Glenvar High School - Crusader Yearbook (Salem, VA)

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Students Develop Language Skills Yi Students in the foreign language classes participated in either French, Spanish, or Latin. This year, in ad- dition to the four levels of French and Spanish a third year of Latin was added to the growing enroll- ment. Along with the development of the skill necessary to the study of foreign languages, activities of varying in- terests centering around each culture were enjoyed during the year. A few of these activities included skits, foreign songs, and dances. Students also leamed of the in- creasing importance of foreign lan- guage abilities in many interesting careers. 134 Foreign Language sm Qtr man 555

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Driver's Education was again under the direction of Mr. Ward and Mrs. Yates. Mr. Ward, who taught Driver's Ed. for the fourth year, dis- cussed road, range, and book. Mrs. Yates concentrated on the road. It is a one semester course and those who take it receive no credit for the course. A DMV representative came to test those who passed the age require- ment and had not received their leamer's permit. Those who passed the test, received their 1earner's and were on their way to being drivers. Driverfs Education 133

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1. Mrs. Boehling attempts to explain the next Latin assignment, 2. Mrs. Elizabeth Carico fRadforci College, BS, FLL sponsor! Mrs. Jeanne Varin fDuke Uni- versity, AB University of Maryland, MA, French clubj, Mrs. Rowena Boehling fRoanoke College, BA, University of Kentucky, MA, Latin clubj. 3. Mrs. Carico seems to enjoy her Spanish students. 4. Spanish students eagarly thumb through their dictionary in search of a word. 1 '1'