Ohio Wesleyan University - Le Bijou Yearbook (Delaware, OH)

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Q.- 'ff' ww W-:iw r V' ' - ' ' ' .. ,W-sw-W JM' ' ' A ' MWQAWW. ,,. ..., A . . , V , V, G, ., i M 5, Q. 2 . X ss, it il , If 0 fwm ,, ,f M ,,1 ,WZ 1, ,' N 'S l ,,1 Z NX S- 3- , Toward a better understanding of our South American neighbors Profess r iff ,N f Wagner guides conversational discussions as part of the regular classwork. f 'i if Q55 If f,.7 L 2, guyz ,giffgiyzrn-'yi Zfi2y JI 'U 52, ,df 7 'fWff!9z'Xff',,f'I V. f 2, f ,f A 1 ,,Y..,'e' 0 ,,., kv If AW S i f 0 0 o 9 , ,, fb !,.fyfz ,xfigf gi X: , Ll, ,fffi I V V, Ill ,VV, 2fVt,,,!,, ,,,f,,, I, f f V ,fm if , V - -, 28 fr ' 'i'f'l 1f, ,' f.c'f:vi ,, , i . .ffm Lag:QL.l..,g2J4i..4Ms.L44i.,Q4Lgs..4.44a-4a4...aone Q After ci year ot Spanish taught by Professor Boring or Professor Wagner, students anticipate exciting tours ot South America and Mexico. Even with a limited vocabulary, these struggling young linguists are convinced that they would be able to attend bull tights, eat hot tarnales, and dance the samba with the best of them. Spanish novels and plays provide the basis of work in these classes, allowing students to at last clise cover what they do on a rainy night in Rio. The heroes ot the novels Cause goods to be on the lookout lor an ,Kiiieiicaiw who will tight a duel, buy a jewel or ride a mule across the plain tor her