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H CAROLINA,
Subdivisions
FIFTEEN UNITS TO
BE REQUIRED BY
LOCAL HIGH SCHOC
(Proper-Gander.)
Early in December Supt. Fulp pi
paved a number of copies of t
:ourse of study as now pursued in .t'
ligh school, and together with a qut
;ionnaire, mailed a copy of the cour
,0 a number or colleges in *jeorg;
STorth Carolina, Virginia, and Sou
Carolina.
For the information of all hi)
ichool pupils as well as for the ben
it of the friends of the school, e
racts from the replies, as well as t"
inits credited are here given. T
iverage good college requires fifte
i nits for unconditioned entrance.
University of South Carolina.
English 4
Latin 4
History 3
Physics 1
Science 1
Mathematics 4,
Total Units 17.5
We shall require 15 units for e
ranee next September.
(Signed) L. T. Baker, Dea
Davidson College.
Total Units 16
Your course seems to me to be n
nirably well balanced for a stude
vho is going to college.
I am glad to see you take up t'
^hysics rather than other scienc
tliof lrnn crivo a -fill! vpnr's PflllT
n that with laboratory. I am al
lelighted to see that you stick to L
;in and give as much of it as you d
.et me congratulate you upon t
outline sent in.
W. J. Martin, Presidei
University of North Carolina.
English !. 3
Latin 4
Mathematics - 4
Physics 1
History 3
Science .5
Total Units 15
These units we aljow a stude
certified to have completed the wo
satisfactorily.
Thos. J. Wilson, Dean.
Converse College.
Total Units 15
This would enable any of yc
eleventh grade graduates enteri
Converse without a condition but i
the,fact that you do not give a
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Lviuuern uaii^u^c. x wuuiu
mend. if feasible, that you give
y-our course next year one year's wo
in either French, Spanish, or Gernu
Robt. P. Pell, President.
Furman University.
English 4
Latin 4
History 3
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Mathematics, 4 (possibly 5)
Science 1
Total Units 17
We fehall be glad to admit yo
graduates on certificates.
H. W. Provence, Chairmz
Wofford College.
English 3
Latin 4
History 3
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Science T 1
Mathematics 3
Total Units 15.
In this estimate Solid ' Geomet
ind Trigomometry are not counte
ro get College credit for these su
ects the Colleges of the state x
juire an examination.
Henry N. Snyder, Presider
Agnes Scott College.
English 3
Mathematics 4
Latin 4
History 3
Physics " 1
Science .5
Physiology 1 or .5
Total Units 16.5 or 1
If as much as one theme a week
equired for three years we crec
four English course with 3 units. T1
equirement for unconditioned e
ranee into Agnes Scott is fiftei
jnits, including three in Englis
hree in Mathematics, and at lea
;hree in Latin.
The outline of the work given
our school indicates a good scho<
; and we are always glad to have stu-' e
dents as well prepared as yours p
)L should be. j\
Louise McKinney, Chairman. g
Winthrop College. | J
'e-j We take the classification of the
he. State High School Inspector, and ad- g
he mif tn rt.iv Pwcliman PI qcc n npnnH i- ]
is-, tionally graduates of all High Schools S
se, in the State rated by the High School (
ia> Inspector as making at least 1' units.; ?
th We do not admit upon certificate,; |jjj
(students from High Schools not com-!
?h pleting the full course of study for'
e-'graduation of the High Schools. By'
x-'agreement among the Colleges no!
he High School graduate is given ad-i |
he'vanced standing upon certificate, but
en1 may be given such standing upon ex- f
lamination at the College. We are t
i thinking of requiring 15 units for|
I admission to our Freshman Class next
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D. B. Johnson, President.
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,5 the colleges to whom inquiries were k
' directed and serve to give a general |
1 ideii of what opinion representative I
n_ colhges have of our high schoool. P
Students desiring to enter anv of M
n ' the above institutions next fall will ci;
; v e<! to preserve a copy of this ^
i of the Proper-Gander in order that I
d_'they may know exactly what to ex- |
n{. pect credit for, and just how much |
j credit they will be given.
^e' Catalogs of the various universi- S
es ties and colleges throughout the |
se United States as well as England may g
s0 be found in the superintendent's of- |
i Oce, and they are at the disposal of S
i-' any pupil interested.
