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Wendell Shopbell, Jean Fink, Errol Fenstermaker, and Deb bie McFann listen to French drills on records in the library conference room. Cpens New Visio Ar,- CADET ROUSSELLE, a film strip, adds interest and lore. I3
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Developing better world un- derstanding, becomes a long- range objective for students of the French language. While strug-' gling diligently with conjugations ...vais...vas...va... students unwittingly are strength- ening the cultural bonds between two countries. Being able to write what they can comprehend, speak and read, students are acquaint- ing themselves with the cultural background: that is, the living habits, conditions and such ar- tistic expression as music and literature - of the French people. French tl ' 'M' . as 3 if Tom Noland, Cathy Newbauer, Debby McFann, Dolly Ko- valeski, David Horn, Phil Hersha, Jean Fink, Errol Fenster- maker, Gwen Bradshaw parlent francais in a conversation circle in French class. Listening to and comprehending a French lecture in the language lab are Meredith Risedorph, Ron Baker, Sam Ewing, JoAnn Marsh, Cathy Carter, Carolyn Smith, Roslyn Luce, Marilyn Ashton, Carol Stone and Arla Phenicie. I2
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1 Judy Mackey, Jack Cole, Torn Briggs, Ed Pollins, Dick Bloomer, Lee Phenicie, and Bob Mc- Intyre test their mathematical ability through the Re-enactment Math Competition Exam given in the fall of the year. Working their algebra problems on the board to aid other students in understanding the assignment are Jean Molby, lim Brouse, and Phil Hersha. Mr. Bucklew explains to his gen- eral math students the problems done by Stella Montgomery, Bernadine Bassage, and Phil I-loughtby. In order to stimulate students to think critically, the mathematics department strives to present problems that call for the scientific methods of reasoning. Math Is 140'-'
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