Joliet West High School - Alpha Omega Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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English Promotes Achievements English classes will help you to achieve your highest goals through life, especially through college, said Mrs. Henderson, chairperson of Commun- icative Arts, which includes Foreign Language, English and the Media Center. English classes allowed students to learn about various subjects. Freshmen had a mixture of literature and grammar. Most of the freshmen studied and read Romeo and Juliet. Sophomores spent one semester in literature and the other in speech class. Speech class allowed students to hear opposing points of view in oral speaking. Juniors had the opportunity to learn the techniques of writing term papers while seniors could choose English as an elective. Another elective class many students chose to enroll in was Foreign Language. They could choose a language that interested them. German, Spanish and French were offered. Many activities were planned throughout the year. Activities included trips to restaurants and sampling food of their language in class. 94 EnglishlForeign Language Amy Liberty reads a poem for Mrs. Martin 's Nancy Goss, senian points outa region in Spain Speech class. while Mr. Alvarez supervises.

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Chris Campbell, senion performs a skit from Gulliver's Travels as Debbie Coope watches. 1 in s, rrrl My M,-:,g -i f f I V 'V 'E fJ5'L9PEW:?:3ef2' H I A 'f - H , , .QL Sophomore Rachael Corp gives her German report in Mr. Fritz's German class. 5 'Nix' is x x 0 Pam Galowich and Mary Briick work in Dan Amold reads a work writien by Paul O. the Foreign Language Lab. Henry in his English class. ,, E17 ry EngIishlForeign Language 95