Stuyvesant High School - Indicator Yearbook (New York, NY)

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'Ill Mark Bodenheimer Ray Alden MATHEMATICS Irene Finkel Kurt Ritterman Richard Rothenberg David Greenfield

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if 25? 'Nr sf f' fic- gif'-sf ' 'Xw A ii i Q A Mary Richman Roger Baronat .Ai .. Leslie Johnson Charles Neumeier The English Department, headed by Mr. William Ince, has developed a very successful program of electives on both the senior and junior levels. For the first time, Photojournalism, taught by Miss Lynch, was offered to both seniors and juniors. This course deals with the preparation of Stuyvesants yearbook, the Indicator, along with the study of the novella. ln addition to an honors course, juniors may choose from Ms. Burman's Jewish Americans Literature course, Creative Writing, taught by Mr. McCourt, Ms. Dahlberg's Poetry Analysis course and Mr. Ince's journalism class. As a senior, one may choose from Ms. Burman's study of the the Feminine Image in Literature, Elizabethan Studies taught by Ms. Dahlberg, Miss Hegarty's course dealing with the work of Shakespeare or her course dealing with the Bible as Literature. Also offered to seniors are journalism, taught by Mr. lnceg Mrs. Johnson's Linguistics course, Miss Lynch's Humanities class, The Study of the Short Story, taught by Mr. Marks, Mr. McCourt's Creative Writing Class, Ms. Miller's Study of the Black Experience and Mr. -Dolan's Speech Arts and Drama courses. An Advanced Placement course in English was offered and taught this year by Mr. Lipper. Ms. Dahlberg continued her very successful Independent Study Program. i I Sterling Jensen f , 1 J , I Nl Eileen Lynch Margaret Hegarty