Franklin Central High School - Flashback Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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English, Speech and Foreign Language Are Popular STANDING; Mr. Knoop, Miss Stephenson, Mr. Cook. SITTING; Mrs. Prickett, Mrs. Miner, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Morgan, and Miss Cornwell utilize the facilities of the library for their work. In the grammar course, English 1,3, and 5, tech- nical essentials such as case uses, parts of speech, punctuation and capitalization, are stressed. Outside reading is expected with three book reports a semester. Spelling, composition, speaking, and listening are im- portant phases of the grammar courses. In the literature course, the first aim is to learn the enjoyment of literature. Composition, outside read- ing, spelling, and vocabulary study are also stressed. Miss Schieldmier, student teacher from Ball State, explains the basics of English to the students at F.C.

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Students Better Citizens Mr. Larry Cline, a fine addition to our Guidance department, Mrs. Judith Rogers and Mr. James Hoskins confer with one teaches seniors Government. another about their U.S. History classes. LLLLM ! .♦♦ Receiving applause during her mud-shngmg speech. Mien is very anxious and in hopes her party will wm the campaign ul the 1912 election during the exciting moments of the United States History class.

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Courses with Students Giving up on her Latin phrases, Carolyn Gaier asks Mrs. Eileen Thomas to lend a helping hand. Entertaining the students with Spanish Christmas Carols was one of the projects of F.C. ' s Spanish Class. Giving attention to her Spanish class. Miss Mary Kay Stephenson listens attentively and anxiously. Teaching F.C. students to speak French fluently is the job of Mrs, Lucy Miner.