Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT AIJDS IAPANESEQ GETS LAB llI'lIIl.l1'llA' lJL'L'LLLl5U ut the EllI'll1LlI11-AlTEl0Cll foreign Atudy trip lu ltllitlll. lzipuiiesn- wus TIlEI'ULlllL'L'll IIT the l..illLfll.L2t' lJ1'p.11'1111t-11t for tllt' first time tl1iQ A'C'll' Stu- LlL'11E 1-11tl111ai.1s111 1111111itestecl itm-lt lvotli for the EL'LT.CllL'I', Nlixtltu lltlllllll. .uid for the lllllgllllgli At Friday lunch , . E . the t'l.1t1t11' ul t-liupgtieks and tm- Auunds of ll strange l.111g11.1g1' I1lIIlQlt'Ll 111 1'-111111 .ix Ntudviitr- pr tl11'11' l.l15.l1T1'M' us x with the gL'11C1'Lll din ot the dining, tit-tim-tl their t-liopstick skills and My 1EE T M iw I 1 V -. 1 MJ A fs. NTI-11.1 1111111 T1-,rrlu-N 24 Z? it the firxt uluxx in I.lp.lTll'hC' :it Earllium. .-'xt tht- uw-vkly 'll'.l'4'IlK'll t11lvlv XV11lly l,i1l1t1-mtrfiri c'1111vt'1'sf-9 f-:wily with other Fw-m'h stud1-nts Rhndn Smith, T.ut'y Tlowt-Tlx, und I'Tnlr'vn Herman. S Other language students, such as those majoring in Fra-ncli, pmcticecl French conversation at dinner every Xloiiday. Coiivcrsatiori was likely to be especially lively in that it contaiined tales of foreign study trips to France. Nluny Freneli students used their language skills in an- other capacity, too, when they taught French on ele- l1TUllEill'A'. junior. and senior school-levels in Richmond. C1-rinun students. too, took advantage of the op- portunity to dine and Converse in their language at -,Q ,.,

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ENGLISH ENDDURADES INDEPENDENT STUDY ,. .' 1.. '--- 's' - , A -A I ' '-f' .. :': 'T-L-14',5glj7,if, . AfE'f7?. 'NF V' 4. 1- . N' , w ?: ffieE . 1 .. 15.-, ,, I V, , , A 1 K 41 During a Friday Tea in April, it was difficult to distinguish which was funnier, the subject of the Tea, Comedy, or the comedians, the members of the English Depa.rtment who were discussing it, jeremy Warburg, Warren Kliewer, Paul Lacey, and Warren Staebler. 23 ' A

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rllIll'Slll1X' clii1m'1'witli llulx-1't Bl'C'XVSlL'l'Q llims llllL'lliI1jLl'l', ilu- lfllll' if-rms Qin-n lll'l'l', xw-int to liirlixiim l'iiixm'i'silx who algo tzlligllt cliissiuil Cn-vli uncl lmtiiig Amcl Xlurtin lui' two tc-rim In pursue- tlufir iiitm-rvst in tliix liiiiguaiggm-. Dia-tricli, new Illl'llllTl'l' ul the Ccwiiiziii lJl'Dlll'lIl1l'lll, Othvi' plmsf-Q of tha' lgiiigiingv Dc-piirtiiir-iii. wliif,-li llvtiring Spanish piwwlm-ssul', l,Lllll'L'll2l Xlosivll taught was llIlIll'l' thi' qiiirlzimw- ul flliiirli-N Nliitliii-k xxliili- Cliiiir- iiitcrvstc-cl Spimisli cluh im-nilx-rs hem' to inulw urrn: m1u1.'Xllm1 lloli- was mi sgnlmlmtin-nil, iwiiiaiiiii-rl wpi-rfii-i.il- C011 polio and 0lllk'I' Spanish clishvs. This m-wly-lminccl ly lf-as impin-il. Stumlmits ul :ill thi- murli-iii liiiiqiizugsw lmigunge club pmviclvcl stuclcnts with an vxc-1-llm-nt Sup- wmtiiim-cl to inlmlvit thu- lrmi-1' iwuiclirw of thi' lihmm' plvmcnt to usual cliissi-emuwork. while listl-ning to tnpvs. lfwn thc tampa-s smimlud mon Some- stuclm'nfS. flvsiring to study Fuissiiin hi-yrmcl inviting, lioxww-1', in that now they will hc- Imusccl in the Lilly l,ilmu'y. -a xv 'RDHWQYX WWA -- '- 3' .px 5 -'.' iA , CSM, ,, ,M Utilizing her knowledge of French, gained both at Earlham and abroad, Sandy Kwant teaches elementary school children in Richmond 25