Richard Montgomery High School - Rocket Yearbook (Rockville, MD)

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CLASSES “Progress and Education” lias been thoroughly exemplified this year in the classes of Richard Montgomery High School. Through the introduction of several new subjects, electives and new interpretation of old subjects, much progress has been made toward a better education. In school life, just as in other phases of living, changes must be made continually to keep up with a changing world. It is necessary, then, that these changes be progressive— moving forward. As new situations and problems arise, we must be prepared to meet them. If we have been progressive, we will be able to do this and thus we become more aware of the things about us that tend to better educaeion.