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The Art of Language German was offered for the first time at VHS this year. The course, taught by Miss Ellen Korpy, stud- ied German and its culture through the help of re- cords. The Spanish classes were intrigued by skits put on by the members of the class. These illustrated how everyday Spanish can be used. Farlez-vous Francais? French, the romance lan- guage appealed to many. It was a class which provid- ed a challenge for many, and an interest for all. Spanish teacher, Mr Wayne Christiansen, ponders over an answer written by one of his students Mrs Patricia Pro nik studies the lesson to be presented by her students. 15 Spanish classes put on manv humorous skits to illustrate the mean- ing of the language
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Class for Creativity. . . Illustrating a point on the board is part of Miss Eileen Willms job. Mrs. Laverne Hurd corrects one of the many tests given to her eager students. Mrs. Jean Stolberg finds the library a perfect place to prepare assignments for her English 12 classes.
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History: Past and Present Social Sciences as taught at the Virginia High School can be explained as going from the general to the specific. As a sophomore, the student is intro- duced to the broad expanse of world history. The panorama of Greece, Rome, and Europe as well as a glimpse of oriental culture are spread before him. When the student enters his junior year, history becomes more specific as the chronicles of only the United States are taken up. The men. and the ideas, as well as the incidents, that made this country are studied in detail. Civics, the study of how history affects the indi- vidual, is the social science for the senior. Here the student gets down to specifics to even a greater extent as he studies the role of government and history in his personal life. Mis Amy Beckstrom uses the noon study hall to catch up on her various duties i M i ■ g- OM-IS' -eople Lpct rnr- ?JL ,TT jd nrtt £ H Miss Judith Behrendt. World History teacher, reads to her classes Mr. Frank Rukavina looks over a paper from an exceptional student the story of England's royal family. 16
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