Southern Nash High School - Unitat Yearbook (Bailey, NC)

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Bob Henry 70 ESPANOL Al is waking up, Randy is waking up, and Jeff is going to sleep. Everything is as usual in third pe- riod Spanish. Mr. Henry: “When you travel south, most every- thing is written in English and Spanish.” Student: “Even his and her towels?” Mr. Henry: “I don’t like to give tests on Monday.” Student: I couldn’t see to study after they cut the lights off at the Freeze, and he thinks he’s got it bad.” Mrs. Chamblee: “Abren sus libros, por favor.” Student: “Who is that masked lady?” Espanol is muy horrible! Cynthia Chamblee

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LE FRANCAIS “It’s fun walking down the hall and saying, “Bonjour mademoiselle.” It makes other people think you are smart.” “I think that this language is for the foreign people, the French.” “After studying French you begin to feel like a foreigner to your own language.” “There’s only one thing wrong with French, Miss Beasley.” You can get lost in this land of wines. “Ve- nez donc.” “A nerve racking experience when Miss Beasley says to turn to page trente deux, so I turn and turn and turn.” “It is a day to day working system, con- ceived, designed and built never to be used at lunch.” “Oh, it’s fine if you plan to live in France, but for me, I plan to live in America.” “Le francais est un langue unique.” “It’s just like life; it’s what you make it.” Annie Beasley 72