Marian High School - Marian Way Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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I r Kathy Schofield and Mary Lynch fright? share their insights with Rice classmates. Kathy Nolan fa.boveQ finds something amusing in her Spanish I textbook. Sr. Catherine Conlin fleftj, Spanish and religion instructor, leads her class through a drill game. Sr. Regina Knaus fabovej goes over vocabulary as Sally Westerheide lists the new words.

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'sv 'ff . . In the language lab, Margaret Osborne fleftj drills grammar. Nancy Ankers and Cathy McNair present a skit for their French IV class. T AYVV if 1 MPM I , num, Mrs. Veronica Dewey fabovej finds student responses to taped lessons encouraging. Mrs. Ruzicska fabove leftj happily clarifies a French test for Michele Ward. 29

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Speunisn elezsses benefit from enrieninq contacts Five Marian faces in Brother Riceis Spanish IV class was a first this year. Since so few students elected the course, this combining of classes worked well for both schools. First and second year students experienced the Gaural- lingual' method of learning Spanish. Listening and speaking skills were emphasized. Pupils in Spanish Ill and IV read and discussed the literature of Spain and Spanish America along with their conversation studies. The presence of four Spanish-speaking exchange students in school this year and the opportunity for travel in Spain and Mexico enriched the programs of all Spanish students.