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Languages Promote Academic Plans The purpose of our language courses is to give the students knowledge of foreign peoples and their cultures. This department, headed by Mrs. Gadomski, includes the study of German, Latin, French, and Spanish. These languages are taught through an audio-lingual method, which includes dialogue, songs, and stories, to teach basic skills of the language. Emphasis is placed on oral understanding in the first year, while more advanced classes study the country, cus- toms, and literature. The language lab helps students in mastering their language. Mrs. Azem passes out pamphlets for her Spanish class to read Deena Brazy listens to a French conversation.
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The Ability to Communicate Ideas Students build their basic patterns of learning, from the foundation of English Under the guid- ance of Mr. Kline, the English department incor- porates the study of literature, the structure of the language, reading development, and vocabu- ary. The analysis, interpretation, and evaluation of works of literature, through discussion and writing, may suggest to the student ideas that will help him live a more meaningful life. Connie Birdsall, Paula Davis, Diane Cremins find freshman English intriguing. Mrs. Meyers lends a helping hand to Sheila Neff dur- ing journalism class. 27
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New Methods, Models, Make Math More Fun The Mathematics Department, headed by Mr. Weir, gives students unlimited opportunities to increase then knowledge in different areas of math. Logical thinking is provided by high school math, or elementary algebra, which freshman take. Then he may take plane geomentry, which deals with sizes and shapes The junior studies intermediate algebra along with trigonometry, dealing with numbers and how to work with them. The fourth year student is taught analytic geometry, or calculus. Diane Housemeyer works a problem for the class to check. Bill Jacks finds an equation difficult to solve, so Mr. Weir explains it. Vernetta Green concentrates on her analytic geomentry problems
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