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EW TWISTS in the Language Department Greetings in four languages to the electronic language laboratory with its dials, pushbuttons, and earphones! The purpose of this new equip- ment is to aid the student in speaking the language he studies and in understanding the spoken word. Its installation was made possible by the National Defense Act which provides that the government pay half the cost of im- provements for teaching languages. Beginning in January, students listened to recorded voices of native speakers, recorded their own voices, heard them played back, and had their pronun- ciation errors pointed out. Teachers had to master the operation of the intricate control panels and spend much time making their own tapes since not enough commercial material is yet available. They felt like true pioneers. ' '91-. is- ' 1 1 lil' . ' German students Sandra Briggs and jim Lewis seem to have their Senor Tom Bench m the serape Naoml LaBrOSse and Judy own ideas about just how a language lab should be together put
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In the women's faculty room for a free period, Mrs. Vidnovic, Junior High homemaking teacher Mrs. Patricia Birk, and Miss Kaecher may be comparing notes on some student's grades. Whatever, it was serious. .JIQH 41 'S SP 'fi 1'v- - Ae v.. 4 lui.-ru. i l P-1 'Z ll F0 5 U. B 0 o 'VI o. W le 'N o '1 B o o. 0 1 5 :T :s UQ c D UQ 0 FV 0 DJ O :- 0 I KD 5. U3 75 -1 W : D :1 o. 5. 'D Mrkonic, perhaps after one of those late sessions in the new language laboratory learning to operate the equipment or making another tape. MORE than just teaching Two of the nicest things about the Machine Shop's big Christmas celebration were the packages Mr. Arnett found under the tree for himself and Mr. Schreck. -6' At this fall tea for Senior Mothers, sophomore history teacher Miss Morgan poured, but the next day she would be free to chat with mothers of her own students.
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.7 Al The 28 sound-proof booths are equipped Kathleen Hrabosky is hearing French verb conjugations. joan Mcllvried evidently knows with earphones, dials, and micro phones. this one, the present conditional, but Dick Metzler just possibly may need some help. Latin students Ray Clarke and Tim Harrison receive a culture background lesson on Italia by Wanda Pascoe. VC? i 'X A Linda Wilson dons the bearskin dunce cap to sing because Russian stu- dents Pete Semonick and Carmen Arnoni caught an error in her answer
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