Council Rock Senior High School - Councilor Yearbook (Newtown, PA)

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The language of a natlon Thls ophomore Englrh clas learn about Qhake pearean theater Steve Smith and Doug Qheeran pomt out the different part of the rage -'Mui One method of teachm rammar IS dlagramlng Mrs Hartzel demonstrates this technique Alan Fidler and .lohn Hunt hawe gathered enough courage to gne an oral report to the cla s Englzsh znclufles and lranscends all subjects GEORGE QANIPSON The English course 15 designed to teach correct speech and grammar in such a wax that It be comes a natural part of the students llfe Poise good self expression and ease ln public speakm are developed throu h speeches whlch are given 1n class both extemporaneous and prepared Writ ten essays and reports teach good composltlon and year sexeral hooks are read and studled These wary from Shakespearean plays and books by the classical authors to llterature written during our own life time The well balanced combination of these different aspects of English makes an in terestm and profltable study of the subject in- ' s 's s- s e s s as ' ., ' ' s s . U . . . cr ' ' v ' . ' 7' . . ' 7 . . . . . U 9 C lv M U u 1 ' , - expression of thought in writing. Throughout the 5 e Y - ' . U . . , C ' .g g . . . U WmM,,,,.,....... ,I I .I O. 'll -1' S .

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A Ianguaae 19 a czlx to the buzldzng 0 ulzzch ezerw man brouglzl a 510110 ENIERQON The studx of '1 fOlC1 I1 lanffuawe IQ one of the most re va1d1n that an mclnldual Can undertake Besldes f'lXlI1g a Lertaln defflec of fluenu III speaklngz and 1411111111 a lanffuaffe 0 LI than rm s fun 1 opcns 1 nux mu rltllltl u11 Stlllldlllff of the people to whom It helonffs Two sears of Lalm F1C,l1ll1 and Ce1man an offered at Counml Rock Not onlx the grammaueal stlucture of the lanffuaae IS taught but also lustorx of the Ooxernment and Lustoms of the countn ln the study of each language emphasls IS es pec1alls placed on the fact that a larffe majorltx of the Enffllsh lannuage IS a clernatlon from these and others of the EUIUPL an lonffues T' 'Q ,wa PQLEIYE Us-1 av-v The expresslon of the people llc 1 Jemg Carrm on 1 fmlur 1 111 ,mrman 1 H Lostunns 111 ry nnvml Daxe Dlllman prepares hlS Latm project for chsplay --'-+1 btudnnts 1n both Latm I and Latm ll Classes con lf1lJllI6tl to lhlg mtereetmg exh1lJ1t PICIIITQNIIUK spots and gcography are as un portant 1n tlu stucy 0 a language as he gra111mar Hans Pnter Hanneug and Carol 'lu 1111 post tvso French scene 4, f A lin-ly l'.,Cuss'0n is l ' A 1 l l y 1111 - s rf l 1 C' ll 1la.'s. ' 5 'Q' 141-s1'111l1li11g1 those of Cer alu' hm-lp to set the- 1 K- .L . . f Q . V if sl-31. 1 E 'lvl' hifi- Q ml.: KSU 5 thi' ' 1 J'1.t ' 1: 1 v' l We -' der- 1 . P Y PM ' 7 :Y ,v X il M Q ' i fy L I 2 1 f 1 ' .f 5 'Y , 5 v ' . . 5 ' l r ' 5 Y M f 4 ',..1.w-' , I M . . . W M 1,95 A 1 1 lf .l 25 1 N511 K AL . 3 fx K rl J N FII l lfli lllflf - .S . A , . M - . ' ' 1 1 l f I 1 l-

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Blllldlllg skllls 'O C S MQYWEQ 'Mar 'Saba ' l Plawmg an actne game of softball help to rellewe the tenslon of the day and 1 an outlet for exces 1ve energy From physxcal educatlon classes come the partlclpants for scholastlc competltlon Walt Qhull maltts a succes ful play at f1r t ba e Track a recent 8QlClll1OI1 to ffym class HCIIVIIICQ It wlll lay e foundatlon for future lnttr chola t1c monte t Health lS the second blessmzg that we mortals are capable 0 a bleswzng that money cannot buy IZAAK WALTON The perlod devoted to physlcal educatlon glVCS the student of today somethmg whlch was lacklnff rn the school provram of earller years The llvely exerclses and games are a welcome change from the concentra tlon of other subjects Each year ln the respectlve seasons enthusrastlc students compete for class cham plonshrp m hockey volleyball basketball tumbllnff and baseball From tlme to tlme there are relays and xarlous group games whlch help promote sportsman Shlp coordmatlon, honesty teamwork, and other tralts essentlal to good character -ul- .lack Ceee attempt to plact the battery caps ln the proper location as Ur Qpeakman superyles and Charlotte Satter thvvalte ob erwe the procedure . . . I -, , G. lil. N , 5 , - t P 4 t f, ,L y -me M- W L., M I ' A' e, F emawf V ww ' A F - ,. is ' ,' ' -.. ' .. th , ' ' ' 's s '. ' s s. Y '- .2 . .,, , ,..,-.. V :V M . ' .-4 ,f -. - Up 25. , L . . V, ...I 1, 'rs - K In ' X ' H ka . -A , Y. Q . 4 A J l c 'M ,YI ll -f 5 l V V . . .' s j 'S -s' U . C . lv 1 9 57 ' I r 1 . . l l t 3 -f ---V V i- V My .. ww . . . . 2 ft W ' K' A 's s. , ,f Q s s I ' ' ' , . s . s - - ' ' s 's .