University of Puget Sound - Tamanawas Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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' Christmas Vespers proved to be one of the most inspiring ' Looking backward from the year 2045 A.D., Professor John productions of the year. Above is a scene from A Night In 0'Connor directs an original and imaginative chapel program Bethlehem presented by the Drama Department. built around the theme of World Unison. Kenn Glenn Dorothy Hora. A.B. Leonard George Martha Pearl Jones, A.M. Elizabeth Kennedy, instructor in Art Instructor in Voice Jacobson, B.Mus. Professor of Speech, A.B. Professor of Piano Head of Speech Department Instructor in Piano Manuel Rosenthal D. Robert Smith, Composer in Residence M.Mus. Assistant Professor of Organ, Theory Harley Stell Teaching Fellow in Voice Raymond Vaught Lynn L. Wentworth, A.M A.M., M.Mus. Assistant Professor of Assistant Professor of Art, Head of Art Music Department 29

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CLYDE H. KEUTZER, A.M. Division Chairman Professor of Voice Wilbur Baisinger, A.M. Instructor in Speech Fine Arts The College of Puget Sound realized an- other first in the selection of Manuel Rosen- thal as composer-in-residence. The noted French composer brought new recognition to the college when the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra gave the world premier of his Christmas Symphonies. Members of the band and the Adelphian choir were enthusiastically received in spring tours that took them throughout the state and as far south as Los Angeles. The art department achieved another first with courses in sculpture. Taught by Kenn Glenn, the classes included ceramics, stone, wood and plaster sculpture. The speech department retained each fresh- man for two hours weekly. Speech majors and minors worked hard in drama productions during the year, and turned out some of the best plays produced at CPS. John Carter, A,.B. FYGHCSS F- CIN-Ibb, John Cowell Margaret Davis BMus Instructor in Piano B-F-A Instructor in Piano Instructor in Voice Instructor in Art Margaret Myles John Alexander Leroy Ostransky Ivan Rasmussen, Bernice G Riehl B L Instructor in Voice O'Connor, M.S. Instructor in Theory A.B., M.Mus. Instructor in Speech Assistant Professor of Assistant Professor Music Education Of Voice 28

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JULIUS PETER JAEGER, Ph.D. Division Chairman Professor of English Languages, Literature THE OUTSTANDING FIRST achieved by the Division of Languages and Literature during the year was the inauguration of GPS Views the News , a i5 minute news broadcast over station KMO. Under the direction of instructor Murray Morgan, the daily show is a student-written resume of the latest news and news features. During his four-year stay at the college, every student is exposed to a certain amount of work in this division. The entering freshman finds at least six hours of composition confront- ing him. He follows through with literature, Spanish, French, German, classic languages, and English composition. ln addition to their teaching duties, the Lan- guage instructors found time to help students from other countries, advised clubs for students interested in foreign languages, and translated numerous letters. i , l Professors of English bravely tackled the task y of teaching students to better understand their i own language. ln many cases they were even able to teach their pupils to speak and write in- t telligibly. l i l Otto Bachimont Doris B. Bennett, Edward H. Butler, A.M. Coolidge O. Chapman, Ella Mal Clark A M 3 Assistant Professor A.M. Assistant Professor Ph.D. Assistant Professor of l in German lnstructor in English in English Professor of English Romance Languages l Faye Duke, M.Ed. Helen M. Fossum, James L. Garrard, A.B. Jacqueline Martin Christian Muller A M lnstructor in English Ph.D. lnstructor in Spanish lnstructor in French Associate Professor Professor of Romance of German X Languages i ., ,... 'r... Q ' S 30