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English Department I I :EMP Claudette Mosher listens respectfully as Mr. Ives stresses VIASTERPIECE ATE the importance of one of the particular themes used during the school year. Mr. john Ives English ll Mrs. Diane Kanzler English I Mrs. Eunice LaFlam English lIl,lV Miss Rosemarie Liska English Ill Mr. Eugene Mazzone English IV, Speech I Mrs. Shirley Megahee English IV I Mr. Marvin Neff English lll,IV Mi. I69 W! qi tw 1 L Mrs. leanne Parrish Dept. Chairman, English ll Mrs. Sonia Schork vu Eng. Ill, Creative writing 1 Mr. Ralph Smith I 5 English I lj if 'J I VVW. . Mr. Frank Tillett liifmg HA., H Iggy f ' English III, Annual QQQE W J 'df K W , 7 Mr. William Wood gf? English ll kj! V
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English Department Richard Cloutier waits for inspiration to come assignment Many wntmg students found that for his story for Mrs. Schork's Creative Writing peaceful surrounding was necessary az Mrs. layma Gillaspie finds time to help Laurice Anderson with the grammar homework. 168 'Hip-
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Language Department Language Aids Travel Abroad Students in the language department acquired many useful lingual skills that they can use if they ever travel abroad. The Conversational Spanish students now know how to ask for food, clothing, lodging, and plane tickets if they ever go to any Spanish speaking country. Latin classes studied mythology and classical heritage, while French classes learned about modern France through readings and conversations. Many opportunities to use this knowledge were made available to students. Mr. Gobin took a group of interested students on a tour of Europe with an emphasis on France. Mrs. Kidder sent two students to the Instituto Hispanoamericano in Zacatecas, Mexico. While they were there, they stayed with Mexican families and studied under teachers who spoke only Spanish. Knowledge of a second language will become an essential part of our lives. The United States recently became the fifth largest Spanish speaking country in the world. Mr. C. H. Gobin French l,Il,III,IV Mrs. Zeneida Gonzalez Spanish l,III,lV Mrs. Sara Kidder Latin I,II,IV, Spanish Mr. john Mitchell Spanish Il, Conv. Spanish Mrs. Barbara Weltman Dept. Chairman, Spanish I
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