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SPECTATOR STAFF Editor-in-Chief Samuel Brooks Business Manager Newton Dygert Advertising Managers Claude Reese Literary Editor St. Clair Van Auken Athletics Leo L. Bair Emily Waugh Stage Wilma Johnson Alumni Alary Ogden Art Carlton Smith Society Deloss Goodale Dorthea Cline Neta Somerlott Lucile Carptenter Jokes Marian Croxton Valta Carver Vera Myers Donald Stuller Carlton Fink Clara Hirsh Calendar Rebecca Utter Edna Spade Ethel Eckert Florace McCool 1 . Louise Hetzler
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COURSE OF STUDY FRESHMAN COURSE. Freshmen are allowed to take only three major subjects, English, Al- a ebra, and either Latin or German. For a fourth subject, Domestic Sci- ence is offered the girls and Drawing and Vocational Guidance for the boys. A year ' s successful work gives two credits for each subject. The English work is composition. Rhetoric and Classics. The Latin Course is the study of the forms and compisitions. The German course is the study of the fundamentals and the reading of Im Vaterland. General Science and Botany is ofifered in the first year and Art and Music are required for out-of-town students. SOPHOMORE COURSE. Sophomores are required to take four major subjects. English, Alge- bra and Geometry II, and a year ' s continuation of the language started in the first year, are re(|uired. For a fourth subject. Agriculture, and Ancient History are ofifered. Music and Art are ofifered but not required, these sub- jects being optional also in the Junior and Senior years. The English work is the History of American Literature and Classics, also oral and written compositions. The German II is the reading of Im Vaterland, Immensee, Ger- melshausen, Hoher als die Kirche. and Der Sindenbaum. The Latin II is the reading of Caesar ' s Gallic Wars, and composition .work. JUNIOR COURSE. In the third year, two subjects are required, English and Geometry III. Either Physics must be taken this year or Chemistry in the Senior year. German HI, Commercial Arithmetic and Com. Law, and History HI are ofifered for a fourth sul)ject. The English work consists of the History of English Literature and Classics, and oral and written compositions. The German work is the reading of Die Jungfrau von Orleans, Das Edle Blut, and Der Fluch der Schonbeit. SENIOR COURSE. The only required subject for Seniors is American History and Civic . For the other three subjects, there are ofifered English IV, Bookkeeping, Com. Arithmetic and Com. Law, Chemistry, and Typewriting. The English work is the study of Classics. Thirty credits are required now for graduation. — Lit. Editor.
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