Barrington High School - Corral Yearbook (Barrington, IL)

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as new ' LMQHOQQ 5 We broadened our scope of understanding 'Q vt 1:0 'Q FA in 'on Nt? Q, . The two main purposes of the lan- guage clubs are education and recrea- tion. Greek and Italian Clubs are more academic, since they involve the study of languages which are not offered for regular credit. French and Spanish Clubs are primarily concerned with learning more about the culture of France and Spain . . . and the cuisine of France seems to play an important part in some of their soirees . . . hmm? Ger- man Club really got into the Spirit of Christmas this year by sending food and clothing to Deutschland . . . and they met after school hours, even! The gen- M 'Wg eral concensus of opinion seems to be: Vive La U.N.!! 7 WW..

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our ideas. .ZS 'R- sum... The one activity at B.H.S. which probably takes the most concentration is the Reading Development Club. The purpose of this club, which meets twice a week, is to develop the reading skills of the members enabling them to read faster and with more comprehen- sion. Several different reading develop- ment aids are used to carry out this purpose. C 1? It 'Q 'C it ff as . . . taught us how to communicate lub U in 4. 'Q 1 1-1 U 'C .1

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We prepared ourselves to meet others Wxth modern problems and so cral stud1es classes and act1v1t1es we wldened our understandnng of others An AFS assembly plc tured below showed us how nearly al1ke students from all over the world can be Modern problems classes vxslted Du Sable I-hgh School and throughout the year heard guest speakers from the four pomts of our ever shrmkmg globe ,M