Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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 A typical day with Harvey, Henrietta, and Miss Beutell. German students prepare for their skit. These students look delighted over the German food. A display of the Spanish class's pinatas, including a Conehead. Nidk Pappas “Break that pinata!” 29

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LANGUAGE Jim Ankenbrandt Candy Beutell Most people agree that our world seems to be growing smaller and smaller as the years pass. With the technological advances of the last century, the average person in the United States is much more likely to meet someone from a faraway land or to travel to foreign countries. Because of our shrinking world, learning a foreign language has become a necessary part of many career plans. The Lan- guage department not only instructs students in the mechanics of French, German, Latin, and Spanish, but also tries to give an under- standing of the customs and cultures of the parts of the world where these tongues are spoken. In addition to the yearly skits and holiday fes- tivities, one particular group of students was able to participate in a spring trip to Germany. The three Dearborn High schools combined their groups to make possible a rewarding and educational experience. Carol Valasek Saralee Ward Rose Lyons Students inspecting a bag at the back of the room. Comment t'appelle-tu?” photo by Nick Pappas 28

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OFFICE AUXILIARY STAFF SERVICES Peggy Banks llene Giles Ann Bayer Mary Macek Johanna Bielecki Social Worker Mae Wickham Bette Mys Visually Impaired Olga Sabon Joan Ewing Nurse James Vanderhull Special Education Karl Yokie Speech Therapy 30