West Orange High School - Sword and Scabbard Yearbook (Winter Garden, FL)

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I lllll S2 Ill WE S2 S lgll i f Notice any students tapping their fingers on the tables or making funny squiggly lines that nobody can read? Chances are they are training to become secretaries. Sounds of clacking typewriters and sights of overflowing trash-baskets are signs to Ms. Annis that some students are learning their trade. Accounting is another facet of the business world taught by Mr. Thompson. Ms. Holton and Ms. Zefo are kept equally busy preparing students to use the tools of the business world. Yes, the business personnel are hard at work making sure this movie will not go bankrupt and the contracts are fulfilled. I. Business Education teachers at West Orange are: Front row Cl. to r.b Gay Annis, Ann Zefo. Second row Cl. to r.D 1 Celeith Holton, Robert Thompson. 2. Don't tell me you have the same problems with your hands. 3. Never forget to write yourself a pass before leaving the classroom. 4. Now you've got it? We've got soul power! 226

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E0lR N'cest pas? No, that isn't a new brand of jeans but French words for is that not so? Mr. Chambers, West Crange's new French teacher from New York, also teach- es Latin and English. Along with Ms. McCuen, our Mexi- can-born and Mexican-educated Spanish teacher, he is out to start the foreign language fever at West Orange. After all, those foreign movies are really something else. especially when the understanding is not clear. But how can you understand them without knowing the language? Mr. Chambers and Ms. McCuen are here for the rescue. Not only do they have courses up to the third year level, Ms. McCuen is also sponsor of the Spanish Club. So conju- gate those verbs and pronounce those words and before you know it, you'll be able to act out those foreign movies in living sound. l. Ms. McCuen takes time out for a smile instead of speaking more Spanish. 2. Speaking a foreign language comes naturally to fl. to r.J: Paul Chambers, French and Latin teacher, Ms. McCuen, Spanish teacher and sponsor of the Spanish Club. 3. Mr. Cham- bers wonders what language to speak next. ING 2 .ss Q S . . A f' . W V 228 6