Tubman High School - Maids and a Man Yearbook (Augusta, GA)

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Af'-'A'A'-'-'A7A'A'-'4'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'-'A 'A'- 5 '-A-'v'-Av' -'-'-'-'-'iv'-4--Av Q' : 1-5 'lg MAuosANoAmAN ml ?fN A H' Courses of Study Subjects offered at Tubman High School are grouped by Courses. The following tables show the Courses with total credits earned by subjects in four years. A B C D College-l'r'ep. College-Prep. Business General English . 4 English .. . English ,,,, 4 English ,,,,, .. French . . 2 Latin ,..,. Algebra . . 1 Algebra Spanish .. 2 French ,..,.., Civics ,,,..,.. , . 1 P. Geoni. , . Algebra . . 2 Algebra . Ind. Geo. . .,..,... 1 Science , .. P. Geoni. . I P. Geom. Com. Arith. .. ...li Foreign Lang Civics ........ . 1 Anc. Hist. Science .. ,..,... 1 Anc. Hist. , Anc. Hist. .. 1 Ani. Hist. Economics .. Eng. Hist. Eng. Hisl. I Science ., Stenog. . . .. 2 Am. Hist. Am. Hisi. . I Elective .,,,, Type W. , ,,,. 2 Civics . Science . 2 Phys. Train. Bookkeeping , 1 Economics ,, , Elective . . 1 Business Pr. 1 Ind. Geo. Phys. Train. . Eng. Hist. ...., .. 1 Elective ..., ,. Am. Hist. M 1 Phys. Train. Elective ............ 1 Phys. Train. Total ...... .... 18 Total. ..... ., ..... 18 Total ......... ........ 1 8 Total. Each of these Courses is based upon four main subjects per year. All Courses require approximately the same amount of work and give the same unit value toward graduation. Students must choose one of these Courses when they enter the High School. Changes from one Course to another are difficult to make. When changes in Courses are made usually more than four years are necessary for the completion of the required number of units for graduation. The electives are Cooking, Sewing and Vocal Music Qin classy These Courses are practical. Every student is required to earn a total of one unit in Elective subjects during her High School Course. Each Elective subject is rated upon a basis of one-half unit per year. Physical Training is required of all students unless they are excused upon a D0ctor's certificate. Simple uniform gym suits are required. The School Library provides excellent facilities for collateral reading in all Courses-. A select list of current magazines is on file in the Library. A full time trained Librarian is in charge. Page Eleven

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v'NfA-'A-f'v'-f-Av-.--.-.1xf-,-,-,A,-Y-,-,-,-,-.-,-,-,-,Av-va 1 ,IE MAuns- AND A NLAN ym 'Q X W ,,. SENIORS-Marion Coles Phinizy in the graduation dress worn by her mother, Mrs. Ferdinand Phinizy -fMary Paxton Porter, class of 1910.3 S . Page Thirteen C