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THE ROCKET CLASSES REALIZING THAT the traditional class picture taken on the steps of our school building reveals little of the work carried on by the students, the staff this year decided upon actual classroom pictures, showing glimpses of the many activities engaged in. The subjects studied have been grouped under four headings— Language , Math and Science , Social Studies , and Social Arts. In each of these fields typical classes are pictured. We feel that Richard Montgomery is particularly fortunate in having such a variety of courses from which the students may choose. Unfortunately, we are unable to give you pictures of every class, but we have tried to select representative groups. Our aim has been twofold—(1) to see that each subject receives recognition and (2) to see that each pupil in the school is photographed in at least one classroom activity. The classes selected by the staff were not chosen because of any particular merit of the class itself, but because it best fitted in with our scheme of things. We feel that this plan of classes” fits in with our Safety Theme admirably, for in the classrooms is acquired much knowledge that makes and will make living a safer thing. In our increasingly complex civilization an adequate education is of utmost importance. Several years ago H. G. Wells, the famous English writer, said that, Modern civilization is a race between education and disaster. We are inclined to agree with him and we say without hesitation that each of our classes aims to develop in us something to make life safer and happier. 21
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LANGUAGE JUNIOR ENGLISH HERE WE have the Junior Academic English Class, under the capable leadership of Miss Winifred Sherwood. A special feature of this class has been the magazine reports and we are proud to say that such a modern and unique idea has proven very successful and interesting. We are looking forward to continuing our English work with Miss Sherwood next year. FRENCH THIS IS the first French this class has ever had and we can tell by the ohs and ahs they think it's Greek. In spite of this it proved to be quite an enjoyable year, especially the amusing plays, Red Riding Hood , with Billy Talbott as the big, bad wolf, and The Three Bears , with Bobby Haynes as Papa Bear. Our trip to France proved to be the most exciting thing of the year. Bring on the Frenchmen! We are sure we can do just as well as they can. Here's for many more delightful French classes. Au Revoir! SEVENTH GRADE ENGLISH THE FIRST part of this year the students had Mr. Pultz as their teacher. When Mrs. Prince came back they thought, All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Soon they were plugging away at nouns, adjectives and the like. This being their first year in high school they were initiated into a lot of new things but they like it a lot, and are eager to continue their English in the fall. LATIN ALTHOUGH THIS is a nine weeks course in Latin the 8C class feel that they have already accomplished something. They have studied a basic foundation along with a general review of how to study that ancient and interesting subject. Next year many who took this exploratory course will go on into the regular first year Latin class, under the guidance of Miss Canada.
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