Largo High School - Keystone Yearbook (Largo, FL)

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SPEECH AND READING Mrs. Bacon Mr. Mitchell I' elf? f , Mrs. Cassaday Expression Aids Comprehension Excelling skills in reading and speaking are wonderful advantages to any student. At Largo, reading ability is improved by develop- ing comprehension, rate, and vocabulary. Moreover, the various speech classes pro- vide knowledge and experience in public speaking, debate, group discussions, and oral interpretations of prose, poetry, and drama. 'Tve got it in the bag, says Bryan! Heliker after he gives a speech without facial expression. LL' A reading pacer helps Mark Little to increase his reading speed Emily Oehrle studies a reading card to improve her vocabulary. 24

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After a long day Mrs. Crosthwaite looks for- ward to going home. many of the w0rld's great Classics during their school years. E Q 1, Break Swords and Karon Jackson entertain the class with reading from the Kaleidescope. Dennis Cason and Pat Hardman act out a scene in the play Our Town.

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'Tm afraid this lab isn't equipped to handle Russian, explains Mr, Hudson to Mrs. Munson and Miss Holleman. FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mr. Hudson Miss Holleman 7 1.1. ' 'Q,..' K2 W . ,h z Q 1' , re? Mrs. Munson Mrs. Holt Linguistics Build Understanding Our foreign language department is or- ganized to give a student sufficient mastery of three languages-Spanish, French, and Lat- in. ln his studies he learns to read, write, speak and comprehend languages. A thorough briefing of the cultures and customs of the land from which the language originated is included in these courses. To further skills, a modern language laboratory has been added to the department. HHOW do you spell 'football' in Latin, Mrs. Holt? asks Randy McKean,