Rutherford B Hayes High School - Delhi Yearbook (Delaware, OH)

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OLATHA BENSON MELVIN WOOLFORD STEVE MOTIL Office Practice Typing General Business ee ii . A 3 . f' an . is w ww ' DOROTHY BUSSARD JULIUS BOBROFF ROBERT HURD DORIS EVANS French French Spanish and German Latin mgamqe and 77Zcza46nee 4fY 8H - YY 1 , Mr. Woolford points out atypographical The operation of an adding machine is error to Rosemary and Ramona George, demonstrated to Sharon Adkins and Sharon Cain, and Rodney Disbennett. Drucilla Parks by Miss Benson.

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XYVL Q fX f 1 4' X-lf, X Kvlkfygz, v v , 'AAX Wayne Turney, Bill Geiger, and Bill Wilson, who make up a special third year Latin course, are instructed by Mrs. Evans. v I l FRENCH: The main emphases of French in-i struction are twofold: 111 a wide knowledge of the language, its spoken and written forms: 121 an in- creased understanding of the French people, their culture, history, world position, and daily life. GERMAN: German instruction centers on a total achievement in the development of language fluency. The first year course offers training in the prin- ciples of conversation and composition and the mas- i tery of a wide vocabulary. The second year course continues these aims through further speaking, writing and vocabulary study. SPANISH: The two courses of Spanish instruction have as goals the acquisition of a basic vocabulary and a proficiency in composition and speaking. The second year is intended to extend Spanish conver- sation, reading, and writing. LATIN: As a Classical language, Latin covers a broad field--culture, mythology, Roman life, and history. The primary aims of Latin are to instill the student with a mastery of translation and reading abilities and to cultivate Classical interests. LANGUAGE GENERAL BUSINESS General business acquaints the student with a basic understanding of business and its operation. Typing aims for speed and accuracy in personal, business, and production types of work: bookkeeping and commercial mathematics teach business main- tenanceg and business education emphasizes compu- t tation, machines, and general business practice. ammamlcaldon 'Mfzoagi A J 48 Miss Bussard, head of the French de- partment, translates through the new language laboratory master control to Andy Fichter, Robby Sherman, and Christine Raaphorst. Mr. Hurd, Spanish and German instruct- or, shows the location of a river in South America to Kathy Crosby and Brent Carson.

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K' ,111 - we 1 2,3 iv, Q Q J Ms. 0 Q G Our new library at Hayes provides Mr. Cornell keeps the study hall moder excellent surroundings for studying as ately quiet so students can work ahead well as books for enjoyment and re- or catch up on assignments. search. JY Ns A 'ft gf' - ' ' xgg-,fyf Wiwmi and Pigeon! 1-fatwctq Q sv 51 Y up v 'M I7 50 JUDITH CARTER PEARLE WELLS GERALD CORNELL Physical Education Health Physical Education C HRISTINE DITTRIC K Librarian