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

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 !!l 8. Pronouns, prepositions participles perplex these persis- tent pupils in Mr. Owen’s College English class. 9. Rosie Camp- bell learns that Gerunds are not fuzzy little animals. 10. Mary Crete and Mary Mikolajczak figure out some figures in Mr. West’s Algebra II class. 11. Syncopated keys mark time 12 in Typing class. 12. Gerry Skrocki tickles the keyboard in Typing I. 13. Laurel Kroswek and Brenda Marciniak discuss historical battle victories in the North Campus library. 25

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Meanwhile, Back In The Classroom... “Genius Is Mainly ’ An Affair Of Energy.” Matthew Arnold 1. Julie Bosco’s art poster sets the tone for student intellectual growth at ASC. 2. Diane Revette finds that As the mind conceives, the fingers create. 3. Patterns and shapes arc what we create, muses Julie BeGates in Art Class. 4. Chris Hebert turns out a handsome bowl on the wood shop's lathe. 5. Bob Meyer — Architect of the Future? 6. Jean Niedzinski adds the feminine touch to her mechanical drawing project. 7. Jim Drzewicki learns that the key to well-executed wood work is concentration.

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Music — The Universal Language The man that hath no music in himself, Nor is not moved with concord of sweet sounds, Is fit for treasons, stratagems, and spoils; The motions of his spirit are dull as night, And his affections dark as Erebus. Let no such man be trusted. William Shakespeare Band — When someone signs up for Band he signs up for more than just a class; he signs up to work on his own time raising mon- ey for band projects; he agrees to come to school early for march- ing practice, and to stay late for band meetings; and, of course, he agrees to practice his instrument daily. In short, being a band mem- ber means dedicating a lot of time, energy, and effort; but, the rewards are great — good music and a lot of fun. John Swierzbin Tinnula — I like Tinnula because the class is relaxing. Being a member of the group gives me a sense of pride, because there are very few schools lucky enough to have a tinnula group. The teacher cares a great deal about our performance, and molds us into a unit acting as one. To sum it all up, the class itself is rewarding and fun. Jose Villegas