Spanish: Attended class with his mother—reads and understands.
Italian: Reading knowledge and simple conversation.
Portugese: Asked his mother to take this course at the Columbia
Summer School because he could not be registered himself.
Hebrew: A beginning.
Anglo-Saxon: A beginning.
Astronomy: He has worked out all the constellations from
MacCready, and displays a very great interest in this subject.
One evening this winter he noticed a new planet near the
Twins. He said it was Saturn but his mother thought it was
Mars. E went home, worked the position out from the chart
and found it to be Saturn.
Miscellaneous: He has a great interest in nature, wherever found,
and is already able to use Apgar intelligently.
His writing is not equal to his other accomplishments. He is very slow at it and for this reason dictates most of his "home work" to a stenographer.
History is his chief and absorbing interest among school subjects.