Regina Collegiate Institute - Souvenir Yearbook (Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

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Cdl el this work by clay or PVi'Il'lIl,Q' classes. lt c-omprises Bookkeeping, l,01fll1l?lllSl'll1l, Spelling, i'on1mer'c-ianl lieu- , A1'itl'1metio, Sliortlmiicl, rll'VIli'lVl'llillg', lfivicfs, :mil Plug. - sioal Culture, mul options in l+'1'enfflm, or possilmly Spauiisll. Mzuiy of tlie SlllJ.lf'ClS in The l,l'lIll2ll'.X' mul Iiitermecliate Acoouiitziiiey courses are stumlii-fl tllll'llSgg this course. ' .-1g1 ic'1z!l'urw-'llliree years' course eoveriiig Fil-lil :xml Animal Hllsbzuicli-y, Seed mul Grain Testing, Scflnool unfl Home Geziwleiiiiig, lflarrri Meeliauices, Aritllmelie, and liools- keeping. The allied subjects will comprise l'l1e-a11i'sTl'y, Motor Mecliauics, Botaiiy, Civics, and Physical l'ul'ruz'e. VVO007Il'Ul'kfZiHQ, -ljfliillfflillg, and ljflflfl' Hn1zgf'1zg.-'llliiw-, years' course comprising' ii?ll'IlP1lll'j', .lcmliii-ry, filflllill4'T Making, Painting, Mixing of C'olo1's, Pz1pe1'lmi1g'i11g', :mil Deooralting, togetliei' with llrafliiig, Shop Biillllillllillltw, Estimating, Business English, Art, Uivies, zmfl Pllysiezenl Culture, ' '.s f K , 'i-mn.. new , STENOGRAPHY CLASS, II. E. 53

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I I - tl C EXPERIMENTAL WORK IN CHEMISTRY, III. A, R.C.I. lt comprises machine shop practice, bench Work, motor mechanics, gas tractor, starting and ignition systems., vulcanizing and tire repair, ln addition there will he allied such subjects as drafting, shop niaitheiuatics, applied I chemistry, and electricity, business English, civics, and i physical culture. D C07'l'L'H'L6'7'C'l66l CoLw'sc.9. Qij One year course coniprising Bookkeeping, Pennian- ship, Spelling, Commercial Law, Arithmetic, Short- hand, Typewriting, Civics, and Physical Culture-- specializing in either Bookkeeping or Stenography, A student having passed this preliminary course inay attend evening classes and thus complete the longer V C011 FSE. Ciij Three years? course leading to Chartered Account- I tancy, or special clerical or secretarial Work. All students desiring office Work should endeavor to cover 52

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tl If E3 SATURDAY CLASS, MO-TOR MECHANICS, DAY STUDENTS, R.C.I. N.l3.-The details of the above Vocational Courses are under consideration by the Department of Education, and as soon as the outlines have been issued, copies Will be forwarded to any parent who applies to the Collegiate As these courses are being offered for the first time this year, and only a limited number can be admitted into each class, preference will be given to the first twenty five applicants in each class. Classes ein Pliatno and Theory. During the past year eighty pupils, mostly beginners, received instruction on the piano, and by means of the orchestra, on the violin, cornet, and drum.. These classes will be continued next year, and will be open to any student in the academic or vocational day classes. The classes are free and the preference will be given to beginners. Students who have attained the proficiency required by the regulations of the Department of Education, will be exempt from instruction in Algebra during the third and fourth years. 54