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

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'liuiv out - 9 aradeniic lfnglish vlass l'llt'CliS a fart ht-fore continuing with 21 disvussion. The English Department, under the guid- unre of Bliss Aheyounis, who replaced Mrs. Hose as department Chairman. gained three new teucliers, Nliss Neufeld, Hrs. Bills, and Mrs. Elston. Sliakespeare wus predominate in the Course of study us the Senior High Classes waded through Julius Caesar. Bliitillfdll and Hunilet. ln vonnevtion with their study of Julius Caesar: the l,utin II und English II vlasses at il downtown theater. Junior High Classes learned the elements of good gftlllllllkll' in p1'ept11'utio1i for the Crea- tive writing they will do in Senior High. In literature the eighth grade studied lfyungeline, while the freshmen classes studied two elussivs, 'The llliudi' und The Odyssey. when French I wus tuldecl to the language c'urri1-ulum. Nlr. Nlzu'Doimlcl. who also teaches Spanish I und ll. lxemune ti nieniher of the enjoyed seeing the nioyie. Julius Cuesuru. lill'lIllY. llivrf: is a humorous note- as Mr. Nlvllonald tells the Frenrh rlass that it is excellent.

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