Bath High School - Crocus Yearbook (Bath, SD)

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1 I '-' ' ' u .1 right. It's the Shakespeare's stage being drawn by English I artists. ENGLISH Four years of English is offered in Bath High School. This year the HBath Stylusn is edited by the English department. This gives an opportunity for the students to make practical applic- ation of grammar, word usage and composition. HIs this book good?W asks Dwayne Runte Lorraine Brill ignores him and continues to survey biographies for outside reading. HOh, me. Why couldn't Lancelot have I ov e d Elaine?H sighs the Eng- lish IV class. .....1.........-.- raste, headlines, leads, scissors, exchanges clutter the west wing as newswriting is being studied by the English IV class. lh

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CQMMERC. IM Bookkeeping class at work. The commercial department offers five courses. Junior business teaches the student practical business problems. Study guides and laboratory problems apply the principles learned. In bookkeeping the Twentieth Century workbooks and text are used. Study guide: tests are taken at the end of each chapter. Two practice setsvill have been completed at the end of the term. One year of typing is offered in which two periods are spent. A typing contest was held in Warner, March 2. Arlyce Lccken and Geraldine Anderson represented Bath High School. The typing class and the two contestants art shown here 1 13

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SOCVXL SCIENCE A daily news report, prepared by the members, kept the international relations students informed on world affairs. Each student chose an interesting subject on which to write a 5000 word theme as outside work. The material in the text was out- lined as an aid in studying. To supplement the commercial geo- graphy text, reports were given and a map collection was made. A brief survey of world history from the beginning of the world to the present time was taken up in world history class. Old glory receives a salute from the inter- national relations class. 15 Hwas it lb9l or lL92 that Columbus sailed the ocean blue?'is the questa ion for debate between Violet Binh- op and Jean Ehrke in the world his- tory class. Members of the geography class ie i if