Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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F -r .I-,fr Q RoberTa Forsberg Ann UpTon STUNNED! This was The word Dr. UpTon used To describe The Freshmen Talcing Basic CommunicaTions. STunned was also whaT The Freshmen admiTTed Themselves To be aTTer They discovered ThaT The imporTance oT I-IamIeT's To be or noT To be soliloquy lay in The TacT ThaT IT preceded wheTher. The sTudenTs Tound Trom Dr. UpTon's TeeT ThaT Moby Dick swam on a hand-lcniTTed sea oT black wool, noT a TurbulenT gray-blue sea. In groups oT Three and groups oT seven, ' sTudenTs Tound Themselves involved, and so They cIassiTied on and on. MeTaphoricaIIy spealcing, however, iT was sTricTly a case oT aye, There's The rub, because The willing buT someTimes unable sTudenTs iusT weren'T relevanTly relaTed. BASIC COMMUNICATIONS COACHES. Row I: Jerry McKinnon. MargareT WesTTalI. Row 2: PaT RoberTs, Barbara Freeman, Donna Lou Nelson, Jane Beal, Mrs. UpTon, EvereTT Bell. T..-.E--.I ' E ss i L ss ss- SS :H EH H555 ilu W SS-Em ss is - na u War-Is aaa at B X af- was T sans

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1 Eh U 1-gag: 'Q' I J -jg 2' , 36 I' . I L.. ,Q 'f2E?1Ef? ,1 'f ' ffl , 1 : P-- I - I I - ,'. ,rim sgge- V, - 'H , I, - T, 'E ' - I ,L G IE ' 5' . 1' - - - 5 , ' ETL 4 1: . -Q 2 ' gf: , 1 ,L -I ' Li. W ! Ain! ' .' ' 1' - Y' . E 3 '- I c - ' 4 f I rl 1, an I f , . . .1 , f Lesrer Harris K - E. Ray Nichols George Sloughion ' SPEECH AND DRAMA CLINIC! The service of The speech and hearing clinic was a special assei Io Ihe college wilh Hs Iunclions of Iraining, and guidance for all il could reach. In The drama field sludenlrs worked on play casls and designed minialure play sels in class. Speech classes received specific Iraining in correci speaking procedures. Debaiers were among Ihe hard workers of 'rhis deparlmenl showing good resulis al Iheir Iournamenls. DEBATERS. Row I: Dr. Nichols. Arlrhur Seidelman, Barbara Opdale. Margarei Weslfall, Kaihy McKinney, Paul Fluclce Dean Gosch, Horace Ngan.