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'X Q? is 1 f-uttiga QS sl' , iudnf '- i V a U . vp U . 1 W . L k , V I :, J . A Q l in A Plucking the strings in a Spanish manner, Patrick McClain astounds everyone with his musical talent. Unsure of her aim, Jean Buhler gingerly gropes the darkness of her blindfold for the piilata.
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At Home In A Foreign Culture Learning is a student's main concern. For many students learning about the world in which they live, its peoples and cultures, is a very important and interesting activity. It is also an activity that leads to many vital and necessary careers for those students. The language department, chaired by Flo Thomas, provides both the linguistic and the cultural knowledge of Spanish countries. Students taking the Spanish course have a six level system in which they advance on a yearly basis. Each level of the program consists of vocabulary, grammar and cultural education on the Spanish civilization as a whole. Various idiosyncrasies of particular countries are also studied. As students move to the program's upper levels, they assume greater responsibility for extending and broadening their knowledge of a particular Spanish people and the customs practiced by those people. An exciting and challenging game in I English, Michell Young demonstrates her keen ability to play monopoly in Spanish. Deeked out in her fine Spanish S regalia, Maria Ramos shows her attire . off with a cheerful smile. A mind i boggling game in any language, Donna Troublefield and Michele Irvine get into . a game of scrabble. 2 2 i is 232fSPANISH CLASS
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Very few people will recognize this good looking group, but those who do can truthfully say they have experienced a bit of French society. The folks in the photo attend an English class in France and correspond with a group of students attending a French class right here. Brevard County's community is an active, alive group with a cosmopolitan background. De Varah Lovett, a former dependent of the U.S. Air Force, conducted a slide presentation tour of France at the French classes' cultural observances. 234fFrench Class Parlez Vous F rancais? Some nations and cultures have always had a certain mystique about them France is one of these countries. Learning its language is an excellent way to integrate its cultures and customs in with the American way of life. In this manner, all of Europe and much of the world is opened to the interested person. us ff sf' an mums I -..W ,. t. . A .W ..
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