Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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FIQNLI My 'If' The new improved language laboratory in the Lilly Library has enticed language students to spend more time listening to their tapes In the new Lilly Library, the language lab, with its conducive surroundings, attracted students. Among these were those studying Japanese as part of the G.L.C.A. Mary Lane Charles acted as Department Chairman during Allen I-Iole's absence. Misako Hagino uses flash cards to teach her students Japanese.

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Directed by Warren Staebler, the English Department had an eventful year, graduating only two-thirds of their senior majors. Paul Lacy received a Danforth Fellowship for next year and john Hunt was awarded a post-doctoral grant for study in England. Warren Staebler, English Department Chair- man, gives a reading of Shakespeare. The Freshman Humanities students give readings of plays studied in their independent studies during their second term of study. ai 0 -N 'if Senior English maiors, in their thesis tutorial, discuss the similarities and differences of American authors.

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In addition to academic work, religion students participated in the Townsend Center and other service projects. Hugh Barbour returned from Finland to continue as Chairman. Nels Ferre speaks in the Meetinghouse on the topic Communicating the Christian Gospel to the College Community. + 1'---4 Bob Olson, Dove Denslow, Penny Fankhouser, and Dave Kingery listen to Flossie Spiegel give her speech at the Senior Faith to Live By convo. l l Buddhist Yasuo Sakakibaro ioins Hugh Barbour in o Religions of the World discussion at Jones House.