St Louis Park High School - Echowan Yearbook (St Louis Park, MN)

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CENTER: Anna Marie Motzko and her French I class enjoy lake-out food from L'hotel Sof if el. BOTTOM LEFT: Beth Leppert shows Leslie Paster the correct way to conjugate a particular verb. BOTTOM RIGHT: Nancy Oehrle leads the class in a discussion on Topaze, a popular French play. 112 Foreign Language

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TOP: Teamwork is the most important part of gym as Kathy Erickson and Barbara DeWall demonstrate. CENTFR: Enthusiasm was sometimes hard to find in sophomore gym class. BOTTOM RIGHT: Now that football is coed, Ruth Rounds explains a special female strategy. BOTTOM LEFT: Cus Virkus works out the battle plan for the night's gymnastics meet. Physical Education •III

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TOP: Ric hard Russell believes I Har pointing to two students doubles his chance for a correct answer. CTNTTK: Surprising a student, Kathryn Engebrct son listens to a hot discussion of last weekend's encounters. BOTTOM: Through the use of amateur radio contacts, William Kulawske brings foreign languages into the classroom with taped broadcasts. Foreign monopoly on the rise German, French, Spanish and Russian were the alien substances brewing in the Foreign language' department. Due to rising interest in these concoctions, three part-time teachers were added to the staff. Through the aid of foreign films, cooking native foods and playing familiar games, such as Monopoly, students assimilated cultures different from ours. Active use of the language' lab improved pronunciation and extended vocabulary. As in the past, spring and summer trips took Park's students throughout Europe. Combining these' ingredients, students found that a once strange language could become familiar. Foreign Language • 113