English Journal, Vol. 55, No. 6, September 1966

Table of Contents

• Longfellow and the Modern Reader

  Richard Ruland

• "Shooting an Elephant"-An Essay To Teach

  Kenneth Keskinen

• The Misguided (Verse)

  Elisabeth Gleason Humez

• Reading for Pleasure in Junior High School

  Ben F. Nelms

• For Any Teacher on Any Jubilee (Verse)

  Brother Luke M. Grande, F.S.C.

• Robert Browning: The Maker-See

  William V. Nestrick

• Apple-logia (Verse)

  Sister Marian Frances, SNJM

• Consider George Meredith

  T. Y. Booth

• Shhhhhhhhhhhhh! (Verse)

  Barbara Bushong

• The Rehabilitation of Eben Flood

  John E. Parish

• "The End of the World" for a New Beginning

  Annis Cox Kocher

• A Curious Word (Verse)

  H. F. Burgess

• Teaching Meaning Through Structure in the Short Story

  Bernard E. Peltzie

• Why O'Neill?

  Sister Mary Emmanuel, R.S.M.

• Semantics and Critical Reading

  Michael C. Flanigan

• What Is Killing the Vestal Virgins?

  R. Baird Shuman

• Initiating a Dialogue Among Teachers of English

  Anthony Tovatt and Ted De Vries

• Anatomy of a Junior High School Curriculum Committee

  Katherine Andrews

• Written English Is a "Second Language"

  Robert L. Allen

• On Identifying the Parts of Speech

  Falk S. Johnson

• Word-Making in Present-Day English

  R. C. Simonini, Jr.

• Who's Afraid of Linguistics?

  William J. Reynolds

• A Method of Vocabulary Study

  Virginia Ireland

• A Matter of Judg(e)ment

  James A. Preu

• The Forty-Year Coffee Break: English and the Twenty-First Century

  Robert G. Lambert

• Teacher's Lament (Verse)

  M. Gibbons

• Using Models for Improving Composition

  James F. McCampbell

• Teaching the Slow Learner: Up the West Staircase, with Apologies to B.K.

  Grace E. Damon

• Project for Slow Learners

  Etta M. Burke

• More Sources of Free and Inexpensive Material

  John R. Searles

• Riposte

• This World of English

  Anthony Tovatt and Ted De Vries

• Lament of a Student (Verse)

  Bobbie Bowen

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