Miraleste High School - El Mirador Yearbook (Rancho Palos Verdes, CA)

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- Foreign language .ff U ,- dk -A an V Ng Anna Adelson Faculty Dr. Gladys Costales Mary Kilbury

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Roy Wilton X Daniel Phillips 3l What is it like to live during the Depres- sion? Or in ancient Greece, the cradle of democracy? How do archeologists under- stand primitive symbols? The Flexible scheduling program has attempted to answer these and other ques- tions during this year and the preceding years that this revolutionary program has existed. With the objective that students understand the people whom they are study- ing, various original and enlightening ac- tivities were utilized. Raoul Giannasi Faculty

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Vivian Zuvich Foreign language. . .the key to better understand- ing as well as meaningful world relations. In an era when everyone seems to be talking about communication. . . and talking, and talking, the foreign studies ' department is working to provide students with the real basis for communication: Language With the knowledge gained in a French, German, or Spanish course, a student is on the road to under- standing the culture,lnstory,lnerature of any coun- try, to capture the minds of a people. With an eye to this goal, Mrs. Maier's advanced French classes arranged a trip to France last summer and the possibility of more to come. Who knowsf next year the Spanish classes may even make it down for a visit to Madrid. Patricia Maier Faculty