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The following pupils have been I
; neither tardy nor absent during the L
school month ending Decebmre 31st. %
| and have made an average of over I
; POc/c on their studies. Those marked ?
| ' highly distinguished" have made a %
? general average of over 95%. The I
.5 deportment of /the pupil must also |
be excellent before entitling him to 1
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rK.a place on the roll of honor:
, i First Grade?Distinguished: Mary |
i Maxwell, Marie Reese, Edwin Mc- 1
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Cuen, William McAllister, Eugenia |
Swetenburg, Mary Louise Benton. 1
! Second Grade?Highly Distin- 1
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ng guished: Martha Aiken, Annie Rog- |
'or ers, Florence Sprouse, Helen Gam- |
ny brell; Distinguished: Ovelle Gilliam, |
m"i Claude Neuffer, Myer Poliakoff, Da- 1
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1 *?;< ! Qimmnnc WiHiam Martin. Fran- 1
* i ces Johnson, Margaret Culbreth, 1
in.' Norma
Flynn, Sadie White, Cassel \
' Ferguson, Lad Perrin.
Third Grade?Highly Distinguish- I
ed: Sarah Evans, Sara Smith, Sam 1
Shiver, Jr., Emily Morse, Alma May j
Fleming, Laura May Welch, Virginia |
Starnes, Eleanor DuPre, Jack Suth-'
i ' erland,
William Thomson; Distin- |
guished: Louie White, William Daw- S
son, Alvin Wham, Ethel Bowen, j
Charlotte Reese, Sarah Thomson. is
Fourth Grade?Highly Distinguish- j
ur ed: Jeon Milford, Mary N. Perrin,
I Martha Calvert, John McMurray; dis
tincmished: Mabel Bradlev. Susan !
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Minshall, Jenrose Pressly, James
' Fulp, Estelle Lyon, William McComb,
William Dawson.
8 j Fifth Grade?Distinguished: Margaret
Flynn, Margaret Able, Elizajbeth
Beeks, Elizabeth Corley, Franices
Ferguson, Anna Jones, Margaret
Stallings, Lucy Thomson, Otis Mc-1
, Murray, Mary Hill Ferguson, Pat
, Howie, Frances Jones, Alma Wilson,
8 Grace Smith, James Graves.
ryi Sixth Grade?Highly Distinguishl(*-jed:
Rachel Minshall; distinguished:
D"l Mary Barksdale, Mark Hawthorne,!
e" William Greene, James McComb, .
'Stella Seitz.
Seventh Grade?Highly Distin- ?
guished: Sara Edwards, Madge Fer- J
guson, Donald Harris, Judith Hill, li
Ellis Poliakoff, Jeanie White; Dis- L
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languished: Foster Barnwell, Louis I
j Bristow, Estelle Gaston, * Frances'?
Gilliam, Ernest Hughes, Raeford Mc- J
Millan, Gus Smith, Jack Thomson,'J
Virginia Wilson, George Wood. jS
High School.
Eighth Grade?Highly Distinguish- "
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6 ed: Mary Shaw Gilliam, Elizabeth is
Lyon, Grace Milford, Deby Owen; 2
lit Carolina Chalmers, Alice Cheatham, ?
he Mary Jones. h
n- Ninth Grade?Highly Distinguish-'"
en ed: Ada Faulkner, Marl'* Neuffer;
,h, Distinguished: Edwin Barksdale, I
st Fred Minshall, George Smith. Addie L
Bowen, Celia Chalmers, Ruth Cole-,1
in man. L
j], Tenth Grade?Highly Distinguish- L
ir,
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d: Hal Moore, Elizabeth Gambrell,
lelen Milford, Mary White, Annie,
Vilson, Florence Neuffer; Distin-j
uished: Janie Vance Bowie, Willie | <
fcLane, Janie Milford. J
Eleventh Grade?Highly Distin-j 1
uisneci: victoria nowie, Lrwen
Iristow, Mary Greene; Distinguished: 1
lophie Reames, Leroy Cox.
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NOTICE! SCHOOL ELECTION
Whereas a petition Was been circulated
in Keowee ScIkxvI District,
No. 37 askinc for an eleotion for the
purpose of voting an additional tax
five mills for school purposes, and
whereas, it appears to be properly
signed, an election is ber?by called
to take place at the Zarhne schoo]
house on Saturday Jan. 24th, 1920.
Those in favor of the tax will cast
a ballot upon which there is written
or printed the word "yes". Those opposed
to the tax will cast a ballot upon
which there is written or printed
the word "no". \
Trustees to act as managers of
said election.
Rules governing General elections'
to be'observed.
W. J. Evans,
Co. Supt. of Education.
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