Tappan Zee High School - Half Moon Yearbook (Piermont, NY)

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throu h words . . . '6Veni, vidi, bonjourln, translated: UI came, I saw, Hell-oil, Only a sample of what a student of foreign language puts up with! Tappan Zee offers French, Latin and Spanish to any student interested in increasing his knowledge of words and their use. The study of a foreign language opens up a whole new world. Strange people, their customs and their language soon become new friends. That's Saragossan, declares Mr. DiSanza to his Spanish class. The caesura goes herev, says Paul as he adds to the scansion of a few lines from Virgil. EMERGENCY umm Learning Latin isn't always painful. Returning via bus from attending the play The Comediann, the camera caught these rnultifarious expressions. X EF? Strange sounds, Knot the record'sl echo through the halls when Helen, Ellen, and Barbara har- monize f?j C,e.st l'aviron . ., y I L, mi N. Model of Roman house fascinates Latin I class.

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