Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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The History Department took interest in several recent gifts. Douglas Steeples was appointed to a committee which will supervise the museum of the Conner Prairie Farm given by Eli Lilly, and plans were made toinventory articles in the museum. Also, Lilly Endowment gave a two-year grant to the Herbert Hoover Center. Chairman Lewis Hoskins planned future additions to the faculty. Edward Bastian gives another excellent lecture which keeps students wrmng furiously from two minutes before the bell to five minutes afterwards

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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.

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'10, nun-1:11 us s I I 'ef . is QIILITQY: 1 f '7Z5r.,'f'f If as 1 In - ff -2 fagbggffiz 'ua ' ,Q .aug ump- 5 bg' Il 3 .B- W ,f A u Doug Steeples leads an interpretations-of-History discussion in his home. Y ,L F fe Y ' .vs ,w T4 :ff Edward Bastian answers a query in a Western Civ discussion. Trying to make sure his students have gotten the point Edward Bastian pauses during his Russian History lecture