Grand View University - Viking Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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Secretaries Are the Hub of Activities tt , af if ' 'hm A ' W-Will' 'vt I Jw it J' X I x 5 VA Y L 2,2 al-it in L-fix 1.'Llq.,g'.1g 'gg :xg ,wfrg-153, at -xi' A-1 J -: ,. if-. Vyffifi K YQLAKJJE- M' I F, av . . ,,-. ... . V -25,33-.lyrvi Y. V Ai . 'V X- by fikf k 1' ' i ' f . 6 1 e 'wx x Mener Jensen Barbara Parsley Kathryn Ellenberger Doris Schwab Recorder Office Secretary Office Secretary Office Secretary Who could keep their wits with all the office hubhub and take care of their assigned tasks? The office ladies of course! They were confronted each day with numerous tasks, presented to them by both students and faculty. Somehow, though, everything always came out right as long as the office ladies were present' to answer questions and solve problems, They were a very important asset to Grand View College and helped make it a smooth-running school. Easy come, easy go! Qi, Dorothy Mortensen Ruby Floweree Office Secretary Office Secretary .--ezgx-31-A Gail Adams Office Secretary i 1 3

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Directors Plan Ahead s'-. ROW 2: R. Sell, C. Leslie, J. Breck, J. Sibert, A. Nielsen, M. Samuelson, M. Lesher, R. Diehl, O. Grunditz, A. Swarbrick. ROW 1: R. Marshall, J. Buckley, A. Simonsen, E. Nielsen, R. Jespersen, R. Larson, C. Ringgenberg, R. Lingwall. As official governing body of Grand View College, the Board of Directors was responsible fon approving budgets, determining operational policies, approving selec- tion of faculty and administration officers and guiding the future expansion of the college. The Board of Directors has approved plans for several new building projects. By the spring of 1968, there will appear on the Grand View campus, a new 2-story, 20,800 square feet, air conditioned library. Also, plans are being made for the construction of a new two-story science and classroom building to be connected to the present science building. The building will include ten classrooms, one lecture hall, four laboratories, a green- house and ten faculty offices. A women's dormitory to house approximately 120 women to be located just north of the men's dormitory, is planned for completion in 1968. College Employs Pastor I2 The installation of the Reverend Clyde L.Norrgard as a full-time campus pastor was made at Convocation on September 22, 1966. With his donut dunking sessions he endeavored to relate faith and learning in the academic community, to provide pastoral counseling for all students, and to create opportunities for group discussions and voluntary service projects. Reverend Mr. Norrgard came to Grand View from churches in Des Moines and Cedar Rapids. Reverend Mr. Norrgard is an important linkbetween Gra.nd View College and the pastors and churches of the community. He invites students to come to his office any time. He will be glad to talk to you.

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English F arms the Cornerstone Alps' V 'J' ,., 1 CLEO WILLIAMSON LUANA CHINN A.B., M,S, B,A, English English DAGNY FREDERICKSON ROBERT SPEED B.S,, M,S, B,M,E,, English English 9:1 in 2: RICHARD WEINBERG HAZEL STEIN B,A. B.A., M.A. English English The English department is the core of education. The courses at Grand View College were designed to develop within each student a pride in his native language and instill in each individual an awareness of correct speaking a.nd writing. The literature courses cultivate in the student an appreciation and enjoyment of great liter- ature, and light the way for his reading in the future. English I and II and General Speech are required courses for all freshman students. The two semesters of English are designed to focus the students' attention on grammatical correctness as well as appreciation of the cultural aspects of life. The majority of the courses in the English depart- ment are elective, and are designed to develop knowledge and abilities on a more profound level. But sometimes I can't brush after every meal! x X. t ,yu 'ct J' K i ,A 5 I, QL RUTH LUDWIG B,A. Journalism