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Table of Contents Obviously, the secret of mastering any system lies in the amount of time that one gives to drill. But drilling oneself may become monotonous unless it can be worked into a social activity, at least occasionally. Fortunately, if you have carefully read and digested and practiced all that has preceded, you are now ready to incorporate in your recreations our system of remembering names and faces. And some group memory contests can be great sport. Have you ever played Name Masquerade, for instance? It is quite simple. Each player assumes a name, and calls it off in his turn, thus: "I am Mr. Langley," or whatever name is chosen. Paper and pencils are distributed, and each player is required to write down the alias of each of the other contestants. |
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