SoSeE Sik eh "Quiet, Recording” is the sign view when these students set work. Here, Lajuan Bybee, et sags ig SHR ERE ES TIO nT aS ie te $6.9, ths oo be ete ret Ts in to Wayne ‘Kay Burton, Nolan Jones, Jerry Mathews, Barbara Heath, and Natalie Wickes prepare a radio program and tape it on the tape re- An intimate look into the many processes of a radio station was taken by those enrolled in the Radio Production class. These students wrote scripts, collected news items, and actually directed and produced two radio programs each week. “Warrior Way the Better Way” over KLO each Tuesday, and “Under the W” over KVOG were special functions of this unit. Besides the programs, methods of making up and using sound effects were studied. The radio production department was represented at the regional journalism convention at the USAC by Colleen Haney and Nolan Jones. Each department at Weber was invited to present a program and the students of this class were always on hand for advice and helpful direction. One of the major problems encountered with this service was These students helped themselves and many others to become before a microphone and in general speaking. “mike” fright. more at ease What an interesting radio! Michael ton Haney, field Oborn, Elaine is that of Colleen Hansen, Clif- Sandra Thomas, Carolyn Gould, Kaye Ferrell, Iris Walton, Ralph Butler, and Gary Eddy study the familiar methods of making sound effects during a broadcast. 125