Benton High School - Panther Yearbook (Benton, AR)

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CURRICULU

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The lmrtl tl.1y begins with signing in .lt S A.M. A.M. Detention Hall - an extra thirty N minute Lluty in the afternoon, I J. .. vi. Vilvrk begins .tt 8:20 .mtl Lista 'till 'llllll that afternoon. TEACHER'S DAY One more job before the clay is over - A selling football tickets for the home games. -wt, fl FN N .Wy ' tg ' .4 - ,vi .yu I 634- J-vft,.,f .. A wry wt-lcoine thirty minute break. P.M. The day is tlone. Now for an eve- ning of fun and relaxation.

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ENGLISH Mrs, Humill's Alth period English class listens to famous poems. -use sl i English trains pupils in the most efficient and effective use of language as the pri- mary machinery of thought. to continue the development of the thinking process in the individual, to the extent of his ability. and to increase the effectiveness of communica- tion between him ancl the society of which he is gl part. Oral communication is .1 necessary .ind stimulating part of our daily life and learn- ing to improve oneself is 1 pleasurable tis vvell as profitable experience. The purpose of a speech course is not primarily to produce speech, contest winners, orators, debaters, or entertainers, but rather to develop a liking for oral expression and an awareness of its increasing importance. -rw. Q Charles Nix explains how to make .i decoration from an ordinary plate in speech class. fi'