Delavan Darien High School - Era Yearbook (Delavan, WI)

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John Mrlhrany, Prrnch Drmii. Ilessnrr. German. English Barbara $ho ». Spanish Foreign language is a passport to the world Foreign language studies, like other classes, were affected by flexible scheduling. Students were given use of the language lab during modules when there were no classes. These open lab periods were super- ised at all times by a language teacher. Students could use this time to ask for help from the teacher with their assignments, or to use the labs to study and imitate the tapes. French was extended to a fifth year. Fifth year students were those who took French in grade school and junior high school. Although only two students participated this year. Mr. John Metheany expects about six next year. The class will continue to expand. The whole language department has changed to the ALM textbook- and tapes, according to Mr. Dennis Hcssncr. the German teacher. German is a relatively new department, but next year German I will he offered. ABOVE: Mr. He »ner’» German 3 rlas-, u ed the lab to improve their fluency in German. SIDE: Mike Houlelle received help from Mm. Paquette in the office off the language lab. IIEI.OW: Nancy 18 Foreign I .in sung

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r Mrs. John Thiele in«lructcd shorthand. Fre»hmm learned to type in a lengthened version of the pa»t year of T ping I. Mr. Leonard Prahl helped student further their typing «kilU, Teacher »err able to give aid to more student thi year, because of flexible teheduling.

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Wingren. Joyce Sonlag. Wendy Hedluml. and Pal DeWolfc look ad anUgr of the open lab lo •lody their language luipinienU. Foreign language l‘