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Ll-labla ustedespanol? Do you speak Span- ish? After a few weeks at C.C. , many eager students answer yes to this question . As they advance their study, they will understand not only the principles of the language but also the customs of the Span- ish people. Daily routine is spiced by re- ports and discussions about the Spanish- speaking countries that keep the language alive. The actual speaking of the lang- uage by the students as well as by the teacher provides a deeper understanding of Spanish. Parisiansin school? No, indeed! The dis- tant musical cadences that float through the halls come from C.C. 's attentive French classes as they learn France's beloved language during the two-year course of- fered by the French department. Not only does the French department strive to fur- ther the study of the language but it also helps to give the students a brief glimpse of the customs and the culture of the people who speak the language. Through the course the students achieve a fundamental knowledge of the romantic language of the Parisians. Above: BONJOUR MADE.MOISELLE, replies Angelo Francheschino after being introduced by Kathy Evans. TIMULATE SELF -EXPRESSION fx l A I at w v J I, li - W, IQ ls. Above: Spanish Students seem to enjoy using tapes in the course.
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sus nninvl w3lPll!lg.l : MlIlEPV'l f .1uNO,- J Above: SMILING YOUNG LATINISTS watch as Barbara Ryan explains the importance of Venus in Roman myth. FOUR YEARS OF LANGUAGES To the glory that was Greece, and the grandeur that was Rome could very well be the motto of CC's enterprising young Latinists. Striving to master grammar and syntax, the modern-day Ciceros come into contact with the culture and literature of the ancients. Roman style shows, slave sales, and games bring the sunny atmosphere of Caesar's Italy right into CC's Room 121. Competition in tests challenges the linguistic minds and brings the reward of glory and grandeur : three APSL trophies proudly on display in the main hall. Finally, the social life cannot be ignoredg so many students attend con- ventions, both state and national, and local workshops where they meet and make friends with some of the 6, 251 Hossier Latin students. uunuuuuu uuuuu UI QLUUD FINISH Above: PROUD AND HAPPY, five Latin students dis- play the three A.P.S.L. trophies that have been won in the past three years.
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