Twin Lakes High School - Tiogan Yearbook (Monticello, IN)

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punish and french The Seirre runs through Paris and thats only 4,136 miles away. An addition to the Foreign Lan- guage Department at T.L. in 1971 was French. The instructor for the course used such entertaining materials as The Cat in the Hat, written in French, of course, and Bondour Peanuts. where the reader learned such informative things as Snoopy barking in French. Students, each with their own special French names as Nicole, Antoinne, or Lizette, reviewed their lessons by playing Mono- poly or Scrabble. -5 1 vt' Madame Yater, C'est toujours le meme chose! fAlways the same thing.j 49

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As any student taking Spanish knows when the period for wid- ening his knowledge in this for- eign language comes around, he reports to the language lab, room 220 and Mrs. Hart, or room 218 and Mrs. Gurierrez. In Advanced Spanish, the stu- dents make newspaper reports and every nine weeks they had to read a Spanish book and make a book report on it. Second and third year students listened to tapes and translated excerpts from plays. foreign languages Karen Ellis tries to translate her assignment. Now the difference between estar and ser is Linda and Mike are beginning to wonder if 48 this might be Greek. 1

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business classes Harry, you are not to write in your book you are to write on your paper! Typing students learn to operate manual typewriters and then ad- vanced to electrical ones in the second year course. Shorthand students met in the room equipped with electrical typewriters and learn to take dic- tation from taped recordings. Bookkeeping and Record keep- ing classes monopolized adding and calculating machines when they worked on practice sets al- though they also did a great deal of figuring manually. Practice sets were made more realistic through the use of Post Office and Bank stations. Almost done! flower leltj The students of typing class are busily working on one of their typing practices. 4