Erasmus Hall High School - Arch Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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y man rea s a passage from Robert Kramer half-heartedly volunteers to play Hamlet. Chekhov to Miss Ellen Batchelor s creative writmg class V The schizophrenic quality of our language was, perhaps the greatest cause for concern to the English Department. With the patient efforts of its teachers, however, the conflict between the different Englishes that were spoken, written, and written for English teachers was successfully mediated, resulting in a perfect combination of clarity and good gram- mar. The armistice was signed in the many English classes of our school. Grade theme centers helped to unify the oral and Written work and literaturefor eachlyear, giving extensive coverage and depth to the honor, regular, and modified curriculum classes. Students who needed special assistance found their needs fulfilled in remedial courses in reading and speech. For those who wished to develop particular talents, special courses in specific fields were given. Potential actors and soap-opera stars took dramatics, taught by Marion Thrall and by Robert Stewart, or radio dramatics, instructed by Evelyn Hill. Those whose interest lay in debating joined. , rx ' ss