York College of Pennsylvania - Horizon Tower Yearbook (York, PA)

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If an observer turns right in the Classroom Building and glances in the first open doorway, there he will see eight students with earphones, listening attentively to recordings or tapes. Some student expressions are full of amusement; other are dead serious; and still others are quizzical. For the first time this past autumn, under the enthusiastic guidance of Professor de Van Guardia, language students can use the language laboratory to improve their linguistic abilities. French, German, and Spanish tapes are available. After having heard a lecture in class or a point of grammar explained, the language lab. gives a fine opportunity to re-listen. It ' s drill-drill-drill — but it ' s fun, too. On the hour, the door is open. Come in! Students from Abroad: Nafez Abdullah, Jerusalem, Jordan. Hessam Golzari, Iran. Patrick Lapioli, Argen- tina. Kokietr Lamsam, Thailand. Language students spend an hour a week in the laboratory. Rehmeyer, Hodgson, Oms, Steigelman, Dent, Helfrich, Cressman, and Reusing.

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languages Miss McNitt is Acting Head of Liberal Arts department, while G. O. Gunter is completing graduate study. An example of student art from Mrs. Chislcr ' s class pleases students who come to Room 3. 26

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Miss Trevethan supervises practice in English Funda- mentals. Qnqhk 9 egt Sco ies ete tmme Communication Students read the morning paper. Townspeople participate in a panel discussion on Con- formity: Joe Kendig III; W. Sternberg; Chairman, Mrs. Wil- liam McClelland; Attorney Petow; George Acker Si jJI Pfl Hj 4d H 1 - H H 28