Ross S Sterling High School - Governor Yearbook (Baytown, TX)

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 C rald Dickens and Kate Doylr know that no mattrr what language it i» said in, it i» Mary Steed and Tom Horn read a German magazine for extra credit. Mill love. Mrs. Schmadl'a Spanish class wears masks to hide their sins from the saints on All Saints' Day. Foreign Language 29

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It’s a Small World No fear of a communication gap as stu- dents struggle through weird pronuncia- tions and strange customs in order to make the grade in foreign languages. As students learn about another country through its literature and native tongue, they realize that it is a small world. The foreign language department «how spirit at Homecoming. Bobby LeCatcs and Lynn Thiele find verb conjugation and noun gender very confuting. 28 Foreign Linguagr

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What Is Woman’s Hole? The roll of homemaker no longer occupies all of the lime of ihe American housewife. She continues to perform the «Julies of the homemaker while taking on added responsibilities of volunteer service or a full time job. The homemaking department recognizes the changing role of women and offers courses designed to assist future homemakers in preparing for effi- cient and satisfying lives. Z Becky Seymorr and I lca Sargent discuss proper temperatures for rooking pork, Robin Prin el and Yvonne Rouse collect reci|»es to put in their fili-s. 30 Homemaking Department