Emmerich Manual High School - Ivian Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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26 Foreign Language

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LEFT — Editor Jeanie Van Blaricum, left center, meets with assistant editors Carol Smith, Kathy Walter, and Larry Wood to discuss yearbook plans. CENTER— Kathy Walter, senior editor, and Larry Wood, ads manager, reach for working tools. FAR LEFT-Underclass editor Cathy Newport looks over class mug shots. ABOVE— Pub office bustles with activity on Booster day. Similar confusion happens when Ivians are distributed. Yearbook 25

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Languages add world perspective With an increase in the total enroll- ment of the foreign language classes, there was an increase in the number of students in the beginning classes, but a decrease in the advanced classes. Mr. Carsey Gentry added tapes this year for the advanced Spanish classes to increase their listening comprehension. All the French, Latin and Spanish classes had films and records to add fun to their classes. Several of the advanced Spanish stu- dents competed in the I.U. Honors Pro- gram and the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese Na- tional Test. If one of the students would win in either contest, he would go to Mexico during the summer. Senior Sharon Esselborn, who took Spanish all four years, received the honor of being picked to put her pinata in the new Indianapolis Children ' s Mu- seum time capsule. Her pinata will be taken out in the year 2076. FAR LEFT— Mr. Carsey Gentry, head of the Foreign Language Department, shows Spanish b student Becky Crooks a visual display. CENTER LEFT— Sophomore Iris Baker responds to a question in Spanish class. LEFT ABOVE— Mrs. Audrey Cronkhiie explains a point in Latin 2 to Angela Martin as others follow. ABOVE— Spanish 2 students seem reflective as Mr. Gentry explains the language assignment. LEFT— The finger of Mr. David Phillips, French teacher, points out the correct passage in the text to freshman |ohn Hooker in French 1. Foreign Language 2