Leon High School - Lions Tale Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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Talents from Latin to Industrial Arts make a home. DCT gives students an opportu- nity to learn of the business world. The business education department, typing, business English, bookkeeping, shorthand, and oilice practice are offered. The modern language department offers four years of French and Spanish, stressing conversa- tion and reading comprehension. Latin stresses contributions to civilization and Greek Mythol- ogy. Debate promotes clear thinking. For those with an artistic flair there are art, mechanical drawing, and industrial arts. Ne be t Mr. na na no nooooooo-I can sing, can you? might he slogan of sophomore girls chorus as Director Harold Chapman leads them. I5 Que hay de comer? Laura Lee Potter, Joel IXNCNSH, Saranne Granison and Stephen Sterk learn how to eat in Spanish. Debate-s aren't really as fierce as they seem if you can believe the expressions of Clara Sue Hart, Jeanne Newman, Roger Fernandez, Harriet Cole, Mr. Longsdon, Edward Eikman, Duane McNair, and Diane Pitte-lkow. Paintbrushes, paint and imagination went into this work of students in Mrs. Mary Fenn Daniel's art classes. J 4 M, fri l,m

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Q-Www f A Gi Wx if N41 E a cu l'ry . . . Leon had great leaders