St Joseph Academy - Acadean Yearbook (Green Bay, WI)

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Comment Allez-Vous? I Como Estas? In Other Words Veni! Vidi! Vici! So the saying goes. Latin scholars probably learned that old cliche before they learned to walk, but since then they have learned what tense it is in. Latin, French, Spanish, and English are the four lan- i guages available to SJA students and they teach the stu¬ dents more things than just words and phrases. Culture, geography, and personalities of the countries are incor¬ porated in the classes and lend great interest to the lan¬ guages. Studying what the French, Spanish, and Americans eat, wear, and think about is also part of learning. Speech class plays a vital part in the dramatic develop¬ ment of our students. Audience contact, poise, posture, and tone of voice may someday produce a Broadway star. But more than likely, these qualities, combined with flawless English, will produce a pleasant, personable young woman. NOLLF.1 OFK MIC KLE MIFIIFL and Julette Gomand engage in mirth while King ' vatie Janssen and Kathy Wertel await the arrival of Joan in a French class presentation of Jeanne D’arc. 30

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Barb Radowski as LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD cowers from the clutches of the avaricious wolf, Andy Parins, during a Spanish Club skit. SECOND YEAR LATIN becomes in¬ teresting as Sister Madeline adds her personal touch to the ancient language. “OH! OH, TRAGEDY, . . ” wail college Eng¬ lish students Pat Balza, Anne Warden, and Judy Nau- mann.