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. mT Bae ee al ie il li i i Ml MEXICO al ® | CLASS OF 85 § GRADED HOMEROOM 2] Seo tans semana wera s- 8 Embarrassed! Shireen Nassiri presents a report on Julius Caesar to her Latin class. Excuses, Excuses! Miss Newell listens in disbelief as a student explains why he doesn’t have his homework. 104 Foreign Language
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Blow Your Horn. Mr. Auman gives it his all, displaying his talent as a musician and teacher. Leon Auman Intermediate Band, Percussion, Advanced Band, Jazz Band; Band Mrs. Ruth Auman Elementary Band, Intermediate Band, Advanced Band; Majorettes Mrs. Lee Hanchey Guitar, Strings, Mixed Choir, Expressions, Sounds, Voice Class; Music Club PICTURE OF HARMONY Say Cheese! Music students sold cheese, sausage, and fruit this year in order to pay for new sheet music, band trips, and an electric piano. This was only one of many ways that they showed enthusiasm and dedication for their subject. In the classroom both vocal and instrumental groups were instructed and rehearsed in music of varying styles and periods as they prepared for public performances both on and off campus. For students who wished to express themselves in areas other than concert and traditional forms of music there were the Stage Band and Expressions. In these groups individual im- provisation and creativity were the rule rather than the exception. Strummin. Mrs. Hanchey instructs a student in Henrico’s first guitar class. Fine Arts 103
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‘“‘That’s Greek to me!’’ Have Gutter Mag” Rollihge: Wigs” Rotings you ever thought this when you reviews’ the conjugations of verbs for a passed by a language class? Sounds of foreign tongues were heard in classrooms as students listened to tapes and practiced speaking. Students had the opportunity to choose from French, German, Latin, and Spanish. In each language course the cultural aspects of the country as well as the language itself were explored. A FOREIGN LANGUAGE t Mrs. Sarah Collier Latin |, Ill, Ill, 1V, V; Latin Club Mrs. Joy Durkin French! Miss Nora Newell Spanish Il, Ill, IV, V; Spanish Club, Student Government Association Miss Faye Rollings German |, Il, Ill, IV, Spanish |; Intramurals, Girls’ Tennis, German Club Mrs. Agnes Stacia French |, ll, Ill, IV, V; French Club Foreign Language 105
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