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THE GRANOIS - 1930 Top Row: H. Heidemann C. Murray V. Diehle Office Practice Stenography Typing, Spell.. Penm. E. Smith R. Johnson E. Frohardt Math., Math. Science Rand Coach Bottom Row: - .. . M Kottmeir E. Baker E. Waters R. VVilderman G. Urisl Physiology Biology Math., Dancing Stenographer Typing W. Holst Chemistry B. Hackley Typing YEAR — SEM. STENOGRAPHIC COURSE B f )QK KEEPING COURSE 1—1 Literature 1 General Science Stenography 1 Type 1 Literature 1 General Science Stenography 1 Type 1 1—2 Rhetoric Physiology- Stenography 2 Type 2 Rhetoric Physiology- Stenography 2 Type 2 2—1 Literature 2 Stenography 3 Type 3 Arithmetic 1 Penmanship-S| elling Literature 2 Home Econ. or Elective Type 3 Arithmetic 1 Penmanship-Spelling 2-2 Grammar Stenography 4 Type 4 Arithmetic 2 Grammar Home Econ. or Elective Type 4 Arithmetic 2 3—1 Public Speaking Commercial Geography Bookkeeping 1 Home Ec. or Elective Public Speaking Commercial Geography Rockkeeping 1 Home Econ. or Elective 3—2 Commercial English Bookkeeping 2 Law Home Ec. or Elective Commercial English Bookkeeping 2 Law Home Econ. or Elective 4—1 Senior Literature U. S. History 1 Economics Dictation and Compt. Senior Literature U. S. History 1 Economics Bookkeeping 3 4—2 Themes U. S. History 2 Civics Office Practice Themes U. S. History 2 Civics Bookkeeping 4 Page Seventeen
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Top Row: M. Gilpin M. Hyslop G. Sewing M. Thompson Middle Row: Girls’ P. Ed. English Dean of IV omen Spanish A. Krumsieck L. Pattiz N. Rushfeldt L. Haight M. Krill P. Martin History English English H istory Eng., Latin Ass ' t Principal Bottom Row: A. Hal ekost E. Pellerip M. Coudv H. Pick M. Luther M. Blackburn H istory French English English Latin Public Speaking YEAR — SEM. ARTS COURSE HISTORY COURSE 1—1 Literature 1 Language 1 General Science Algebra or Sewing Literature 1 General Science Algebra 1 Auto Mechanics 1 or Sewing 1 or Drafting 1—2 Rhetoric Language 2 Physiology Algebra 2 or Sewing 2 Rhetoric Physiology Algebra 2 Auto Mechanics 2 or Sewing 2 or Drafting 2—1 Literature 2 Language 3 European History 1 Algebra-Geometry, or Cooking Penmanship-Spelling Literature 2 Biology 1 or Cooking 1 r uropean History 1 Penmanship-Spelling ' -eometry 1 2—2 Grammar Language 4 European History 2 Algebra. Geometry or Cooking Grammar Biology 2 or Cooking 2 Geometry 2 European History 2 3—1 English 5 Language 5 Elective or Algebra Elective English 5 Algebra 3 Science or Elective Commercial Geography 3—2 English 6 Language 6 Elective or Algebra Elective English 6 Geometry 3 Science or Elective Modern History Senior Literature U. S. History 1 Economics Geometry or Elective Senior Literature U. S. History 1 Economics Elective 4-2 Themes U. S. History 2 Civics Geometry or Elective Themes U. S. History 2 Civics Elective Page Sixteen
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THE GRANOIS 19 3 0 SCIENCE COURSE Literature 1 Language 1 General Science Algebra or Sewing Rhetoric Language 2 Physiology Algebra 2 or Sewing 2 Literature 2 Language 3 Science Algehra-Geom. or Cooking Penmanship-Spelling Grammar Language 4 Science Algebra-Geom. or Cooking English 5 Mathematics Elective Elective English 6 Mathematics Elective Elective Senior Literature U. S. History 1 Economics Elective Themes U. S. History 2 Civics Elective Vocational Education Modem education lays, and will lay, increasingly, the stress upon devel- opment through real activities; upon experience as superior for educational purposes to instruction, upon living as a primary means to learning: upon doing as equal and complemental to reading, talking, and listening. The true aim of the Vocational Department is to send forth rounded, developed boys with a running start in all the ensemble of life; trained, not exclusively by reading of books and hearing the expounding of books but also by first-hand experiences with living developed by what they have done and learned for themselves in the doing of it; in self-reliance, initiative, sound judgment and the actual practice of responsibility, in activities valuable for their own sake. H. B. D. Page Eighteen
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