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Evart Review August 30, 1901 NOW FOR BUSINESS _________________________ School Begins Next Monday, Prepare for Work. The village schools will commence next Monday, to continue ten months. The corps of teachers have each been trained in the work they are to do, and it is believed the year will be among the most successful and profitable. The course of studies in the several grades and the high school have been strengthened in the more practical lines and it is thought the best results will be obtained thereby. The list of teachers is as follows: Superintendent - Geo. F. Roxburgh Principal - Everett P. Reynolds Asst. Principal - Bertha Goldstone Eighth Grade - Edith Rauch Seventh Grade - Martha F. Rappleye Sixth Grade - Jessie M. Baker Fifth Grade - M. Ethelyn McGilliaray Fourth Grade - lena M. Friis Third Grade - Nora E. Empey Second Grade - Ida M. Town First Grade and sub Primary - Bae Ferguson Assistant - Bessie Allen The course of studies in the high school have been changed in some particulars, so that now they are as follows: ENGLISH COURSE FIRST YEAR First Semester Arithmetic Grammar Physiology Book-keeping Second Semester Algebra Physiology English Composition State Government SECOND YEAR First Semester Algebra General History Physical Geography Rhetoric Second Semester Algebra General History U.S. Civil Government English THIRD YEAR First Semester Physics English History Botany Grammar and Geography Review Second Semester, Physics English History Botany Arithmetic Review FOURTH YEAR First Semester Geometry English Literature Chemistry American History Second Semester Geometry English Literature Chemistry American History LATIN COURSE FIRST YEAR First Semester Arithmetic Grammar Physiology Book-keeping Second Semester Algebra English Composition Physiology State Government SECOND YEAR First Semester Algebra General History Physical Geography Rhetoric Second Semester Algebra General History U.S. Civil Government English THIRD YEAR First Semester Latin Physics English History Botany Second Semester Latin Physics English History Botany FOURTH YEAR First Semester Latin Geometry English Literature Chemistry Second Semester Latin Geometry English Literature Chemistry Drawing books from Nos. one to eight have been adopted for the grades, and Walsh ' s Primary Arithmetic has been placed in the four lower grades, the higher books of the same series having been already used above the fourth grade. The interior of the house has been renovated and repaired, having in mind the health and safety of the children, and everything is neat and attractive. It is the desire of the authorities that every pupil commence promptly at the beginning of the term and that the attendance be as regular as possible. Promptness and application is what is desired, and if parents will see to the former, the teacher will endeavor to attend to the latter, and all will be well. Return to Evart Review newspaper articles |