Central High School - Analecta Yearbook (Switz City, IN)

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New Grammar Challenges Both English and The department of English took on an atmosphere of new- ness. Students expanded their k n o W l e d g e of traditional grammar by including t h e study of structural and trans- formational linguistics. They learned that language follows the theories of both the ano- malists and the analogist with emphasis upon the anomalists Instead of the usual litera- ture text, students were issued four paperback anthologies Cfiction, nonfiction, poetry, and dramal. Classes were en- riched by audiovisual aids and a trip to see a stage play. 5 -sd. Diagramming sentences are Brenda Calvert and Russel Coker. Larry Sullivan reads passages from Macbeth.

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Presidential Election Adds Interest to Government In History We show the de- velopment of America from the pre-civil war period to the present day, showing the na- tion divided, to one that has become a World power. Films and field trips have added to the understanding of our government. Wh wwiowmwnc. RVAN! mn Li. Gary Sullivan reads about his favorite candidate. tw. Striving for an A in completion of term papers are Beth Peavey Joe Coulomb, Democrat, tell his and Karen Wilson. candidate's background.

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Spanish Classes . . . Earphones vary class routine for Spanish II students. The Spanish classes a r e studying a new textbook, Learning Spanish the Mod- ern Way. The first year is quite different in that there is not so much memory work and more grammar is learned and more writing done. The second year class found it necessary to go through the first year book in six Weeks before start- ing the second year. Spanish objects intrigue Robert Lundy and Loretta Beasley