Coral Gables High School - Cavaleon Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

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social studies The SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT stresses in- ternational problems so the students may get a general understanding of people everywhere - at home and across the seas. World situa- tions are discussed without prejudice. Planning the schedule for history classes are: Mrs. Herberta Leon- ardy, Miss Ethelyn Massey, Mr. C. H. Drepperd, Mrs. Ruth Johnston fdepartment headj, and Miss Katherine Davis. ' fade 069 Instead, truth and facts are ranked first. These teachers try to give boys and girls a better preparation for acting with cooperation in a more peaceful world. Studying a map are: Mr. Wil liam Burrell, Mr. james Corcor- an, Miss Katherine Megibbon Miss Barbara Lackey and Mrs Elizabeth Larson.

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language With the help of tape re- corders, skits, movies, and outside speakers, the FOR- EIGN LANGUAGE DE- PARTMENT helps students to understand both ancient and modern languages. French, Latin and Spanish were selected in terms of their fwfae Medea P, -Q ' A 451155, af -Q V ' ' f 'Wk 41 , ,, ,,,,,b.4 . FRANCE ea tr., + my Mrs. Sue Piant and Mr. Thomas Campbell are discussing Caesar and his conquering of Gaul. I ,W ,,,,., ,,,.,, , ,.,, L ,, :,,fx,,f. , , ., M, , educational and vocational contributions, the extent of their use, and cultural values to be gained by their study. While sailing swiftly through any of these courses, if a stu- dent is not alert, he may cap- size and become lost in the great sea of learning. Reviewing Spanish projects are: Mr. Lewis Caputa, Miss Kathryn Goodwin, and Miss Eloise Patter- son fdepartment headl.

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