Cherokee County Community High School - Checoukan (Columbus, KS)

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IOXQ-3 ooo- -ooo' -ooo- -oooooor -ooo' -ooo- -oooooot tooo- -ooo: -ooooooo -oooo t F. ll U H if K ti l A 0 l it if ' ALICE RICHARDS, A. B., English gg tCollege of Emporiaj , l Elf SECOND YEAR-First Term. Required of all students immediately following English : 2. Composition work based upon principles of Rhetoric. The further development of the sentence and paragraph forms the basis for the Rhetoric study. Oral themes and book re- 2 views together with note book work. 4. Second Term. The literature work follows closely r the state course in so far as there is no conflict with classics already read in other high schools of the county credited to this course. The themes in composition both oraland written are to be noticeablv longer than in the work of the first term. The principles in- volving both narration and-description are further developed and the elements of esposition g and argumentation are introduced. The studv of capitalization and punctuation will be re- ! viewed. The pupils are required to keep English note books. fr S T R qu X 9 S' fllqyl-Him.: pl. IJUISACIJ, A. B., lVliEllllQlllElllCS and Foreign Language Q ttulnratlo Lollegcl U .,U.,5l.gIgNA I um' 2' ,Wluiit-eil ofaill Freshman. State adopted text is used Algebra H QI, 1 ll .lm l nz' mil St-uiors mul recommended to all boys 1 ' , ll lhnlllllull-:'l:ll-l Nvlmlnl. N'l'llt:SfIllt! text is Clllllllleied- W 10 expect to enter an I unun nnuu uuxu ulLvUAX'5L-r0OOf 10001 IOQOOOO- 'OOOL Y-0005 1000OOOc P0001 WOOOC IOOC s WW? .

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, ,. V.. ... . .2s.a . l IO' -UE' Olxt 'TDI' 'CII 'OOC 1 'OOOOOCI OOC' NEC' -5000 'XO' 'Gil' 5 5 5 S 5 DORA ROBERTSON, B. S., Engllsh and Histoiy CK. S. M. T. N., K. S. A. CJ H 5.-THIRD YEAR-First Term. Composition work two days weekly based upon the 5 principals of argumentation and exposition in the development of the paragraph and short g theme with special reference to unity, coherence and emphasis three days weekly. The lit- - erature study comprises the history of literature one day each week with classic work. . 6.-Second Term. Composition two periods weekly with themes of considerable length in Q narration and description combined, argumentation and exposition. 7.-8.-FOURTH YEAR - -A course in high school journalism which corsisls not only ofa study of the newspaper but o course in practical English composition. This course is supplemented by the study of American Literature. 3 2 f 5 a T 5 , l 5 Q 5 1, - . M. , - Z 5 2 BESS OLIPHANT. Librarian and Secretary tx. s. M. T. N.. K. s.A. co able apparatus in the different departments must he considered the Library, the meeting grounds for all sciences. The library now consists of over 1300 volumes, with new volumes LIBRARIAN AND SECRETARY of Principal. In addition to the necessary and valu- 5 being added from time to time. Q U ooo- 'ooo' -cool -oooooof loco- ooo- -orxiooof -ooo ooc- ioocooc- oocw ooc- 63004208 7

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E 2 3 5 5 5 5 Q 5 5 Q 1-u....gg,..gx1r 5 it .. DOO' 'OOO' IOOGY 'OOOOOO' IOCXDI 'CLIC' IOOOOOOV 1OOOt OOCL IOUZOOCI -OKI' 10001 'OOO 5 5 5 5 HENRIETTA HAYNES, History and Civics Q tCollege of Emporia, A. BJ HISTORY AND CIVICS-Modern History, 1 and 2, two terms. Open to Juniors and g Seniors. Work begins with the eighteenth century and continues to the present day. Amer- ican History, l and 2, two terms. Required of all Seniors. Normal Training Seniors will re- g ceive the necessary training for the state examination in American History. Civics, 1 and 2, two terms. Required of all Normal Training Juniors and recommended as important in the training for good citizenship to all Juniors and Seniors. ALBERT N. BINGI-IAM, Chemistry and Physics tCollege of Emporia, A. BJ CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS-Chemistry, 1 and 2, two terms. Open to allJuniors and Seniors. Three forty minute recitation periods per week and two double periods of lab- quired of all Normal Training Seniors and open to all other Seniors. Three forty minute periods per week of class recitation and two double periods of laboratory. State text used. U oratory. A verv important as well as popular course. Physics, 1 and 2, two terms. Re- ' 'OOO' OX' ICIIIDXOV IOCXDY -QDOR VGIDOCDIY, 'OOO' CIE' GEXCV Cl Q' ' 9