Judson University - Lantern Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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K fi' f, J ' 5 M. pk x .. rx -4 1 2. 3. Communication Avis COMMUNICATION ARTS includes studies in British, American and Continental literatureg journalism and mass mediag linguistics and speech. Speech is the newest development within the division incor- porating techniques of oral interpretation with mass media. Brooke Transue is part-time instructor of speech courses. Delores Wirz, chairperson of the division, is assistant professor of journalism and mass media. Stuart A. Ryder is associate professor of linguistics and literature. Mrs. I . Hamlin is an instructor in literature. 1. BROOKE TRANSUE - Foundations of Speech, Oral Interpretation and Mass Media. University of Michigan - B.A. , M.A. 2. DELORES WIRZ - Mass Media and the Church, English Language: Its Uses and Resources, Seminar in Mass Media, Communications Theory and Application, Analytical Prose, Seminar in Popular Culture: 1940-45. University of Wisconsin - B.S. , University of Illinois - M.S. 3. MRS. J. HAMLIN - Light in Darkness, Man and Woman. University of Illinois - B. A . , Northern Illinois University - M. A . 4. STUART A. RYDER - Language and Society, History and Structure of English, Archetypes of Western Literature , Natural and Supernatural, Independent Study. Yale University - B.A. , B.D. , Ph.D.

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. - J, L . Q.- ,V 0 o 0 0 g Chrushan Religion and Philosophg CHRISTIAN RELIGION and PHILOSOPHY has a selection of courses on the literature of the Bible, human values, reasoning, apologetics and world religious and political philosophies. Richard Besancon and Robert Erickson frequently offer team-taught courses. Erickson is associate profes- sor of religion and Besancon is professor of philoso- phy. Dean Edgar Boss is a part-time professor of religion. 1. RICHARD BESANCON - Professor of philosophy. Wheaton College - B.A., Baylor University - M.A., Northern Baptist Theological Seminary B.D. , Th.D. 2. ROBERT D. ERICKSON - Professor of Religion. University of Minnesota - B. S. , Bethel Seminary - B.D. 2 we

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,WW , 'haf 2 f if , 'R Ifz ' ' -Luz 1' 1 i 1. ., W. 1 pf ' , A . - fig, BS' 9 v , ' , ,Win 1 1. 1. CLARENCE YOUNG - Art History I, II, Fundamentals of Visual Expression, Graphics, Painting, Advanced Visual Art, Fine Arts and the Church. Degrees: Wheaton College - B.A., Wheaton College Graduate School - M.A., Northern Illinois University - M.F. A. 2. PAUL SITZ - Drawing I and II, Sculpture, Ceramics. Fine Arts FINE ARTS includes courses in Music, Visual Art and Theatre . Students of the arts look into the his- tory of the arts to see how man has musically and visually sought to describe each passing era. Emphasis is placed on creativity and individuality in all areas of art. Mr. James Cramer is chairman of the Fine Arts division, and assistant professor of drama. In the music section there is Ed Thomp- son, professor of music, assisted by his wife Alice Thompson, instructor in vocal music, Roger Wis- chmeier, assistant professor of organ and compos- ition. In the visual arts, Clarence Young, assistant professor of art and Paul Sitz, instructor of art, fill out the fine arts faculty. Craig Johnson is an instructor for private lessons in horns fbrassj . 26 2. Dartmouth College - A.B., University of Chicago - M.A. JAMES D. CRAMER - Theatre History I and II, Theatre Production, Theory and Technique of Acting I and II, Play Directing, Fine Arts and the Church. Wheaton Col- lege - A .B. , University of Georgia - M.F.A. 3.