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THE RATTLER l NINETEEN TwENTY.oNE J. E. Cason, AB. Mr. flason, through his willingness to sacrifice, his constant friendship and ready cooperation in all the activities of our high school life, has done niuch to make this, our last year at R. H. S., thc niost successful and enjoyable of all. 1 nglish apartment AM seriously doubtful if the study of English has yet been given its propor- tional consideration in our schools. lve have beeoine accustomed to its being said that English is our niost iinportant study. Yet, we do not lind one high school in ten that has as adequate equipinent for the English ltepartnient asiit has for certain other departments. lt is yet true that soine of our leading colleges require three and four units of Latin for certain courses, while they allow only three units for English. And we tind, at least in niany of our high schools, an atmosphere of inditterenee towards English, and an attitude of ques- tioning its importance. One of the two purposes of education, nainely, better to enable one to enjoy life, is more dependent. upon the knowledge and the use of good English than it is upon that of any other branch of learning. The ability to speak good English, and conversance with English classical literature goes far towards giving one admittance into the niost cultured circles of society. lt is also true that a knowl- edge and the use of good English is a big factor in deterinining one's success in practical atlairs. The department in the R. H. S. aspires to a fuller aeconiplishinent of an ideal course for its students, and the positive graduate requircnicnt that a student shall be able to speak and Write reasonably good English. Nine
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