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Opefaffbn GRAM Operation CRAM, in the words of its director, Mrs. Vera H. Askew, offers prospective Jarvis freshmen qPre-freshmenj the most effective transition from high school to college. Goals of this academic-cultural-social college orientation program are to tap creativity of the youths, to increase their awareness of life and learning, and to help them accept responsibility, S CEAXVMQQ - 118 pre-freshmen participated in the summer 1968 Oper- M ation CRAM. Dr. Dean Corrigan, speak- ing on The Knowledge Explosion: Effects on Teaching and Learning, said: Computers will teach students how to read, but somehow teach- ers must give students w-isdom to decide what to read, at Faculty Work- shop, Jan. 29-31, 1969. Dr. Corrigan is an educa- tion specialist in the U,S, Department of Health- Education-Welfare, Dr. Fred Tarpley, East Texas State University lin- quist, discusses East Texas grammar patterns and idioms with members of the Jarvis English faculty. CRAM LEADERS: Upperclassmen versed in CRAM's role get briefings. is las. 1 an 1 ,V f 'T ,,,, 9 az rlw sva MRS. ZOLA MRS, VERA H, WALKER ASKEW Activities CRAM Director Coordinator Vallery Mattire, Joy Williams, and Theda Batiste are pre-freshmen CRAM- ites from Baton Rouge, Louisiana in Operation CRAM 1969.
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772.9 JQWVIQQ C'f2f'11Qf1Qf7 Coffege ,456 RECITALg Jimmy R, Shelton gave his Under- raduate Recital on the Baritone Horn May 11, S 1969. T. J. Hill, accompanist. Jimmy R. Shelton was a student of Melvin E. Davis, Jarvis Band Director. 24 MELVIN E. DAVIS Director Qgmpfvonfzf Hana' -fs
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