Alpena High School - Anamakee Yearbook (Alpena, MI)

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LANGUAGES. . . AcHANGlNG FIELD The language department at A.H.S. has u n de rg one several changes in recent years. Last year the audio-lingual method was introduced in the F renc h and Spanish c l a s s e s , wit h concentration on language speaking ability. The department, headed by Mr. Story, offers four years of French, three years of Spanish, anda class includingboth third and fourth year students was added t o the Latin curriculum. There were seventeen foreign language classes this year-two less than last year. All language classes compile about one-fourth of the student body. lt appears that many stu de nt s don't study languages because they feel they will have no use for them. Yet each year more and more people and students are traveling to Foreign coun- tries. , . .Bi . ....-. ' T' 'lzl MR. STORY NHSS LEES MR. DANHOF F

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PREPARATION FOR THE FUTURE Mrs . Brown Miss Henry With the move to the new high school it became possible for the Homemaking De- partment to adopt a more advanced voca- tional training program. The students re- ceive training as waitresses, alterationists, housekeepers, and baby sitters. This year Miss Henry's students were devoted to the study of nutrition, meal plan- ning and preparation, social and table eti- quette and financial security. Her more ad- vanced students often invited a teacher to be their guest at a luncheon they had prepared themselves. Mrs. Brown's students studied the basic fundamentals of sewing, child care, family health, and c lo thing construction. 45:2--algae ul 3' 1 '51