Gem Consolidated School - Gems Yearbook (Colby, KS)

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HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES CONT'D rolled in general math the second semester We hope this group will be back to tackle geometry next year ENGLISH I Two students are in this class we spell, write and read We completed our Eng workbook and began literature the 2nd semester An interesting project is a vocabulary list taken from foot notes in the text ENGLISH II English II followed algebra and was followed by physical education, consequently the no minute period passed rather rapidly we read essays, short stories, poetry, and plays ENGLISH III Two boys and two girls made up English III The most interesting short story was Footfalls Claude and Robert would rather read sport stories whilethe girls were primarily interested 1n novels The entire student body enjoyed a list of thirty new library books Favorites among these are A Girl Can Dream , 'The Wag TYPING I The first period after dinner each day found the juniors hard at work in the typing room The first few weeks were spent in learning the keyboard Then came weeks of practice on various speed and accuracy drills During the latter part of theyear several budgets dealing with personal typing problems and various forms of letters were typed TYPING II Two seniors made up the typing II class this year Along with speed and accuracy drills several budgets f letters were typed with the assistance of other students, the NGem Tiger ,school paper, was published every otherweek Much of the work on the annual was done during this period BOOKKEEPING At ll OO each day the sophomores and seniors studied bookkeeping in the study hall During the year various types of bookkeeping methods were taken up in detail Three practice sets were a part of the course Each of these sets consists of the bookkeeping transactions for a business for a certain period of time I1 H. . A n n - on to the Starn, 'Going On Sixteenn and 'By-Line Dennien. , O. N . .

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,... I Chemistry -it Typing I Typing II 'fat-wf i i Bookkeeping Algebra