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The building of a usable skill in typewriting is the primary aim of this course. Skill is not merely the ability to type so many words a minute, but the ability to type material at an ap- propriate rate and with acceptable ac- curacy. The student is thus challenged to learn as a whole being and not as a one-sided specialist. Speech Students lie-ten to interpretive reading. Students toil over a tive-mln ute speed drill. Joel W. Cooper B.S. Typing Typing To be able to speak before an aud- ience with poise and self-confidence is an immeasurable asset. A speech course helps every student to reach QQ this goal. Parliamentary procedure, drama. acting, and directing are also included in the study of the speech student. Emmy Lou Patten B.A., M.A. Speech 26
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KSNQEQQQ' ,lou rnalism Journalism teaches basic journalistic principles. Work on the school newspaper allows the student to apply this knowledge. A course in journalism helps the student to express himself clearly and forcefully and also to encourage interest in contem- porary happenings in the nation and world. As soon as one paper is put to bed, another must begin. Mays B. Hunter B.S., M.A. Denson Deavers B.S.., M.Ed. Future architects and engineers at work. Mechanical Drawing First and second year mechanical draw- ing students produce detailed plates and scale drawings of machines and parts of machines. Third year students are con- cerned chiefly with architectural drawings and designs.
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l i' ' Leland Byler, B.A., M.M. Cho ral Music The lVll11'1'Z-Ill Band is a talented group of students for whom we have great admiration. Preform- ing for football half-time activ- For those who enjoy singing. Murrah offers a wonderful cho- ral music department. Under the direction of Leland Byler, stu- dents learn to improve their sight reading abilities, musical expres- sion, and voice quality. In the advanced groups, the singers gain experience and rec- ognition through public appear- ances. Band ities, parades and concerts with great enthusiasm and skill, they improve our school spirit and the attitude of others toward Murrah. Roger Dollarhirle Q'-'ev' 27 The Band during a practice ses i n
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