Rend Lake College - Tarn Yearbook (Ina, IL)

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Those students adventurous enough, can discover a wealth of knowledge from speech, journalism, and composition by participating in the teach- ings offered. Increasing and improving methods of effective speaking, reading, and writing are the primary goals of the department. Through the teachings of Greek and other writings, literature enhances the under- standing of the connection between the past and present society. All forms of communication develop our cultural capacity. MRS. LOIS MACKEY, Reading Lab Instructor, assists students to improve their reading ability. MR. JACK TRAVER uses ex- MRS. GEORGINE MONKEN sents information of interest pression in his teaching. prepares students for a term in the classroom situation. paper.

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DR. BARBARA LUCHSINGER, Chairman of Communications Depart- ment, receives a theme from a student in English III. DR. JANET McREYNOLDS expresses her amusement as she engages in classroom discussion with students. MRS. CHERYL FOLEY, Speech and Drama Instructor, lectures while Kurt Strothmann listens attentively. Communications Promote Understanding MR. WILLIAM T. BRAMMEIR checks a text for a student ' s progress. MR. THOMAS BURKE demon- strates his ideas to the class. 26

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Beauty Culture - Continuous And Demanding Students participating in the Beauty Culture program, located in Ben- ton, are prepared to meet the re- quirements for their licensing by the Illinois Department of Regis- tration and Education. Cosmoto- logy is an important profession adding to the economy of the community. JUDITH REA , Communications Instructor, works with BRENDA HART- LEY and VIRGINIA ROBINSON, Beauty Culture Instructors at the school. Sandra Darnell, supervised by MRS. BETTY WEBB, director of the pro- gram, adds finishing touches to a pleased customer ' s coiffure. The 1971 graduating class of the School of Beauty Culture.