Rend Lake College - Tarn Yearbook (Ina, IL)

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Communication Mr. William T. Brammeier emphasizes an important point. Mr. Thomas Burke converses with students as he takes roll. 24 Helps Us To Grow Dr. Barbara Luchsinger, Chairman of Communications Department. Dr. Evelyn Claxton, a new member of the facul- ty, reviews material for her next class assignment

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The Business Department offers courses covering the many aspects of the business world from short- hand and typing to economic accounting and data processing. The acquisition of additional electrical equipment trains stu- dents on machines similar to those found in most modern of- fices. Students in advanced typing concentrate on building speed and accuracy in typing as well as learning essentials of office pro- cedures. Mrs. Imogene Kolkhorst sets the timing clock as her advanced typing students prepare to be tested for their individual progress. Before breaking for lunch, Mrs. Kolkhorst demonstrates electric collator procedures. 23

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Speech, drama, reading lab also play an integral part. Speech and drama instructor, Miss Cheryl Merkins: If you don ' t know, you don ' t know. Mrs. Lois Mackey, reading lab instructor, assists Pam Roberts in increasing reading speed and comprehension. Ranging from rhetorical composition to literature, English is a must at Rend Lake College or at any college. Besides develop- ing writing techniques and an understanding of literature, Eng- lish is the center for all other departments. A Miss Georgine Monkens, reading lab instructor. Mr. John Traver, English 111-112 and 211-212 instructor. 25