East Henderson High School - Highlander Yearbook (Flat Rock, NC)

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LEFT: Mike and Gary find what it is like to order in a French restaurant. BELOW: Mrs. Rogers returns Latin assign- ments. Mrs. Catherine Mrs. Elizabeth Crawford Rogers 27

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Languages Stir Renewed Interest Stude nts proved as interested in foreign languages as in English. Yet, due to the lack of students taking French III a French Club was not organized. Other students showed an interest by overcrowding the French II classes. New ideas for learning French were introduced. Skits were performed and Bingo games were played. French students also participated in the Christmas program. They sang several songs which they had practiced at Mrs. W. C. Hackleman’s home. Many students were interested in the Latin course. On Latin Day, stu- dents displayed the proper Latin dress. Mrs. Catherine Crawford and Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers were the foreign language teachers. LEFT: Earphones, tapes, and tape recorder are a vital part of the French Department. ABOVE: Students discovered they enjoyed singing their familiar Christmas Carols in French. BELOW: Mrs. W. C. Hackleman opened her home as a place of practice when the French students were learning their favorite Christmas Carols in French.

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Under the flame of a Fisher Burner, glass bends. Unfortunately, as Frank de Carlo learns, glass also breaks. A close examination of his hand reveals that it also cuts. After quick washup. the hand needs only a band aid. Now De Carlo is ready to resume his task of bending glass. Most chemistry stu- dents agree with Frank that first aid and chemistry go hand in hand. 28