Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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English Students Turn On in Class Although many students felt that English ranked with the dead languages, the English classes that Central offered brought out the many fascinating and exciting aspects of this subject. Creative Writing, Humanities, Speech, and Drama were just a few of the variations of the English class that Central offered. Students were inspired to read and go beyond their normal scope of learn- ing, and really enjoy what their language offered them. Writing themes, poetry, and essays became an enjoyable pastime for many of the students when they were encouraged to develop their writing talents. The literature studied in these classes in- troduced the students to the authors and poets who are a part of America's heritage. Above: Taking part in the reading of the play J.B. are Miss Donna Gund lock, English teacher, Swedish exchange students Sten Berghom and Bo Landin; and seniors David Goldstein and Mark Robinson. Below: Admiring the work of a junior English class are seniors Greg Panos, Sally Schafer, Ross Crawley, and Marian Smith in Creative Writing. Left: Absorbed in the Odyssey are seniors in Mrs. Ann Antell’s English class.

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Key to Academics

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Above: Reading the play, Raisin in the Sun in Miss Marilyn Reges- ter’s English class are juniors Claudia George and Keith Cannon. Left: Studying the early American poet John Greenleaf Whittier from her English textbook is junior Pat Lewis. academics 13