Millbrook High School - Laurel Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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Fran9ais Mrs. Hardee listens carefully as a student reads a French translation. Mrs. Bailey explains her French posters to her class. With the use of films, tapes, and posters, Millbrook ' s French department conveys to the students not only a knowledge of the language , but also an understanding of the French people, their customs, and their habits. Mrs. Bailey tests her French I. students on their homework. Mrs. Hardee is in charge of Audio Visual equipment. 12

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or Students English means many different things to differ- ent people. To the Freshmen it means Great Expectations. The Sophomores learn about Silas Marner and the Juniors enjoy reading Our Town. To the Seniors it means much more, for now it means they must combine all their knowledge to apply it to the life that lies before them. r JJ3n Mrs. Seago checks test papers for her Seniors. Mrs. Pollard explains the themes of Silas Marner to her Sophomore students. Seniors work hard on their English term papers.

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Guidance and Aid for Students Mrs. Johnston ' s office helpers; Mary Griffin, Judy Helms, Mary Doggett, Debra Guins, and Jane Danieley; give their time. Mrs. Johnston checks through her records in order to give a student more accurate information.