Temple College - Templar Yearbook (Temple, TX)

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Larry Bell, top right, receives a tuberculin skin test administered by Mrs. Hazel Bond, an RN from the Bell County Health Department. He was one of the 450 students to receive the test. Psychology class students, above, observe a mixed- media presentation, a light show with music on the subject of paranoia.

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from january 1957. . Administration building Air conditioning for the Administration Building will soon become a reality with the passing of the bond election. The addition of this convenience makes the oldest building on campus completely up-to-date with modern facilities. Along with the classrooms and an adjoining gymnasium, the build- ing contains the business and registrar's offices. Linda Biery, right, gives a report to her government class. Don Minor, center, psychology instructor, explains to Ruth Hoesel and his applied psychology class the principle of a Ouija board with the use of a ring and a lock of hair. 1 LL ' ' 7- 'mall n,

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to September 1961 . . Berry hall With the construction of the new Fine Arts Center, Berry Hall will no longer be used as the Fine Arts Building, this year is its last. But it will never be useless. lt is being air-conditioned and will be con- verted into an academic classroom structure. Frankie jenkins, right, converses with Margaret Green, in the corridor of Berry Hall. Emilie Cavanaugh, top right, inspects a tear in the old choir robes. Richard Allie and his brother Louis, center right, give a demonstration speech using a bassvfiddle as an illustration. A group of teachers, below right, converse on the sidewalk leading to Berry Hall. . .ff ,gn 1 1 was 559 - ff?-V f ,LT 4. A- M - .. l :ff-' 'sfo-1-.revs-Q.-1 gr-1 .,.. f'l7T.MaWE'J 'i.illllvi 975904-,i5F?li'1,.iI? win-J ll, T H . - - ' 'il ' .- -1--li fam? fm? -la'1l,..r'-6-,,,wEPm'1w