Reading High School - Arxalma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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Industrial Department Mr. Walter A. Griesemerds general shop was designed to give boys an orientation program to prepare them for specialized instruction in the Industrial Vocational curriculum. Under the careful supervision of Mr. Paul M iller, our auto shop boys gained val- wable experience during the year by mak- ing major and minor repairs on numerous automobiles. -+K1 Mr. Norman R, Diener, our printing in- structor, checks the progress of one of his senior pressmen. Mr. E. Raymond Hendricks, Mr. John L. McQuate, and Mr. James W. M clntyre con- stituted the stajj' of teachers who taught the related program of mechanical drawing to industrial students. 23

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Foreign language Department Department Head - Miss Martha M. Morrette Supplementary audio and visual aids, student projects, and modern textbooks made the study of foreign languages enjoyable, inspirational and practical. Foreign languages offered at the Castle during the past year were Latin, French, Spanish, and German. An outstanding community project of the Spanish classes this year was the teaching of English to Puerto Rican people at the Fellowship House. Student projects depicting particu- lar Roman events provided enjoyable learning experiences for Mrs. Louise E. Dreisbach's Latin classes. Before studying German culture, literature, and customs, Mr. Warren F. Gish's students learned important facts about geographical points of in- terest. Members of the foreign language department carefully check the con- tent and reproductive qualities of pre- taped reels before using them as teaching aids. Mrs. Sara D. Yatron, Miss Theana. Kotrelis, Miss Martha M. Mo-rrette, Mrs. Louise E. Dreisbach, Mr. Warren F. Gish