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Page 19 text:
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ore! VL angmage Seated, left to right: Miss V. Cox, Mr. A. L. Spencer, chairman, Miss R. E. Chiesa. Standing: Mr. E. W. Roewer, Mr. T. B. Cornell. As we can better understand world problems by studying history, we gain a greater knowledge and understanding of foreign lands through our study of their languages and culture. Language students busy themselves translating French stories and novels, scanning Virgil, and learning Spanish vocabulary, as well as mastering the intricacies of grammar and composition. A quick tour of the Language Department reveals students memorizing Mr. Spencer's Words of Wisdom, studying Le Petit Vocabulaire, or listening to foreign- language recordings. To supplement their knowledge, all classes devote some time to a study of the culture and geography of foreign lands. Reading of Le Silence de la Mer, a story of the French during World War I, brings added appreciation of French life. I7
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me ,Arid Seated, left to right: Mrs. E. H. Macdona , L' rar'a Mr. S. Quagenti, Music. Our fine arts courses share many obiectives. ln the heart of the main building is the library, bright and cheerful, stocked with fine books and periodicals, and a center of quiet industry throughout the day. In the music rooms, classes meet for Music in Everyday Life, or Chorus, and pupils practice for band and orchestra. ln the art room, students work in a variety of media in Art l and ll, and learn the elements and principles of design in Art Appreciation classes. All of these phases of our school program help to develop in RHS pupils an appreciation of the aesthetic values of life. X 4 .. A . , it . QQ Q ,W is 5 K f ,:,., XX.. ' L Q' if . ,Wm -A N. 'H -NY! Posing, planning, painting. i6 Miss G. F. Roy, Art. Standing: Mr. J. D. Oliver and
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ynafiremalficd I sr iff? Seated, left to right: Miss M. E. White, Mrs. M. E. Eaton, Mr. J. F. Fitzgerald, chairman, Miss H. M. Percy, Mrs. E. C. Hardy. Standing, left to right: Mr. C. W. Baker, Mr. J. A. Hollingsworth,Mr. R. D.Stevens, Jr., Mr. K. B. von Klock. In the scientific world of today, the importance of mathematics cannot be too greatly stressed. At Reading High, math is a popular subiect, and courses in advanced mathematics are elected by many students. At least two years of math are required for all pupils, and the program ranges from such basic mathematical concepts as the workings of the decimal system to trigonometry and C. P. 3. Reading High students find their courses in mathematics an exciting challenge for the exacting and precise mind. NK -1 Over one and up three. 18
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