Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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Dr. Mauch teaches freshman as well as upper division English courses. Courses offered in the humanities enable students to gain knowledge in the practical, as well as theoretical aspects of the various disciplines. However, the humanities reach not only those students actually taking courses in the division, but many students in other areas of C.C. life. Several members of the faculty and students took part in Sym- posium activities. Two language houses and the Spanish wing in Loomis were available for those women students who wished to improve their speaking ability in a modern language. Drama and musical productions presented throughout the year offered students and faculty within and outside the two departments an opportunity to participate, as well as having provided entertainment for the rest of the campus. 25 Don Oden assists professors Oppenheimer and Richardson of the German department. The Nutcracker Ballet , featuring several C.C. dancers, under the direction of Norman Cornick was presented December 1 0- j

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THE HUMANITIES TOUCH ALL AREAS OF C.C. LIFE Eat, drink, and be merry? Christmas Choir rehearses for its performance of December 5.

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Dr. Krimm talks with a group of students. Wick Havens rehearses for a pantomime demonstration directed by Mr. McMillen. 26 Chief Tyree is Associate Professor of Drama, Speech and Radio. Dr. Fox lectures to a religion class.