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panish By using conversational Spanish, these students gain a better knowledge of their language, Kathy Courter, Phyllis Hitze, and Sam Lencke practice together. Language Classes use modern approach. Sister Cyrla gives a guiding hand to one of her many Spanish students, Pat Halsmer. Q - Y' .al Central Catholic students have a choice of three foreign languages. Of the three, two are modern, French and Spanishg the other is aclassi- cal language, Latin. Under the capable hands of the language teachers, movies are shown to help the student in developing a better background about the country to which the language is native. The use of tape recorders is also of great Value to the student in providing constant hearing of, and recognition practice in native speech. Anyone wishing to go to college or into business, may avail himself of the facilities of the language department for as many as four years in each language.
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T Latin Does Live A :L ' -.fi , X Jeff Kemper, Barb Adams, and 'SX -. - 'x XXX ' Michele LaMothe dramatize ' , M' x X Roman customs for their fel- A '- A low students. o o RHHYW-W Cl on parle francazs. Through the cooperation of several good friends of the French classes, this year we succeeded in collecting enough corrugated boxes to construct our own listening booths. Two coats of pleasant green paint- disguised them still more. Budding electricians helped do the wiring of the earphones and Voila our simple but effective language booths. Leonard McCoy makes use of the tapes via earphones in our listening corner. sn: 35331
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Q-, A ,Z Q hi Becky Westrick and Jack Haan show that biology can be fun. ' Biolog Classes Learn Use 0 Microscope What makes you go? Why are you as you are? Biology students learn the answers to these and many more questions concern- ing themselves , their place among living things , and how they are related to their environ- ment. Actual handling and examination of plant and animal specimens supplements textbook study. Careful instruction in the use of micro- scopes and the newly acquired viewers opens a whole new world to give greater depth to that observed by the five senses. ,,.-,-
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