Howell High School - Torch Yearbook (Howell, MI)

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me r1c 111 11fLI1LlI'i O we 1n11ff1s1 spew cente and F11f11b11 9 111K re 111101147 the m im E11ff11sh courees offs red 1t HOWL11 Students 111 these diss as 111 WIVLI1 the ODDO1 u xx r1ters and the1r works 1e 1I'I'11I1Q to vxr1te Qreatne 15 IIIC1 to use ffrar1m1 1t1 Q1 y correct Eh T1 Throuffh speech md c1e111te L11GSeS they develop t 1-1 ents 111 pubhc spe 1k111ff Projeets term p 1pe1 S md themes ITC A11 part of the work of the students .qu-fg...., 5 ,I 'Q-, Sharon Shmn has a sure wmner for a debate xf only she can convmce Tom K1zer, Andrea Wemschenl-4, hm La.1ew1cy, Walt Fletcher, janet Longeway and Mr Bernhardt Q 5 4 x Y 1-ge. .4 . Famous American authors and stories provide today's lecture for Mrs. Lewis' American Literature class. Tom Krzer doesn t seem to be m complete accord w1th Sharon Shmn and Andrea Wemschenck as they go through a practice session in debate class. -L ,J ' s f . ,H 1--2 HIGHLIGHT ENGLISH LITERATURE YEAR A A 4 ., 1- TQ A 1 L 1 'at f, N. X 11' is -'Ex' 1 .LAN C 11 1 h1':1. 1- 1, ' ' .iff -:list 111 1, - , g, 'eo 1 1 fa 2 A 5,Ij? 'o 10 a A 1 , A 13 uv A 'I 1'5 '1+ - .A 1 1 , , V 5 1, , X . L- uf -4 L 1- L-, 5' .1 , -t - ' 5 nity of Studying -:XH1GI'1CZlI1 A I - - ' ,Q - 11112 - -Jh.e1'2S11i 1 ' V f . 1 1 2 k i' ,X , 1 1 N , K anti lK M ! 1 A XX iv sgfff 'Y 2 air' F' 1 ' 1 1 N ll' S if .. 'N 'sq 2 Y I 'nigga f 1 v1,!'lY ' ' A i

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J NX ' x fi 'L Mrs. Hosking helps Barbara Crandall interpret SHAKESPEAREAN PROIECTS The next Unit is due Friday Febru- ary 13. These are famous words of Mrs. Hoksing, English literature teacher. The work involves preparing bio- graphical sketches of English authors, reciting, interpeting, and discussing the merits of poetry. As one student put it, We do an awful lot of Work. difficult poem. is K , r A -lg H Kpviw.-. ' - -a LW ' s 'iris I Y U 4 ix K T I T , Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow creeps 2 A X' in its petty pace from day to day -E' says Mrs. Q Y l 3 Hosking as she begins one of her pet Shakespearean I speeches. 11 6 'E- ,..a-f-' -,,,.il-' The latest in fashion - the styles of 1500 and 1600 are found each autumn in the English literature room. This course requires one special project a year on the Elizabethian era. Gary Davis inspects the theaters, the dolls, and the posters constructed by this years class.

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ENGLISH: BOTH ORAL AND WRITTEN: IS 1? 4.4! Mrs Kaufman d1 111S her e1ghth graders on practxcal But Mrs Moore, I don't know ow to dxagram Enghsh usage as well as grammar sentences' pleads janet Pyles Mr Bedx seems pleased wxrh the d1scuss1on IS 9th grade Enghsh class 1 is , g 2: , fd rv ' Q tr 2 ,T V A n,nq, in me H Q T ' , .aa . ' ' ' . h ' . 0 1 I fi .. 7.2 f A . . . . inh. ff ' 44 - . 4 , ,MAI - 3 .