Harborfields High School - Harborlight Yearbook (Greenlawn, NY)

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ANGU GE LI KS Students speak and listen, travel and learn a wide range ot languages, from German to Japanese. Opportunities opened up for those students interested in stu- dying a foreign language. In- structors cover various ap- proaches emphasizing speak- ing, reading, writing, and listening skills in effort to make a challenging subject more interesting. This year Japanese was added to the curriculum of languages - including French, German, Spanish, Latin, and Italian. Mr. Pavone teaches his Iapanese with reat enthusiasm due to his infatuation with languages. As Iunior Pam Sampson com- mented, Japanese sounds so different. It was really hard to get used to it. For a cultural enrichment of the language, eight students from Harborfields went to Italy to learn about the language and culture they are learning in class. Sophomore Karen Schiliro said, I had the ab- solute best time over there. Everyone was so excited to go, and the people I met were so interesting. Senior Linda Zimmerman smiles her way through her last year of high school language. Como estasg, Sophomore Scott Muscatello asks his classmates. FOREIGN LANGUAGE ' 4 view ,f CV X5 ,sffi ,, , W, an-., I J Q79 1 s Z X a , I 1 4 G H N. 'G 4 I. Davidson R. Dolle E, Hirst