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A filmstrip of the Pyrenees inter<>sts students in Mrs. Smaila's Spanish
In a brief moment oj relaxation, German students sing folk songs while
IIerr Schaefer plays his accordion .
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Studen&' foreign travels
enliven language classes
Language classes this year took on an air of world
travel as students gained first hand knowledge of
foreign lands from fe llow students and teachers. Stu–
dent travelers, returning from Europe and South
America, showed slides and pictures to language
clas'ses.
Along with the continued use of the ALM lan–
guage program and language laboratory, Fre nch
classes developed a greater continuity between the
junior and senior high.
Beginning courses in French, German, Spanish,
and Latin studied conversation, grammar, and reading
comprehension in preparation for advanced classes.
The French 4 class read
The Three Musketeers,
Les Miserables, L'Etrange,
and several French peri–
odicals. German students, in contrast, read short
stories, while Cicero and Ovid Sallust captured the
attention of Latin 3 pupils.