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Simon says, zeigt mir die Nase. Playing a German version of Simon Says, Sopho- more Linda Pearson enjoys the game. The tongue and the leg! Sophomore Ger- man student Doddie Dunn ends up in a strange position playing Simon Says. Films, films, and more films!! German I students Marsha Harris and Donna Nicho- las view films during second period. Even Simon says is part of learning 12
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a | Singing, strange cos- tumes, sitting in the halls . . . What goes on in the Foreign Language Department? Is this a protest or demon- stration of some sort? No! It is just Mrs. Dicken ' s German class practicing for the Christmas sing, dres- sing up for the German Mardi Gras, and watching filmstrips in the hall because the room is not dark enough. Each Friday, the German classes have German Club. The students bring in cookies, cake, potato chips, and whatever they might have. They play Monopoly, Scrab- ble, bingo, Simon Says, and sing their favorite beer songs. (Bier hier is the favorite). Miss Williams ' French classes, although they did not participate in the Foreign Lan- guage Christmas sing, can be heard singing Aupres de ma Blonde and La Marseillaise. This spring, six Latin students went to Rome, April 12-22, for an Easter Tour. Third and fourth year Latin classes com- bined, and this year, Latin club met during class time. They have presented several skits. Once a month, The Latin Flonor Society of Virgils and Ciceros meets the first Monday of each month. For a fun learning experi- ence, take a Foreign language! This is a street in Paris, explains Ms. Dickens to her French I students as they view slides in the hallway. A variety of expressions are seen in Ms. Weavers slides on Rome. Some students have found them rather amusing. 13
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