Gavit High School - Futura Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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equipment, skits animate typical English courses Reading selections from their textbooks to the class, junior high English students Bonnie Ayres and Don Grunnet promote group interest. 21

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Eerie setting from Macbeth is staged in an English literature class. Sarah Lewis, Ceorgia Cole and Paul Kozubal portray the famous hags. New Books, AV ■ All new books and audio-visual aids aroused interest in English classes. Unlined paper and fountain pens readied seniors for college writing, business correspondence. Murderous “Macbeth” vexed seniors as budding authors developed style and philosophy in Creative Writing. Relieved of term papers, Comp V juniors studied mass media and re- search while sophs bridged literature and grammar by reading “Caesar” and drilling sentence structure. Sentence diagrams haunted junior high as frosh read Dickens’ novels, polished grammar, journalism II added advanced lab, career work. Orators practiced persuasive speak- ing and phonetics in Speech I, II. Department moved to its new of- fice in a library conference room. Early birds Andy Beaty, Sue Pasko and Mary Macnack prepare a Creative Writing display. 20

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Aspects of Spain, its geography, products and literature are studied by Bob Haack, Jim Bialker and Dave Solon, Spanish III students. Receiving individual assistance from lan- guage instructor Herr Martin Hunt, German student Sue Bergman, fr eshman, questions correctness of her verb synposis. Spanish III students Patti Garrett and Don Minnich examine a Peruvian nativity scene.