Palm Bay High School - Royal Fortune Yearbook (Melbourne, FL)

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Voices of the Nations Foreign language classes are a very high spirited section of our school, and with Flo Thomas, Elissa Viglianco, and Inga Flynn as directors, what could you expect? Flo Thomas makes the perfect department chairman because of her experience with German, French, and Russian not to mention her skills in Spanish. Corresponding with penpals in France, Ellisa Viglianco closes the gap between two countries and enriches her students learning experiences. Inga Flynn expresses the true German culture as she gives first-hand knowledge of the language due to her predominate German background. Using their spirit and skills they lead their students into foreign lands to teach them of their customs, culture, and language. Deep in thought, Dawn Botzong seems to think about the gift she has just received. By the expression on David Olesons face it makes you wonder what is the secret that makes this punch the success of the day. Cultural observances seem to have strange effects on some people, here Sandra Willis is demonstrating one of those moments. 1 Inga Flynn 138fFORElGN LANGUAGES , ,Mt twig? -i -ga.. ll 5 U9 STEBEWH Nl 'ur

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