Pontiac Senior High School - Quiver Yearbook (Pontiac, MI)

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ENGLISH Although the mechanical phases ot English are of the greatest value to the average student, the English courses al- sii provide for cultural training. The cultural aim is reached through the reading of selected classics, poetry and plays. To carry out the mechan- ical aim of the course, various gram- mars and workbooks are used. Outside reading in the form of two hook reports is a requirement of all F nelish students. Page Twenty-two

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FOREIGN LANGUAGE A valuable asset to the cultural life of a student in high school is the subjects offered in the foreign language depart- ment. Fundamentals in grammar, the translation of books, plays, and short stories form the basic plans of study in these languages. The courses teach the students to read and speak the language with enjoyment and understanding. Since the department teaches Latin. French, German, and Spanish, sufficient variety is offered to satisfy the desin all students. Pas.t Twtnty-thrff