Walterboro High School - Paw Print / Lair Yearbook (Walterboro, SC)

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Mrs. Virginia vonLehe’s bulletin boards help students learn through displays of articles, maps and pictures about England. Giving an oral book report in class is Joseph Fair. Languages 21

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What’s Your Pleasure? French, English, or Spanish? Que tal? Como va? or just the usual How are you? Hearing these sounds was not an unusual occurence in English, Spanish and French classes. Through different teaching methods, students exper- ienced eating French, dancing Spanish and living the Can- terbury Tales. I took French because one day I hope to move to France”, stated Lisa Andrews. I chose Spanish because Spanish is one of the most used language in the world, and being able to speak it fluently will make getting a job a lot easier”, expressed Wendy Parks. So whether you’re saying Que Tal? Cmo ca va? or just plain Howdy, it was fun to learn and it was educational. Giving their own version of the Canterbury Tales are Alicia Aiken, Rosa Wilson, William Manigo and Evon Robinson. 20 Languages

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These vocational training students are learning their agricultural skills with actual farm machinery. Eugene Green looks concerned as he tries to understand the basics of shop. Showing his most diligent expertise in shop is Kyle Beasley. After a long day’s work, Mr. Hubbard takes time to relax. 22 lndustrial Arts