Franklin High School - Dial Yearbook (Reisterstown, MD)

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Latin French Spanish MRS. SUSAN SMITH Spanish I and II MRS. HOPE REIBLICH Latin I, II, and III, Eng- lish 10 W win? gy wi MISS ELLEN K E French I, II, III, V, Vg Advisor, F.T.A. 4Diamond veut dire diamond g diamond veut dire diamond P

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Miss LeDane Language Laboratory Assistant works at Spanish II, III, IVg Franklin one day a week Advisor, Student MRS. JANET FARLEY French I and II MR. JOSEPH COLLEY Department Chairman Council MISS MARY PAT CALLAHAN French I and II, Ad- visor, Modern Language Club Language, a bridge of human understanding, is geared to the concept of world wide unity. Franklin's language teachers strive to teach students not only a written knowledge of a foreign language but to focus the attention on the spoken language and the culture of the foreign country. Recently in Baltimore County, a new course was introduced. In this course, students of the third and fourth years are taught the literary aspects of the particular language which they are studying. They read short stories, novels, and plays written in the various languages. An outstanding feature of our school is the language laboratory, which enables students to increase their fluency, to correct errors, and to pattern their speech after that of native speakers.

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Focus A OI1... . 9 G YI MR. EDWARD I.I.OYDg Algebra II, Trigonometry and Analytic Geometryg Advisor, Grade 11 MRS. EVA L. HIGH, Department Chairmang Geometry, Algebra III, IVg Advisor, Honor Society MRS. IRIS MAQUIREg 9th Grade Mathematics, 9th Grade Algebra MR. JAMES K. NOGLEg 9th Grade Mathematics, Algebra I MR. ROBERT N. KREUNENQ Algebra I, III and IV, Calculus MR. TERRY STERLINGg Review of General Math, Algebra II, R.A.M.-Trig.g Advisor, Folk Music Club 60 -.!.--ff.'LT---- : I 00 u : : f' .5 - l I ' flllllfl Ill y Q ll llll Wm