Fort Worth Country Day School - Flight Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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NA Very!! Bon Accent g'Ce qui n'cst pas clair, n'est pas francais. . . . How to Prepare for College Boards . . . Why is it a gque,?', . . . 4'Another vocab. test? . . . painting old lockers orange . . . the arrival of Mademoiselle Klein . . . Remembering Europe . . . uWhat'd that tape say? . . . HI forgot to listen. . . . mls this test going to count? . . . nightmares about Nenetta refusing to do an exercise . . . Hllow can I teach you French when I have to teach you English first? . . . G'This is French FIVF.?,' . . . uKilroy was here . . . HWhere,d the French get all this weird stuff?,, . . . Ozzie and Harriells family . . . uUgh, the subjunctive, again? We had that two years agof, . . . guillo- tine . . . uBonjour Mlle Forsythf, . . . mAh, c'est un beau gareonf' . . . les oiseaux d'amour . . . 'lLet's go to lunchla' . . . Defense de macher! hae? , I Ls G on uiitrr The language of romance has different effects on Laura Barber, Mr. Avery, Robin Brook man, Leslie Tatum, and Cathey Ward. QMaybe the tape recorder makes a differencej Ou est la petite fille?,' Mrs. Klein uses a chart to teach French to the attentive third grade girls. HNOW come on, you allln Mrs. Knecht implores Lee Bass for anyone, to get the right W answer to the exercise. 18 wg , , Q N s

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Miss Robinson shows Molly Todd and Cheryl Thornton some of the finer points of poetry. there it is, in black and white . . .', John Hendricks persuades a disbelieving Miss Robinson. The third grade uses audio-visual equip- ment to improve their reading speed. Mr. Kilborne weeps at the antic disposition of his class.

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I Forsyth observes her sixth grade class in action. Now, try again -- rrrrrrf, The second year Spanish class practices rolling their rls. 'clVluy bien, clase, muy bienfl lVlrs. Klein and the fourth grade girls work. 1 Ln.g,,y bw- sw- Ole . Mllarcourt, Brace and WHO?', . . . letters to the Latin American presidents . . . the Lovely Five of Spanish Four . . . '4Presente.', . . . HEscuchen y despues repitanf' . . . the eternal questions: preterit or imperfect, ser or estar, indicative or suhjunctive? . . . the Brave Ones: Stephen, David, Brian, Hijlya, and Shannon -- two years of Spanish in one . . . l'Earphones drive me crazy!', . . . ulVliss Forsyth, please let us out late! . . . Numero Uno.. . Que diablito! . . . 'LBien hecho! . 4. e 1 E Learning a foreign language requires individual efforts. UPPER LEFT: David Briggs and Stephen Saperstein. UPPER RIGHT: Bill Nolan. LOWER LEFT: Cheryl Thornton. LOWER RIG HT: N enetta Carter.