Framingham North High School - Archon Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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Mr. Keville Miss Lathrop Mrs. McDuffie Miss O ' Neil die again, and three [uniors en- tered the N.C.T.E. writing contest. In the library, the English teacher resources kept the department ahead of the students for another year. In fact, so effective was the teaching of language, everybody went away speaking it fluently. 2) ep ar men Mrs. Oneschuk Miss Porter Mrs. Prim Miss Tait 19

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CjnofisJi Miss Lewis, Department Head Mrs. Baldwin Mrs. Flagg Mr. Hamilton Mrs. Heine Miss Hunter Ten thousand books tor Miss Lewis, English De- partment Head, to count and process in June. Is the world too much with us? No, there were two English classes in the stage ' s girls ' dressing room, almost one in the math lab, and a drama class in the auditorium. A new creative writing course be- gan producing authors, the Herald-Traveler Shake- speare repertoire brought Hamlet alive so he could Mrs. Clifford 18

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Banjuage eparimeni Mr. Leveille Department Head The ideal place to learn a language is in the land speaking it. How- ever, because such an arrangement is impossible, the language depart- ment must be a workable substitute, even with a disadvantage of three thousand years or four thousand miles. Instruction of Latin, French, German, and Spanish is under the general direction of Mr. Leveille. Teachers conduct classes in the language being studied as much as possible. Classics, including Le Cid, Les Miserables, the Aeneid, and Le Tour de Monde exercise comprehension skill; and the language lab furthered conversational ability. After school four clubs operating under the department enriched verbs and nouns with cultural insight. The language corridor was never an Appian Way, or a Champs-Elysees, but it was the Latin Quarter for South. Mr. Friary Miss Vancavage Mrs. Smith Mr. Pointon I Mrs. Megas Mrs. Mack Mrs. Kamin Miss Gucciardi 20