Wooddale High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Latin - A live Only the most cultured stu- dents enroll in Latin according to Miss Aste and her students. And we are about to believe this. ln the rarified air of C0- rinthian columns, Greek con- jugations on the blackboards, and a velvet draped household god QClark Gablej, it is easy to see the enchantment of Latin. The students claim that there is never a dull moment. Il5

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Social Studies Linking The Past And Present Wooddale offers many courses to help develop an understanding of the cultural heritage of the United States, Western Civilization, and the world in gener- al. The Social Studies courses include: American History, Government, Economics, and World Histo- ry. A new program at Wooddale combines American History and eleventh grade English. The study of these related subjects has been proved very effective. These courses develop an understanding of the students' own city, county, state, and nationg geo- graphically and socially, as it exists today. As a re- sult, these courses develop an understanding of the responsibilities of citizens working together in a democratic society.

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La ensenanza de las lengues extraneras nos ayerdan comprender las cultura del mundo. Comprehension de estas languas es la leave para la formacion de buenos veeinos en el mundo. The study of Spanish gives students the op- portunity to become better neighbors with cit- izens of the many Spanish-speaking countries near us. Mrs. Bourland contributes much to make the study of the Spanish language and culture inter- esting. Students can become more proficient in the use of Spanish through using the language lab. The members of the Spanish Club enjoy eat- ing Spanish food when they dine together at a Spanish restaurant. Modern Languages ,