Reading High School - Arxalma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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Mr, Gish explains portions of a literary mas- terpiece while other students of his English Il class prepares an illustrative skit. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Department Head-Mr. Charles Hawman During one of the regular department meet- ings, Mr. Charles Hawman, explains the use and value of the tape recorder as an instructional aid in the English classes. Seated-Miss Emma Reinbold, Miss Margaret A. Yost, Miss Sarah E. Koch, Miss Elta F. Un- angst, Mr, Robert Billinger, Mr. Joseph G. Plank Standing-Mr. Warren F. Gish, Mr. Richard R. Stott, Mrs. Mildred H. Enterline, Mrs. Amy Bell, Mr. Charles R. Hawman, Mr. Leon C. Hun- ter, Mr. Bertolet M. Bossler The new journalism course, added to the ever expanding curriculum of the English de- partment, prepared many students for a journ- alism career. l l ln addition to the regular course of study, Miss ReinboId's English classes read and dis- cussed current articles of interest in the Read- er's Digest. . 1

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Students of Mr Stoppers American History class were well informed about current events through the periodic use of the American Ob server Mr. Albert Harris explains the westward ex- pansion movement to a few of his social studies students. SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Department Head--Mr. Norman C. Brillhart Mr. Norman C. Brillhart, head of the social science department, explains how the special social, political, and economic charts can be put to profitable use in the social studies classes. Seated--Mr. Albert H. Harris, Mr. Anthony P. Stopper, Miss Valeria E. Hotfert, Miss Martha V. Schmidt, Mr. John J, Dietrich, Mr. Llo-yd R. Enoch Standing--Mr. Bertolet M. Bossler, Mr. Nor- man R. Boyer, Mr. Norman C. Brillhart Complex industrial problems and their solu- tion challenge the thinking of Mr. Dietrich's industrial history classes.