Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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f The Course of Study CContinued from page lol for college work even though the subjects which students have taken in high school are of the right kind. These regulations are imposed on high schools from above and so are not matters of argument. It is decidedly urgent, therefore, that parents confer with school authorities early enough in their own childrens high school careers in order to avoid possible disappointments later on. The following studies are considered academic by colleges and universities. Students must present at least eleven units of academic credit out of the required sixteen for college entrance. Below is a list of academic subjects offered by the Lincoln High School. Those starred Ui are required and the others are elective. 'English C4 unitsj Trigonometry CVZ unitl Plane Geometry 'First year science Latin C4 unitsl Solid Geometry CV2 unitl Biology German C2 unitsl Intermediate Algebra flfz unitl 'Physiology CV2 unith French C2 units? Economics CV2 unitl 4 Chemistry 'European History 'Citizenship Ufz unitb Physics 'American History General Geography 'Algebra 'Civics flfz unitl Most colleges require in addition, two units of a foreign language. All other studies are pre-vocational. Only a total of Gve pre-vocational units may be of- fered for college entrance. SUGGESTIVE COURSES OF STUDY Preparation for Technical Courses To prepare for Dentistry, Law, Medicine, or Pharmacy a student should pursue the fol- .lowing course in high school. FIRST YEAR 'English 'Algebra 'First Year Science 'Latin SECOND YEAR 'English 'Citizenship lfz 'Plane Geometry 'Latin 'Physiology V2 T H l R D YE A R 'English 'European History 'Elect any two of the following: Economics 81 Social Chemistry Problems Advanced Mathematics Geography Biology FOURTH YEAR 'English Free-hand Drawing 'American History Music 'Elect any two: Library Science Physics Advanced Mathematics Bookkeeping Aggiianlg-P-1,?If:gal NOTE: Studies marked with an asterisk CU are required of everybody, CContinued on page 191 l .L Page v 18

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The Course ol Study qjiawwfww '- 'tl , CContinue::l from page 181 ,i I COURSE PREPARATORY TO ENGINEERING ' f47lfVVL'f' ,ffl V., FIRST YEAR SECOND YEAR D I .- 4 ll 'English 'English QM! H 41 - jgK0:7 L44 'Algebra 'Plane Geometry , 1 'First Year Science 'Mechanical Drawing T H l R D Y E A R 'English 'European History 'Advanced Algebra V2 'Solid Geometry V2 Elect any one: Chemistry Mechanical Drawing Foreign Language COMMERCI AL Fl R ST Y E A R 'English 'Algebra 'First Year Science 'junior Business Training V2 'Arithmetic lfz 'Physiology lfz 'Citizenship V2 Elect any one: Mechanical Drawing Foreign Language F O U R T H Y E A R 'English 'American History 'Advanced Algebra V2 'Trigonometry V2 'Physics COURSE fi' 7' SECOND YEAR 'English 'Bookkeeping 'Citizenship lfz 'Plane Geometry or Geography 'Physiology V2 THIRD YEAR English Shorthand 'European History Typing V2 Elect any two: Plane Geometry Economics V2 ' Foreign Language, Biology, Advanced Bookkeeping V2 Chemistry FOURTH YEAR 'English Commercial Law V2 'American History Office Training V2 'Typewriting V2 Advanced Bookkeeping V2 Elect any two units: Foreign Language Salesmanship V2 Shorthand GENERAL ACADEMIC COURSE FIRST YEAR 'English Latin Algebra French 'First Year Science Free-Hand Drawing Elect any one: Music SECOND YEAR 'English 'Citizenship V2 'Physiology V2 'Plane Geometry Elect any one: Latin, French, Geography, Biology, Music, Free-Hand Drawing, Library Work. No11f:gig,E?LY CContinued on page 203 l L Page v 19