Austin High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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,Ji I4 I i 'ws 424 X FOREIGN LANGUAGE X, 'xx W v Q '14 . T N' ' Q I :NX M 'IFE A Gi Y gfsi S N X W -'yy , ,, Traveling back to the land of their heritage in dress as 3, well as speech, Kay Lalagos, Betty lVlarlas, and Diana ' Boulahanis, model Greek costumes. 7 , 'Ii Trying lo understand spoken Spanish through the medium I ai: 1 ol phonograph records are Joyce Friedman, Michael Mitzen, 1 Vf ,' Barbara Hartstein, Winnie Ginsburg, and Barbara Kozar Qgage-M r of Mrs. Wingfields advanced language class, ff vi K'-r.-'f', f 3 iffy' 5 H 57, 12 V - 4 fairs!! if L , , . I fi , ' ALI MEHA! GUTEN MORGENI BUON GIORNO! BUENOS DIASI BONIOUR. K SALVE! GOOD MORNING! These greetings can be heard throughout Austin's halls a courses We learn these common expressions along with the other fundamentals of a foreign tongue. Novels are read in and skits are sometimes put on, s the students hurry between classes. ln our language advanced classes 'I7

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There are few budding Beethovens or remarkable Rembrandts at Austin but our music and art departments offer many beginning and advanced courses to choose from. Samples ot student art are exhibited in the halls from time to time, while music theory and history produce strange sounds depicting the mood ot primitive Africa, I8 fy I 1 5 . f' A 141 i I XM Y -5 1 Accompanied by Robert Liebman at the piano, Hlflwfd Samonte, Madeline Calderon, Liz Dieminqer, and SWOT? Dinlcem blend their voices during an informal music pPI10d Working on the eventual result ot their slcill and plannng loe Dicanio, Harriet Lesalf, Patricia Shepard, and Sophi Arellano carefully mold their ceramics projects. 9 A vase ot tlowers and a tiqurine create an original setting which Sharon Koziri, Donna Stone, and Sue Hxug :ttempf ' tm sketch , X,,1 I . -MW Q .1 we s M, WT