Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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English Department A student has an English class every day, every year, during his stay at Elder. Whatis to keep him from get- i ting bored with this subject? The an- i swer is the diversity of the English cur- ricuium. From the freshman to senior years. the multiple goal of the English De- partment is to teach literature and its many facets while instilling a sense of creativity and technique in practical Mr. Federle: PPPIinpp! . and that's the truth. writing as well as the necessary struc- tural formation of effective grammari It is believed that a firm under- standing of some of these basics is in- valuable throughout a personis life, regardless of the specified field he may later pursue. The English faculty provides a more than adequate taste of everything. from Beowulf to Brad- bury; Gulliver to The Godfather. Mr. Meyer: Get that board out of your ear. Baker. Mr, Monteiisciani: I sure wish my desk would get here. Mr. Richter does his walrus imitation I7

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Mr. Hummel: HThat's the last time you call me a greaser, Boerschig. Mr. Davoran: Yes it's a good joke now give me back my car keys All right, Mr. Menkhaus, bu1 next time ask permission to use the typewriter. . l6

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Mr. Laake: Oh you thilly. '1 mMI-ka M - Junior English teacher Mr. Buchanan. ! l Mr. Kenny: No. I'm not in the F.B.I.