High School Program for 1922 23
The document outlines grading and course structure for 1922 23 with two thirds daily work and one third semester exams. It lists Solid Geometry Semester II and notes room heads use small Arabic numerals. A 75 percent passing mark is set and an average of 90 percent in a subject may exempt from the semester exam.
Leavenworth High 1922 23 Curriculum Outline
Curriculum outline lists four yearly courses with subject pools for 1922 23. First year includes Classical English Algebra Latin Industrial Arts General Science English. Second year covers Plane Geometry Caesar Bookkeeping European History Botany. Third year features Classical English French Stenography and Typewriter Advanced Algebra I Solid Geometry Stenog and Type Advance Algebra I Stenog and Typewriter. Fourth year details Physics U S History and Civics Two majors and two minors required for graduation with a major equaling three units.
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Stenog
Iena
P.m
Thur
Wil
Industrial Arts Stenog
U. S. History and Civies Stenog
Typewriter
Graduation Requirements Outline for English and Science Courses
The document states compulsory and elective units for graduation including two science units for English, at least two foreign language units, and a total of fifteen units with fourteen from high school. It notes three tracks Classical Liberal Arts Scientific and English, guiding students toward colleges or high school completion.
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Colleges of Science and Engineering
Afternoon Manual Training and Physical Class Schedule
A historical notice outlines a weekly program for boys and girls detailing manual training and physical training periods. It assigns seventh and eighth grade classes to specific days and periods with home study noted for certain periods.
Sowing and Reaping Sermon Draws Wide Hearers
Evangelist Mary T. Miller’s Sunday sermon on Christian training versus youth folly draws deep edification. Her message, grounded in Bible, appeals to all Leavenworth residents. Meetings nightly except Monday with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. 3 p.m. and 7:45 p.m.
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Mary T. Miller
Leavenworth
Brenders Visit Anacortes with Yakima Friends
Mr and Mrs William Brender traveled to Anacortes yesterday with Mr and Mrs Chambers of Yakima driving in Chambers car.
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William Brender
Anacortes
Mrs. Chambers
Yakima
Chambers
W. G. Schannach
Minnesota
North Dakota
Railroad Items of Timely Interest in Leavenworth
Local railroad notes list moves and visits among staff and families. Mr and Mrs H B Rohrbauch visited from Oroville and will stay in Leavenworth a few days while Miss Nellie Day of St Paul visits the O R Day family.
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H. B. Rohrbauch
Oroville
Leavenworth
Nellie Day
St. Paul
O. R. Day
J. M. Doyle
B. Lantry
Leavenworth Terminal
Walter Bernard
Everett
Val Franklin
Chas. Moe
Moe
Supt. Doyle
E. R. Matthews
Alberta
Three Lakes
L. T. Armstrong Declares for Chelan County Clerk
L. T. Armstrong announces his candidacy for Chelan County Clerk. A Wenatchee clerk for 12 years, he lives in Chelan County with his wife and five children, has owned a home since 1906, and promotes Chelan County and Washington state. He travels to Leavenworth this week seeking primary support ahead of September 12.
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Armstrong
Chelan County
Wenatchee
Leavenworth
Local youths and girls moved by rescue group
Cathlene O Conner Clara Brown and Jeanette Morgan were found after escaping the Pacific Coast Rescue and Protective association. Cathlene was picked up Friday night by Officer Brown. the others reached Wenatchee and were taken in charge. A representative returned them to the institution. Two were seventeen and one nineteen.
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Cathlene O’conner
Clara’ Brown
Jeanette Morgan
Pacific Coast Rescue and Protective Association
Cathlene
Officer Brown
Wenatchee
Wenatchee Candidate for County Clerk Faces Primary
Wenatchee Washington reports a Republican candidate for Chelan County Clerk in the upcoming primary on September 12 1922. The contest centers on party nomination procedures and local election rules.
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L. T. Armstrong Wenatchee
Wash
Chelan County
Washington
Piano For Rent Mrs C W Lancaster
Piano for rent by Mrs C W Lancaster call phone 270 for arrangements and details.
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C. W. Lancaster
Desirable five room house for sale in Peshastin
Desirable house for sale with five rooms and fine garden on three lots in a well located Peshastin, Washington. Price 1500 dollars with terms to suit. Lowenthal Bros. & Darling provide contact numbers 194 197 or 205.
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Lowenthal Bros. & Darling
Peshastin
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Western Newspaper Union
Columbus
America
Messia
Elle
Leavenworth High School
Industrial Arts Scientific
Caesar
U.S
Civies Stenog
Typewriter Scientific
H. S
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M. McPhee
N. D. Keller
P. N. Casey
Scenic Hot Springs
R. E. O’neill
Spokane
Grace Hitchcock
Richards
Ida Smith
Seattle
H. R. Cahan
F. W. Rice
Barclay
B. B. Hanson
Emily Woodrow
Leaven
L. T. Armstrong
State of Washington
Harry and
Ray Miller
Kansas
the Brenders
United States Department of Agriculture
Cedar St
Iwod
Wallace
C. W. Wallace
H. S. McNett
Commercial St
Echo Office
Cyclone Johnson
Sylvester
Felix Genge
Centralia
J. R. Cowger
Hocking Valley
Fairbanks-Morse
H. P
H. P. Hawkins
Birch St
Mutual Mercantile Co
Lehigh Cement
Richard Mus