Frank Phillips College - Lariat Yearbook (Borger, TX)

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COOKING N A MODER Learning a modern language at FPC includes more than speaking and writing it. Students learn to prepare popular I 1 foods served in French and Spanish speaking countries. After studying recipes, they meet and prepare a meal that , combines their effort. These gourmet foods provide as much fun as the grammatical errors that they make in the language they speak while eating. Mrs. Elizabeth DeKoster, sponsor, speaks and cooks in . several languages. J , , H 1 as ' Q Madame Mary Honaker likes to cook in French as well as speak it. She excels in pastries. If she speaks and writes French as well as she bakes, she must be a good student.

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J ORNING W TCH Morning Watch is observed to help the student start the music room of the Fine Arts Building. It is nondenomina- day with God and to remind him of his Christian witness on tional and students of all faiths attend and participate. the campus. An inspirational program is offered each Mon- Here, students are encouraged to attend regularly the day, Wednesday and Friday morning at 8:00 a.m. in the church of their choice. Sponsors: Mrs. Jim Morgan Mrs. Iona Haag First Row: J. E. Jarnes, Mrs. Jim.Morgan, Mr. Oliver Abel, Janice Dyson, Washburn, Sue Henson, Don Ross, Sherrye Head, Maribeth Hyatt, Jean Mickey Dunham, Linda Estes, Rita Hunter, Pam Stark, Steve Hawkins, Farmer, Cynthia Steel, Nina Wright, Barbara Rozzell. Third Row: Richard Dee Hawkms. Second Row: Jo Ann Fenno, Mrs. Iona Haag, LaNita Davis, Tom Douglas, Frank Fisher, James Wilson, Bruce Lilley.

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NGUAGE li: ' V S I French class includes: Nancy Duckworth, Mary Honaker, Mary Ann Keranen, Jim Campbell, and Jennifer Hays. Q Linda Estes leads a Spanish section in a favorite song. Left to right: Randy Cribbs, Ray Bradley, Larry Anderson, Pat Davis, and Paula Crupper.