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Courses in English Involve Most Redskins Freshman Stan Marhis listens to a play on a cassette tape player in the library. During study halls, students may check out the various tapes that the library has to offer. The English Department is the largest depart- ment at Manual having the most teachers and stu- dents because everyone must take three years of English and many take lour and even more. While studying logic and reasoning this year, English classes at several levels had debates using controversial topics which interested the students, such as sex education and movie ratings. Along with the many English classes in which grammar, writing, and literature are taught, there are speech and etymology classes which teach public speaking and word uses and derivatives. The English Department also includes two ex- clusive classes Histlish and Humanities. Hist- lish -- a combination of United States History and English - - is a class for selected juniors taught by Mrs. Marilyn Dever. Humanities, a mostly senior class taught by Mr. Fred Bennett, covers all as- pects of civilizations in different ages. Students study the literature, drama, music, and culture of peoples from ancient Greece to modern times. In November, the Humanities class travelled to Chicago and visited the Art Museum, the Museum of Science and Industry, and the Bahai Temple. They also toured Oldtown and Chinatown. In Janu- ary, the class went to the Christian Theological Seminary to see an onstage production of the musical Stop the World, I Want to Get Off! Seniors Beverly Pillow, Wanda Wade, Gloria Vandagrifft, Jeff Gordon, and Debbie Patton debate about the mo- vie rating system in Mr. Dennis Jackson ' s English 7g class. The class ' s debates were part of their study of logic and reasoning. 22
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These sophomores are hard at work in the library looking up source materials for research papers. At several levels of Eng- lish such papers of varying lengths are required. Peggy Cope, Sandy Gindling, Patty Estes, and Carol Kasper, juniors, formed a panel to discuss the short story, The Minis- ter ' s Black Veil, in Mr. Philip Ross ' s English class. Freshmen Orientation students make good use of the reading lab equipment. Pacers help a person to speed up his reading rate. Each orientation class spends nine weeks of the semester in the lab. 23
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