English Journal, Vol. 57, No. 5, May 1968

Table of Contents

• Bach, Rembrandt, Milton, and Those Other Cats

  Jerry L. Walker

• Tape Recorders and Writing: Innovation in Indianapolis

  Stuart L. Sheeley

• Small Groups and Short Films

  Michael L. Glennon

• Clerihew Plus Two (Verse)

  Robert Gordon

• Using Films in Teaching English Composition

  Adele H. Stern

• On Using Computers in English

  Joseph Auciello

• The Research Paper and the Tape Recorder

  Marie E. O'Connor

• Understanding Zap

  Joseph A. Zarro

• Changing an English Program

  Kilburn Culley, Jr.

• The "Link" Is the Thing

  Louise F. Dellone

• Parable of the Paperbacks

  Mary Blomberg

• Cartoons in the Classroom

  Lurene Brown and Helen B. Wachs

• A Course in Twentieth Century American Literature

  William C. Boring and Charlotte Reppert

• "I Really Liked It": Short Stories and Taste

  Stephen Dunning

• Citykid (Verse)

  R. Baird Shuman

• Poetry for Young People

  Dolores Kendrick

• To Be Read

  Ken Macrorie

• "Silent Snow, Secret Snow": The Short Story as Poem

  Ballew Graham

• Simultaneousness

  James Steel Smith

• "Spotted Horses" and the Theme of Social Evil

  James L. Sanderson

• Linguistics in Junior High School: Triumphs and Difficulties

  Sister Philomene Schiller

• The Subtle Metaphor

  Mary Elbin Fuller

• My Student Writes Poems (Verse)

  Gene Schoenberg

• Summary of Investigations Relating to the English Language Arts in Secondary Education: 1967

  Gene Schoenberg

• For a Young Writer (Verse)

  Philip Dacey

• NCTE Counciletter: Professional Concerns and Recommendations

  Muriel Crosby

• This World of English

  Anthony Tovatt and Ted De Vries

• Curriculum: New Perspectives

  Robert Shafer and Kenneth Donelson

• U. S. Office of Education: Report on Cooperative Research Projects

  Doris Gundersoiz

• Professional Publications

  Margaret Early

• Book Marks: Potpourri

  Geraldine E. LaRocque

• Teaching Materials

  John R. Searles and Nathan S. Blount

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