South Shore High School - Tide Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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.kv A,-g x 1 I 1 5 , 5? 'Sur C? F R 53.1 V, .-Q AlVulEfXVT' 1 f PQ S! i I., ' ,ff F l -.2 V F. l l K N'-n 1. ,Q l . l M .5 ' 4 Gi O! LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT 28 Alice Booth, Lois Platt, Allen Shub, Karalyn Friedman, Gail Zivin, Terri Distenfield. Although not evident in every clay actions and conversations, the worries over toclay's present world relations linger in everyones mind. The teacher, the housewife, the parents of teenagers or young children, and all other citizens contemplate the troubles produced by disarmament, cold war, or Communism. South Shores Language Department attempts to break one of the barriers prevalent in negotiations and world misunderstandings. Our department, continually enlarging, contains today's most modern equipment as an aid in the teaching and learning of languages. The new methods introduced by the laboratory have been so successful and interesting that many more students are now beginning or advancing their study of it language. Students may now choose French, Latin, Spanish, or Hebrew.