All Saints Cetral High School - Saint Yearbook (Bay City, MI)

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English field broadens with extra electives This is the season of the witch. Shakespeare scholars studying Macbeth are beginning to believe the words to Donovan's song as the weird witches chant various charms, spells and incantations. Humanities students ponder the proficiency of medieval and modern artists. Additional senior elective courses prove variety, indeed, is the spice of life. Freedom is the essence of creativity. Creativity is the essence of the art of writing. Writing is an integral part in the life of thinking man. FAR UPPER LEFT: The '69-70 newspa- per staff proudly sports juniors at the controls. Planning the next issue are Colleen MacArthur, Denise Hebert, Mary Sue Taber, Jean Grego and Char- lie Pajot. MIDDLE UPPER LEFT: If the air is left out of these tires, it will either be Up, Up and Away or down, down to the ground for yearbook assistants Dar- lene Parcham, Val Ward, Lyn Revard, Diane Pajak, Dorothy Uhlmann, Karen Reiber (can you find her beneath all that hair?), and Pat Ouellette. UPPER LEFT: “Ah, how greatly I standeth in thy midst! exclaims Kathy Gravlin, Shakespeare student, as she is being adorned to perfection for her perform- ance by her fair maidens Chris Nowak and Diane FHuiskens. FAR LOWER LEFT: Who says the yearbook staff members are out of their tree? Their tree is there along with upper limbs Dorothy Kraut, Joe Skornia, Ellen Poir- ier, Mike Gibas and Romaine Lewan- dowski; and lower limbs Kathy Perry, John Jaskiewicz, Andrea Dziurka and Mary Paradise. LOWER LEFT: Humani- ties students Margie Moszyk, Karen Matuzak and Barb Przygocki wonder about the artist's purpose as they study his sculpture.