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Microscopic spot for ninth graders. Far away spot for eighth graders. Cozy spot for seventh graders. Full Schedule a Challenge To Upper Schoolers At the beginning of the fall term, a tough schedule loomed berore for the seventh and eighth graders. The seventh was to begin their first year in the Upper School, and the eighth had to attack their studies in earnest, since now their records would be sent to the boarding school of their choice. The first year Latin course proves to be very demanding for the seventh grade, while the eighth grade, old hands at the language by now, finish the first year book, and the more fortunatefilj ones start the first book of Caesar. Reading for interpretation is a confounding but valuable experience for the seventh grade. Adventures in Reading, a book of short stories, prepares them for The Human Comedy, a novel which they read later in the year. The eighth grade begins its year with Dicken's Great Expec- tations, followed by assorted short stories and other novels. Grammar, spelling, and composi- tion are combined into one class, and students groan when they learn that, as always, a composi- tion is due every week. Mathematics, although harder than in previous years, becomes much more interesting, as the seventh grade delves further into the basic prin- ciples, and the eighth grade starts elementary algebra. The Story of American Democracy, usually known as SAD Cget itlj, gives the seventh grade a good picture, both overall and detailed, of A- merican history, while the eighth begins its course with a study of Central and South America. A two-day-a-week French course is added to the curriculum of the eighth grade, and many students just can't understand Mr. Nicholsonis gyrations and gestures. The Upper School Faculty does its best to make the seventh grade welcome, and to prepare the eighth grade for their ninth grade year, and, if the quality and the attitude of the students are any indication, they certainly do a wonderful job.
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