Newport High School - Accolade Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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15 Cultures shared Would you be able to communicate with a person from another country? Teaching this skill was the basic goal of the foreign language classes. A new addition to the teaching staff was Alice Savitch. Ms. Savitch was born in Germany and later moved to Bolivia. She teaches both German and Spanish and is completely trilingual. The Foreign Langauge Resource Center is a place where students can go for extra help with their assignments and to listen to tapes. Also there were some students who were in accelerated programs who inet in the Center daily for class. According to Mr. Lyle Nichols, depart- ment head, The foreign language teachers and students have had an excellent year. I think, however, we all need a few weeks' vacation to get ready for another exciting year. l. juniors Kirk Parce and Amy Harper spend their study hall sitting on the radiators. 2. Caught hy surprise is Karl Paulsen, junior. 3. Ms. Alice Savitch, new foreign language teacher, emphasizes the pronunciation of a new word. 4. Mr. Lyle Nichols is amused at a student's question. if john john Grey Mary Rob Everett Ewins Ezell Fleckenstein Fletcher W ras X 45 Ax I X r , x 5 1,541- Cindy Debbie Shawn Dennis Brian Forbes Ford Forquer Fox Frazee Y N j ' N ' .3 X Mike Deborah Melanie Vicki Steve Freed Fry Fuller Funderburk Galvagno Russ Kim Pam Randy Karen Gillam Gillman Goddard Gray Greene v- J? 1',N of?rn Scott Fran Marcel Doug Greer Gregory Guerrero Gunter 2 1

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Business is booming Many students are beginning to prepare themselves for the future, thus keeping the enrollment in the Business Education De- partment growing. Students are being trained in the areas of preparation, knowl- edge and skills for both their personal and vocational lives. Data Processing and the Audio Visual Cen- ter were on trial last year and they worked out so well that they were made per- manent this year. The Audio Visual Center is a cabinet full of 400 tapes and filmstrips, which cover forty or fifty categories. The topics range from thought problems to learning the metric system. Mr. Al Dormaier, department head, said, The department is continually updating its equipment. Office machines, such as programmable calculators, a computer ter- minal and graphics equipment, are used to train people to compete in the fast progressing business world. l. Mr. Frank Herzog helps one of his students. 2. jenny Breitenfeldt, junior is amazed at what her friends say. 3. Barb Price, junior, smiles when she is called upon by her teacher. 4. Mr. WaltvHaeck glances at the camera while show- ing a filmstrip to his students. 154 , . Q Q 2-Q 1 jeff Iulie Denise Chris Hedwall Hopper Hild Hildenbrand F ' Xxx : Fifpxg 1 V Q 5 . Q. l S141 . r fq , Nancy Debbie Dorothy Mike Hilscher Hoffmann Hoffmann Holland 4. If Chris Todd Roberta Dan Holmdahl Hooper Hopper Houghton Ag.. ,L V xg A ffm N Terri Pam Scott Mark Howard Hulin Hunter Irwin l ifgg upo- 0 l Q O O Q- 1 V ,ir J-if 4,- 1. ' .