Enosburg Falls High School - Echo Yearbook (Enosburg Falls, VT)

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L x q-rw Above, Susan Carr concentrates on her French assignment. Above right, Miss Lowe's 11 Honors class prepares for a test. Students are, Karen Marshia, Danny Viens, Kim Colburn, Mike Kupfer, Terri Messier, Ed Brouillette, Claudia Woodward, Stacey Duco- Ion, and Kathleen Larose. Flight, Tony Ovitt and Mary Pudvah tune in on Miss Ingraham during a class discussion. Qehool Newspaper Produced bg English Classes Each of Miss Lowe's English classes produced an edi- tion of a newspaper called the Talk About. This assign- ment helped her students with their writing skills as well as being an informative and entertaining source of read- ing for students and faculty alike. Miss Lowe took her col- lege prep seniors to the UVM library where they were exposed to the research materials. Most English classes were tested on the Basic Compe- tencies, and of course, term papers were assigned. 'ii- X si

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Martha Ingraham Paul DiCristofaro Ron Marcotte

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French Students Use Knowledge in Evergdag Situations French students got a taste of what it was really like to use the French language in an everyday sort of way. After learning the necessary basics in the classroom Mrs. Wasuck put her students to the test by having them perform skits and doing other various projects. In May she took her French students to Montreal so they could be exposed to a place where a large number of the people speak the French language. 7' KLM 'te Above, Mrs. Wasuck's eighth grade French class takes advantage of a sunny day by playing Red Light!Green Light in French. Students are, Robins Peters, Sharyn Wright, Nancy McFarland, Michelle Vaillancourt, Nicole Parent, Cathy Vorse, Daren Plouff, Cheryl Sears, and Kevin Depatie. Left, Peter Stebbins, Shauna Ducolon, and Patty Car- penter perform a restaurant skit. wif 4, Nur V: fy