Fordson High School - Fleur de Lis Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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Mr. Fred Allen, Latin instructor, lends a helping hand to Keith Gignac, 12A. Listening in are 11A's Evelyn Wertanen and Frances Emrich, 12A Frances M organ, llA's Betty Longmate, Harvey Nliley, and 12A Carole Minni. llene Sikora, 128, points out one of the many lfnglish words originating from the l.atin language. Looking on are I'lA's Frank Judnick, Dale Nlullins, Phil Good, ,lim Nlarcetti, Nlr. Fred Allen, Latin instructor, and 128 Dennis Panoff. 1 2 9 T BULLETIN BOARDS, RECORDS HELP LATIN, SPANISH STUDENTS LEARN LANGUAGE Learning about a Spanish Christmas is an interesting way for Spanish l students to learn more about Spain. They are doing so by listening to a record, Christmas in Spain . Mrs. Beatrice Simmons joins in the singing with her Spanish l class. This is one way tO learn your Spanish and have fun, tool

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When in doubt, use the dictionary! Miss Dorothy FRENCH, GERMAN CLASSES PLAY GAMES, SING CARoLS Tittle's French 3 class is using this advice, and, her assistance. Looking in the dictionary are 11A's Ron Jameson, Gerry Romanick, and Roy FVlcGruther, Hal Newland, l2A, and Celia Desantis, HA. Mrs. Hilda Eastwood's German class was in the real Christmas spirit last December. Here, grouped around the table and singing German Christmas carols are Diane Lebedeff, HA, Cary Weatherhead, IIA, Al Claramunt, IZA, John Kornblum, 123, 12A's Richard Watson and Kathy Tietjens, and llA's Wayne Mors and Shirley Zieman. Those sitting are l2A's Martha Pfaffman, Carole Meyer, Janet Zielke, .ludy Krupski, and Paul Peirsall. my FF S ,412 Qf ' Anja Orama, Fordson's Finnish exchange student, conducts the French 3 class in a game of French Bingo. Trying to get the bingo first, are Nadia Bondareff, IZB, Mimmi Dimcheff, 123, Penny Clark, IIA, Jeannie Usher, 12A, Beverly Mattern, IZA, and 12B's Linda Winters and Kathy Roman. X

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,.r-'Y The aid of Mr Wllliam Kauth algebra mstructor Dick Donnell com letes the r bl h'l IOA' F lc As Mr. Ross Slabaugh explains some graphs in his sixth hour trignometry class, January graduate Enzo Marzolo, 12A Carl Nlanus, Lanny Proctor, Jeanne Ferarri, and Dan Schira, all l2A's absorb his explanation. y, p po em,w1e s ran Giancolo and Ken Fabrizio finish theirs on their own. STUDY AND INSTRUCTION CONTRIBUTE TO SUCCESS OF MATH STUDENTS Busily working at their seats are 10A's Adrian Alson, Diane Korbelok, Christine Rogaczewski, first rowg Diane Krause, Susan Perry, Janet Wier, and Beverly Salancy. 22