Breckenridge High School - Buckaroo Yearbook (Breckenridge, TX)

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lr. G. B. Norris American History Class In order to have an enlightened student body for future citizenry a study of world and local conditions past and present is necessary. This is offered to the students in forn of History and Civics. Two credits in History are required one of which must be in American History. Civics is a required subject for graduat ion . I! g, iiIi fir: lr T I Janes World History Class .np 4, I XJ Irs. J. C. Burkett Socaal Scnences Civics Club

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Senior English 's ,. I'- sf - r l 3?p,f:224l?5' 2: 15 Hrs. J. F. Bailey Miss Billie Ratliff Erxqlnsh-.'DePerTmenT 1. I 4' Juniors study grammar The NKeynoteH of our curriculum is English. Four credits of English are re- quired for graduation from high school. Grammar is studied one semester in each English course. Conversation, parts of speech, and construction are emphasized in all classes. There are four well qualified teachers in the English department which is one of the strongest departments in the entire school system. Kiss Floy Branum

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-G - QS X HTS. UBC Smith Typing I Class if Mrs. C. T. De Lafosse ommevcsa, De BY Nlefd- TYPU18 U C1835 Today the business world calls for young jf K Lg, 4 , N4 I lr. H. C. Kennedy men and women trained well in business vocations. The Commercial Department maintains a record of giving practical business training Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II, Com- mercial Law, Business Arithmetic and Book- keeping are offered in the Commercial Department of B. H. S, Learning to keep books