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H t 0 • III • • , It • • • III» • II Betty seems to be satisfied. Latin students admiring relics from other countries. Vliss Vilet checks on her students ' pronuncia¬ tion. Culture Shakespeare, Poe, Bryant, Browning; nouns, verbs, adjectives. If any of this doesn ' t sound familiar, someone has been sleeping through English class. The de¬ partment has a staff of six teachers: Mrs. Ditmars, Miss Vilet, Mrs. Stafford, and this year it has added three new teachers: Miss Weaver, Miss Beckman, and Mrs. Haase. Language at 1C is geared not only for college-bound students but also for those students who are interested in learning languages and cultures other than our own. 1C expands the language arts pro¬ gram offering Latin, Spanish, and French to its students. Mrs. Stafford tries to explain the structure of the French language to Paula.
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Students Learn Language Miss Beckman gives a quick look at the grade book Brenda looking puzzled over report card in Mrs. Ditmars junior English Class LuAnne poses a typical question in Mrs. Haase ' s US History class. Miss Weaver tries to explain a perplexing prob lem to Carol.
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The World of Math Business Mrs. Swearingen shows Bobby his grades. A new arrival in the Business Dept, this year is Mrs. Spilker. The Business classes took trips to the Indiana National bank and to a court trial. There are no new teachers in math, but for those who haven ' t taken it the math is new and incidentally it ' s also hard. Connie Weddle and Cathy Hicks in 1-Lab. Mr. McNeely, famous storyteller. Algebra teacher. Mrs. Spilker keeps an eye on her General Busi¬ ness class. Mrs. Woods typing teacher.
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