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.? . . ' G in f E SHAKESPEARE PLAYS AN important role in all English courses. Willie Maldonaldo enjoys reading Hamlet. gEng1ish Dept. stresses communication English is considered the most im- portant subject for high school stu- dents because of the rising need of communication, both oral and Writ- ten, in our fast growing society. Therefore, English is the only subject students are required to take all four years. The flexibility of the English program provides a level for all stu- dents according to their individual needs. . For the student graduating under the basic plan, the English Depart- ment offers a moderate, practical program. Under this plan, emphasis is placed on business and commercial writing rather than formal composi- tion. Students in grades freshman through junior for whom English is a second language are provided with a program designed to help them be- come more proficient in English using their native language as a foundation. The program is aimed at broadening reading and speech and pronunciation and enunciation. Students planning to go to college are given a course especially designed to prepare them for the challenges ahead. Under the college-bound pro- gram, stress is placed on literature, composition, and vocabulary. The advanced placement program is similar to the college bound pro- gram in the type of material that is covered. There is no grade average a student must attain to receive advanc- ed placement, but because of the quick pace set in the class, the student must be Willing to put forth extra time and effort. gms-W-s,. .. g SHAKESPEARE CAME TO life in many classes. Gumaro Salazar and Janie Gracia portray parts of Macbeth.
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L , 0- 'MPH t 'A-Q11-I , if BILL DAVIS AND Tanya Lemon act out parts of the play they are studying. RANCES WADDELL listens intently to a question asked by a student. 27
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