All Saints Episcopal School - Saint Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Mrs. Vaught's Music class writes compositions in class. Learning music history mixed with theory. Her classes come forth with joyful notes and aspir- ing songs that may lead us to a new Eddie Van Halen. Qfga Mrs. Keiioggs' Class sings it out in Music under the direction of Mrs. Sours. From strange and bizzare Halloween songs to new Christian anthems Music class is an adventure in sound. Music X 31

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S? I V 5 I-IQLA! QUE TAL? Senora Sohel has the big job of teaching Spanish to grades kindergarten to fourth and then Senora Williams takes the fifth through eighth grades. Bonjour, Cava? SaIut,Ies amis! Parle-vous francais ou espanol? Je m'appelle Bob. Je parle bien francais. J' est sympathique. 'Qin The Foreign Language Game Hola say the kindergarteners. The first graders learn names and more words. The second graders learn still more words. Their vocabulary Keeps growing and growing until they get to the point where they can begin to study the conjugations of verbs. And then, when they reach the famous Spanish Peak, they may choose to learn French. Lucky you get four great teachers! From Senora Sohel to Ms. Dodge, foreign language is just a barrel of words!