Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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ecitation, film , Spanish newspaper involvement, interest El Lucero, a Spanish newspaper published by advanced Spanish students, a course in Russian II and Mrs. Winnie Mahoney, Spanish and French teacher, were additions to the Language Depart- ment. While primary levels were concerned with basic techniques and pronunciation, secondary levels increased the students' knowledge with recitation and board drills. The students ears grew accustomed to the inflections and accents of the foreign languages with tapes recorded by natives. French and Spanish classes watched films about the customs of the people in France, Spain and Mexico, while German and Russian students listened to tapes and recordings which increased their hearing and speaking skills. Latin courses included mythology and a study of the Roman Empire. Societe Franco-Americaine, French club, Die Halberstarken, German club, and Los Aficionados, Spanish club, pro- vided extra-curricular activities for lan- guage students. Spaniards in advanced courses who maintained a B average were eligible for membership in the Manolete Chapter of the Spanish Na- tional Honor Society. Allen Roth headed the department which offered I5 years of study, al- though a language credit was not required. I right: Stephanie Graham locates Spanish cities as part of an assignment. far, right: Mr. Done explains language lab equipment to Laurie Mares. Thomas Braig Mrs. Winnie Mahoney Spanish I, French I V.. gl., 'NBP 5 1 -J half 5 fi eff safzmsttf ,f-TM GQQSYBS ,QQ . it -f.., E Latin l,ll,lIl, English II: Coaches Track ...,,'-s'ss.ffsrf1+ M ' 't . Melvin Done 'i 'S Spanish I,II Mrs. Arden Hilton ,. 522:-4 . .. I ik ' f i 2' . . f- V ' E I - . ,. ,t ,Q Russian I,II, Spanish I,II I g A' 5 Mrs. Ruth Howard H French l,II,IIl: Sponsors Societe Fra nco-Americiane - ' lift ' 1 Q 'f iig ::Ev: '17 5' iff if L' A ' ' I Q K A A Belisandro Mares Spanish II,lll,IVy Sponsors Los Aficionados, Manolete Chapter of the Spanish National Honor Society Mrs. Birget Regner German I, French I Allen Roth, Department Chairman German lI,III7 Sponsors Die Halberstarken 56 I

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above: Tim Chisholm explains a Gecmefry problem to Kathy Gallegos. right: Mr. Peralta shows Marion Deming how fo work an Algebra equation. fur, righf: Mr. Jackson, lecturing to his Geometry class, clarifies a theorem. 68