Deer Valley High School - Soaring Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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Mrs. Jones, Spanish teacher, prepares Robert Durkin, freshman, concentrates to begin her class despite the distractions. on an assignment in his German 1-2 class. f ' 'W ' i, ' 4 i I A X W V7 5' It Y A Z 1 2 ' FOREIGN LANGUAGE 4

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VIEWING THE CULTURE OF LANGUAGES aking a foreign language is beneficial to the student in many ways. For instance, colleges sometimes require two years ot a foreign language for entrance. lt opens your eyes to another culture and makes you look at your own life in a different way. It is also practical in careers , explained Mrs. Salahulo, French teacher. V - -- 3 ,, V. ,,, ,Q t- ,5., ,,,5,,.-: M. -. 5-, just L? I .. W? mW 'Foreign language classes can be fun as well as educational. ln Miss Truett's Spanish classes, the students play games, sing, and do skits. Why do people study foreign languages? Theredare various reasons. l think you need French more than any other language , exclaimed Shine Anthony, senior. Then there are 'the practical reasons. There are so many Hispanic people in the Phoenix area that I think it is important to learn Spanish as a second language , said Karen Bennett, sophomore. FOREIGN LANGUAGE 45 LMA A1 7114! Students in Spanish class take part Holly Dills, junior, spends a few in a gala celebration with a pinata. minutes after class to finish some work R B '

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' , Bill Nelson, senior, struts his stuff in his Advanced Dance class. Hilary Weinberg, senior, raises her hand in response to a question. IN THE SPOTLIGHT LMA Az T641 fi Manuel Ortiz, junior, sketches a drawing as part V of his Home and Design T class, if iQ Cathy Hintze, senior, was the nominee for drama: she excelled in her Advanced Performing Theater class. 'f f, ,