Union High School - Memories Yearbook (Modoc, IN)

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Languages focus on conversational speaking Judy Moore- Carol Lewis- English I.,IIl.,IV. English II. Elizabeth Teal- David Schneider- Latin I. Spanish l,ll. English, Latin, and Spanish are the languages that may be taken at Union. English classes also include English literature, speeches are also given in many of the English courses. These classes not only teach the student how to use his own language correctly, but they also teach the proper use of Latin and Spanish. The relationship between English and the foreign lan- guages are brought out in many of these classes. English Literature students are familiarized with many of the famous authors. A requirement in Litera- ture is to read one novel a year. Book reports are also a part of Literature. In this way the student becomes familiar with new books. These courses also help to prepare the student for his life in the future., whether he continues his education or begins work immediate- ly. English classjoin in round table discussion. The approach to conversational speaking includes skit production by some of the Spanish students. Mastery in Latin involves close cooperation.

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Speech contest and dramatics monopolize speech class Jennyis expression reveals the many hours of practice required to read interpretive poetry. Carol Lewis Drama, Speech Speech and Debate is one ofthe relatively new sub- jects offered at Union. In this course the students gain knowledge in public speaking. The speech student also gains composure and confidence with the careful guidance of the Speech teacher, Mrs. Lewis. With todays many organizations and the citizen taking a more active part in the government, the practical aspects of public speaking are increasing constantly. To be a good public speaker the student must acquire the ability to hold the attention of the audience, make his subject clear, and be able to give a speech that is either informative, persuasive, entertaining, or a sub- tle combination. With the many new ideas that are emerging in today's world the student should be able to present to other people their opinions. This is done in the Debate section of this course. Outstanding students in Speech and Debate are given chances to compete in various contests. Debbie appears defenseless against .Iana's tenacious attack with a gun that looks like a paper punch. Should we reveal the fact that Merrill hides his play book behind the newspaper. I7