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

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New cience Constructions Mean 3 5155, ., w ,v Elizabeth Gooch Marvin Jessen Mary Ellen Warters B-A-, M.A. B.A., M.A. B.A., M.S. Biology Biology Biology, Zoology In 1957 a separate structure was constructed on the campus to house all of the science classrooms, labora- tories and offices under one roof. This was an historic- event in Science Division. It soon became apparent, how-Y ever, that with increasing numbers of students 'and an , , . expanding science curriculum, the science facilities were E no longer adequate to meet these increasing demands Then ensued long hours of planning and research irq preparation for the construction of 2. two-story additio to the present science building. Ground-breaking was hel . f W as 1 .1 :au Mrs. Gooch shows how to use a microscope. The new science building will provide more space.

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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.

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New Pathways to Knowledge in May, 1967, and construction of the new structure began immediately. It is hoped the building will be ready for occupancy sometime next fall. Once again, within a decade, the members of the Science Di- vision look forward to utilizing the vastly increased physical facilities for the more effective and efficient presentation of the 'science program at Grand View College. Doris Rutkowski shows Fred Fuller a chemical procedure Robe rt Burham B,S. , M,S. Chemistry Ilia--. . fife- Dean Stroud B.A., M.A. Physical Science ' 1