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ULTURES GAINED Bonnie Draeger and Lauren Archer prepare a conversation for Spoken German. Miss Elsa Birkner Chairman of Foreign Language Department The aim of the Foreign Language Depart- ment is to promote interest in the study ofthe German, Spanish, and Latin languages. A sense of accomplishment pervades these class- rooms as vocabulary, grammar rules. and pronunciation techniques are practiced. The history and culture of these countries are also taught. New maps were added to this department so that the student can actually see the cities, rivers, and mountain ranges which are the geographical factors affectingthe people. Tim Sellre coniugates the variousforms ofthe Latin verb porto.
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Mrs. Grace Nyvall Chairman of Home Arts Department PRESSION Susan Reichold, Sue Wold, Jewel Reichelt, Kathy Jacobsen, and Lois Ann McEuen prepare for a meal. Darlene Sanger and Rich Starner draw portraits of Mary Slrybrock- To provide more efficiency, the lmlu.s'lrz'al Arts Department has added two new drawing tables and a new text in basic electricity. En- durance and hard work enables students to make articles for their own personal use while learning a trade for their future lives. The Home i-iris Department pro- vides a program for the improve- ment of personal, family, and community living. New dining chairs were added to the foods sec- tion for meal service. Clothing classes are taught the basic tech- niques of producing and designing garments. Christian habits of stewardship in homemaking and the growth and development of the whole person are strengthened. Students are able to cultivate their Cod-given talents in the Pine Arts llefnarlmwzls. Creativity and ima- gination are displayed through numerous art projects featured dur- ing the course of the school year. Concerts and weekly chapel offer the opportunity to sing many different types of music. Also. the two senior choirs sang for the Christmas Around the World pro- gram at the Museum of Science and Industry. Sophomore Choir enables Joyce Stocker to use her vocal talents. Mr. Gerhard Schroth Chairman of Fine Arts Departm ff if ln daily practice, the members ot the band put forth a concentrated effort. ent
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