Benton High School - Wahwahlanawah Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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Opposite right: “Robin, Qu’est-ce que tu fais?” Above: Spanish was in- teresting to some and dumbfounding to others. 26

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Below: Kevin Householder displayed his dramatic skill on the pogo stick. Above: Robin Swoboda asked for Everett Lewis’approval on a speech for the forensic team. Left: Aw, go away!” . . . Better Communication As students constructed their roads of better communicative skills, they found a wide variety of building material to help them pave their way. Many students communicated their thoughts and ideas to others in literature or writing courses, and in such courses as dramatics and modem drama. Their final product being the knowledge of more advanced com- municative skills, skills that would stay with them and help them the rest of their lives. 25

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. . . International Awareness “When a road is once built, it is a strange thing how it collects traffic .. .more and more people are found to walk thereon, and others are raised up to repair and perpetuate it and keep it alive.” This quote by Robert Louis Stevenson described the foreign language department quite well. Both the French and Spanish class enrollments increased, and both language clubs were goverend by new officers. Upper left: Mrs. Humphreys and Mr. Bowen enjoyed the French buffet. Above: Darlene Hills, Dorothy Boiler and Tim Benton prepared the bulletin board for the French Class. 27