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It looks like an ordinary Crossword puzzle but-iooks deceive. Sister hiary Julian R,S.M. and Sue Voelimeckc iFrcnch schnlari fill in the blanks with words learned from the study of French, From the hawk on Sistcris face the puzzle has becn solvcdi Whatis in a language for you? A wider knowi- eclgc of world affairs, personal satisfaction, and new opportunities are gained by the girl who masters at foreign tongue, Latin students, with help from Sister Mary Ursula R,S.M., Sister Mary Benet R.S.M. and Sister Mary dc Sales R.S.M. can, after a good two or four year course in Latin, go on to college with a fine basis for further studies in any held. The Peace Corps and the Papal Lay Volunteers for Latin America, both having activities centering in Spanish speak- 29 ing countries, need workers. Teacher of all four years of Spanish, Miss Marie Martino can aid girls interested in these works to fulfill the lan- guage requirement. Advancing in popularity is the student tour, and France is always a target for eager tourists. If you know the language and Customs, as taught in Sister Mary Julian's R.S.M. French course, so much more can be obtained from visiting this foreign land. Keys to all of these are offered by the language departmentause thcmi
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Languageh World Wide Word Wisdom x Mother 0? Mercy. Pray Fof f- NLV 1?; c'JAqu OM; , NJ 'f Miss Marie Martino. aided by Michele Wild. prepares for a re- corded 1033011 in Spanish. Hcaring it spoken is as important as rc-ading i1. 28 the whole of Gaul is divided imo three partsf! explains Sister Mary dc Sales R.S.M. to her second year Latin students. If noth- ing else these words will always be remembered by Latin pupils. Pat Gillan and Barb McAndrcws get in that hSpanish mood:, with the approach of the annual Pan-Amcrican Tea! Maybe they can entertain the foreign girls in their own style this year.
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the antennae are the long red things? observes Louella Mur- dock. Mary Pallman consents as she views the lobster before: dissection. Now that we have this chart compieted, who would like to explain it,H asks Sister Mary Benjamin R.S.M., as she smiles reassuringly, 30 Scz'ence Unfolding New F rontz'ers
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