Shelby High School - Coyote Yearbook (Shelby, MT)

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page SIX COY0'l'F IM' ,ff LE-IL If K ,aff GYMNASIUM AND STAGE THE COURSF OF STUDY The Shelby Hlgh School course of studv proxldes for four requlred must be Scxence and one ln Amerlcan HlSt0Ty and Gox n ment A Unlt IS the work of a whole year thlrty slx weeks Hve perlods a week In Laboratory bCl f ec at least seven perlods a Week are required vxlnlo m Home Economlcs Manual Trammg and Comvrcr clal subjects ten perlods a week for the veal a e 0 umred to earn a unit FIRQT YFAR years of work Slxteen umts of credlt arf for gradu tlon Of thls number four umts ln English two IH Mathematlcs two m All Requlred Algel ra I 'Xnuent HlQtl1TY Eeneral Sclence Fngllsh I ELECT UNE Blology Latln I Commerclal Arxthmetlc THIRD YE XR Engllsh III Requlred Amerlcan Hlst 8. Govcrv ment Rem. red ELECT TWO Latm I or II Bookkeepmg I 'I' pCVSI'ltIl'lQ I Stenography I Blology I Ol RTI-I Y E XR Engllsh IV Requlred T LTC T THRFF QECOND YF XR Blologrv or Physlcs All Requlred f eometrv Modern Hlstory Fngrhsh II L 1 II Bookkeeping Fxlevsxltlng II Stenography II M , ..- p .f , . - ff? 57? I gg of , --3 - V ,, L I . A ,rdf I V -k i Da .f ,, B5 L4 t' A . ' '-:- ., J , J , , I A - g n I ,, It , 'I ' , ' ,, 2 - fr .f . I- f,..- ' , ' A, ' ' ,Q g, .gh ,-we 4- I .g, ,Q f W I, . or ,f kr, lf-'Jikwla Amy. .vw-. ,ff 1? ,fig .V ,gf W, , gk UK 5-, a I' 'ffl' -f 'v. . H . f' -2 Wifxifp' an 1 r' 'J ,Q I , , ' s L , .. -Q . 5 ,.,,l A A -f, ...xg fr ,...--,,..g:04., ,J ....,...4...:,,..A.. .--L M42 .-- . L ,. . . , A I . T . . . . . , . . . Y ' I . . . . ,gr ' A ' 1 . . ' y - I '- ' ' ' 1 I o T 'I . I. A . na 1 L ' ' r ' . I , . . , . . ll - . . , , W . 1. Y. - , I , Ax Y . . i L 4 r 1-mx 1 . ' . F . . 4x 1 ' . ' , , r i I , . - i . A. 4 J -1 A I ' I AI .. - ' ' .511 Y . A AL F

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COY0'l'E Page FIVE In 1912 the School Board James A Johnson lV' Kassel and J H MacFarlane carried out plans for a much better school and a three story brick building was erected in the west part of town now used to house the lower grades It was ln this bulldmg that e first High School was inaugurated and the Prm Cl l was Mr W M Black Wlthm a short time e attendance was too great for this building and e old building in the eastern part of town was usel or the Prlmarv Gr 'les This arrangement was suf ficlent until 1919 when the present up to date High School Bulldlng was erected To the School Board Otto Lvons J B P11 and Dr W T Evans also M P Lyons who came on the Board later lS due great credit for the success 0' the building program They had the efliclent help of Principal Payne Templeton in thls and to h m espec lallv is due much of the success of the first 'ear of school ID the new building The new building ls lo cated across the street from the old one It 1 'x low one story structure made of clav colored bricl' I it is a modern gymnasium audltorlum library and 'adequate room for all the departments of the H1 l' School There is a Commumty Club in town which use the Gymn slum and Auditorium each Tuesdav ven mg durmg the winter season Thus lt is a centei for the activities of the entlre community as well as for the school Smce its organization this school has been verv active ln mter scholastic contests of all kmds This year our Glrls Basket Ball team won the champlonshlp of the Trl County League the Debate Team consisting of L wrence Pike Florence Rldl and Warren Evans have won the championship of North w stern Montana and are still in the contest wvth falr ch nces of winning the state championship The outlook for our track team IS good but the con test IS still in the future at this wrltlng In the Trl County Declamatory contest held at BTOWHIDQ Montana Gl dys Gunter won first place for girls and Warren Evans second place for boys This year has seen some advances along the lme of student activities A Dramatlc Club has been organized which fosters and directs all school plays llterarv programs and such like activities The Cov ote which was first issued ln 1919 has been enlarged nd improved The publishing of the Annual has been a big and trying task but has proved a success largelv through the support of the student body an the r-vhvens of Shelby and vlclnlty Thus from the sm ll and unpromlslng begmmn has grown the school of which we are justly proud Shelbv High Our School E D 25 ta. X . ff A f , 4 A . Us ' , ' ' . I - e A , Lf - 3 4 f ZTQT1. T V T ' ', Z ' Y . ' K . my , . 1 1 ' 1 ' - , L' I ' I th - ' ' ' - ' ' '- Q 'pr' . . . . ' ' ' ., -1' , f th . . . 1 th , ' ' ' . f - c 1 ' f ' , al. . ' - ' ' 9: ' ' ' ' . ' ' . A ' : , . . . ' ca '- . . . , . . , - , , an 1 . . . . : - . . . . . l . . 'I . ll. l . . V . ' ' -1 :T - n ' 1 . . fs . , ' ' ' 4 . M n U! . . . . 1 1 ' ' . . .. 2 . . fy . . . . K L Q ay .n. . . V ax . . . D - V . . ' . . . . . . . 1 , . . . . . . , . . . Q .

