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Teachers enjoy a class discussion in which a variety of responses are shown. IN LINE WITH THE STEPPED UP INTEREST in education in depth, North Central provides a ivide variety of subjects, either to prepare pupils for college or to help them career-wise. As technological advances are made, requiring a different approach to teaching, or making the addition of new courses necessary, faculty members enroll in school to keep abreast of the rapidly changing concepts in the tvorld of today.
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New activities spark enthusiasm in English Department classes Several new and exciting activities stimulated the English Department this year, providing more varied experiences to take care of the needs of a greatly in- creased school population. One new course, Structural Linguistics, was planned to complement the traditional aspect of teaching, while at the same time being used to motivate pupils ' interest in the English Language. The use of paperback classics continued to be a convenient means of enriching literary backgrounds. These inexpensive volumes also helped relieve the strain on pocketbooks. In the dramatics section of the English Department, pupils working with stage produc- tions gained valuable experience while having fun participating in them. Teahouse of the August Moon was presented on a stage transformed into an oriental village. A Greek tragedy and a Shakespearean drama, As You Like It, were other projects undertaken by drama students. Extra-curricular activities relating to English studies included weekend conventions and summer high school institutes at various universities. Electives, which included, speech, forensics, extem- peraneous speaking, and debate, rounded out the program. An expanded faculty of 32 members worked together to build a strong English Department this year. Sally Houck checks out Jenny Norris ' book from the library where 10,000 volumes, 100 magazines, and numerous pam- phlets are available to her for research. 30
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