Middletown High School South - Aquiline Yearbook (Middletown, NJ)

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,Mrs. Jailer finds class demonstrations and discussions to be valuable in her Senior Class. Miss Gage refers to the text when reviewing with her class for a test. i S Paul Johnson Jane Austin Thomas Cusick 'lb Judy Gage Michael Gwaley Bernice Jailer Calvin Jenkins

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FOREIGN LANGUAGE Training in the languages of Spanish, French, Latin, German, and Russian is offered by the Foreign Language department. The members of this department try to impress upon the students the importance of self-motivation in their studies. Daily application on the part of the student is necessary in any of these courses, and fluency cannot be realized after just a few years of study. Foreign languages are cumulative because each year of study builds upon what already has been learned. As the levels of study increase, the student develops a feel for the language. For this reason, levels five and six of Spanish, French, anGerman have become Honors in the course of this year. Students are able to better their writing ability through essay contests offered by surrounding universities. They may also enjoy an inter- national atmosphere at the Foreign Language Festival each year at our school. s . . A . ii fy K g.yVigz,ifg1ig'a4gf my A ... f,,.,an.W I A, ',,, F I. 'h -X ' G fs U 3kst,.L-Y - Al . S H 5 gb 6 N -Y 'Qi Mg: - A g -f s W i P' - ' if U 'ft T IMF , at Mrs. Provine participates in the class work while presenting her lessons. Yvonne Phillips Q7 iff? MF. KOZlOSkle gives CIHSS H0185 fI'OfT1 the Latin text. Mrs. Grossi stresses the correct pronunciation in a foreign language. is X1 - . Karen Black Linda Goltz Patricia Grossi Yi? Genette Henderson Dominic Kozloskie Robert Nusbaum Josephine Provine

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ENGLISH: A BASIC FOR LIFE The students of our school have an opportunity to chronologically develop their writing styles while they get a feel for both English and American Literature by means of the English department. A new course offered this year is Honors English for Seniors. This, along with the other English courses strengthens the skills and mechanics used in the writing process. Although each teacher makes an effort to take a personal interest in his or her members of his class the English department members use different enthusiastic approaches to convey the curriculum. These teachers feel that English is basic to any career or occupation. They are constantly processing stu dents for a strong use of the language before graduation. fs- ve .ii .,95:s,gu f A I x Kevin Lynn Nancy Ramsberger Michael Santa Maria . ,,,. ..y 4 ff' K'-.1 . f 1 , 4.-, R fs t - t fm, w h , .f AT ix A f- A 'film R ', 1 Q Aj f H l Ilene Skolnik Henry Snyder Sandra Snyder ywgg ,ffm Tracy Stine Barbara Sorensen Laine Sutton Brenda Thaler