North Farmington High School - Aurora Yearbook (Farmington, MI)

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English Broadens Om' ln her composition class, senior Cheryl Sherfield finds plenty of excitement in the corner with her little male harem. 5, K r Y l . I 1. l,,,:: , .,.k V. f 4 if 2 , -fzgff' ,jj Q- , ff ,.'. . Left: Mr. Michael Rasmussen reminds his class to take notice of the board. Above: Mrs. Gail Lobanoff pauses a minute while her class writes down the final vocabulary definition. Students' Views on i e North Farmington's English Department is comprised of a variety of courses. Grammar and literature are incorperated in each of the courses to give the student a complete background in these areas. Basically, there are three major English courses which the average student takes. This program begins with English ll, in which the student gets a sampling of world literature. English lll deals almost exclusively with American writers. ln English lV both ancient and recent English writers are studied. North Farmington has an honors English program which consists of Advanced English lll and English V. Advanced English ll is an exceller- ated extension of English lll. The students delve more deeply into the writings of the American authors. They also attempt various types of writing. English V is a college level course in which the students analyze literature and write selections of their own. During the second semester they spend a great deal of time compiling Focus,which is a literary magazine consisting of original poems, short stories, and essays. 141

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