Chippewa Valley High School - Layon Yearbook (Clinton Township, MI)

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Cla, Bonjour Administration 1. Mr. Zalar 2. Ms, Kendzioria's Spanish class 3. Ms. Kendzioria's rich! 4. Who turned up the headphones? 1 fit 4 With the opportunities to travel becoming more apparent, more and more people are starting to become interested in the different cultures of the world. To accommodate these students, C.V.H.S. language department is a good introduction. Along with learning the languages of French and Spanish, the student learns how the people of France, Canada, Spain, Portugal and live. They learn the understanding the cultures others, whether they be uv France, Greece, or a subcultl America. Ms. Kendziora and Zalar with their special wz teaching help students apprr the value of languages and difl cultures.

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l 2 ,meawdiiffa 2 lt's not polite to point, Mr. Balch. Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? Only the Shadow and Mr. Andriaschko know. Are you reading over my shoulder again? exclaims Mr. Heethuis. Yes, that's all you have to do for now, Ms. Paul. ls physics really that exciting, Lou?

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Supportive Learning lncli icluality The Supportive Learning staff has added two new teachers .this year, Miss janice Courtney and Miss Sally Durner. Along with new teachers, new facilities and new programs have been added for supportive learning students use. Individual instruction is given to each student in the areas of math science, social studies and English. With emphasis made on individuality, patience and understanding are essential. To sum it up shortly, the supportive learning team represents individuality at work. I 1, Miss Wade 2, Miss Bracciano 3, Mr. Selaty 4, Ms. Durner 5, A student waiting to see Mr. SelatY-