School and Study Aids Advertised For Upcoming Term
Prepared notes on choosing a study path and required school items. The page promotes clothing, accessories, and study materials to ready students for the new term.
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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1933
Page
9
Prepared notes on choosing a study path and required school items. The page promotes clothing, accessories, and study materials to ready students for the new term.
Registration opens September 1 to 10 at Taylor street registrar as about 200 girls enroll for the year. Classes begin September 12 with several majors, eight new instructors including Dr. Paul J. Menge and Dr. Raymond Galla her. The college is run by the Sisters of St. Francis of Mary Immaculate and includes arts sciences and music programs. Albert Cook named director of De La Salle championship band.
Bargain Week ends as families shop downtown for school outfits for college and grammar school students. Dresses, boys clothing and footwear are priced low to meet family budgets. The piece notes bands and school ties in community events and mentions Mr. Cook taking duties at De La Salle with Father Leonard named faculty director.
Students will begin their year on Monday September 11 as Joliet Musical College opens its 13th season. The Auditorium building houses all programs in music dancing and dramatic art. Albert P Herath directs with a faculty including Florence Scholl Stuart Barker Mary Clark and others.
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