DeLand Weldon High School - Eagle Spotlight Yearbook (Weldon, IL)

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Richard Manning Mary Massey Oirtk Meyer Bettianne Moore Louise Myers Charles Pearl Judith Perkins Edith Peveler William Peveler Larry Pittman Susan Reeser Shirley Russell Joan Shepard Alan Shinneman Connie Smith Richard Smith Jill Swartz Arthur Tool Lois Ann Utterback Larry Walters Edward Welch Jack Welch Marilyn Westray Jay Zindars

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' 4 1 ' J 1 Sammy Baker William Baker James Barton John Bergland Donald Bray Paul Buchanan Harold Dalton Carolyn Dressier Bernard Followell Joe Followell Thomas Goble Donna Grant Brenda Henderson Margel Hilton Rita Hinton Jeanne Hopkins John Huisinga Joseph Jackson Carolyn Jennings Janice Jennings Sandra Knisley John Leischner Terry Lubbers Joyce Maden

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?%e tc6 I Dites-le en francais! This is heard often in the French classes, where students do their bit to eliminate the language barrier. Aural comprehension and speaking are emphasized. Students taking French study the language along with the customs and culture of the country. Taling, reading, and singing contribute to a better under- standing of grammar and pronunciation. Through correspondence students learn about the French firsthand. They also find out how the French youth regard the United States. Here some French I students point out the locations of their penpals homes on a map of France. Members of the freshman class spent most of their time in mastering the fundamentals of grammar and in im- proving their reading skills. Two projects of the year were the writing of autobiographies and of poems and essays entitled What America Means to Me. Sophomores expanded their knowledge of grammar and writing. Sentence and paragraph construction were added to their other skills. The class read many short stories, SILAS MARNER, and JULIUS CAESAR.