Franklin High School - Log Yearbook (Franklin, VA)

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Foreign Language and Physical Education What does this have to do with Spanish, Four legs on the noor, Mr. Vess. Miss Hill? Our foreign language department was fortunate in having a visitor from Mexico. Senor Pepe was with us for nine weeks. He was a special aide to Mr. Blaine and Miss Hill. The first year of foreign language places emphasis on grammar and basic knowledge of the language. In the second and third years, emphasis is on the students’ ability to write and comprehend the language. The aim of the Physical Education department is to help its students achieve physical development. Included in the program are first aid, drug, and driver education, as well as participation in physical activities. Mr. Blaine is cool, and as for Mr. Kee, actions speak louder than words. Miss Eubank’s room seems agree- able to Senor Pepe. It must be Mrs. Wilkins’ turn to set up the volleyball net. Mr. Pearce shows Keith the proper position. Mr. Felts watches the baseball team on a rainy day. The stop-watch is Coach Payne’s best friend. 18

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Social Studies Social Studies are very important in helping the stu- dents to understand why the United States and the world are as they are. Among the many courses of social studies are: U. S. Government, U. S. History, World Geography, and World History. Filmstrips, movies, reports, and lecturing are some of the methods used by the teachers in this department. TABLES Obviously, Mrs. Beale’s stocks have gone up. A preview of the final exam, Mr. Robins? “A good question,” says Mr. Charity. 1 1 “ • Miss Eubank explains the use of graduation announcements. Tony doesn’t seem to believe Mr. Ritter. English (cont’d) 17 Regina, Craig, and Alvin seem to enjoy Mrs. Seward’s class.

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