Springfield South High School - Wildcat Yearbook

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1.27, Paula Westfall hands in her French paper to Mrs. Arbogast. Tom Rumpke and Victor Gangis practice their German. Phyllis Gates, B.S Latin, English Mary Miller, B.A. French

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Jeanne Braun, B,A, Richard Alzener, B.A., B.S., Marcile Andrews, B.A., M.A. Jane! Arbogast, B.A. Spanish M .A. Spanish French German Yvorld History Modern Languages Taught With Vitality South students may choose from four foreign languages: French, German, Lat- in, and Spanish. Although Latin is no longer spoken, it is the foundation of many of the present-day languages, there- fore a knowledge of it would definitely help a student in any field. By studying one of the modern languages, a student learns not only the grammar and vocabu- lary, but also learns the cultural back- ground of the country. 32 Gary Johnson and Vanita Blanchard listen intently as they learn dialogue. r U. 14 ,H a new French V , ff- W is ' .W ,v as t Wckiiw hw. ,Ma shnisksviwliiii U, t W lf msfiifiiifeff - ' -V :',.:.'Z '- v gm - iifwlestiff i1iEE'::Sf'if' J

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Connie Broderick is giving a hook report to a small group of students: Alyn Bobo, Pam Murphy, and Jim Butler. English ls Essential for uccess Robert Rolfes, B.A. English Gail Davis, B.S. English Jane Austin, B.S. English Betty Deem, B.A. English Mastering the skills of read- ing, speaking, and writing the English language is essential to success in almost any en- deavor. Since the spoken or written English Word is the means of communication, any- one who plans to become part of society, to have a good job, or even to express his feelings should become proficient in those techniques. eff?-