St John Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Bellaire, OH)

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, STAGIN G A DEBATE . . . are these junior English students WORKING ON A TERM PAPER . . . can be very tiring James Loughley Bobbi Parfinovich and Diane Lipperman. as shown by Barbara Ladyga and Patty Theurich. English Students Pursue Their Goals rhmmwm. SISTER ANGELA LECTURES HER FRESHMAN ENGLISH CLASS...as Debbie Munjas, Rita Okane and other students look on with enthusiasm The study of our language is important in being able to communicate intelligently with our fellow man. Reviewing grammar learned in grade school was only a small part of Freshman English classes. Great literary works were enacted out and discussed, teaching as well as providing entertainment for the students themselves. Sophomores went into the world of short stories as they studied the authors and their backgrounds. These studies provided a basic knowledge of the writers behind the stories and helped the students recognize each au- thors techniques more easily. The Junior English classes proved to be very interest- ing as each student had the opportunity to address his fellow classmates. Informal discussions directed in an acceptable form provided enlightenment on some sub- jects as well as giving preliminary practices for formal speech and debate. The students also tried their hand at Haiqus which many found enjoyable. Senior English classes got experience in formal acting and speech as some of the students participated in the Senior class play.