Oak Park High School - Cambia Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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FOREIG LA GUAGE Through studying a foreign language, the student begins to broaden his con- cepts. He realizes that the English lan- guage and customs are not the only important ones in the world today. This simple realization develops into a broader understanding of the people of the world. T 1 f s- .M Whether the class is Spanish, French, German, or Russian, blackboard drill plays an important part 24

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OFFICE STAFF YM, f ' 5? , l f A gg Marjorie Atkins Joan Denny Mary Royge Secretary SCt'f8ILil'y Sc-crc-tary 5PCrl'la1ry I I 6 Q - g f- ,, ',hF , 1 ff M X is 3 Q, Ruth Shucker Violet Kahler Dawn Martin Bookstore Bookstore- l,ihrary Secretary ER ICE STAFF , ninn H i,.' ' if F . ff' ,lo Ann Smith ,lane Turner Nurse Dorothy Smith Martha Troutz He-ad iiibfdliiilll Library Svvrelary ' ,gags ,!'?'7 goal 1 Mrs. Ann Hawker, head divtician, demonstrates during Opt-n House' Mr. ,lim Shull, head custodian, comments jokingly, This is wherc- somt' of the- apparatus usvd to fu-mi approximately H300 hungry we km-ptllr-rublwrlmulldsf' students.

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The language department-composed of courses in French. Spanish. German. and Russian-aids students in this under- standing as well as in the more conven- tional language abilities of pronuncia- tion, reading, understanding, and even Hthinkingv in the language. la From Mrs. Hostetler. Over and Out . , . N This student appears to be in touvh with the spirit of another country. t iii? 5 af F3955 B rl s u if-. ' ff: ,,,: . - V 31 e xv, X 734' I Mr. Sachen and class in one of their quieter Mrs. Pate ponders over a student's 25