Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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Park provides a necessary health ser¬ vice, the Waverly Health Center, super¬ vised by Winona Flaherty, R.N. Here all student ailments are tended to by the two college physicians, the college psy¬ chologist, and the three regular nurses. They contend with colds, flu, shots, acci¬ dents, and anything else which conies up. Robert H. Dunham, M.D., College Physician Lawrence L. Perry, M. D., College Physician John R. Price, Ph.D., Clinical Psychologist Marguerite Brown, R.N., Nurse, Health Center Helen Patterson, R.N., Nurse, Health Center Winona Flaherty, R.N., Supervisor, Health Center 29

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S wiee A new addition to Park College life is the contracting of Charl-Mont Cafe¬ teria Service. Previously Park provided its own cafeteria. With this new service, choices in salads, entrees, drinks, and deserts became available. Also this service assumed the management of all vending machines and the J. R. Snack Bar. Mrs. Louise Lake, as always in touch with student life , assumed the post of College Hostess. She is in charge of all college receptions and dinners. Mrs. Louise Lake, College Hostess j

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The art department, under the direction of Mr. Vincent Campanella, provides stu¬ dents with instruction both in the history of art and the techniques of painting. Courses are offered in the basic funda¬ mentals of art and in design and painting. The walls of the art department are filled with paintings by students. In addition, Mr. Campanella is responsible for obtaining various art works which are displayed in Mackay Hall at various times throughout the year. This year we were fortunate enough to have had a series of engravings from Nelson Art Gallery. Vincent Campanella, Assoc. Professor of Art. Diploma, National Academy of Design; Diploma, Leonardo da Vinci School of Art; B.A. and M.A., University of Kansas City. irnt eC Park College offers elementary, cul¬ ture and literature courses in French, Spanish, and German. Majors, supervised carefully by department head. Dr. Arnold Frizzle, spend extensive time studying the culture, speech, and literature of their chosen languages. They are also required to spend some time in a country where these languages are native to the inhabitants. This department is also closely connected with the ELI and the International Relations Club. ABOVE: Arnold L. Frizzle, Prof, of Modern Languages. A.B. and M.A., McGill University; Ph.D., Columbia University. RIGHT: James A. Smith, Inst, in German. B.A., Pennsylvania State University.