George Washington High School - Monument Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

 - Class of 1930

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Up pi' Row: Lower Row: Sadie Combs English Rachel Wiiwer English Iva May Quiitley English Lulu E. Peterson English Clementine Otto Elizabeth Cock Lucilc Powell Eva Byerly English Lnglish Latin Latin Caroline Souttcr Marian Martin l.orcne MacDanel Latin E.nghtb English Caroline Schichtl English Marie Schmermund Latin Genevieve Dotson English V COURSES OF STUDY Required . Two Units Elective ENGLISH 7U,0 Units Proficiency in speaking and writing and an appreciation of masterpieces of literature arc the general aims of the work in English. In literature courses there is intensive study of classics; broad appreciation and interest is developed through collateral reading. In the senior year there is opportunity to elect college entrance English, a writing course (journalism), or oral English (speech). This arrangement pupil to stress the phase of English in which he is weak or to develop any special ability that he may possess in speaking or writing. Work in second year Latin begins in the tenth Elective LATIN Three Units year of senior high school. It is still the most generally desired language for college entrance. Because of the Latin nomenclature in dentistry, Law, medicine and pharmacy, it is recommended for professional preparation in these fields. It is also highly desirable in teaching and as a foundation for specialization in modem languages. No longer is Latin taught because of the theory that it is good to “train the mind or in order to teach English grammar. As long as it is required in the liberal arts world and is recognized as an assurance of intellectual achievement it will maintain itself on its merits. 19 3 0 Fifteen

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