John T Hoggard High School - Saga Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

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French Paris, the Mardi Gras, French originated expressions— all symbols of France that the student learns in class; each of these, along with similar customs, ties our countries closer together. Mrs. Sabra Everette walks hurriedly down the corridor to her first period class. —— Miss Harriet Funk adjusts the tape on the tape recorder for a recorded French lesson. Mr. Joseph Lewis prepares to explain certain areas on a map of France. Ss RT ile 28

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ies Mr. “Doc” Clay displays a state of mass confusion at the end of the grading period. Mr. Gary Bebber and Mr. James May discuss their choice of places for a vacation. EROLAGH ARDY st MORE Activity isroseres Mtstesriceees reser meesastt retired eepetiiithhesatneress Sisepisssees ors reitteeese: Mrs. Mildred Modlin helps bring the festive spirit into the classroom by decorating a Christmas tree. 27

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Mrs. Martha Spencer and Mrs. Eunice Boykin center a travel poster on the wall. Mrs. Paula Morton and Mr. Ira Mabry look on as Mrs. Kitty Brunjes demonstrates how to operate the Spanish lab. +A ae Spanish Developing the understanding, writing and speaking skills, making the student aware of customs and beliefs of another country.