Arsenal Technical High School - Arsenal Cannon Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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fd- READING LABORATORY is an excellent place to improve technique and increase comprehension, according to English pupils being assisted by a substitute teacher for Mary Kohut. X . get M L-..........,. . ffr .M :fi , V , , 154.5 0' l fu. if , , ENGLISH Vlll class of lVlr. Danheiser, directs itself to the business at hand. ROW1 Lilly Skudrovskis,vEIvvood lVlcReynolds, Joyce Hise. BACK ROW: SEATED ACROSS FRONT: Laurel Burns, Jan Hittle, Randy Loux. NIBYUU Laubach, TONY 'Vl3l0fS, IVIBYQHVST Maflfllflg- SECOND ROVV: Sandra Clyburn, Elizabeth Trittipo, Milt Pappas. THIRD

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tl T7 14 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT-FRONT ROW: Bernice Jones, Gertrude lnsley, Robert Maloy, Mrs. Cheryl Clark, Judith McBride. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Margaret Hahn, Ann McMillan, Mrs. Susan Lockwood, Mrs. Jatinder Rai, Mrs. Marjorie Garrett, Hester Hale. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Alice Goodrum, Robert Ford, Mrs. Jean Brown, Fred McNanny, Mrs. Florence C7 1-p v' X Schnakenberg, Mrs. Virginia Cassell. FOURTH ROW: M. Eileen Kohut, Mrs. Diane Comstock, Kirby Lehman, Judy Kothe, Karen Hansen, Tom Danheiser, Irene Rhodes, department head. FIFTH ROW: Ellen Eads, Stan Minks, John Lewis, C. T. Tresslar, E. F. Hardiman, John Takacs, Craig Roberts. owing ' ins' Qislv Mrs. Irene Rhodes, head of the English Department, works with a staff of thirty- one teachers and twenty assistants. This is something new for the English Depart- ment. Combining the talents of the teachers and their assistants constitutes a new and different innovation for Tech students. The assistants do in fact earn M credit for assistance. Beginning last September, the teachers began a more concentrated effort in teaching composition, creative writing, and literature. Another addition is a more effective visualaaids department. Technically speaking, the assistants do help teach, but not in the same sense as a regular teacher. The teacher must direct themselves to the group whereas the assistant can work individually with the students having difficulty. As a whole the English Department is upholding a tradition, not necessarily changing drastically, but gradually to meet the needs of the Tech Students. iff? in Li . V ' 1 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT ASSISTANTS-FRONT ROW: Regena Rowland, Karen Wright, Cathy Whitfield, Susan Evans, Sharon Howard, Wanda Jones. SECOND ROW: Joyce Neal, Jill Jessup, Darlene Lewelling, Roger Laughlin, Robin Kares, Janice P. Wagner, Lou Ann Black. .1 I '