Leo High School - Oracle Yearbook (Leo, IN)

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Language Study Promotes Better Second year Spanish students experience culture by having a pinata fiesta. The Spanish classes have adopted the audio -lingual method of learning. The students become involved in the language itself through the use of films, tapes and filmstrips. Speech students were actively involved in speech contests throughout the area. Rick Weilbaker, through his participation in the National Forensic League, advanced to the Honor Degree. Steve Miller informs Speech class students of the values of nature in a speech on reforestation.

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Students Discover Scientific Challenge With the flexible scheduling, many students increased their knowledge by studying at their own rate. Advanced science students learned about basic physical laws in physics. Biology students are fascinated by the growth of plants and animals. Busy labs add to students ' understanding of chemistry.

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Self-Expression and Understanding Cindy Sommer makes use of the newly installed reading laboratory. Bev Kruse prepares for a one -act play. In English classes Leo students learn how to communicate in their native lan- guage. Courses include grammar and composition as well as the study of liter- ature. In drama the techniques of acting are learned and then applied as every member of the class participates in a drama. Mrs. Piatt and junior English students express their ideas about the modem novel.