St Olaf College - Viking Yearbook (Northfield, MN)

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Department of Eloctrtion and Physi'Cea'l Culture ,-g 11 OT until this.year have these two branches of a college education O assumed definite forms. Although excellent trammg-as our vic- fm?-E5 1 torious contests testify-has been given in elocution hitherto, through the willing self-sacrifice of our teachersg still this training has not been as systematic as could be desired. The teachers have magnanimously aided the students in their spare momentsg but their numerous other duties have too large a demand on their time. Also in physical culture attempts were made to establish a somewhat systematic course, but they were discontinued through want of persons to undertake the management. This year these two branches were formed into a new department, with Miss Millie Larson as its able instructor. This removes a long felt want, relieving the other professors of this additional work, and giving the students a splendid opportunity to complete their education by taking these necessary courses. They are of value not only as accomplishmenlts to be attained, but are even required for general culture. I I 10

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SENIOR CLASS l MOTTO: Esse quam viderif' CoLoRs: Silver gray and navy blue. President, H. A. OKDALE. HONORARY MEMBERS. Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Mellby. OFFICERS. Vice President, A. FORNESS. Secretary, ANNA HANsoN. Treasurer, E. FARDAL. 12 m Wi