Arlington High School - Heights Yearbook (Arlington Heights, IL)

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Languages Expand Student 7 Knowledge ,gf . be 4, f f , r inf! xzpfllfif .E . Mai' , 1 , , Russian 5lllClL'IlI9 listen 1lllCllllXK'ly :ns Mr. Bnhris helps ll1ClH lllltlCl'Sl2lIlKl lllC n1xnlcl'i:ll c0w1'n'cl in the daily lesson. xflilvff 'ug ,H ' .5 4' Qllllllfll' Flifzlbetll Halworlll mentally ll'1ll'lSl2lICS Palm ml fl I'f'Vu :ls Rory Cassidy rczuls aloud lo lwr in sIJillll5ll. B 1 I a f , ' Senior Latin studems, under the illslrucliun of Mr. Sicwcrt, read and discuss history in thc flzmssiczll language. 25 1 ' . M ffl .c 9 4 L : :. -eva x Aye? ' 2. M

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FOREIGN LANGUAGES First Rfvw: Miss Nancy Anderson, RA., N.A., French Club. Pan Language Banquetg Mr, Peter Babris. B,A., M.A., Russian Club: Miss Georgia, lloolookas, B.A.. Pan Langtiage Council Sponsor: Mrs. Marguerite Dietrich, B.S'., M.A, St-vom! Row: Mrs, lmynn Forman, BA., BLA., Pan Laiuzllagt' Banquet, French Cluhp Mr. Bruno Ga-lla-rt, B.S.. M,A., German Club: Mr. N. Nielsen, A,B., A.M.g Mr. Kenneth Riggs, B.A., Spanish Club. Third Row: Miss Trudeno lmbertn, RA., Triple S Sponsnrg Mr. Norbert Sicwi-rt, A.B., RLS., Latin Club: Miss Nancy Snmmins, PLA., Future Teachers Club Sponsor, Mr. Donald Zaannow, A.A., BS., BLA. Not Pictured: Mr. Rayniond IV:-lls, B.A. Languages Provide Knowledge Of Culture Terry Townley, Sue Lelieau, Donna Krilcic, and -litn Sar- baugh bring a seventeenth century French comedy to life. 24 Latin, Russian, German, French. and Spanish were offered to all Arlington students. The foreign lang- uage departtnent was headed by Mr. Neilsen. Audio-visual aids were also offered to all classes to help further their knowledge of the language. Through the use of slides, charts, and maps, the students were able to learn more about the culturual background of the country of their language, Many of the classes made use of the language laboratories. These laboratories were used to enable the teachers to watch the progress of their students in both understanding and coinprehcnsion. To furth- cr the SllltlCllllS knowledge ol: a foreign langauge. thc teachers sponsored language clubs. The clubs broadened the sludent's knowledge ol' a country through lectures, activities and field trips. l'hrough these clubs, trips to France and Mexico have been planned lor the sunnner. In the early spring all the students were invited to the Pan Language Banquet. At' this banquet each club presented a skit depicting a symbolic scene front their particular country. A wide variety of dishes were served to supply a delectable meal for all. The outstanding students from each language were honored at Arlinglon's annual honor award assembly.

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socuu. SCIENCE .4 A'L v i K 1:1 ' Q K 41:1- 5. v . all f I-'irsl Row: Bliss Susan Bimrlmm, HA., M.A.'I'.: Min Doris Black, HS., M.A., Future Teachers Club: Miss June- Ellimzsn-lu, ALA., M,A.T., Triple S Sp0nS0r3 Mr. Iiullulll liullfmzln, ALA.. Health Careers Club. Se-1-nml lluw: Mr. Maurice- Klutz, HA.. M.A.: Mr. Fluid Lind- uwr. MA. Philnsnuhy Vlubg Misa lizurvn Mc-yr-r, B.S., Sociology Club: Mr. Rivlmrcl Mm-lla-r, 1i.A.. MA., Sociology Club. 'l'hird Row: Mr. Norman Ps1tlnLrlI. RS., NLS.: Mr. lin-lun-th Srlmllvr. A.B., M.A.: Mr. James Slwc-lmn. HS., BLA.: Mr. I-Id 'l'onr4-lc. A.B., M.Erl,, Explorers Club. Students ain isicn From Social Science . 3 . E3 9 ly P . - ,V+ u x 31 Arif n ,E N... S-.. 1 XVou1d you lic-lieu' zz l'im'l11rL: .XSS0lillliOIl Llimlyy asks Miss Meyers ol' Remy Chiu, V111 Plant and Jim Grossnickle. -ew Curl Piuglc, Norm Lees, and 1'I2lI'I'y Tennant check over Ihr- Illmois BIl.XlI1I'.X'.Y Rcmcw for their Economics Course. 26