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,pa ay Freshmen Pat Hickey and Paul Stockman take an anzusetl attitude toward Mr. Ci1.'il's manner of assistance as he comes to the rescue of a H0ll1ltl8flHg Alan Blaslzhehl who is having Spanish tronlole. Langna es An ment Student Untloole on English Trying out his technique in language, john Lund recites num- bers in Spanish with Brother Castellano's assistance. xx X. Realizing the ever-expanding need for a working knowl- edge of contemporary foreign languages in college and be- yond, Brother Rice has continually improved the Language Department offerings to their high degree of excellence held today. Differing from former years, the department now carries a more modernized look, and with the exclusion of Latin, emphasizes more highly the perfection of pronunciation. Along with these technical aspects, the cultural background of the languages taught offers a deeper insight into the studies. An Advanced Placement French course, new this year to the branching curriculum, enables seniors to study the styles and periods of the French classics, as well as to further review the many intricacies of French grammar in a seminar atmosphere. But the most important asset to such popular and de- manding courses are the instructors. Brothers Grimaldi, Lith- gow and Castellanos, along with lVlr. Civil, new to the faculty this year, are fully able, with their extraordinary capabilities, to steer the department to even greater degrees of success and excellence in following years. 37
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, . , A an! Many aspects of French culture and language are explored in Ad- style as he gives a few pointers to Dave Lawson, Bruce Butzier, and vanced Placement French class. Br. Grimaldi demonstrates impeccable Steve Palms, actors in the French-play Tart1,tffe.J' Taking full advantage of the audio aids in the Language Lala, Brother Lithgow listens to one of his French students from his high vantage point in the control booth. 36
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