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Page 83 text:
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Mustang Debate Fronf Row: Tom Boqgs. Chuck Bloch. Paul Winters, debate coach; Leo Sardella. Charles Ludwig, Marilyn Ea Row 2: Max Cargay. Duane Mayfield. Mervyn Hoffnnan. Max Huber, rley, Iris Dave Carter, Teselle. S£) In March the above five iourneyed to McMinnville, Oregon, where they competed In the Linfleld Inter- collegiate Tournament of Champions and defeated thirty-one colleges and universities from eight west- ern states to win the sweepstakes award. They are;, - ' front row, Marilyn Earley, and Iris Carter. Row Chuck Bloch, Max Huber, and Dave TeSelle, iJ . ; ' Colt Debate Fronf Row: Tom Smith. Sonda Smith, Don Coopor. Row 2: Darryl Wong. 6 Thompson, John Fanucchi, debate coach. Row 2. Harry Sharp. Tom Smith. J[ f tvt y
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Communications Charles Guss has directed the Communications division since 1949. English, speech, and jour- nalism courses In wide variety rounded out the curriculum In this important area. Western literature and creative writing courses proved very popular with many students. Some journalism courses trained students to work on the school paper and yearbook, while other classes actually produced these publications. SC English classes ..tressed basic skills I with special I twelfth grade courses ' designed for college-bound students. Speech was one of the most useful subjects offered at both hlgn school and junior college levels. In these da J..- .. were e- overcome mi- r n.-irurnl staqofriqht and d - ICO .ip. P »qe 78
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Ed Lewis Advittr The staff of the paper drew up a creed which states: the main purposes of the Collegian ore (I) to present news of Interest and importance to its readers, adequately and accurately, and (2) to operate as a laboratory for learning the newspaper profession. The All-American rating earned last year in national judging was evidence that the creed was being fulfilled. The Fall editor, Bill Coolc, was praised In an article as being the best editor the paper ever had. Bill gradu- ated mid-term and the paper was turned over to new heads who continued to publish more papers than ever before In the school ' s history. Coll e g I a n Front Row: Jorry French J»cli Har ' oy. Row 2: Wob«r Ctnapa C-. N Ffa,.. . ,. Photographers Business Staff I m Sifting: Diana Campboll. Bsvarly Lowton, managor. Standing: Cliff Raynoldt. Robarta Lea. Caria Jonat. It taties a lot TO ■ ' i.iic ,1 [virc. Page 80
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