Archbishop Rummel High School - Raider Yearbook (Metairie, LA)

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' . ,mm-WW-e mm-My e .1,is::lf:g,w-aft? i.vi 'i . W4 f V H Dr, Isaac Casariego Lynne Cunningham Atilano Gomez Richard Meagher Language facilities aid many students Language laboratory facilities aid in the learning of Spanish, French, and German. Tapes and headsets accommodate each student with a balanced comprehension of the language which he has chosen to undertake. The department, in an effort to strive for a learned background for every student, utilizes the laboratory and classrooms through tapes and independent proiects. Business!Languages 135

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Business courses prepare students Familiarizing the student with the battling world outside is the goal ofthe Business department. Balancing books, writing checks, and keeping tabs on businesses are all a part of class. Every person who intends to open his own business or to enter the field of accounting is urged to take business class as an introduction to college courses in this field. Bill Arthurs Br. Anthony Clement Donald Dessauer Dennis Murphy OPPOSITE PAGE, LEFT: Scott Marks listens to French ll tapes in Mrs. Lynne Cunningham's French class. OPPOSITE PAGE, RIGHT: Mr. Atilano Gomez's Spanish class utilizes a slide machine with Kirk Frosch at the controls. RIGHT: Richard Gueydan hovers over his typewriter in typing class. ABOVE RIGHT: Steven Martiny and Steven Goodwin prepare checks for business class. 134 Associates

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nun...- Chcrl OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Michael Yazbeck applies theatrical make-up in drama dass. OPPOSITE PAGE, RIGHT: Barry FIippen meditates over the glockenspiel at band rehearsal. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM: Chet Hingle and Greg Surcouf construct a stage scene. RIGHT: Craig HiII and Wayne McAdams participate in chorus seminar. ABOVE: Art student Richard Plaisance completes his drawing assignment in art class. 136 Associates