In past years an unusually large
umber OF graduates have been able
go on to college. There are al
avs some. however, who cannot or
not cars to continue their edu- /.
alton. 1t is not possible to com
letely meet the exact needs of
very boy and girl in a high school
{ the small town or city, yet 1t is !,
lie desire Of the Plentywood schools )
, meet these needs In so far as !,
and teaching strength and
luipment are available. An addi- :
onal step has been taken this year !
rem though we are still one teach ,
short In the high school and the
lowed budget is hardly adequate. :
ocational Home Economics, al !.
Tough reduced somewhat, will !
gain be offered. There were sew :
girls enrolled, for this ,
pc Of work last year. The begin /.
Of a vocational commercial
purse will be Offered this fall.
his work was offered previously :
the Plentywood high school but :
as dropped because of too small !
/ enrolment. Latin I, Chemistry !
Id third year mathmatics will not !
} Offered this year. :
Freshmen will be required to :
Ike English and Algebra. They !
ay choose two other subjects !
ON the following: Elementary !
,ience, Vocational Civics, Home
economies and possibly Junior !
.usiness Training. :
S0phomeres LII required to take :
nglish and Plane Geometry. If !
ley do not have credit in Voca- !
onal Civics, they must take World :
They may choose two sub :
cts from the following. Biology, :
ONE Economics, Junior Business
Latin III, World History. :,
Juniors are required to take !
and United States History. !
hey may elect two from the fol- !
wing list: Physics, Home Econ a
MICS, Mechanical Drawing. Public :
spaking, Physical Geography and i
ommercial Geography and either n