Largo High School - Keystone Yearbook (Largo, FL)

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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,

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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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SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Brundage Mr Dramer Mr Golden Mr Hassel Mr Kriever Mr Lightsey Mrs Rodgers Practical Analgsis Through the many classes in social stud- ies, students gain a better understanding of the world's problems as well as their own. By studying the past in Bible, world, and Ameri- can history, they determine how to avoid the consequences of yesterday,s mistakes. In ad- dition, social studies and the new seminar em phasize the importance of democracy in a world of difficulties M' Shackmn Some are glad some are sad but it s over now Mr Tweed we XWQ3 'I'-hlnqgfu JI' apt? s Mrs C Taylor l .Mex 527' -Q. w 1 aa, vides S. ZF 3 t df 1' suv- REM? gy K 'fb Mrs Rodgers . - v , , - ' ' fl? E'gf SE 'Zi-ii? 33,5131 ,,.'i'f.3'3 WE- '22 3 E' 'V' , ' fi ,H3,111x'.fe.:'l,+32l13f' -1 sf - .--,,,, vb-f,.x- 1 . 25, '1' git ,ifzki gg. 0 , xg '4,'1Qiag2zpz'a? i2.lY1ffs'f.':' ahfg ,131 M ,13a3L1 ,gy 'ig 2, at tlE3'f1,E',1 wqlw Kaz' 432 ,fa , nw ' ..,. i ' Y1311tHi3,lt25:.'gs'aM Zf, E' f!'fV1'3 ,21 ffi'V' -gy. :QA P geek, jf aiftff-233:w.2'2 Q: 25,i2.af 5fz 1 gf 3:3 ga. 01' ,- ' A-Ei: knife figaiikfi .3iT, ' , 4 .Y , . gt Q 1, 47-Q Q 3 - I E 4-13-'RMK 2995 ' 11? 1 2 522-223 x -2A1,'.v-ai f f, 1, aW.':,w1,-E31-,gf , 3 ' ef. fi-2322 521, 3 t'21'22iZ,a1f : ,xgft me V , ,j.,41,.1:,,1ff:L:2 -.'L.q:'5'f1 no QM-?.nf. 26