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Department An oft-quoted axiom states that 'lyou are as many men as the languages you have mastered. Its proof lies in the success of those who speak many tongues fluently. Our foreign language department provides an educa- tion in the intricacies ot Latin, French and German. The student becomes acquainted with languages which may well prove useful in later lite, besides giving him an historical background and an insight into the lives ot the people whose language and cus- toms he studies. In keeping with the tradition ot Catholic academic education, the first year student is introduced to Latin, the language upon which so much of our own speech is based. ln the second year an elective of French or German is offered in order that the student may become acquainted with modern foreign languages as well as the culture of ancient times. Under the guidance ot our competent language department instructors, our horizons are broadened, our appreciation of other times and other peoples made more real. Thus, do many men become many more men. l. lingua Latina! 2 Enfrcnqais! 3, AufDeurschl
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Mathematics A very important requirement tor college entrance is mathe- matics, and so it has become a basic part of our curricu- lum. A complete knowledge ot secondary mathematics is an im- portant part ot our high-school education. Algebra, geometry, and trigonometry are an import- ant part ot our course not to con- fuse us but to sharpen our minds for the intricate courses in ana- lytics, calculus and the other mathematical essentials that we are to meet. The study of squares, circles, and triangles is just a mild preparation tor the tetrahedrons, and polygons that we come upon in our further consideration ot mathematical science. Every high school student has wondered at some time or another, why mathe- matics is given such a prominent place on his course card. lt is not until later years that we shall realize how much our high school math can mean to us. Along with science, religion, and the languages, mathematics will play an important part in our tuture accomplishments. l. Solid Solutions 2. Supervised Study 3, Algebraic Abstraclio s
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of Languages REV. BROTHER ALFRED, F.S.C. MR RICHARD ERMER 19 V BROTHER WALTER F S C
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