Kennedy High School - Talon Yearbook (Taylor, MI)

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English Department Develops the Art of Words BR I 1,1 f f 5 'u l 7 6..me--:,. , , of The scope of an English student at Kennedy need not extend only as far as the eight parts of speech. JFK now offers five phases of English study, as well as cour- ses in speech, debate, drama, forensics, and journalism. Whether future plans include college or a job immedi- ately after graduation, this department prepares youths to communicate with the world around them. Academics 25