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Studying Fosters Understanding.

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MR. EDIMO VARANl . . . Italian; 7 years at MRS. LILLIAN KASE . . . French; 12 years MISS KATHLEEN McCORMICK . . . Ger­
Wilson; LaSalle, Villanova, Bucknell, (Jniv. at Wilson; Millersville; French Club ad­ man; 6 years at Wilson; Mt. Holyoke
of Pa.; Italian Club advisor. visor, jr. varsity cheerleading advisor. College, Ohio State; German Club advisor.
Freshman Class advisor.

The Foreign Language Department offers
in-ciepth instruction in French, German, Italian,
and Spanish. Under the chairmanship of Mrs.
Schein, every effort is made to make foreign
language study a meaningful and rewarding ex­
perience. Classroom activities reflect practical
applications of the linguistic material which is
taught, and emphasis is placed on learning to un­
derstand, respect, and appreciate the cultures of
the people whose language is being studied. The
annual trip to Europe for foreign language
students and the many activities of the four
foreign language clubs foster a genuine interest
in foreign civilizations. Other goals of the De­
partment are to provide our students with the
EILEEN HO FFM AN SCHEIN . . . Spanish; 10 years at Wilson; Long necessary background to secure employment
Island (Jniv., New York Gniv., Gniv. of Madrid; varsity softball coach,
varsity cheerleading sponsor, department chairperson. using their foreign language skills and to
prepare them for any post-high school foreign
language training they may wish to take.

MISS N A TA LIE SCHIFFMAN . . . Spanish; MRS. V. DARLENE LAN DA . . . French,
7 years at Wilson; Penn State; Spanish Spanish; 3 years at Wilson; Lebanon Valley
Club advisor. College.

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