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KFVIIIIH I 'NOIIYIII f9Y1il'll fUll1T'I1Pl1lll f ollege NX lrrenQhurL N 0 lfi0Q ldlllt 'write Teac txxt D lnxvrlxf llle XX llrensl lllL me N x l yglnul 0 y idle lxtlle ,H sl ltllto lllgle I IH 'l 1 5 ne in lClllll3.. pe l llllCO THF CONIMERCI KL DFI' XRlMFN'l It lS the alm of this department to offer fl wry prlctlcal course lnd the favor with SVl'llLh the work has met lndlcates that lt IS succeellng ln its pur pose The department legan a few vears ago ln a very modest w y It has grown tlll n x c e seme twenty dllferent students llOlI'l2' work ln this de partment Seven of this number do not take the full course but elect such subjects as Bookkeeping 'md Commerelal Ceography lh conneetlon Wlth their College Preparatory Course Thls IS lndlcatlve of the fact that Commercial work IS practlcal The department IS equipped with twelve modern bookkeeping desks and has machines and equlp- ment for eight typewriting students at one time. One of the courses offer rl this year is Bookkeeping I the Modern Illustrative Text being used. Stenorz- rflphv I and II are using the Gregg system. Cer- tain high standards are maintained both as to so cd and accuracy. Two periods a day five days a week are required and when accompdnied by the course in Typewriting the foul- courses in combination are allowed three units of credit. No credit is allowed for one years work when not taken with typewriting. The Typewriting work is two years and carries t units of credit when completed. However for stu- dents not taking the full commercial course one unit is given for one year, when satisfactorily completed. Commercial Arithmetic for the first semester and Commercial Geography for the second are offered tc Sophomores and carry one half unit of credit each. This year Penmanship has been given to all students in school by the head of this department. fContinued on Page 81 HOME EC ONOMIL S The Home Fconomles Department of the Shel by High School IS equipped wlth Kewanee furnlture The foods Laboratory aecomodates a class of twelve students There are SIX tables twelve stools IIVQ New Perfectlon Oll Stoves one roller table cup boards and slnk and all the necessary utenslls and tools needed ln the solving, of home problems lhls room IS well arranged and crowds have b QI selved ln lt at communlty gatherings everv week for the past two years The dlnlng room IS fu ll shel xv th one large dlnlng table and chairs Its eoumrnent ln cludes linen sllver and chlna for the teachl g meal serving. The. clothlnf., Laboratory IS equipped with three tables three New Home Sewing, mach- ines charts 'lnd textile exhibits. The department i. equipped and arranged to m -ke convenient the teaching of four years of Home Economics in the High School. One cla s in Home Economics was conducted this year. The course in Foods included problems in preparation composition value 'ind care of foods and the planning and serving, of meals. One sem- ester 10 periods per week elective 1-2 credit. The course in clothing included problems in select- ing making repairing, and care of garments and the .tudy of textile fibers. One Semester l0 nel'io'l- per week, elective 1-2 credit. C0Y0'rE -AH Af .W Page Seven . ' ' l. l' ' 'I l l 1 . 1 . .. . - . 1 . . 'I .v E nr: a 1- . z . hols V' 'KH 'I ' f ' ' '- K: .'zl.' Stall - l ' lf l. 1912- lll'1ll 1'oll1-ga-, H. H, IUIT NFS 'Y VU .' 'mf' ln' l ivl- yours It'2ll'Illll ex . f' . U. S- N ' ' H 1M'l'lt'l1'Q. l'O 'i.. Ill., 9l.. l'. G. 'Texzls I'llivel':sity. f Ni N years -4 ' ex- X I . l z . 4 M lv ' ' A' 'L' l . V. c ' 1 'X I ' -A l 1 l , 1, ' . 2 - ' '- - ' Dv - '- A ' . ' I ,. ' . 1 A . . E . . X xi . . . - l b X I l ' . . -' . , y eq . fn 1' tlt 1 fre ' ' , Y , Q X . . . . - , Q l . . . r 1. .. .F , . ' I V 9 , f ' , I . I . I . . l. . . I ' 3 K ' ' - ' Q ' . I . ' ' ' 1' 2. rg. 'I . . . 1 , I' P D - - , ' 'n 1' of , ' ' - r . r 4 Q N 1 l l 1- Y e l , K e- v Y Zi 1 bv L P . S C Y i 1 1 1 1 4 1 Y' I 7 Y Y Y , x 1 , V, ' l 7' c le , e V' , ry l 1 I l l , l X