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Under the direction of Mrs. Pantoja, first year French students take dictation on a weekly lesson. LANGUAGE At Stonewall we can travel around the world without leaving our classrooms! How? Through language classes. SJ's French students learn about the Champs- Elysees, the Eiffel Tower, the Place de l' Etoile, and even the outdoor cafes of Paris. In Spanish classes students study the native customs of Spain. Those in- terested in Latin are able to learn more of Cicero, Vir- gil, and Caesar. In Stonewall's French, Spanish, and Latin classes, native songs are sung, and stories and plays are read in the respective languages. Stonewall is equipped with a fine electronic language laboratory of which we are very proud. Tape-recorders and phonographs are also in use. Learning about other places, customs, and cultures isn't all Stonewall language students do. In addition they achieve a workable writing and speaking know- ledge of these languages. This not only enriches our knowledge but gives us reason to feel we are a part of our country's struggle for friendship and cooperation with non-English-speaking peoples of the world. For as the world grows smaller we find communication to be very vital to understanding and peace throughout the world. Yes, through our Silver Year we will see that with good equipment, fine teachers, and interested students, language classes at Stonewall expand and thrive. Third year French students sing enthusiastically in their favorite language. i.,.Yj lr? ' djs it - KAN rr .I I ' . fg- wmqu .7 H ,, , , J Us ww if Q., 1 1 ' ww
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With the help of the language laboratory, 3rd year Spanish students become quite proficient in their adopted tongue. In 5 i ' 1 , ,5w7f.,z1.,w,, MF , 5, -ar is ' i wlll l Mrs. Castillos lectures her class on the importance of good Both Spanish and French students make good use of the l diction, guage laboratory.
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Latin students seem to find some phrases very amusing. Judy Hamrick gives the third and fourth year Latin stu- Mrs. Bush assists third and fourth year students with their Latin dents an enlightening report on Caesar and Alexander. translations. 1.5 Q, 24 E h 5' -dun 0 Y H N 1 U eggs ' ' ' 0-1 22
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