Estes Park High School - Whispering Pine Yearbook (Estes Park, CO)

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Mrs. Jean Tanguoy foreign language ter re, a ire, fuego, aqua New and valuable facilities have been mode available to the students in the new school. One of the biggest and most useful of these is the foreign language department. Completely equipped with the newest devices, this lab offers the students oil the newest techniques for learning French and Spanish. Mrs. Jean Tanguoy, language instructor, taught both first and second French ond Spanish classes. There were times when she was listening to students individually, when, insteod of heoring the lesson she heard remarks like, “Dave, did you get your math done Some of the students who belonged to the Spanish class had more than just a casual interest. Jim Watson and Bruce Fulton were especially mindful after traveling deep into Mexico. 12

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driver’s education Driver's education, a one semester course, offers the student the opportunity to help eliminate some of the traffic problems of today by teaching the proper driving techniques and habits. Throughout the year the students spend their time both in and out of the classroom While in class the students spend time preparing for situations which might be encountered on the rood. While driving the students learn how to properly operate a vehicle under the guidance of Mr. Al Walin, the driver's education instructor There were, however, a few anxious minutes during these driving sessions. Janet Schuett, her first day driving, ran into the ditch and Linda Petrocine gave some of the teachers a laugh by stalling the car in front of the teachers' lounge. This year the driver's education car was a 1964, metallic blue, Bel Air Chevrolet, given to the school by Davidson Chevrolet of Loveland, Colorado. Mr. Al Walin • 1

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hawthorne brush and supply co. johnson's dry goods mr. and mrs. r. I. mccrocken national forest tours social studies People should olwoys hove on idea of the nature, customs, habits and people of foreign countries. These things give the students a fuller understanding of the problems and pastimes of others. Miss Eugenia Tuttle, world geography teacher, opens the doors to many countries where students learn of the climate, lands, government and hobits of others. Mr. Ray Northcutt gives an interesting light to the history of America and the world He also teaches advanced social studies, a senior course, which has as its prime objective the enlightenment of the students to the social problems of the world's people. Here students study the relationships between the people and their government and religion. 13