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

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English Essential For Education Luana Chinn Fiona Emde Dagny Frederickson B-A. M,A, B,S., M.s, English English English Ruth Ludwig B.A. Journalism English courses are basic to our education. At Grand View, English I and II, as well as speech, are required of all freshman students. The majority of courses in the department are elective, and all are designed to improve the student's appreciation and command of his language. Concern is shown for correctness in spoken and written communication. The teachers strive to cultivate in their students an awareness and enjoyment of great literature and, in fact, all of the humanities. Cleo Williamson Ralph Speer Richard Weinberg A.B., M.S. B.A. A.B., M.S. English English English i

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Our Nurse ls Devoted il NNE? . 4 i P ' r P Mrs. Christiansen takes the temperature of Marcia Boal. Mrs. Doris Christiansen, our school nurse, calls herself a ffjack of all trades. Her office in the west side of Old Main is open to any town or dorm student. She is on call at any hour if there is an emergency, and has even been called upon at midnight to take a student to the hospital. Grand View is fortunate in having such a sympathetic, capable, and understanding woman as its nurse. Dorm tudents Adopt Moms Mrs. Kenworthy Mrs. Wagner MiSS J0hHSf0I1 Men's Residence Women's Residence Sem HOUSE Mrs. Dorothy Kenworthy, Mrs. Helen Wagner, and Miss Frances Johnston are three busy women on the G.V.C. campus. It is their responsibility to watch over and care for all the dormitory students as if they were their own. Like mom they hear the pitter-patter of little C?D footsteps echoing up and dovm the hallways. Many times their job proves to be trying, but most dorm students feel that their dorm mom is A-OK.

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peech ls Needed in All Vocations Frances Johnston A.A., B. F.A. Speech ,.., , I ' -L: . Q .11 .ou N 3 ge r- , inf- U ,fi - ,V-F H '31 fy . H llwllfah ww! 1 .GE W Charles Dickson B. F.A., M.A. Speech l Jeanice Noyes B.E ., M.A. Speech The aim of the speech department is to develop the students' skill in preparation, presentation, and evaluation of oral communication, for in all endeavors it is necessary for perfect expression of ourselves through language. Languages Are ey to Communication W V., 'f 1 4 ,Ia 'nr ' -J u L4 W 25.3 5.1 ' '-1-'l'i:Qv-Lu' -Jil I. X '::2Q:'gi'i 7 V ,af , lin H llnl- l -e l 1 asm- . - l ' .11,jLL'5!'? . , 5- l 2355, j fi Q fliffg if, ' 4 app X K Ei. W v W VA , i wan l - l t S3-1 in l . J ,fl,7 Va,fgA , it-.V xx f,L,jFil1 1.--,wh '. ?Y1f:rf!sFEQ,N55. K M1f2QW!7,rX,x1y,yy:, 1.1! Y 'I.I.. lf' ,- , ,'l1iw1x'kX X ' ,7'5'7ZC?ff fcil'N Q N ' 'v , I GMI, ...Xt-XX MJ ,f,v, ,-Ulu 1 L- .Wlvnf Jwljt'N1-fgnggllw ,Wil,Vg1m,x,i '.u Mr. Gaschler lectures to his German class. Joseph Sawtell Michael Gaschler French German Grand View College offers to the students interested in foreign languages both German and French. Spanish is taught at night school only. These languages enable the students to better understand the habits of foreign people and their ways of life, as well as their languages.