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

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Beryl Knudsen David Samuelson Donald Sondrol Jane Mgldeli Assistant Admissions Direc- Director of Student Affairs Campus Pastor Co-ordinator for CHESS tor Dear Mother f ,icy V' f , X' 4 sf d Q i y P P Q CV , WWW f X 2 f f i nf Helping hands. The people behind the scenes. These terms apply to all these people. Some coordinate activities. Some represent the college. Some counsel. Seen or unseen, they are an intregral part of the col- lege. Kenneth Paulsen John Burgeson Clinton Schroeder Robert Burham Director of Admissions and Admissions Counselor Vice -President for Devel- Dean of Evening and Sum- Assistant Registrar 0Pment mer Divislons u. . r 1 i 1 w N 1 Y r 5, E F '1- l ss f. 3 4 . 4. gps P J - 55 A,

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Q. 1 6 fl . E 1? rr L! 5 r 55 E li E HI 5 i f ll ll 4 3 1 V F x I .l l i l 4. 2 Sf l 8 4 L 5 li ll ,i .4 x 1 :ll ,i Il v 1 I, i 1 is EJ N 1. ,. S I Q Z 5. l' l E 2 m 2 ii .1 if 35 e 5, l A 5 F L 746 ,A fm CWWUWM mam -egg? i Mr. Herbert Hurley, Vice-President for Academic Af fairs. The Vice -President for Finance is the chief business officer of the college and is responsible for the prudent direction of all phases of the College opera- tion involving finances. This includes the preparation of an annual budget, the receiving of all funds from tuition and fees and church contributions, the super- vision of plant and property, all purchasing, and the keeping of accurate records. In addition he is responsible for general management of the College bookstore, the dorrnitories, the dining hall, and the student union. Further responsi- bilities involve the management of the Grand View College Endowment Fund, the construction of new buildings, and the purchasing of new property. The duties of the Dean 'relate to all phases of the academic life of the College. This includes direction of the relationships of faculty and students to all course work taken in any division of the College. An additional large area of concern has to do with student recruitment, admissions, and records. Development of academic programs and curricula, as well as matters relating to the welfare of students on campus, is an im- portant part of the responsibility of this office. - X .Sf ,M r , Sit- s 5 K. N. - . X s S - X9 ,gtg S gs, , 3 ' . 3 MX sg. V ,XXEQ ,h as 1. . .4 5 - x .qi-,.jsg, 1. . p N r iw, 53 ,msuanv-B-K': xas Ns ,, W 'nw- Mr. Harry Jensen, Vice-President for Finance.

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1 5 5 Q 5 I s i i 3 l Q gs r I 1 P 10 .gp-4.-nc-an-vu: ,.-.,.H 1- --.--W.-vt.. .....,.a,..-- --v X- iu.-I I -4 f rrre , , gm VV ,v,v'. 57277 ' Ns Pkff, M. 'I Luana Chinn l-leide Haugaard Marion I-lvistendahl Instructor, English Instructor, English Assistant Professor, English . 'ni The English department moved ahead this year in a coordinated effort designed to help the student to be more effective in his communication with others. Although two semesters of freshmen English, emphasizing grammar and composition, were the only requirements in this area, the elective courses were also popular and beneficial. These electives focused on literature appreciation and composition. All English courses help students gain a higher level of insight into the mechanics and essence of the English language. A -1, 99? f Q' Mk 1 ' XR 'ff M -wrt-vw .vi WZ. ,qw f f 'uf ' P f ,.,, - ff ,,f ,w.,y4:-W uJ f1: lcW 'lf' 11,1 I, ,l,r, ' l1,hl,: ll. . Robert Speed Ralph Speer Professor, Music St English Assistant Professor Enough . 7 Q f A, ,v r 1 Cleo Williamson Joyce Yates Pf0fGSS0I, English Assistant Professor, English I r