Bryan College - Commoner Yearbook (Dayton, TN)

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Division of Literature and Modern Languages This division attempts to help students gain a knowledge of and a respect for the grammar and literature of various languages. Courses are designed to stimulate critical thought and creative communication. The division works to achieve its goals through such varied methods as student speeches, class field trips, group research projects, and dramatic productions. This year ' s divisional lecturer. Dr. Nelvin Vos, spoke on Biblical and modern literary metaphors.

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J.r ' flfij ' ' UPPER MIDDLE: Dr. Jensen shows Charlie Gaehring the new seminar assignment. UPPER RIGHT: John Main and Bill Robin- son cheerfully await the quiz next hour LOWER LEFT: New Testament students Mary Howard and Jane Scott memorize sur- vey charts. LOWER MIDDLE: Mr. Winkler directs a class in The rains came down; the floods came up. LOWER RIGHT: Dr. An- derson listens patiently to the fumbling con- jugations of a Greek student. 19

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UPPER LEFT: Ann Fulmer and Jerry Wylie wait at the laboratory console con- trol for their Spanish assignments. UPPER RIGHT: Roger Phillips talks with French instructor Miss Lee Taylor in the language laboratory. LOWER LEFT: As tlie master (Mr. Cornelius), so the disciple (Tom Keefer). LOWER RIGHT: Miss Gladys Taylor discusses a point of grammar with some of her Freshmen English students.