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Modern world affords chances to use language Jetage coiiiimmic atioii and iianspoi talion have made tlie world small enough tor many Ripple linguists to use adopted tongues abroad. Among Rip- ple ' s globetrotters last summer vere Kathy Gustal- son in France, Jainie Lee Wright in Mexico, and fell ' Young in Germany. Participants in the Indiana University Honors Program, they spent three months ot intensive study in ti)eir respective countries and were allowed to speak only the language ol that country. Nine Broad Ripple pupils ([ualified lor the program; and nine others von commendations in the preliminary testing ol listening, speaking, and reading skills. The Language Department recpiired all pupils in advanced language courses to take the tests last spring. Preparing pupils tor travel experiences, teaching them appreciation ot foreign literature and culture, and developing a sense for grammar and composition are aims of the Language Department. Ripple otters tour languages, French, Spanish, Cierman, and Latin. Modern language classes spend t s ' o clays a week in the language laboratory improving comprehension and speaking ability. Classicists vitalize Latin with Roman parties and appropriate dress in celebration ot National Latin Week; they study special imits on Greek and Roman mythology in second-year Latin classes. Little by little, French pupil Sandy Laramore constructs her mod- el Eiffel Tower into an exact replica. Winnie the Pooh, Latin version, adds a humor- ous touch to Peggy Armstrong and Darrel Scott ' s celebration of National Latin Week. Intent on learning the correct pronunciation of words, a German class listens carefully to an instructive record. 17
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SPAIN [ Two worlds of ideas, cultures, and customs meet in the correspondence between freshman Mary Page and her Mexican pen pal. Reliving an exciting summer, Ripplites )eff Young, Jainie Lee Wright, and Kathy Custafson set up a display case containing souvenirs from their foreign travels on the Indiana University Honors Program.
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