Miami Palmetto High School - Palm Echo Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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'E , 5 ., yi:,J' it ' i f' 1 L f if wwyh 1 ,,,,,-4-vw, , Mr. Arthur Alvarez glances through files for dialogue needed in Spanish 2 class. Drills develop student skills in pronunciation and proper verb usage. S. Pennie G. Rohrmoser jfs Past Palmetto student Marguerit Suydarn reviews Spanish dialogue to help strengthen students' vocabulary. 33 F. Smith M. Suydam

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5 Mrs. Aide Helbig, Spanish teacher, strives for instantaneous response to oral questions from the alert foreign language students Foreign Language Soundproofs Classrooms Because in today's world it is necessary to be alert and responsive to people everywhere, Foreign Language teachers selected the slogan, Language is the key to new horizons. To help develop within pupils an understanding for foreign cultures and languages, extracurricular activities were created for the French, German, Latin, and Spanish courses. Students worked in newly soundproofed classes, developing comprehension as they used audiolingual tools. Selected from these language classes were students who journeyed to local and state meetings to compete against other schools. . It ia tw 4 f f , fe if 4 ,W 1 , , W? W ,f , , ,t l , , 4, A. Alvarez C. Coverdale I. Davis o,,-:. s 5 7 'il l' 1'flfifgfQf1ifQfV:Q.f ,, . eeeeet it it u eilei .s - - i Q:-z . . a e l e - ,ee - gte o .A Ee-ii??gfQi 1-,' ' . K...., ,. LV.L ' f L A. Helbig I. Lueres 32 E. Pedroso

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Mr. Earl Orme, Social Studies Department Head, uses the silence of the library to review some future lesson plans. 34 E. Buhr W. Clarke '35 x Nt..-W K Q .f.. , S' L. Hayward E. Orme S. Scheltzer -J. Schlotter U .S. History teacher Roxanne Campbell discusses limits of Constitution with eleventh grade