John Marshall High School - Marhiscan Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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English NEW PHASE ELECTIVES INFILTRATE ENGLISH 'The phase electives give pupils both a freedom in scheduling and a responsibility to know their needs. ' Marshall's English Department was the first in the city to intro- duce phased electives, giving jun- iors and seniors a choice in their English courses. Various phased electives were Art of the Motion Picture, Bible as Literature, Black Literature, Folklore, Mythology. Reading Seminar, Science Fiction. Shakespeare, Short Story, and Twentieth Century Novel. Lan- guage and Communications, Edi- torial Practices, Speech and Drama were also offered. Effects of Gamma Rays on Man in the Moon Marigolds' was reviewed at Clowes Hall by Ms. Patricia Seawellls English l class. Humanities classes toured the Museum of Art and the famous architecture of Columbus, Indiana. Teachers added to the depart- ment were Ms. Colleen Stanley, Mr. Jack Weaver, Ms. Margaret Rawlings, Ms. Nancy Williams and Ms. June Grundy. -Debra J archow .- . z W- -' ' A- X ss -Q Q .N as -f .sqm s s f . Q s ' - s ' - :Ns Q . .. Q. , v . , I as Q' . s s , , , t KN .4 X as is 1. 22! english

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