University of North Texas - Yucca Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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LABORATORY school children show the teacher and student teacher the bug coUectioD oa -vbich they hare -sroiked- A STUDENT teacher snperrises his class at Denton High School as [hey work with sUdes and microscopes dniing iiieix biology class period. STUDENT teaching is a time of learning how to make classwork viTid, ind this coed employs make-believe to enliven the s tudy of pioneer days.

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AS an announcer from Dallas radio station KIXL, senior Joe Hicl man plays instrumental music recordings for the discriminating radio listener. Jobs Aid Learning For many, many years — centuries, even — scholars all over the world have stressed the fact that learning is not only a mental process dependent on one ' s thoughts, but is also the accumulation of experiences which one is able to utilize in life. Today ' s modern college student more often than not practices this theory. It has been said that today as many as two-thirds of the male college graduates and one-half of the females have earned their way through school by working either part or full-time while in school or by working summers. North Texans are not exceptional. Joe Hickman, a senior from Celina, is an example of a work- ing student. Employed by KIXL in Dallas to host a program of instrumental music, he works approximately 35 hours a week while carrying a nine-hour load of classes. Hickman, a journalism major, will continue working with the radio station after obtaining his diploma. HICKMAN reduces copy received by wire to a form which can be used for broadcasts. 26 AND now Kix-sul brings you hi-fidelity and another 15-niinute segment begins.