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,- MICHAEL BENNETT lBel: 4 English KATHRYN BOHSTEDT lBel: 2 English, 3 English H PAUL BRACKE lBol: 1 English, 3 English. Freshman Basketball Coach. HOWARD CLAUSER lBal: 1 English. CURTIS CROTTY lBoJ: 4 English, 4 English AP HELEN DIETHRICH lBol: 2 English, 2 English H. DAVID FOOTE lBel: 1 English, 1 English Accelerated, 2 English H, Writer's Showcase DOROTHY GRIFFIN lMil: 1 English, 1 English Accelerated, 4 English MARCIA HARDING lBal: 3 English, 3 English H THOMAS HOFFMAN lMil: 3 English H. 4 English DEBORAH HORWITZ lBel: 2 English, 2 English H JOANNE ICHKOFF lBel: 1 English, 1 English Accelerated.. JILL JAHANT lBol: 1 English, 1 English Accelerated, 3 English H RONALD KANDELMAN lMil: Reading ANN KOEPKE lBal: Reading.. Top Lell Sophie Kogan pauses to ponder during her English AP Exam. Above: Mr. Robert Roth explains to his class how to write a theme while Carla Barrow and Therese Pinter take notes.
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Curriculum changes anticipated The major project of the English department this year involved preparation for an anticipated curriculum restructuring. The restructuring started with a summer curriculum project. Depart- ment Supervisor Clarence Hach and the four' school chairmen were struck by the phrase Teaching is a political activity which was used in a taped conference of English teachers which they used as a reference. The phrase triggered the idea of sending questionnaires to graduated four-year English students, their parents, and faculty in order to evaluate all aspects of the curriculum. Teachers are not laws unto themselves under a guise of academic freedom, explained Mr. Hach. This is a day and age of accountability. The entire English department faculty is now involved in analyzing the data and offering suggestions. Until the project is over, only minor changes are being made, according to Mr. Hach. Top: Francie Slavin grins as she puts the finishing touches on her paper. Right: Marie Roche thinks of a conclusion for her English paper
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MARY KURZ lBol: 3 English, 3 Engllsh H SYDNEY LIEBERMAN QMD: 3 English, 3 English H. RON MARKWELL lMij: 3 English, 4 English, Key Advisor BRUCE MITCHELL lBoi: 1 English Accelerated, 3 English. MARILYN MORGAN lBel: 3 English, 4 English JOHN REQUE lBal: 3 English Jour- nalism H, 4 English AP, Evanstonian Advisor. MARY RICHEIMER lMil: Department Chairman, 2 English, 2 English H ROBERT ROTH lMij: 1 English, 2 -English Honors, Assistant Key Advisor. Q Top: Jenny Plgman listens to a debate about the theme in Dracula. Above: Mr Ron Markwell analyzes the book of Job in the Old Testament
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