Houghton College - Boulder Yearbook (Houghton, NY)

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our college can CHS Lauren A. King, Ph.D P Houghton College does not disregard the need for Christian scholarship. Dr. King, serving.21S college dean, has emphasized that Christianity and scholarship 'are naturally supplementary. In stressing an experiential knowledge of God, the college program in no way ignores the impor- tance of scholastic achievement and high educa- tional standards. . , Every person has an ambition. Christianity 15 unique in that it combines purpose with a per-' son's ambition. In his own life, Dr. King has shown that this combination, a direct result of consecrated devotion to the cause of Christ. is 'HQ' beatable as man unavoidably meets the v1c1ss1- tudes of life. 22 ' l

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fl-7 ff , 1 'a 1 If ,fi '1- 1 .vt if N4 Ray W. Hazlett, A.M. Division Chairman 1-in e K Edna C g division, of inlaw, AM Lennox A M en lish and s eec Our efficiency in written and oral expression and a cultural appreciation of the literature of our native tongue are the chief aims of the Eng- lish Department. ' Every student is exposed to two years of Eng- lish, and many become so enthralled with its in- tricacies, or so thrilled with the .writings of the poets and sages, both ancient and modern, that they continue the struggle through their four years at 'Houghton to become revered English majors. An important phase of the division's program is that presented by the Speech Department, Which, under Mrs. Lennox's direction, stresses practical, poised oral presentation. Q Looks like journalism papers to me. Josephine G. Rickard, Ph.D. Elwood W. Stone, ' A.B., B.S.. . V: Y .....,,,.. -VY.-H. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,N ,fa -A A-pate:-num., ,, N