College of the Sequoias - Koh Kyo Yearbook (Visalia, CA)

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S h... MR. IOST MR. FOTIAS anguage As greater emphasis is being placed on knowledge of foreign language in the bus- iness field, as Well as in World affairs, Col- lege of the Sequoias has complied with this demand by offering French, German, and Spanish in beginning, intermediate, and ad- vanced phases. Stress has been placed on learning to speak the language through such devices as recordings and movies. xgwf -Ji

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4 1 ' ' ua Fx F1411 , , 4 .. - ,..,-in-1 . I ,nil v Y, ',,:nmHlg .- if I , l vq-gg' L 11965 an ourna idm MR. OTTO Iournalists take down the deathless Words of Senator Mc- Clusl-:ey amid coffee cups and cafeteria clatter, as news writing training. The effective use of the English language, whether in an English 51 student's painfully composed class assignments or in a great classic of English literature, is a skill the Eng- lish department at COS strives con- tinually to impart to all students. Iournalism students practiced this skill through work on the Campus, COS newspaper. Literature classes studied the works of the great Writ- ers frorn Chaucer to Thomas Hardy. MISS HATCHER MR. FOREMAN DR. MURRAY Even football players acquire a nodding ac quaintance with the parts of speech here at COS.

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Q igglmvlf L . 'gg-o-U11 qgrbfl ' ,. hlll-I 'Y bill- - Q tfuradlr ur' ii n The COS music department, under the direction of Mr. Irving Fritz, has had an eventful year. Besides partici- pating in the Messiah with the Visalia Community Chorus at Christmas, the choir gave its traditional Christmas concert in the gym and presented var- ious programs teaturing the Robert Shaw Choral Series. The sextet, the Collegiatones, presented many suc- cessful programs. The high point of the year, of course, was the annual operetta. ufiic