Stephens College - Stephensophia Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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PAUL EVERET PARSONS, A. B.g Art MISS ANNA RAIKE, B. A.g Dramatic Arts MISS ELISABETH JOHANNA RECI-IT, B. S.g Voice DARRELL E. Ross, M. F. A.g Dramatic Arts MISS DOROTHY BERYL SCIIIELE, M. S.g Clothing FREDERICK SCHWARTZ, M. A., German MISS ELIZABETH B. STANTON, A. M.g Literature ALFRED M. STERLING, B. A., Humanities MRS. ZAY RUSK SULLENS, Ph. D., Literature MISS BEATRICE TERRY, M. S., Spanish MISS DOROTHY TIGWELL, Mus. B.g Piano JAMES D. TRACY, Dramatic Arts ARTHUR E. TODD, M. A.g Voice MRS. MAYBELL TOWNSEND, B. M. E.g Piano MISS WILDA TINSLEY, B. M., Violin MISS GOLDIE TRIPPLEHORN, B. S., Interior Design MISS PAULA SIEBS VOGELSANG, M. S., Clothing KURT voN FORSTMEYER, M. A.g German MISS WILMA WIGHTMAN, B. S., Clothing MRS. NESTA LLOYD WILLIAMS, A. M., Organ, Harmony MISS RACHEL F. WILLIAMS, M. A.g Piano Page 27

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NORMAN GOODBROD, Mus. M., Piano, Organ Miss RUTH BOWEN GOODSMITH, Mus. B.g Piano, Theory Mrss BE'1fSY GRAVES, B. F. A.g Interior Decoration RUSSELL GREEN, M. F. A., Art Miss HELEN KARIN HAFNER, Ph. D.g Humanities C. M. HENDRICKS, B. S., Band Instruments Miss HELEN LOUISE HIGGINS, Mus. B.g Harp, Piano, Theory HARRY H. HILBERRY, M. A., Humanities WALTER R. IHRKE, M. M., Piano MISS MYRA J ERVEY, A. B.g Costume Design MIss ELLEN JOHNSON, Mus. M.g Piano DAVID JOLLY, B. S., B. S. in L. S.g Library, Communications MIss WINIFRED JULSRUDQ Voice Miss MARTHA ELIZABETH LOGAN, A. M.g Spanish Miss MARTHA MCDONALD, M. A., Spanish EDWARD J. MEGROTH, M. A., Humanities STEPHEN MILLER, Art A. LAURENCE MORTENSEN, A. M.g Dramatic Arts X MIss MARJORIE MARIAN ORTON, ' B. M., Piano 0, ROBERT MORTVEDT, J Ph. D.g English Literature Yr Page 26

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i SKILLS AND TECHNIQUES DR. Roy IVAN JOHNSON Of students who desire proficiency in certain basic skills and techniques, there are three kinds: CD those who want to earn their own living, QQ those who want to live a more rounded, informal, and effective life, and CSD those who want to do both. The Division of Skills and Techniques offers for all three types extensive courses in art, music, education, foreign languages, secretarial studies, physical coordination, and communications. The last named includes three vitally interesting fields of human relations: reading, writing, and speaking. Whether a girl is learning to Write business letters or poems, to speak over the radio or merely to improve her everyday conversation, she has certain practical needs which must be satisfied. Discerning, thoughtful Dr. Roy Ivan Johnson is the busy director of the Division of Skills and Techniques. Besides Writing best-seller textbooks on English Composition and conducting a class in creative writing, he tenders criticism and encouragement to aspiring authoresses on the campus. He believes in the importance and value of a general education keyed to the student's total life program. Pag 28