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funioris Pursuit of Knowledge ml- 3 ?!l Above: Deliberate contortion and exaggerated flourishes are characteristic of the mimic. DRAMATICS students are put through their paces regularly as Mr. Mallary exhorts his charges to understandable communication through action. Right: ADVANCED READING is a course designed to improve the speed and comprehension of the students. Mr. Day flashes printed material on the screen to aid students in increasing the spccd at which they read. Below: Miss Manchester monitors the reading of her slu- clents in ENGLISH LITICRATURE. This method of in- struction affords more comprehension and enjoyment of the literature program. 4.-M The curriculum intended for juniors at ,l.T. is carefully designed to produce effective training for living. Always included in the training is laboratory work designed to he as close as possible to actual experience in the field of the student's desired area of study. Every person. whether or not he is a practitioner of some one of the mass com- munication skills. is a con- sumer of the product of those f X X Z X2
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funiar Class O ficers Tom Rickhoff Ginny Harrison Sue Kurtyak ,,,,7 , Bonnie Nieland Steve Azuma ,, Jack Raino 'fi' Presizlent Social Clzairnzmz Secretary Tl'0l1Slll'CI' 7 Vice-Presizlent Social Cllrlirmnn
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May Begin With Communications skills. YVC all read news- UW i papers. listen to radio and wateh television, go to movies and plays: we listen, we read, W6 L'0Il1ltlI.lllll'HtC. TltC VGTIOUS ' A f departments try to prepare 4 the consumer for an effective use of the media through which information is distrih- uted in our deniocraey. so - I! that we may he intelligent lis- teners. readers, viewers, and effective individual communi- cators. First year Journalism students lose their heads ovzi the J Hz Journal 501.111 ing more controlled is Mr. Denison us he looks over some of the .ueeompllsli ments of his students. l tm.. ,, ' N rt.. N, t , Above: Couch Parker is cooperative in giving first hand sports information to reporter Neal McDonald. Right: Learning how to interview people is one uf the objectives of the first your .lournulisin students. .lunet Reeves and Nickic Carlson get inforniution for their column, Blue and Cold Bulletin, in the Spec- mzor, from Mr. Haines, Dean of Boys.
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