Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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,K English-An International Language I-lomonyms, synonyms, Shake- speare, and vocabulary. Sound famil- iar? ln Sabino's English department students learned about these terms and more, Students found out that sentence diagramming isn't so confusing, and lit- erature isn't so boring with the help of the dedicated teachers in Sabino's English department. New teachers moved into the Sabino neighborhood. A new class, skills class, l. Salmioss lfttifi W1 lflltlllfill lie-p4ii'liii-'ritz liavlz rowj lvl. Allllllftllllilll, l. lVlv'l1ilof:lu, K. lfv-est, lf. lfnililv--1, l3. llllllljbvl. lfiwrut row: l. Kolb, lf. Oil:-1, V. lvlinnanioii, l Kelly. l. lvlunrif-r, l. llrlIVf'Y, lJ6'tl7rll'lIIlt'Ill f'lm1i'li1t1ii. Not l,lf'll.lI'tWl 5 l ii I l . 'J Nfl. luI11fvt'::t11rlwiit:1rm-.nlth:-ii l'.I1f1llS.l liour away. 9. Stull:-utr: linrl llllfllliill may lJ1'f'XI'lllIlt1. 'l. ll. lfricltiras 1'oxir'f'ritr'tilf':s html in wrclt-1' to :itll alimitl. Ill! an is-5 became a course that was offered this year, although the modern media class was cancelled. Students are taking their work more seriously, commented Mr. fohn Har- vey, the department chairman. Even though football games and pizza parties were marked on many Sabers' calen- dars, they didn't let that get in the way of their punctuation and gerunds. English is an international language. Students at Sabino learned a little more than just the basic reading and writing skills. Through each year of high school, students learned how to com- municate better with the people in their lives. By lackie Englert Photos By Andy Huhn t i Language Arts 41

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Encounters of the Foreign Kind What has six heads, twelve legs, and speaks five foreign languages fluently? lf you said the Sabino modern lan- guage department, you guessed right! Students enrolled in three classes ex- perienced the many ups and downs of learning a different language. lt re- quired everything from conjugating verbs in countless different ways to dis- covering about foreign cultures and customs. The basics of speaking and writing were often taught in fun and unusual ways, such as performing skits, writing and translating stories. There were many changes made in the department this past year. Mrs. M urolo retired and Mr. Whjteson took over all German classes along with He- brew and Spanish courses. Mrs. Grim- ble was made department chairman and taught lst and 2nd period Italian classes along with a few French classes. Mrs. Campos taught beginning French along with Spanish. Although there were many faculty changes made, students still gained valuable language experiences of the foreign kind. By Debbie Fox Photos by Greg Sellers l. The Foreign language teacrticrs, ltmtttmi rnw l. Urban, R. Whiteson. Top row: Y. Cnriipw B. Grimble, S. lfawkins, Awisstti. 2. Mr. Urban helps to answer his Sth pf-riwl Spanish students' questions. 3. The lIllt?I'I.7I't'?lcifl0Il Gt fi tOI'e-214411 wnnl wtturn proves to be amusing. 4. Mrs, Grimble lectures stiirierits lun rmiiiiiqtat ing vorbs in Italian. Modern Language 43