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(Continiaad from Front Page) "and composition for 31 juniors. ' ! From ill :05-—12:00, she is in-,.struct ing the other half of the Senior Class in English Literature* Tire second term this group will have grammar and the first section will have ligature. Mrs. Wolf is off duty for thirty minutes: for lunch except every third week when she has patrol duty. Those weeks she, as other teafchersf do under similar circumstances, has to eat on the run. ; > The fourth period. 12:30=—1:25 is spent! in teaching Trench. This is the.first year a modern foreign Language haTbeen offered at R.C. “ H. S. There /are 20 pupils taking ■ .it, | ■.
Fronj 123—2:30. Mr*. Wolf has a study for 45 pupils in the library j and adjoining room. The blackboard panel is raised and the teacheresits between the two rooms to keen order to help pupils over hard spots in anything from algebra to zoology. At the same time she is instructing two pupils whose schedules would not fit into the general school schedule. One pupil takes French; the other, literature.
The! sixth and last period the day has been reached. At this time fr6m 220—-3:15, our teacher is busy with a class of 20 in American^
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