George Fox University - L'Ami Yearbook (Newberg, OR)

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. e l ; w P« ««or o maszc; ffe «, ftr e flop, c««er; has charge of the home economics Fine Arts Adds New Personnel This division has developed in several ways. Through a fine show of school spirit, we now have a well-balanced band of thirty-three pieces. Mr. Hagen is conducting the ACCO band of approximately fifty members and Mr. Lichti YinA tko linnnr «f Memorial Coliseum for the Easter Sunrise service. The A Cape I la Choir toured giving a total of about twenty concerts. The Brass Choir also gave several local concerts. Other musical programs of the third term. The art department has cooperated in making pro- grams for the concerts and recit- als and has offered lettering for the first time this year. The Home Econom ics department moved into its beautiful new

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Marjorie Weesner is in charge of Dr. Leslie Parrott commutes from Marie Tieleman heads the Education-Psy- all girls ' P.E. classes and teaches Portland to teach psychology class- chology Department as well as teaching additional courses in health. es. psychology classes. Psychology Major Now Available Several new courses and changes have been made in the Education-Psychology Division this year. It was possible for the first time to major in psychology, having a choice of a B.A. or B. S. degree. Dick La kin, class of ' 65, will be our first psycho- logy, graduate. The psychology course is no longer divided into general psychology and psycho- logy; it now consists of a full year of general psychology with personality development third term, making experimentation possible. In group dynamics the emphasis has been changed to developmental psychology. An upper division course in person- ality theories and a psychologi- cal tests and measurement course with laboratory were also offer- ed for the first time this year. In the area of physical educa- tion there was a reorganization of courses to accommodate for the change to terms. Added in revision were aquatics and elementary games and rhythmics. ACCO will also provide for expansion in this area, making it possible to offer a basic norm or four year curriculum in Physical Education.

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Paul Cammack (top), a former missionary to Bolivia, now teaches a heavy load of Spanish classes. Florence Angelelo (bottom) is in charge of the language laboratory and has been teaching English for foreign students. Dr. Cecilia Martin (right), head of the Division of Language Arts, always highlights her lectures on literature with interesting stories and details.