Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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.Q ' Q Paul Arnold Instructor of Speech and Drama B.F.A. and M.A., USD S Jobie K. Boggs Albert Camden Instructor of English Ass't Prof. of English B.S., South Dakota S U BA., BOSf0n U Graduate Study, SDSU M.H., DePaul U A vital part of the division is the foreign language department, headed by Dr. Erwin L. Preuss. Within the Division of Language and Literature is the department of Speech and Drama. Here, Mr. B. Paul Arnold supervises as Curt Hart mixes scenery paint for a set. Mn ff' Whether teaching literature or grammar, A ,N instructors aim to create an interesting at- mosphere within the classroom. W' M Q 214 X as ,ff 5 ?

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if x if ew li ABOVE, LEFT: Miss Moore instructs a class of freshman girls on the campus lawn. With weather cooperating, many of the physical education classes move outdoors. AT LEFT: Joel Severson, sports editor for the MADISON DAILY LEADER, interviews Coach Harter following a basketball game. ABOVE: Archery, one of the many skills taught in women's physical education classes, has become o popular sport among the coeds at GB. Mrs. Carl Scovill Miss Leota Van Ornum Miss Margaret Moore School Nurse Ass't Prof. of Physical Education Ass't Prof. of Physical Education Rochester Hospital-School of B.S., Northern State College B.S. and M.S., U of Nebraska Nursing, Rochester, Minn. M.A., Columbia U, N.Y., N.Y. 213

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James D. Fredlund James Johnson John W- Kearns Dr. Erwin L. Preuss Instructor of Lang. and Lit. Ass't Prof. of Speech and' Drama I'l5I 'UCf0f of EUQIISIY Instructor of Foreign Language B.S., Black Hills State College B,S,, Kansas Stage U B.A. and M.A., U of Montana H.B-I U of prague M.A., Colorado State College M.A., University of S. Dak. J.D., U of Vienna Four New Faculty Members Join Division James Swanson English Instructor B A. and M.A., Northern State Col. Dr. Keith Thompson Professor of English B.S. and M.S., City College of N.Y. Ph.W., New York University The Division of Languages and Literature serves two purposes: to provide all students with the knowledge and skill in written and oral communication to function successfully as teachersg and to give prospective English teachers the technical proficiency and the understanding of literature necessary for their profession. This year the English major was raised from 24 credits to 30, and requirements in Advanced Grammar and Linguistics were added. French and German minors increased, and the speech and drama program was improved. Particularly notable was the revived forensics program. New to the faculty this year were Mr. J. K. Boggs, who joined the English faculty in February, Mr. J. W. Kearns, who taught both English and Speech: Mr. Albert Camden, who taught English, and Mr. James Swanson, who acted as Publicity Director for the College as well as composition and speech instructor. Chairman of they division is Dr. Keith Thomp- son.