Richmond High School - Echo Yearbook (Richmond, MO)

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TINK. of music. rstruction or begin- a Week. rt music. n music. families amentals, nd their COU1' SC. ,. Collier. Twenty ECHO NINETEEN THIRTY-TWO . Qlliuurnior High English and ' Literature t Aim-To prepare pupil for high school English by drilling and familiarizing him with impor- tant fundamentals of English grammar. No. of Students-169. Seventh grade-82. Eighth grade-87. Methods-Diagraming, oral recitations, essays, t . parts of speech, drills and games, exercise, Work Miss ISABELLE BRADY books, book re orts and browsin , eriods. 1 g Projects-Posters, booklets, character study essays, sketches, and dramatizing. 1, Book Reports--Due, usually, every eight Weeks. Reports are Written according to specified outline. . Teacher-Miss Isabelle Brady. I qlliunniior High Mathematics Aim-To develop an understanding and appre- -y ciation of the need for further mathematical equipment to meet actual and prospective needs as felt by the pupil. I No. of Students-169. Seventh grade-82. Eighth grade+87. It M ethodr-Class recitation, practical problems based e on surrounding community, board- work, group work, group excursions, student-helpers. A Projects-Keeping records, making graphs, pos-1 ters, reports on life situations, constructing con- crete and practical problems. Teacher-Mrs. Temple Becker. MRS. TEMPLE BECKER Twenty-one '

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THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL Dramatios Aim-To develop better dramatics in high school striving to bring out to the fullest extent the student's talent and ability, through the direct- ing and producing of plays. No. of Students-33. Methods-The classihcation and study of kinds of drama, study of voice and diction, play produc- ing, play directing, and arts of make-up. Class meets two periods a week. Projects-Presenting Armistice program, Rotary I Club program, Iunior Circus play, All-class play, Senior play, studying juvenile, old age, oriental character and clown make-up. Yearly Credit-One-fourth unit. MRS' BERYL C' PINK' State Requirements--Elective course. Teacher-Mrs. Beryl C. Finck. MUSIC Aim-To enable students to become intelligent consumers and producers of music. No. of Students-101. Senior Band-28. Orchestra-43. Iunior Band-24. Chorus-33. ' Methoa's+Bands and orchestra-Group instruction i preceded by intensive summer course for begin- ners. Each organization meets twice a week. Chorus-Group instruction in four-part music. Organization meets twice a week. Projects-Senior band-Study of foreign music. Orchestra-Develop various orchestral families as the basis for concert orchestras. Iunior Band-Study of musical fundamentals, playing American folk songs. - Chorus-Study of good composers and their songs. .Yearly Credit-One-fourth unit for each course. State Requirements-Elective course. l Teachers-Bands and Orchestra-Price L. Collier. PRICE L. COLLIER i Chorus-Mrs. Beryl C. Fink. Twenty i I M1 Projects Book B specif Teach e1 Aim-'I ciatioi equip. as feli No. of . Seven Method. on su work, Pro jects- ters, r Crete Teacher Twent3

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THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL -1 i ' V lBTl1lSll1U1CESS Vilxlllnrflllllfllllifllg illlfllfill p Elementary Science Aim-Business training-To provide a back- ground for the study of commercial subjects, to familiarize the pupil vvith the fundamental busi- ness practices. Elementary Science--To create interest in science subjects to be studied later, to give the pupil an insight into the nature and organization of one's environment. No. of Students-169. N BLlSl1'1CSS'TF21l11l11g-87: Science-82. MISS HELEN ANN CLARK Mezfhods-Business Training-Problems for class discussions, and workbooks. Science-Class recittion, demonstrations, and reports. Projects-Home experiments, posters, and current events. ' Teacher-Miss Helen Ann Clark. iiqliiuunnioir Hiiglh History iAz'm-To develop an understanding of modern civiligations in their historical development and World setting. No. of Students-169. Seventh grade-82. Eighth grade-87. Methods-Class discussions, Workbooks, bulletin board, reports, oral talks, and collateral reading. Pro 'eezs-Posters ma s time lines Ura hs and Q 9 J gg 9 cartoons. . MRS. CARIVIEL PICKERING Teacher-Mrs. Carmel Pickering. Twenty-two i . i ? , A i l --, , 1 ec I Presiden. ' Vice-pre. Secretary Treasure Sporzsors Zllotto ..... Colors--- Song - Graduatz unitg Enrollmc Semester Semester lvfax. mer, Echo Qu Iunior C .472 Eaglr Social E Twenty-1