Falls Church High School - Jaguar Yearbook (Falls Church, VA)

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MISS MARIA C. CARROZA—A.B. Sweet Briar College-Frenc h 1,4,5; French National Honor Society, Italian Club MRS. LINDA COWGILL-B.A. Salem College-Spanish 3,4,5; Star-Lytes; FEA Delegate MRS. MARGIT DINDA-B.A. University of Conneticut-German 1,3,4; German Club; A.F.S. MRS. FRANCISCA A. LO E-B.S. University of Puerto Rico- Spanish 3,4,5; Spanish Honor Society MRS. ELIZABETH FAY MARTIN-B.A. Lynchburg College- French 1; English 3; Creative Writing; Paw Print MR. CHARLES A. MOORE-B.A., B.S., and M.S. Kansas State Teachers College-Spanish 1,2; Spanish Honor Society MRS. SHARON PLEASANTS-B.A. Shorter College; M.A. University of Virginia-French 2,3 MRS. ANNIE A. ROMANUS-A.B. and M.A. Louisiana State University-Latin 1,2,3,4; English 1; National Honor Society MRS. VIVIEN T. SULPICE-B.A. Madison Co I lege-French 2,3; French Honor Society MR. N.G. UNDERWOOD-B.A. University of Arizona-Spanish 1,2; Spanish Club MRS. ELVERA B. WELK-B.S. University of Michigan-German 1,2 L. to R.-Mr. Moore, Mrs. Dinda, Mr. Underwood, Mrs. .Cowgill, Mrs. Chairman Sulpice, Mrs. Love, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Welk; Miss Carozza, Department Not Pictured-Mrs. Pleasants; Mrs. Romanus. 19

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y Mrs. Romanus: Concentration on a Latin translation. Under the direction of Mrs. Love, Spanish-speaking stu¬ dents practice native dances. Foreign Language Students Enlarge Sphere of Knowledge Humming tape recorders, colorful travel posters of unfamiliar places, the buzz of repeated phrases, flags of many nations— these sights and sounds became familiar to foreigh language students. While first year students struggled their way through the first lines of dialogues and basic stories, students on the second level practiced grammatical constructions and learned about the cultures of the countries whose languages they were studying. Ad¬ vanced classes attempted to solve puzzling mystery stories, worked on translations of works of famous authors and became more fluent through conversations about such subjects as existentialism, mountain climbing or transcendatalism. No matter what methods of instruction were used, the students had a clearer picture of the countries whose languages they had studied. Donkey Shane is not the correct German pronunciation of thank you,” kindly explains Mrs. Welk.

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' The income tax form is actually very simple. It ' s all the math that ' s confusing, admits Col. Mare. MR. LARRY DOWELL-B.A., M.A., and M.Ed. American University-English 4; U.S. Government MR. ARTHUR D. FLETCHER-B.A. Aurora College-World History MRS. WILMA H AMILTON-B.A. University of Washington—Va. U.S. History MRS. CAROLYN HARPER-A.B. Syracuse University- World Geography; Va. U.S. Government; A.F.S. MR. PHILIP KRUMM—B.A. Eastern Kentucky University— Va. U.S. History; World Geography; Varsity Football Coach MR. DALE LARSEN-B.S. Wilson Teachers College-World Geography; Health and Physical Ed. 10; Varsity Baseball Coach COL. H.G. MACDANIEL—B.S. University of Alabama; M.A. George Washington University—World Geography COL. DONALD MARE—A.B. Bucknell University; M.A. Madison College—Dept. Chairman; Va. U.S. Government; Sociology; Economics, Key Club; Tennis Team Coach; Senior Class Advisor; Debate Team MR. BYRON OLSON—B.A. University of Richmond—Va. U.S. History MR. CHARLES SELL-B.A. Mt. Union College; M.A. Michigan State University—World Geography; Head Football Coach MISS ELIZABETH WILSON-B.A. Winthrop College-Va. U.S. History; Junior Class Sponsor MR. WILLIAM D. YOUNT-B.A. Davis and Elkins College- M.A. West Virginia University—Va. U.S. Government Mr. Olson impartially discusses Lee ' s surrender at Appomattox in his U.S. history class. Mr. Krumm engages in a thought-provoking civil rights discussion during his lunch period. 20