Graceland University - Acacia Yearbook (Lamoni, IA)

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Hve Option In Language 8: Literature The Language and Literature Divi- sion offers majors in five areas: Eng- llsh, Modern Foreign Language, Ger- man, Spanish, and Theatre and Speech Communication Qin conjunc- tlon with the Theatre Department of the Flne Arts Divisiony. A minor is also available in French. Finally, several courses In Japanese language are offered, too.-D.G. 1. Carolyn McCracken lectures in her rhetorlc class. 2. Teari Sao Yao, a student, explains the development ot the French language in Jerry Slayton's Language and Culture course. 3. Pam Johnson teaches a Spanlsh class. 4. Vid eotapes ot student presentations help stu dents ln speech classes. Dana Olson is videotaped whlle glvlng a speech. 5. German 1 iPhoto: Jlm Olsony 24 fAcademlcs - i,x, ,b.................Q.....a.......... ...4.........-...w r , Y .

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:- M ny Hne Arts Courses A voiloble The Fine Arts Division Of GFCICSIGDG 0ffSI'S classes in IT1USiC Off Gnd CIFG- Music majors or those interested in music education can take courses in music theory, music history and mu sic literature. If someone is specializ ing in voice or an instrument, then in strument lessons are offered. For the people interested in directing classes in conducting and arranging are also offered Those who are majoring in art or who just like art for a hobby can choose courses from Graceland's art curriculum which consists of classes in design, drawing, sculpture ceramics, photography, graphics and painting. -L.P. 1. Les Mghf hUS G SfUd6I7f COITIG il? C1I'ldmOdel fOl' his dfGWfI7Q CfGSS. 2. RfChGfd POl'f9f delTl0f7 5ffGf95 fo his class how to dff6Cf C7 ChOff Of bGl'7d in his COl7dUCffnQ ClC7S5. 3. Celia 5ChGll explains fhe COffeCf WGY for an GCfOf fo Spedk. 4. ln f'Ii5 ceramics CIGSS, Jim Olson makes G pof out of clay Gf fhe poffer's wheel 5. Tdmdfd MGf5hGfl puts the Hl'lf5hfl7Q touches O17 hef pdfnffng for hef pdfnffhg CfGSS. 5 QPhofo: David Gillaspeyj Academics f 21

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iw-, ,2- Hve Mayors in H olrh 81 Education Cami Andersonj Majors offered in this diyision ofthe college Include Elementary 'Educa- tlon, Health, Physical Education, Psy- chology, and Recreafionfand Out- door Education. Students in mostof- fhe majors offered by thecollege Cin this or other divisionsy may' complete certain education courses to obtain their teachers certificate qfor secon- dary school ' endorsements. Finally, this dlvlslon also offers at number of physical education CP'.E.'y actlvlty CIQSSSS.-D.G. ' ' 4. Circular arrangement of tables facilitates group interaction in Ralph Bobbitfs flower- righ0 Psychology ot Acyustment class. 5. Kirt Chase works with the. parallel bars in a gym- nastics class, another .P.E. course, 6. Tom No wlin' lectures his Princwles of Healthful Living class. 7.s Mary Beth Evans frighb is a professor in the Education Department, and teaches a number of education courses. 'Hhe student at left is Leslie ,lanks.j i - ' r A ' ., i ye- - X L Academics 123