Woodlawn High School - Accolade Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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., Spanish is one of The romance languages being laugh? af Wood- lawn. Exercises done ar lhe board are a greal help in learning rhis subiecr. The correcl Jrranslarion for a senlence is being demonslrared by Chris Winler. English and Languages Aid Communicafion This bullelin board in Mrs, Curlin's Lalin Il class emphasizes fha? Lalin is nor a dead language. Mary Lynn Odum and Ronnie Bass discuss fhis display which includes examples of Lalin found com- monly in magazines, newspapers and olher prinled malrer. A moyie abour Colonial limes inlrigued Mrs. Williams' English lll class as if was closely relaled lo lhe unil fhey were sludying in Lireralure. Paul Clark, visual aids worker, operaled fhe proieclor.

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Spelling Jresls are given regularly in English II by Mrs. Whilaker. Sharon Malhis, Jennifer McKinnon and Sherry Paxlon give Their papers a lasl check before lurning ihern in. French 'fakes on an inieresling air as lhe siudenls learn lo 'lell ihe lime of day. Gregg Boring, a Herald Sporls Personalily, is infer- viewed by Linda Sayers and Faye Smilh. Journalism siudenls serve as Herald reporlers and gel praclical experience. Miss Wigley's English IV classes are required 'ro read several 'types ol: books. Classes are divided info groups oi 'Four and 'lhe sludenis give oral reporls in each group. Dianna Jones. Cheri Payion. Ted Bounds, and Ricky Mere- dilh prepare lo report Georgie Childress and Rulhie Newion ob- Speech class helps siudenis 'ro gain ease in public speaking by giving pracfice in The serve as Miss Moore Turns 'rhe hands of rhe classroom. Chris Chrisner gives one such speech as Sonny Ragsdale and Sharon clock. Anderson lislen allenlively.