Highland Park High School - Highlander Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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-.w al .,'4'1.n f- L -- . 1',fL'4ff4-wa ,mi ,.., W . -I 31. MEM S BISHOP, JAMES C., BA. V I , Latin I q E 'Hn M. , BoYD,L12LA HAZELLE, M.A. M Spanish ':,: , :vz 1 ..,V p , xi' , CoLEMAN,REBEcCA,M.A. ,,,., S 6l ' '- SDHIUSI1 i i it I COOK, DIANE, M.A. Spanish, Highlander Editorial Staff GIBSON, DOROTHY, M.A. Latin HARDIN, MARY D., M.A. Latin, National Honor Society JARRETT, NEIL, M.A. French PIPES, LUNETTE CMRS. W. DJ, B.A. Spanish STEENSEN, EILEEN R., M.A. French Students in Pronunciation, Understanding Mr. Jarrett explains how the tape recorder aids French students Edward Willman, Sandy Rhiem, and Karen Preslar in improving their pronunciation of French.

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Terry Reeder, Guy Sterling, and Glenn Lum prove that advertism rs fun even in Spanish Tape Recorders Dialogues And Language Escapades of wandering conquistadores, tra- ditional customs of romantic Frenchmen, his- torical accounts of the early Roman Empire . . . a glimpse of the past and a strong tie with the modern world are brought to life. New and exciting methods are used by Scot language teachers to present invaluable knowl- edge to Spanish, French and Latin scholars. Tape recordings of native Frenchmen improve the pronunciation of French students. With the correct accent in the mind of each Scot, he memorizes dialogues and presents them to the class. Hi Park's '6Spaniards gain an appreciation of our neighbors south of the border through speeches, plays, and literatureg and advanced classes extend their study to the Spanish short story and novel. Highlighting group projects are after-school gatherings at which various class members relate their experiences 'cdown Southf' Practicing songs and the pledge of allegiance in their ancient language gives Latin students an opportunity to experiment with newly- acquired knowledge. Second-year students study Greek and Latin drama, and third-year students sit in on Cicero's speeches to the Roman senate. The Latin Club, composed of third and fourth- year students, meets every fourth Friday of the month and provides various class programs and films to interested Scots. 24

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Doing research work for their History 7 term themes, Mary Anne Norman, Chrys Cleary, and Andie Chapman consult reference books in the library. Inquisitive Social Studies Students Explore s pf W, 3 4 ef Amt. A S MMR X BINNION, RALPH E., M.A. Economics, Key Club D DANIEL, DOROTHY KMRS. J. FJ, B.A. History, Junior Historical Society, Travel Club GERRY, HARRIETTE C. QMRS. LLOYD EJ, B.A. Government, History History MCCORMACK, MARY v. QMRSJ, B.A. O. Zur , History K ,K ,. . :Q LK' A E ., A ORR, CATHERINE, MRA. A 5, Ye. ,,: , , A-fig . , Government, Commercial Law 6 : ' P. ' . .N : if C ' PALM, RITA R. CMRS. R. RJ, B.A. ,X . f M 'it' . ' History I .' 'fig -... S A .. P1cK.ARD, LAWRENCE, B.B.A. . A ftxgrm' it 'W' av sw' iw IAAP .,... . .A .V .1 26