Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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. .The best in the District. French teacher. Spanish was taught by Mrs. Sidney Acosta, Mrs. Yvonne Campos, Mrs. Suzanne Hawkins, and Mr. John Urban. Two languages which were part of the independent program were Latin and Hebrew. Latin was taught by Mrs. Brigette Sokolowsky, and He- brew was taught by Mrs. Rena Whi- teson. After one year of a language, you may understand AU REVOIR, VALE, or ADIOSl Good-bye! By Julie Oata A Students partake in group projects in Mrs. Hawkins' Spanish class. 4 Mrs. Murolo instructs students on Italian dim. .K gi 9? EWR QQ? 5 , Q 5 CL elif! Modern And Classical Language 187 U do 1 9 'fx K R' f C ' . ,A if W ' if ,U 4 J 860, 1 f CQ

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Spanish department: J. Urban. 5. Acosta, P R. Murolo. B. Grimble, S. Hawkins. Not pictured: Y. Campos. R. Whiteson. B. So- kolowsky. Mrs. GrimbIe's French class translates Lev Pauvre Henrierte: the poor what? Travel To A Foreign Country ln Just One Hour Ad BUON GIORNO, GUTEN TAG, SHA- LOM! Familiar sounding? You may recognize one of these greetings if you were one of the many students talsing a foreign language. Sabino's foreign language depart- ment was described as the best in the district by Mrs. Grimble. French, German, Spanish, Latin Hebrew, and Italian are all languages that were included in the modern and classical language department. Mrs. Romana Murolo taught Ital- ian and German as well as supervised the foreign language department. Mrs. Beverly Grimble was the sole 5 2 ,.fW .,,...,.,,,, J'

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