Gem Consolidated School - Gems Yearbook (Colby, KS)

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FACU LTY as G0- 9 '5 Q Oi 'U 1 as: QS fell X CALVIN CRAWFORD Superintendent Bookkeeping, Typing He received an A B degree from Bethany College Fe took graduate work at Colo rado University at Boulder ROBERT BFERY Fnglish, Algebra, Physical Education He received his A B degree from Fort Hays Kansas State College He took graduate work at Fort Hays Kansas State College GEORFH PATTVRSON Industrial Arts, General Science, American Government, Chemistry, Sociology He received his B S degree at Fort Hays Kansas State Teachers college, and has started work toward a M S degree ROBLRT EVANS Grade and High School Music, Band He received his B M Ed degree at Bethany College H has started work on his M M Ed at Florida State University ROBERT WRST Seventh R Eighth Grades He attended Eldorado Junior College for one year and Ottawa University for three years where he received his A B degree MRS CLARA SO'DhRS Fifth 5 Sixth Grades Wort Hays Kansas State College RVA MORGAN Third R Fourth Grades Two years at Ottawa University HELEN WRIGHT First R Second Grades Wichita University and Hutchinson Junior College - ODOIO ll' . ' O 'I' A O I fr 1 . L - O r: ' ' Q' ,L N '. -39' fi- 1 uaencoaapouoeno-auooooooo ih:' X -IP A J . ,Huff . . . 1 A - .XR 1 . . . Iv' .4 IOOOUIICIIOIOQCIIOOOOUIIUU I k A . - . . VI ' - sl xx g o o U fi- -2-- I . I - . . . . e ... . . ' V.: asooeoousloos e . a A . , -X I t . . . I ,, - An . J ' , , Q V - . -I Y COlOllllliO . 3 . 5 fir. N.,, A ......... . V . 3 -

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CONSTITUTION Constitution is the study of our Federal Government From the beginning it relates the changes which have taken place all through our history It enables us to have a bet ter understanding of how our government was organized and how it operates SOCIOLOGY Sociology was taught the second semester in place of constitution This course deals with the study of people ideas, and beliefs This should give us a better understand ing of people who act and think a little different from the way in which we do GENERAL SCIENCE As the name implies, general science is an introductory course into the other fields of science It deals with some of the physical and chemical properties of material things of the earth, climatic conditions in the weather, biology, and other sciences CHEMISTRY Chemistry is the study of the ninety six known elements found on or near the earth All other materials which are found hereon earth are either mixtures or compounds of these ninety six elements Our high standard of living would be impossible without the knowledge of knowing how to use these elements in the production of other materials Without this knowledge our civilization could not have advanced much be yond the stone ages We need more chemistry today than ever before INDUSTRIAL ARTS Industrial arts developes the skill in the use of hand tools It teaches the student the proper use of hand tools, how to sharpen them and how to care for them They learn much about the materials with which they work and the proper construction which will make their projects strong and en- during. The proper sanding, filling of pores, and finishing are all important if the project is to look it's best. You may be sure that the student who fulfills all of these re- quirements can well be proud of his project. ALGEBRA First semester algebra students included seven sophomores and two freshmen. Betty Hopson completed the unit andatart- Icontinuidl Jfigh yahoo Zia Med from all parts 'of the world. It compares their customs: