Phoenix College Evening Division - Nocturne Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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X ' Mr. Shimer's freshman English class studies about correct forms of grammar. Anyone interested in getting a general education is concerned in some way with the English department. English is required of all Freshmen, and many stu- dents continue beyond the re- quired courses. Various courses offered include introduction to lit- erature, word study, mythology, and grammar review. English Required in Curriculum to Graduate Mr. Chord reviews fundamentals in English 29. Composition is emphasized. .. . wage. Y. 7:11-lfeff-zzzsfqfe'-f' N!- 'Zu- , ff- .f.- ' jvywgnrvaxi, 415821, aa:-4.51112 P4 W, Q5

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A- - W. ,amen I J .' Y -Y --we s.. Tie J Mr. Maurice Campion teaches his beginning Spanish class rule memorizatlon is most important Begining Russian, German and several Span- ish classes are offered by the Phoenix Col- lege Evening Division. Spanish is the most popular of the languages with German a close second. Classes in Spanish are varied, including beginning and intermediate courses, conversational Spanish, and ad- vanced Spanish. Students of Russian are sometimes of slavic or Russian regional des- cent. Theirs is usually a personal interest in the language. Mr. Monroe is chairman of the foreign lang- uage department and has done much to encourage and help provide usage of the well-equipped laboratory. Mr. Eli Wucinich recently returned from a trip to Russia and often relays personal experiences and knowledge of the largest country in the world.

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Students of creative writing are taught for possible publishing in contemporary publications. They are encouraged to produce material that will be marketable. Contemporary Publication Techniques Studied Writing fundamentals are discussed by Mr. Halacy in his creative writing class r '3-