Northside High School - Bruin Yearbook (Fort Smith, AR)

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Clubs supplement language programs No, the language students aren't on an LSD trip although they are mentally adventuring in foreign lands while actu- ally sitting in the classroom, On any one day they may be thronging to bullfights in Spain, sitting at a sidewalk cafe in Paris, sightseeing in Rome or taking a boat trip on the Rhine in Germany. From these countries come the four languages offered on campus: Spanish, French, Latin and German. One-fifth of the students are study- ing a foreign language. With four language clubs supplementing the classroom study, outside activities included Christmas caroling in all four languages, a Latin banquet and Mardi Gras. German stu- dents held two dinners at Emmyls. K I -A I SU BJUNCTIVE s L L fl 1 A USING li f , il ez. 1

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Above: Thanksgiving bul- letin board, German style, is made by Margie Sloat. Right: German Club mem- bers annually collect toys, food and clothing for Christmas giving to a selected needy family. Opposite page: t Upper: Jo n Lemngton shows i l'eocilli, a statue of the Mayan god of fire, to his Spanish students. Lower: Mrs. Dan Johnson reads French stories aloud to the class to help them develop an ear for sound X

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Christmas is the season to be jolly. Debra Jones, Jerry Keeter, Tommy Keeter and Patti Mason indicate their holiday spirit by making cookies. Dressing dolls for the Salvation Army was a volunteer Christmas prciject again this year for the home economics department. Front row: Barbie Jones, Becky Burkett, Delores Foster, Laura Dean, Elizabeth Va1en1:i. Back row: anet Brown, Cindy Cheyne, Pam Dobson and Nancy Hachtmeyer. Q 1