George Washington High School - Monument Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

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Apolmor Diaz, M.A. Lydia Hrubesh, M.A. Cecila Levin, M.A. Robert Mueller, B.A., E.S. Francesca Siagler, B.A. Spanish, Foreign Language Con- French, Spanish, Advisor: Soph., French, Advisor. lr., French Club German, Advisor: Jr., German Spanish, Advisor: Sr,, Spanish sultant, Dept. Chariman, Russian A.F.S. Club Louise Wagner, M.A. Cleda Wellborn, M.A. French, Latin Latin, Advisor if. Club, Coach: Baseball Club The world shrinks.. .countries and people squeeze closer and closer together. . .the thick barriers remain. Break the walls! cry the leaders and educators in our modern world. The obstacles that hinder understanding and better relations are crumbling, but much too slowly. Offering courses in French, German, Spanish, and Latin, the FOR- ElGN LANG'UAGE DEPARTMENT slrives to teach students to read, write, and speak a foreign tongue. They study new philosophies, beliefs, attitudes, cultures, and social aspects of a people different from us, Students learn to understand Americas place in the world and ap- preciate our culture as well as others. The language lab, records, tapes, and films help carry aut these goals. Languages Establish ,J Randy Mass indicates Berlin, the trouble spot af Europe, to Jim Ingle during their German class. . 28 . Mary Fittan writes a German sentence on the board lor Gerri Stanmer and Jack Marchant to illustrate the coniugation at verbs.

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During-the study ol Silas Marner in tenth grade, Jncllie Davis gives a report on the styles lat the Victorian Age.to Marilyn Grady, Cathy Clark, and Judy Fellhous. The Use Of Proper English We are taught to express ourselves exactly and visually when speaking and writing. We are inspired to create and know when our ideas are good. Music and art also play active parts in the teaching of English. In tenth grade the emphasis is on the reading and understanding of a novel. Eleventh grade English combines American literature and history with literature being taught in chronological sequence, The stress is on World and English literature in grade twelve. College-bound students prepare with College Prep. This is the only course where the research or term paper is required. American Heritage students pre- pare oral themes and in World Literature they are optional. Lorene Chehak, B.S, Arthur Koehler, M.A, Creative Writing, College Prep., Junior and Senior English, Ad- Sr., Quill visor: Sr. Florence lerler, MA. lrrrrrr Lowe, M.A. English lrierrrrrrre, College Prep., Practical srrglrur, .lrrrrrsr errgllrlrr, Advisor: Sr., Quill Advisor: sr. Margaret Meyer M A Harold Petersen M A Speech Jrrrrror Errglrsir Advrsor American Heritage lllrrrer Errg Sr Ilsh, Advisor: Sr., Forensics Marna shrrrrr, MA. Alyre Venzke, a.A. Kathryn Worley, M.A. librarian Sophomore English, Advisor: Sr.. English. Journalism, Advisor: F.T.A. Soph., Surveyor .27.

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W, HQ Four Foreugn language classes and the new Russian Club use the language Ich, now in its second year. Better Foreign Relcatlons r L rw., P Dan Lerbsohn, n third year French student, shows 0 poster ol French fishing boots Dvfms the Studies Of 'he regions of SPC-in. Af' Snldufw Pvmled 'hem out on qo hi, third ,mf French clog, che board while John Llpsky gave a reporl on them. .29. V W