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Advanced instruction on chord formation constituted an impor- tant part of Mr. Fred Cardin's theory class. I'ALEN T .... EXPRESSION ii flii A , ,Q -mfs ' ,' mi .s ,, - Q Z l. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Music is the universal langu- age of mankind. - Longfellow Through a Well-planned cur- ricular program, students at R.H.S. were able to acquire rich and diversified musical back- grounds for specialized partici- pation in vocal and instrumental performances. Extra-curricular activities in- cluding musical performances for school functions and com- munity occasions provided valu- able experiences for further de-- velopment and possible musical careers. Plans for the Silver An- niversary of the Evening of Music were discussed by Mr. Fred Cardin, Mr, Theo- dore Walker, and Mr. Char- les Keller, Music Supervis- or of the Reading School District. 128
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LIBRARY Books are the legacies . . . delivered om generation to generation. - Ad- son In our library over fourteen hundred voks, one-hundred fifteen periodicals, ld numerous other publications served . a mecca of knowledge and enjoyment r everyone. Besides the basic library instruction ven to all students, a special library ience course was offered to those stu- ents interested in preparing for library reers. Two students received instruction in .sic desk procedures from Miss Anna Lump, head librarian. READING .... KNOWLEDGE In the workroom, one of the many jobs performed by Li- brary Science students was the mending of books. t 1:37 HEAD LIBRARIAN Miss Anna L. Stump
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ART DEPARTMENT Art is indeed not the bread, but the wine of life. - Jean Paul Richter By taking advantage of the continuity and progression of the art courses at R.H.S., and utilizing their own skills, im- agination, and creativity in these courses, students can in- telligently and constructively express themselves in art for -- appreciation, personal en- joyment, or vocational ad- vancement. it -3 'ANXMM ,,,M or if-' in f FQ ax f I 1 ar . iff Miss Anna L. Taylor, Su- pervisor of Art for the Reading School District, Mrs. Lillian Norton, and Mr. Ralph Dornsife prepare the annual supply report for the new school term. 29
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