Middlebury High School - Middiette Yearbook (Middlebury, IN)

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Joe Ricgsecker (Jose') and Edward Kauffman (Eduardo) consult each other on the meaning of a Spanish word. Miss Hoover made her classes more interesting by explaining many Spanish customs, one of which is the piffata. 21

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Drama was an important part of the Junior's study of literature. Reading the plays required concentration of both the students and the teacher. Mrs. Stuckey. Language, the media of communication Proficient use of the English language was emphasized in grades seven through twelve. Experience in self-expression was gained through the writing of term papers, themes, and other forms of prose. The works of renown authors from Shakespeare to Bradbury were exemplary of tire great literature studied. Speech aided the students in the organization of ideas and in the improved use of English in communication. Journalism showed students how to best utilize English in writing, especially for newspapers and yearbooks. Spanish was included by students wishing to expand their knowledge of other cultures. The speed of learning was greatly increased by the use of the new portable language lab which provided opportunities to hear the language spoken by natives and to repeat phrases individually. While learning to master Spanish, students also increased their knowledge of English grammar. Judy Mast was one of the twelve students who gave descriptive talks as their first experience in speech class. 20

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Growth of math and science department result of importance in technological world Sandy Mast identifies several geometric forms, basics which will help pave the way in advanced courses. 22 John Hershberger finds precise measurements essential.