John Marshall High School - Marhiscan Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Students vie for German II travel study Students walking through Mar- shall's language hall this year heard foreign greetings all around them. The Departments emphasis was on increased oral use of a foreign lan- guage by the Language Department students. Mr. William Jefferson and Mrs. Susan Schoenherr both taught Spanish for the first time here at Marshall. German students worked hard to , be able to participate in a study travel program in Europe. In Germany they would study the culture and customs along with the language. l leefwwfe-F 2 rx lg TAX i .eral-, Q? ' L wa 22 l Quizzing the class on the proper pronunciation of different hours of the day is sophomore Melissa Holmes. To create more class participation, the students often teach. RIGHT-Acting out a short one-act play during class are these Freshman German I students. Class participation is an im- portant part of the Foreign Language Department. Learning the location and the geography of the different cities towns and rivers of Germany is a main part of any German class. The culture, customs, and traditions of the country also are important along with the basic grammar and pronunciation of the native language fr-.Fi

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,Al - 'ii' MZ? 'T ......5 X, Above-Using the overheard projector to work math examples for his General Math 3 class is Mr. Kenneth Fry, a second-year teacher. Upper Left-Explaining a ratio problem to her Algebra 'I class is Miss Elaine Teter. Algebra is a prerequisite to Geometry l. Left-Craig Parmerlee and Mario Purdue wait their turn while observing a fellow student pro- gram the computer during Computer Math. 21

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