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

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Stedeete Eepleee We .Science Wade! fit. Dr. Marvin lessen Professor, -Biology Dr. Mary Ellen Warters ln our constantly changing world, we often find that the force behind that change is science. That is why students are required to take a course in the science of their choice. . Biology focussed on genetics and anatomy, with sessions of dissection for first -hand observation. Chemistry explores the basic elements, their ,relation- ship and reactions. Physical Science emphasized the scientific method- while teaching astronomy, geology, anthropology, and earth science. Physics includes the study of the basic properties of matter, heat, light, and electricity. ei V Assistant Professor, Biolo- gy sy Robert ,wg 5 Q Burham You do ou th' Professor, Ch ' t ' Y I lflg and I'll do mine. E

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,nl vw,- Judith Charles ' Kathryn Ellenberger Secretary to the Dean SSCIGUIY, AC2Ld6miC Af fairs v Office Forced flu Vital What is chaos? Grand View College without secretaries. These women behind the men handled daily functions with skill and dedication. Answering questions and solving minor' problems are all in a day's work to these industrious ladies. ' ,,ii The next hundred in line please. Ruby Flowerree Barbara Parsley Secretary, DHGCEOI Of Ad- Secretary to the President missions Marvel Peters Joanne Zust Secretary, Summer -Eve- . Secretary to Student Af- D' - - One of our secretaries at work, ning . , D ivrsion fairs Director if W