The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-08-23
LOCAL SCHOOLS TO
OPEN WE'D. SEPT. S

The Plentywood City schools will
start regular classes on Wednesday
morning, Sept. 5. All grade pupils
Will enroll in their respective grade
rooms at 9 o'clock on Wednesday
morning. High school classes are
expected to run through their regu
lar schedule for the first time on
Wednesday.
superintendent Stegner plans to
complete the enrolment for High
School as far as possible during
the week of August 81 to 81. He
will personally supervise the en-
rollment of each pupil between the
hours of 9 and Y on the above
mentioned days. Every boy or
, girl who plans to attend Plenty
wood high school should strike co
enroll during the week preceding
the opening of school so as to have
the advise of the superint endent at
the time of enrolling. Any boy or
girl who is a resident of Sheridan
county and has an eighth grade
diploma is eligible to enroll for
high school work. A letter Of
transfer will be asked from those
who have attended high school else
where. No pupils should plan to
enroll on Tuesday, Sept. 4. Try to
enroll during the foGenoons of the
days Monday to Friday, Aug. 27-31
inclusive.
The courses to be offered in the
Plentywood high school will be
about the same as last year. Each
prospective pupil should study This
list over and consult with his par
ents before coming to enroll. The
Superintendent will be pleased to
advise at any time as to which
courses might prove to Be most
profitable.
The required courses for fresh
men are English and Algebra. Two
add ional subjects must be chosen
from the following: Vocational
! civics, Elementary science, Home
Economics and possibly Latin. The
sophomeres are required to enroll
for English and Geometry. They
may choose two additional subjects
from the following: World History,
Biology, Junior Business Training
and Home Economics. Juniors are
required to enroll for English and
United S ates History. They may
enroll for two additional subjects
from the following: Chemistry,
Bookkeeping, Public Speaking
Higher Algebra and Solid Geom-
etry, Home Economics, Mechanical
Drawing, Photography and Com
mercial Geography. Seniors must
enroll for English and Problems in
American Democracy. They may
choose two electives from the fol-
lowing list: Chemistry, Mechanical
Drawing, Home Economics, Higher
Algebra and Solid Geometry, Pub
lie Speaking, Typewriting, Physical
Geography and Commercial Geog-
raphy, Bookkeeping.
/ Certain general rules will be fol-
lowed in enrolling. No pupil may
carry more than four regular sub
jects unless he is Junior or a
Senior who is short one or more
credits. Seniors who have had
Bookkeeping will have the first
chance to take typewriting, as we
are sill short of the number of
machines we anticipate a need for
The past ability as shown will gov
ern to a great extent the amount
/ of work a pupil may carry. Pupils
may enroll for subjects out of their
regular YEAR, by special permission
only. Upper grade pupils who are
transfer cases. will have their pro-
grams adjusted as far as possible
to conform to the subjects already
successfully completed. A list Of
credits previously earned sho1ld be
broUoh+ 1T the time of enro1lment