Kirkwood High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

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Mya of ,415 ' 654 fzeczlecz' Haze H Hawk: your lyrerich accent? Fl :l.f1n esiiirict .itil Ecettrtet. Page Fifteen t.. l'j- Q Quill c.-st? Foreign Languages Three loreign languages, Latin, Spanish, and French are ottered at K. H, S. The students who elect to take any ct these acquire a lcnowl- edge ot the structure oi the language and a speaking command through translation. Miss Gregory, Mrs. Boett' ner, and Mr. Smith are very enthusi- astic about their courses and strive to relate them to English so that the student gains a tulle-r knowledge ot his own language. The customs and culture of foreign peoples are studied in order to increase! the students' understanding ot these countries with the hope ot improving world relations. -i n ..-iweiuflf W V

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Hold that henilinel Page Fourteen Developing artistic talents. 'Va tie 0 acfdew 70fzaagfu Mr. Walthevr and his metal craftsnion. Practical Arts The development oi useful skills and good taste is stressed in our practical arts courses. They seek ro offer experiences which empha- size the individual talents and aloili- ties oi the students in effectively meeting the personal and social problems oi living in the home, school, and community. Our teach- ers, Mrs. Lindemeyer, Mrs. Vorhees and Mr. Walther, strive to promote originality of thought, and lay the use ot reasoning and planning, hope to build a well-balanced individual.

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czdldma an Thus alone, can we atlain To those rurrets. where the eye Sees Ihe world as one vast plain, And one boundless reach of sky. The Builders -H. XV. Longfellow. L 39 Half