Union High School - Memories Yearbook (Modoc, IN)

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With A Little Help From My Friends

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Communicating Ideas Through Themes Acting out commercials proved to be exciting as the junior English classes learned to communicate their ideas. Studying rock poetry entertained the classes while they were learning. They studied the many great' American authors from yesterday to the modern writers of today. These juniors also began communicating their ideas through Writing short paragraphs and themes. The senior English class learned the importance of organization in writing formal themes. The class studied Shakespeare with enthusiasm as they at- tended the movie Romeo and Juliet at Richmond and the play Othello at Ball State. Writing auto- biographies, these seniors marked the completion of their high school years. V 9 l9l3l lflflil Seniors Lynn Walradth and Paula Clevenger try to understand Teachingjuniors and seniors can be amusing. Miss Lynda Bodinet Shakespeare. shares a joke with the English class. Panel discussion groups add variety to the learning of Shakespeare's plays. Sharlene Urlage. Pam Grubbs, and Mollie Price explain A Midsummer Night's Dream to the class. 42-Academics