Kirkwood High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

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Wlicw lilces le froncois? cr lvetter insight into our own longiioge ond culture through knowledge of the people from whorn they grew. The K. H. S. lgngiioge deportrnent odvgnces these oirns by oltering three yegrs eoch of Lotin, French, ond Spanish. I LL'L'l7lU cquiring jimi 'UU FGREIGN LANGUAGE A course in o foreign loinf guoge con groorn C1 student to he on ornbossoidor trorn the United Stories to oinother Coun- try, or help prepore hirn for pro- fessions such os medicine or low. More importoni than this, is thot these Courses give hini Puellce et pueii, cognosrete Latin!