Rustburg High School - Owl Yearbook (Rustburg, VA)

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Foreign language students express their happiness through joyous singing. Bon Jour Buenos Dias . Salute Quality, not quantity, is most im- portant when it comes to academics. This is certainly true when it comes to Foreign Language. “Buenas dias, senora!’”’ Students taking Spanish receive a lot of practical experience by speak- ing the language frequently in class. They even get to sample Spanish food occasionally. “Bon jour, madame!” French, too, is often spoken in class. French students find excite- ment and variety in activities such as celebrating the Mardi Gras and Christmas caroling in French. Although few students accomplish fluent speech in Latin, most learn various sayings. They find their variety in slave banquets and auctions, and practice of ancient Roman rituals. A unique department, an unusual department, a fun department .. . Foreign Language! Where else can one find such variety? ee Settling down for an exciting lesson, Steve Farmer, Beth Matthew, Sheree Rorrer, and Alfred Hankla prepare to learn about Latin cultures. le. a 24 Foreign Language —

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Giving it the ole “thumbs up”, Mr. Reichard shows his approval to Greg Mason and Deb- bie Lair while they show how to use the chem- istry lab during an experiment. TE eee nk SIE ttm

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“1 can’t find the pinata!’ Jean Franklin takes her turn in a popular Spanish game. Foreign Language