1 ;1 r SMITHFIELD HIGH TIME' Red Letter Day (conf d) Hopkins received the outstanding award in baseball, and Steve Stephenson was pre sented the outstanding award in basketbaE. Glenda Sullivan received the outstanding award in girls’ basketball. Carlton Cverby received the "Tommy Gardner" Sportmanship Award. The grand finale came with the an nouncement of the four new cheerleaders for next year: Sharon Cameron, Susan Parrish, Kathy Reese, and Page Perkinsczi. Cathy L/ipcsak FRANCE, ANYONE? "C’est la vie!" which means "It's the life.'' in French, perfectly describes my six-weeks' stay in Europe in the summer of 1966. During the trip, organized by the Foreign Language League, I studied French and took in the sights of three countries. Cur first compus was at the lycee, the French public boarding school in Etampies, forty miles southwest of Paris. Euring our two-weeks' stay, we took Several excursions to Paris which included trips to the Eiffel Tower, The Bastille, and others. We also toured the Palace of V'ersailles. French bread was served with every ^eal, and we had the typical breakfast of 'Coffee and French bread with preserves. ^o milk! Basically, foods were about the ®ame, but they were highly seasoned. We ^id eat horsemeat, snails, and yogurt. Cur second compus was located at fee lycee in Antibes on the Riviera, It was not Unusual to see men and women of all sizes ^iid shapes wearing bikinis or nothing at ^11 on the beach. It was also sometimes difficult to distinguish males from females to their wild hairdos. During our An tibes stay we took a short trip to Rome and j many interesting sights. Cur vacation was concluded with four ^ys in Geneva, Switzerland. Don't think that the whole trip was fun and games, for we had three hours of classes in the mornings in which we studied the French language and French culture, taught by natives. Cur si X weeks of excitement, education, and fun ended by returning to Kennedy International Airport with valuable mem-ones, travel experience, and the conviction that there's no place like home. Laura Isley READING LIST Arabian Nights Austen, Pride and Prejudice Bible, King James Version Bronte, E. , Wuthering Heights Bunyan, Pilgrim's Progress Cervantes, Don Quixote Chaucer, Canterbury Tales, in part Crane, The Red Badge of Courage Dickens, David Copperfield Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities Dostoyevsky, Crime and Punishment Eliot, Silas Marner Emerson, Essays Fielding, Tom Jones Franklin, Autobiography Frost, Poems Goldsmith, The Vicar of Wakefield Hardy, The Return of the Native Hawthorne, The Scarlet Letter Hemingway, Farewell to Arms Homer, Iliad Homer, Cdyssey Lewis, Arrowsmith Lewis, Main Street Malory, Morte d'Arthur Melville, Moby Dick Milton, Paradise Lost Cvid, Metamorphoses Plato, Plato, Plato, Apology Crito Plato, Poe, Tales Phaedo Scott, Ivanhoe Shakespeare, at least two plays ta ii m i m m

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