Geibel High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Connellsville, PA)

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Janet Mongelluzzo, Ken Keffer, Richard Widmer, Russell Province and Jackie Ash enjoy Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. English The World of literature is one of magic. It transports us to the America of yesteryears or to the shores of Merry England. Its doors are easily opened. There we develop a deep appreciation of our na- tional heritage-our native tongue. William Nist and Elaine Omatick are amused with a short story while Edward Zgorecki looks on with a contented approval.

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fungi If :mr .lames Cartisano, Cathy Hrezo, Becky Kac- zmark, and Dolores Zipnock take a quick look before the test. Time marches on through, social studies. Courses are designed to de- velop greater appreciation for the institutions and customs of our own country as well as those of other nations. John Zawislan stresses his point in P.O.D. debate while Mike Waller, Betty Ann Bal- sley and Diane Nakles await their turns.

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Languages WfQ W y Speak the speech, I pray you, as I pronounced it to you, trippingly on the tonguef' This advice from Shakespeare applies to our language classes. Not only the mechanics of grammar and . pronunciation are taught, but emphasis is placed upon con- versing. Freshmen Latin class struggles with translations Pierre's French translation amuses Denny George, Jean Cuneo, and Carol DeMarco. - it arf 5