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Show NIGHT SCHOOL OPENS OCT. 5 Large Number of Subjects Will Be Given at 0 H. S. Building Complete high school courses; with high' school credits will be j j features of the annual night school j which w.il open for the fall and winter semesters in the Ogden High i rsehool buil dinar the night of Octo- bor 5. F.T. Wiggins, principal, an- j n ounces. Commencing on October 5. class- j es will meet every Monday and J Thursday at 7:30 o'clock. Persons desiring university ex- J tension work are asked to report at j the senior high school on. the eve-j ning of October 5. The following j courses will offered at the night school: Commercial -- Office machines, posting machines,, bookkeeping, j typewriting, stenography, penman- ! ship, business arithmetic, salesmanship, commercial law, economics, j - business English, show card writ- I ing, lettering. Manual arts-Auto mechanics.,' practical electricity, the steel . square, woodwork, sheet metal - drafting, machine drawing, archi- ( tectural drawing. Home economies-Catering, do- ; mestic science, dressmaking, mil- Itnery. ; Art-Clay modeling. teacher's , methods, in a,rt, color design and , craft. 1 Mathematics-Algebra, geometry English-English (third year s high school). English (fourth year j high school), practical English, oral expression. Physical Education for Women t-Folk dancing, aesthetic dancing, games. Other subjects-History, modern languages. Other classes not listed will be offered if 10 students apply for the courses. Americanization (for adults)-; English for foreign born, -United States history, United States gov- j ernment. NIGHT SCHOOL Opens Monday Numerous Subjects for Spe cial Classes at Ogden High School ! Night school classes at the Ogde . I High school will open Monday evenin i October 3, according to an announce " ment made last night by Supt. W ° Karl Hopkins. Registration of stu " dents will be made on that date. Clat work will begin October 7. High school credits will be given i s proportion to attendance and th work completed during the season. The registration fee of $3.00 per se ? mester is payable at registration c $5 for two, semesters payable at regis ] tration. The subjects and the names of th instructors follow: ' Typewriting, Miss Mary Eva Shea Stenography, Miss Elizabeth Stephenson. J Bookkeeping, W. L. Peterson. penmanship, Miss Florence Brown 1 Commercial Arithmetic, Jule McMurrin. Comptometer, Miss Celena Beaulieu. English, not named. Spanish, Miss Ada Walcott. : Public Speaking, not named. 3 Civics. Warren Leigh. Salesmanship, Warren Leigh. r Art, Mies Ida Anderson. mmi School Branches, Sumne will CONDUCT FICTION STUDY U. of U. Extension Course Opens Thursday At High School One of the most interesting i things that the University of Utah I is bringing to the Ogden people ; through - its extension division is ! the new course which Prof. L. A. Quivey is offering, "The Master- 1 pieces of Fiction." Professor Quivey has just re- j j turned from passing a year at I 1 [ Stanford university. teaching, ! studying, and writing, and con- ceived the idea of this course ,] while there. As an author cannot be judged A until he has finished his work, fl 'the instructor has decided not to 1 offer courses upon any authors 1 {who have not ended their work, J ;and in consequence he has chosen 1 Conrad, who died last year, as his first author. Ten lectures of the 1 25 will be given on Mr. Conrad, j and the students will read half ' a dozen or so of his novels. The [J remaining 15 lectures will be de- j voted to a rather intensive study a of the modern Russian novelists, .1 among whom will be taken such ] authors as Turgenev, Dostoievsky, 1 Tolstoi, and others of a later per- I iod. Those who wish to go into this j course will appear at the Ogden I High school by 8 o'clock, if pos- 1 ;sible, next Thursday night, Stu- 3 dents may enter for three or four weeks thereafter, but there is no way of having the lectures repeated. Night school CLASSES OPEN Instruction Begins This Evening; High School Credits Given Exceptional opportunity for education is offered students of the Ogden City night school during the fall and winter semesters according to Supervisor Francis T. Wiggins. Classes are held Monday and Thursday evening of I cach week. Thursday, October C and Monday, October 10 are the last days for regis- I tration. High school credits will be given in proportion to work completed and class attendance records Supervisor Wiggins states. Class work begins this evening. Practical short unit and completed 1 courses are offered as follows: Woodwork and carpentry, armature! winding and motor repairing, practical1 electrical construction, auto mechanics (theory and practice, blue print reading and mechanical drawing, domestic science, domestic art, Spanish (beginning and advanced), practical English, common school branches, salesmanship, civics, all commercial subjects. University extension courses offered are: Beginning college accounting, Prof. P. E. Peterson, U. A. C. Advanced college accounting, Prof. P. E. Peterson, U. A. C. Commercial law, Prof. Delbert Draper, U. of U. Modern Drama, Prof. B. Roland Lewis, U. of U. Education, Prof. Leroy E. Cowles, U. of U. As there will not be sufficient I books in the public library to .1 take care of this course, the hi- j structor will take orders for books 1 that evening and have them ob- 1 tained as soon as possible. |
