Brownell Talbot School - Triangle Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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10 f CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Beverly Varley, and Lynne Liedle, are the returning Latin and Spanish teachers, respectively. Joining them this year are Randy Srb, Loredana Hess, and Mercedes Bouzon, the French teacher, French aide, and Spanish aide, respectively. Latin is taught in Grades 8-1 2! in three stages. The Spanish program is taught in Middle and Upper school in developmental and advanced stages. Develop- mental and advanced French co urses are presented to Grades 4-12. With the help of Mrs. Varley and Mrs. Liedle and the students, these new people feel at home here at B-T. FOREIGN AFFAIRS i

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M«r KEYS TO HISTORY CLOCKWISE FROM BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Louise Beauregard graduated last year from Middle School to Upper School where she teaches tenth grade history. Her ties remain strong with Middle School, however, where she still teaches history and English and serves as eighth grade moderator; Mrs. Debbie Kafka, typing instructor, has brought to B-T students the keys to academic suc- cess; Mrs. Helen Adams, Chairman of the History De- partment, Senior moderator, and College Counselor, finds matching student to college as challenging as keep- ing students from chewing gum in her class.

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n SPEAK ENGLISH CLOCKWISE FROM BOTTOM LEFT: Susan Stein has taught Upper School English for three years and is Chairman of the English Department; Gracie Schefter coaches and teaches speech and drama and spends fre- quent weekends at tournaments; and Jackie Byers is the veteran of the English Department, having been at B-T since 1967. While American Lit and Ad Comp crowded around the instant soup and coffee in 424, Journalism spread itself around four classrooms. Will the Czechoslo- vakian sisters stand up? iV 7 V v