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l,el't: Freshmen students find out how tough high school English is, Below: Mrs, Purtlebaugh and Mrs. Bzincy look over the English book sales. Wbfiygn 'K' 5-we-Mmm ..,,. Left: Eric Glaze taking gi look around Below: Ml'54T0Wl'15 Sh0WiHg wil ifl C01 English class. lege Prep, Lil.
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Fun with English Phase elective English classes pro- vides a different way oflearning. A little bit of grammar. spelling and punctuation mixed with the experi- ence of writing essays. stories. and poems of their own choice. made English more enjoyable. Even students who did not like to read had a class geared just for them. 'gl Hate to Read . helping them get over their hatred of reading. Students going to college took ac- ademic classes to aid in furthering their education. Speech class gave new found con- fidence to the students as they recu- perated from stage fright and but- terflies, when speaking in front ofa large crowd. Right: Phase elective classes sim thc face of Pai Eley. Below: Mrs. Melsew lectures phase elective English classes. 'rw ,X, , 5. Above: Brent Erickson is seen giving a speech for English class.
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Hablo espaiole or Parlez-vous francais? lt ff, lg f 'if 1. - 5 . lui Aboveg Stan Higdon helps Keith Stewart learn the name of his clothes in French. ali' ,f if T .v 'lf ., ui, 8 I, ,I-st. .Y '. ' fr, l V: ,I A. This year Wapahani added an- other curriculum to the student se- lection in foreign language classes. Along with Spanish we now have French. Both the Spanish and French classes teamed together and went to La Tour restaurant in Indianapolis for an unforgettable meal. The French class has had a lot of fun along with the required work that it takes to learn a foreign language. Games that taught the names of clothing, French songs, and a crepe party were some ofthe fun projects. The Spanish Classes had two na- tive speakers visit them. The stu- dents became aquainted with the fluency of Spanish by asking them questions. Leftg Newcomer Mrs. Keever gets to know her new students. Below: Ms. Williams helps herself during the French crepe party. QKYW 78 L fans tm' 4-...Q-ov
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