Breck School - Mustang Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Mr. Vcrbrugghen The Rev. Robinson Mrs. Rybak Mrs. Tozer Mr. Stockwell Mr. Uram Mr. Yonker

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Mrs. Mcrriman Mr. Neher Mr. Marr Mrs. Poison Mrs. Miller Mr. Nielsen Mrs. Neher Mrs. Pinkham

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ENGLISH The English Department gives its students a quality education in the oral and written communication of the English language, and a background in American and English literature. In the Lower School, in the fourth through sixth grades, the students work at their own pace through an introduction to the essentials of English. such as grammar and the short story. For some reason, all the papers seem alike. In Upper School, the classes are divided into two levels, which work at different speeds. The seventh and eighth grades are combined into a course including Mythological and Biblical background. The ninth grade studies literary types and has recently started using programmed linguistic grammar. The tenth grade studies American literature with Mr. Krenz. The eleventh grade, taught by Mr. Lichthardt, covers English Literature. The Seniors, under Mr. Stockwell, prepare for the college board exams and study literature types in depth. Faculty exchanges have added depth to the English students’ education. Mr. Fronk is in Hawaii, at the Punahua School, and Mr. Lichthardt came from Hawaii to Brcck for the year through an exchange. Mr. Lichthardt and Mr. Stockwell exchanged classes for the winter term. These exchanges have created a more stimulating and varied experience for their classes. What shall I say Humahumanukanukapuaia. As it were .. 18