Marshall High School - Marshaline Yearbook (Marshall, MO)

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Rod Cameron Harry Carrell Faye Edde Jackie Guthrey Nola Kramer Virginia Kugel g A Virginia LaRue Authorene Phillips Mary Lou Porter High enrollment in Senior Composition English Department offers new class One of the largest departments in the school, Language Arts continued its progressive ways during the school year. The film unit remained one of the most popular aspects of the program but there was in- creased emphasis on Senior Com- position with four sections offered plus the usual work in Literature. The basic objectives of the English Department' remained increased understanding of literature, increased ability in composition, library skills, ex- pression through media, and some emphasis on communication skills. Students enjoyed the freedom to discuss a variety of issues and were provided an opportunity to criticize books, movies and television series in some of the classes. A new course in Radio and TV was offered for the first time with over twenty students signed up. Harry Carrell was the instructor. Creative Writing instructor Rodney Cameron continued to require all students tp prepare and submit something CUsua11y poetryl for publication. It's a good process to be familiar with, particularly when students are out of school and decide they might want to try writing on a regular basis, Cameron said. Cameron also had his Basic English Class exchange letters with students from Sweet Springs. It was a first at MHS and a blast ac- cording to some of the students. A .-N my -S., fr' at Q, j i ff 'Na

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