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English... Mr. Emil J. Sanzari Dramatic Production Workshop Modern Drama Department Chairman Mrs. Joanne A. Barsalona English III Spaced Out: Travels with the Universe Makers Midnight Lit Future Teachers Senior course selection in our English department, as in our History department, became much more versatile and innovative this year with the institution of the elective program, “Tapes- tries.” Each course within the program lasts for one-half of the school year, so that a senior taking the electives may choose two out of the thirteen courses offered. They are as follows: Creative Writing; Dramatic Production Workshop; Film Study; Jour¬ nalism; Language, Thought, and Behavior; Literary Themes: Man’s Search for Identity; Midnight Lit: Journeys into Terror; Modern Drama; Set Construction and Stage Lighting; Spaced Out: Travels with the LJniverse Makers; Stage Design; Twentieth Century Poets; and. Write On: A Composition Course. Full-year regular or advanced senior English is still available as an alterna¬ tive to the electives. Creating the elective program was no small task. Devising and writing tentative course proposals was the first step, and was in progress for four years. Then, in March, 1972, the department swung into action. Decisions were made — largely by student vote — as to which of the course proposals would be passed. Teachers and courses were matched up, course descriptions and summaries were submitted for final approval, teaching tech¬ niques and methods were developed, and guidance counselors and students were re-oriented, until finally, the following Septem¬ ber, English electives became a reality. Now came the real test — whether a theoretical course of study in a plan book would be effective in the classroom. As must be expected, certain problems have cropped up along the way, and the process of modifying and polishing each new course, through meetings, small conferences, and teachers’ re¬ ports, is now in effect. And that’s not all! On Thanksgiving weekend, at the National Council of Teachers of English in Minneapolis, Mrs. Stern and Mr. Sanzari conducted a workshop for English teachers across the country on building the elective program for secondary schools. Certainly, an English department’s job is never done. Al¬ ready turning for next year are the wheels of progress, when the electives will be offered to both juniors and seniors. Plans are also in the making for a unique sophomore program. Mrs. Stern, Mr. Sanzari, the members of the English de¬ partment, the administration, and the Board of Education have all worked very hard to make English more diversified and interesting for the students of P.H.S. Miss Beverly Barbour Advanced English II English II Tutorial English II National Honor Society Co-Adviser Mrs. Frances Bigart English II Literary Themes of Western Literature Creative Writing Tri-Hi-Y Miss Ruby Bishar Advanced English IV English IV 18 Mr. Robert E. Boyce Advanced English II Language, Thought, and Behavior Delphian William J. Byrne English III Set Construction Drama Workshop Ms. Leanore (Lea) Cohen English III English IV Tutorial English III
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Weaving Words • • • Miss Maryann DeLillo English II Tutorial English IV NFL — Speech Arts Group Mr. Richard Piazza English IV Creative Writing Film Study Director, Adult School Miss Carolyn Roger Speech Fundamentals Acting Dramatic Production Workshop Ms. Florence Greenstein Advanced English III Midnight Lit Mr. Paul T. Maramaldi Advanced English II English II Ms. Angela Meyer English III Midnight Lit Delphian Co-Literary Adviser Ms. E. M. Riscoe English II Spaced Out: Travels with the Universe Makers National Honor Society Co-Adviser Ms. Emilie B. Romney Advanced English III Write-On 19
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