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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I o be 13' If le 7 g1iSI'1 imma All- 74 Www of Expmrm .Md Mary Pat Stone Charles Dickson jeeniee Ngyes Assistant Professor,Speech Associate Professor, professor, Speeeh Speech -Drama Being able to speak a language correctly and effectively is of utmost importance in a world that tends to overlook the weak and ineffective. This year's speech and foreign language courses were designed to help students in just this area--to speak the language. Five teachers made up the crew who worked at the communication gap. And in the process of learn- ing the mechanics of a language, including our own, students also gained insights into the people and their cultures. '43':muaf I Joseph Sawtell Instructor, French lf music be the language of love, play on. Norma Bolitho Instructor, German . .f J I-A ,...:'e I, I If I w I I ,f I' I I I I I If I: , I I f , . , I I I2 I if ' . Ii i. lr ,. III In III, . I ,. ,I II 4.1. II I? IQ 1 I 3. L 5. sf' I I I I, , I I I I Q I 2 'N