Shadle Park High School - Sporran Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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l l Administering an oral quiz, Mr. his second year Spanish class. Mrs. Loretta Sloan lectures as understand the fundamentals of Carlos Flores directs questions to students listen and attempt to first year German. ,t,. , Addressing his first year Russian history. For further understand- class, Mr. llmar Kuljus points out ing, Russian culture is studied as an interesting aspect of Russian well as the language.

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Department Adds Italian Language to '70 Curriculum ltalian has been added to Shadle's language curriculum this year. The subject is being taught by Miss Elena Gal- liena, a Fulbright Exchange teacher from Milan, Italy. Also offered for the first time this year is third level Rus- sian, being taught by Mr. llmar Kuljus. Russian is the only Asiatic language offered at Shadle. Classes this year are what they have always been- teaching the skills of using a foreign tongue and trying to understand their culture and think in their terms, stated Mr. Frank Yuse, head of English and Foreign Lan- guage Department. According to Mr. Yuse the enrollment is about the same as last year even though a new class has been added. One more classroom has been added for the Italian class. This year no special devices were used. The teachers still use a cross between tradi- tional and the new audio- lingual method. The new concept allows the student to hear a recording of the language and then repeat it to help him understand the pronunciation. A foreign language gives the student a skill for the future and may help him in attend- ing college. Below: Attentively taking part in Mr. William Via's first year French class are Bruce Ware, Beth Gold- en, and Kathy Stover. Looking at one of her first year liena who is from Milan, ltaly. student's work is Miss Elena Gal- Italian is new to Shadle this year.

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,Af- - - o. .' Above: ln Secretarial Science, Sandy Johanson types a letter that she is taking from her short- hand notes. By building typing, dictation, and transcribing speeds, these students are prepared for jobs in the business world. Above: Senior Linda DeGrande re- types a letter she received from the transcribing machine, during her Business Machines class first period. Above: Secretarial Science helps Cathy Glass learn to type the many business letters that would normally be necessary in an of- , ff? , 1. ffripgwr .55-1. :lf it by W, if 5 L. i,,, 13 it A , ., faq .1 A en ' fs 41 a V Y L. WM Above: Senior Mike Halbig, Lon- nie Gabe, and Charlotta Stillar use the ten-key adding machines to complete a Business Machines assignment. tice. Secretarial Science is taught by Mrs. Griggs third and fourth period, preparing the students for work in offices after graduation.