Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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i.LTit Mini-courses opened world's variety for student education AftOVt Carol Rhoda pwhn |u« ttratafv to um to dt hw opeontnt Mi 9« chow clan taught by Mudantt RIGHT In Vr Ev aod't sculpture «nd erehs lra. Sanor In Idtodn comulwt tha tMt ha hat baan Mart ing on. U-Stodtru Mi » N. M, • •! M »• xasxrc i Sf .i : % c. u ai ir.tt Jr J» it At the semester break Plymouth de mated from the usual after-exam doidrum for four days to conduct an educational and interesting experiment upon the stu- dent body and faculty. This experiment came in the form minicourses' , an in- novation at Plymouth made posable by the student council, faculty, and teechrrs horn the faculty, community and student body. Students selected two classes per day from a field of 37 class subjects ranpmg from crime and justice to ballet to firearms to Chinese Each morning session lasted 3 hours before a lengthy noon hour, followed by the two hour afternoon session. Students attended classes of the subjects of the own choice, which helped to relieve the agony of sitting through the required courses thrust upon them during the res of the yeer The school played host to some ex- tremely int«resting people during the week. Not only community citizens took part in the learning experiences offered by the mini -courses, but also the lay in- structors mho had connection in some may in teaching the classes Appearances could be deceiving, as proved by the two man in funny pajamas, who turnad out to be in reality deadly black belts from Karate school m South Bend. The very kindly looking men in the Oime and Jus- tice class turned out to be an active FBI Agent conducting investigations on crimi- nals. At the conclusion of the week, the majority of students were reluctant to rtturn to their scheduled academic classes, but they hsd enjoyed and bene fited from the experiences of the mini- course meek as they expressed in a quaetonnsue circulated by the ttuder council.

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