Principia College - Sheaf Yearbook (Elsah, IL)

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Turning to the study Of art cmd civilization, We acquaint ourselves with Michelangelo and Frank Lloyd Wright, Statues and buildings, David, and Falling Water. Architect, sculptor, painter Each gives us a sharper view of life. Symphonies and operasi Beethoven's Fifth Gounods Faust. We lose our prejudices in appreciation. Easels, paintings, sketches encircle Fine Arts instructors in their workshop, the Fine Arts Studio. They are Cleft to rightlz Philip E. Newman, Frank Parker, Louis LeB, Cha- pin, lames L. Green, Patrick Archer. mil if ii fat iiiwlms The Middle East, birthplace oi three great reli- gions, lslam, Iudaism and Christianity, is the cen- ter oi interest to Miss lolani Ingalls and Miss Ann Putcamp, instructors in Religion. iii 6 Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus. . Matthew, Mark, Luke. . . Or books from other Bibles. Worshipers old and new, Worshiping gods old and new, Worshipers old and young Worshiping in religions old and young Lives of leaders, Their work and works. The panoramas Search For lite's rudimentals. Panorama, all that which went before, And its quest tor reality, Sanity, Sanctity, A synthesis oi the meaning of being, Oi mortality and immortality.

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The English Departmenfmeets in the conference room of the Marshall Brooks Library. They are Cleft to rightbi Mrs. Dorinda B. Morgan, Miss Mary Elizabeth Merrill, Dr. Robert C.LeClair, Dr. C. Theodore Houpt, Colin C. Camp- bell, Robert O. Shipman, Horner Writes of Ulysses' return, Plato's REPUBLIC presents a Utopia. The BIBLE. Beowulf. Shakespeare, Plays, Critiques, Term papers. Periods, commas, colons, Question marks, Exclamation point. Dates on the blackboard. We study eras and styles, Romanticism, Realism. Modern American authors, Steinbeck, Hemingway. Poetry, Sandburg, Sitwell, Stein. Description, narration, exposition, Dr. Edwin S, Leonard, Ir., Explqnuiory' Grgllmentqtivg Declarative and interrogative sentences Professor of English, . . Director of 1956 Dlcnon' debate' Principia Abroad. 'I4 Knowing our language Gives us a firm foundation For future achievement. Miss Nancy I. Allen, in- structor in Home Eco- nomics.

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The sun has set twice in this century. lt has now dawned. There is renewed hope. History. Sociology. We study to be free, Academically. We live To apply that freedom, To manifest it, To make it manifest. Prophecy will he fulfilled. An understanding of people, Of the past, Of cultures. Visions for the future Are seen in that past, Visions of swift growth I Are seen in the minds of men. Government. ' Dr. Robert A. Andrews, Assistant Professor of Economics Order. Awakening. Flight. Spqcey Dr. Donald T. Bliss, Lack of fear, Professor of SociolOgYJ Chairman, We study to realize these things. Field Of Human Relations We see life in action, we see life. iii' 'f'll4'p0f MOMPQPGTUAMS Physical Education Department, Ueft to rightjr Howard L. Mitch- ell, Miss lean E. Leiser, Miss Elinor l-lenclcen, Miss Beverly lanice Klausner, E. Lawrence Gerber.