Prairie Du Chien High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Prairie Du Chien, WI)

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Page 26: Upper Left- B. Check knows the answer! Middle- J. Murphy and D. Feran read in Ms. Stemper’s famous Reader's Theatre. Upper Right- Mr. Walz shows how not to give a speech. Lower Left- Enthusiasm runs rampant in Junior English. Lower Right- Hey, Aaron Mayer of Creative Writing says, When do I get a turn?” TWAIN READERS THEATRE R K Literature }6-Literature

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NOUN- Immediately at this moment as in Noun I lay me down to sleep”. PRONOUN- To enunciate as in I now pronoun you man and wife”. ADVERB- Process of combining one verb to get two verbs, etc. . . VERB Relates to the usage of verbs and spices”. CONJUNCTION- Part of a TV series as in Petticoat Conjunction . INTERJECTION- That which you receive in the behind” from a person of medical background. PREDICATE Beautiful feline. SUBJECT- Something released by force from a submarine. ADJECTIVE- State of being tossed or released from a submarine one or more times. (See subject.) Grammar 05

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Paging through the Literature text. It’s granted that you'll find-Short yet touching stories, that lodge in the threshold of your mind. settling down to read, both anxious and aware. the pages come alive and it seems as if you’re there. Adventure and sadness soon come to call . . . and suddenly you realize it wasn’t so bad after all. Poe. Steinbeck, Shakespeare- Are these names familiar to your ear? HUCKLEBERRY FINN and ANIMAL FARM These titles depict books of charm. ”Dr. Heidegger’s Experiment”. Bartleby”- Short Stories of meaning and mystery. LITERARY CAVALCADES and magazines- Filled with poems and essays from teens. All of these add to the excitement of the years. And as time flies, your English is done . . . Yet when you think you understand it. You’ve really not even begun . . . Page 21 ■. Top- . . . And have them all ready by tomorrow! Middle- Ms. Stemper and Mr. McCoy watch a Reader's Theatre. Bottom- J. Becwar says, and then. Santa. I wanna Honda, and a mink coat, and a . . .? L Herat ure-37