Kent State University - Chestnut Burr Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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of Modern Communications A boy calls a girl for a date that evening. The magic of communications — be it the day-to-day type of conversation spilled over tele- phone wires throughout the nation or the once in a lifetime television broadcast, foretelling perhaps the destiny of the entire nation. On campus, the telephones are kept humming from day to night with a host of incoming and out- going calls. And in the dormitories, the Hub and the journalism lounge television sets spell out en- tertainment and news of the moment. And who can forget the jukebox — that paragon of things musical — from rock ' n roll to sweet ' n smooth — that ' s the message communicated by the record machine. So even with entertainment comes communication. An operator intercepts and connects the line. Communication is completed — the girl answers.

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Students Enjoy the Convenience A juke box presents an escape from ordinary sights and sounds. Young people enjoy growing up with a new medium of communications.

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■if ; J., ' Speech therapy often helps in the all-important function which is vital to everyone, and that is to speak.