North Kansas City High School - Purgold Yearbook (North Kansas City, MO)

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----- - - Y V ,..L...---' . , Elliott, ' varied 1 up on LANGUAGES Besides teaching the fundamentals of Russian, German, Spanish, and French, the language department endeavors to bridge the gap between nations by creating a better understanding of the customs and history of foreign countries. With the teachers' guidance and the help of text books, the language lab, films, and skits, language students develop the ability to speak fluently. Perhaps, by expanding our education in the realm of language, we can gain a genuine understanding of other peoples, beliefs and concepts. Roger Grawe, after a summer in Germany, is almost at home in German class. Here he begins the phrase 6'My son is . . . W on the board. 4W,QW .... .. -v-..gii i

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A WX Nwaxxa ' f f i Foreign language students get some practical experience that could lead to a job as a UN interpreter. Mr. Henderson writes See Dick runv in Russian on the blackboard for his students to translate. .mit Fr: Q-1. a ...ws Stephanie Furgerson, Dee Elliott, and John Broyles display varied expressions as they hrush up on their French lesson. n 4. K K Rus the brit a be hist teac boo lang spea edu gaii peo

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