Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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In the CARNEGIE LIBRARY are the latest references, books, etc. FACULTY

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English Language Institute Miss Warner, with the use of modern language equipment, aids one of the students. The English Language Institute Isa related service which provides Language Instruction for students from foreign lands. Here students attend English classes and classes In American culture. The students usually are able to speak only a very little English, and come to the Institute in order that they may continue further study In the United States. The English Language Institute provides a rich cultural experience for the Park students as the ELI students live in the dorms and have many friends among the Americans. Often they share customs, ideas, and fun with their American counterparts. NOT PICTURED: Lucy Mae Bergman, Assistant Professor at the In¬ stitute, B.S., M.S., Kansas State College, Ph.D., University of Minnesota; Harry W. Hoffman, Supervisor of Teaching Aids, B.A., Park College. Two Eli students, Daisy Liu and Young Kim, share many ideas, and customs, and traditions with their American friends. Miss Sylvian Lee Warner, Instructor, English Language Institute B.A., Albion College, M.A., University of Michigan. t

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Department of Art The art department, under the direction of Mr. Vincent Campanel la, provides students with instruction both in the history or story of art and in the technique and delight in painting itself. Courses are offered in the basic funda¬ mentals of art and in designing and painting. The walls of the art department are filled with paintings by students. Also, Mr. Campanella is responsible for the borrowing of paintings and sculpture from the Nelson Art Gallery for display in Mackay Hall. Included in these were two pieces of pop art, which were most conversational. Vincent Campanella, Asso. Professor of Art. Diploma, National Academy of Design; Diploma, Leonardo da Vinci School of Art; B.A. and M.A., University of Kansas City. Department of Foreign Languages Offered at Park is language instruction in French, Spanish, and German. Literature and culture courses are offered in these lan¬ guages. Chairman of the Foreign Language department is Dr. Arnold Frizzle. This depart¬ ment is also closely connected with the ELI and the International Relations Club. Also avallable through this department are opportunities for study in foreign countries. Arnold L. Frizzle, Prof, of Modern Languages. Ph.D., Columbia Un i versify. A.B. and M.A., McGill Un iversity;