Valparaiso University - Beacon / Record Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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Armin Oidsen, Adolph Wismar; Lulher Koepke, Ernest Koenker, Cari Giesler. Foreign Language: Thora Moulton, Ruth Reed, Hazel Guillaumant. Religion Religion from its historical aspects to its psychological aspects is studied in this de- partment and students gain a more com- plete knowiedgenotoniyoitheirchurchand doctrines but also of those oi others faiths. Through ihese classes, religion becomes even more a port of their daily lives.

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Foreign Language The United Nations with its numerous foreign languages has nothing on Val- paraiso as countless students struggle through verb endings of French, Spanish, I German, and even Russian undera capable I stahc of linguistic instructors. l Walther M. Miller, Head of Foreign Language Department Helen'Cole, Fieda Schenck, Constance Goers; Alfred Suez, LaNeHe Copp, Jeannie Rahn, John Stager. 22

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Elizabeth Thorne, Lavina Franck. ngc Our department of music is located in the red brick building known as HTvtusic Hulln, the uAd Buildingn and a Few other incidental names. It is easily distinguished From other buildings on campus by the sounds which emanate from it at all hours of the day and nightisome sounds being called music and others noise . 24 Home Econonhcs Smells emanating From the little white cottage attesting to the ability, or inability, of the cook, the busy whir at the sewing lob . . . sopranos, harmony assignments, French horns . . . competition From music hall . . . color wheels, pattern and design, home Furnishing . . . ample material offered here For Future designers . . . interior decorators . . . home- makers. Newman Powell, John Golz.