Corning High School - Red Raider Yearbook (Corning, IA)

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TED W. REYNOLDS Ottawa, Kansas, High School, 1907 B. S., Ottawa University, 1912 Science and Athletics, Corning High School 1912-13 Summer Session, Kansas State Agricultural College, 1913 Principal Corning High School, 1913-14 HAZEL WINIFRED WVEST St. Paul Central High School, 1905-06 Ellsworth, Wisconsin, High School, 1908 Buena Vista College of Music, 1912 A. B., Buena Vista, 1912 Languages, Corning High School, 1912-13 Assistant Principal, Corning High School, 1913-14 I arn happy and free As a humming bee. FRANCES HELEN BEEM Marengo High School, 1907 A. B., University of Iowa, 1913 Elliott High School, 1911-12 Latin and Mathematics, Corning High School, 1913-14 A woman whom to know is but to love, 1 he iliarultg FANNIE BLYTHE CESSNA Grinnell High School, 1909 A. B., Grinnell College, 1913 History, Corning High School, 1913-14 She has a natural, wise sincerity, A frank and simple truthfulness. VAUTRES ELLA PRUITT Peirce City, Missouri, High School, 1909 A. B., Park College, 1913 Mathematics, Corning High School, 1913-14 Looe, sweetness, goodness, in her person shine. ALICE BOTHELL Iowa City High School, 1908 A. B., University of Iowa, 1913 Rural Schools, Johnson County, 1908-09 English, Corning High School, 1913-14 By diligence she wins her way. A. F. COPPERSMITH Manual Training, Corning Public Schools, 1912-14 GLADYS CAROLYN RUBY Stockport High School, 1908 Drake Academy, 1909 B. S., Drake University, 1913 Home Economics, Corning High School, 1913-14 Though modest and gentleshe rules her own mind. FRANCES DALE Landon Conservatory, 1908 Bradford High School, 1909 Valparaiso University, 1911 . Music, Afton Public Schools, 1912-13 Music, Corning Public Schools, 1914 Her air, her rnanner, all who see admire. HELEN WESTROPE Corning High School, 1905 Grinnell College, 1906 Cornell College, 1908 American Institute of Normal Methods, 1911 Music, Corning Public Schools, 1910-13 There is a wisdorn at the beginning of all great thingsf'

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Qlnurze nf Stuhg FIRST YEAR SECOND YEAR THIRD YEAR FOURTH YEAR REQUIRED OF ALL STUDENTS 2 . English . . .... English ........ . . . .2 Algebra , , .... 2 Plane Geometry . . . . . . .2 English ........... ..... Adv. Algebra Q15 .. ELECTIVES QSee notes on different courses5 Physical Geog. Q15 ....... 1 Zoology Q15 .... .... 1 Botany Q25' ........ .... 1 Physiology Q25 .... . .1 Bookkeeping ...... .... 2 Greek History Q15 ........ 1 Latin IX .......... .... 2 Roman History Q25 ....... 1 ttlllanual Training ........ 1 Caesar ............. .... 2 iiDomestic Art ..... .... 1 iManual Training . . . . . . .1 1 Domestic Science . . . . . . . i:Given two double periods tGiven three double periods per week. per Week. - Solid Geometry Q25 . Adv. Arithmetic Q25 Agriculture Q15 .... Com. Geography Q25 Pedagogy ......... European History .. Cicero ........ - .... German XI ........ Home Economics Q15 English Q15 ... .... Grammar Q25 ...... Adv. Arithmetic Q15 Public Speaking Q25 Reading Q15 ....... Economics Q25 ..... American History Q15 Civics Q25 ......... Physics ..... Virgil ........ German XII . . . NOTE-T116 number in parenthesis indicates semester in Wh' l b' ' A . 0 ici su Ject is pursued. Those running a full year are not S0 numbered. The other number indicates credits earned When the sub'e t ' 3 c is completed.