Jarvis Christian College - Bulldog Yearbook (Hawkins, TX)

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Tele Zecfwe TeleLecture is a learning situation which utilizes the telephone, amplifier, and loud speakers. Students in one classroom may talk to their counterparts at virtually any other college or university anywhere. Or an official in Washington, D. C. may 'lecture students in East Texas with- out leaving the nation 's capital. We can speak with anyone in the world . . . in theory, with anyone on the moon, said Dean of Instruction Dr. E. Q C. Powell. THE COLLEGE UTILIZES THE LATEST IN EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY 1. 2 x E E . 'W,.: A , 5 2 5 -4 Patricia Callier gives TeleLecture its trial run at Jarvis. There was no boredom.

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Afegffo Zl'ftQf'9fU!'-Q The academically spectacular course Topical Seminar in Negro Literature recognized the Negro writer-artist and placed him and ' -Zi his work in perspective. Weekly sessions alternated between Fort Worth 's Texas Christian University and Hawkins' Jarvis. Students and teachers Uohn Paul Jones of Jarvis and Dr. Neil Daniel of TCUJ traveled together. The one advantage of this course, comments J. P. Jones, is that in taking a new look - or a first look - at the production of Negro writers, the student will have the opportunity of getting ag: tached outside viewpoint and an informed inside viewpoint. 3'-s X V JOHN PAUL JONES DR, NEIL DANIEL Jarvis TCU A revealing course revelant to today Taught by Dr B B ,, it, 63 Negro Hfgfofy f' fBudjWel1mon and Dr E C , Powell it K g , f Q , ,- 5' rn ' v' . ...g L , fwwmyrwawmwii MO, N, ,, , ., -,., f 'sag lMri9fv?. Probing to understand this complex world, Contemporary World Affairs students guided by Professor W. H. Smith, researched specific topics, put their findings into Wgffd Afyigfffg perspective, evaluated. And asked WHY? Con temporary