Augustana College - Rockety I Yearbook (Rock Island, IL)

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Jam; Thurman, Secretary to the Campxwller; Nancy Miner, Secmmry 10 1123 President of Me Cullen; Limim Kobllme, Amman: :0 Me Bookkeeper; Miidrm' Carbon, Baokkeepen Mfr. Helen Minnow 3.21., Auirtun: 1'1: Cirmla- tion; Mn. Romain! Jenon, Liubrarj' secretary; Mn. Vimeu: Lmzdeen B.S.L.S., Auinamt Cam- iag Liberian; Mm Emily BrargeJJ A.B., M.L.S., Reference Librarian. Seated: Arpnz Riven, Sanctum; to Director of P z; blic Relatiam. Standing: Elnije Baden- :cbatz, Alumni OjiEce Sezremry; Marie Bow- mmi, Director of Mailiwg Sewiae. From raw: Evelyn Johnson All, Secretary to NM Dean of 11:9 College; Nanfj' Slant? AB, Ad- miuiam Secretary; 31mm Harding, Field Seru- im Secremry. Second raw: Helm PQMUOH, Secretary 10 Hie Exrnvinmy- Jaanetra Scbyroor, Suremry for Record:,- Dm-afby Liijegreu, Ax- Jixmw lo the Director of Record: and Regis- h-alion; Lee Greer, Secretary to rim Dam of Man.

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HENRIETTE CHRISTIANE KOREN NAESETH, PhD. Profeuor of Englixb Langrtage and Literature Chairman of tin: Hllmmiitie: Diw'Jian A PROFESSORS' SEMINAR i: actrmlly exfm-trrr- ricm'ar relaxation for flame of rim member: 0f the English Department facrrlfy. T193 Humam'tz'e: Curriculum Ojfwv Literature, Mun'c, Speech, and Art - The Core osz'Ecml Art; Educdtzbn THE HUMANITIES DIVISION, including the departments of English, speech, art, language, music, religion, and phiIoso- phy is the cornerstone of the liberal arts tradition at Au- gustana. The facuIty strives to acquaint the student with the knowledge, perspective, and principles which have for centuries been the attributes of the wellitounded person- ality. Because of the liberal arts emphasis of the college, every student is tequirecl to take courses in each of the depattv ments of this division, which offers a divisional major with concentration in the different departmental areas. The total application of these courses is directed toward creating adults capable of adapting these first principles to their lives for deeper and more appreciative experiences. Each department, with facilities in most of the buildings on campus, is remarkabIe for outstanding achievements in its field as a worthy tribute to the school. The creative attivities of the English department, the increasing im- portance of the language training, the accomplishments of the speech and drama. department, the outstanding musical groups and creative activities of the music and art depart- ments, and the challenging and enriching direction of the teligion and philosophy departments are all obvious con- tributions to the Augustana ideal of the enlightened young adult in the encompassing Christian tradition of the col, lege.