Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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iSojourn' Printedg Clinic Established After the new student came into contact with the English and Speech Departments, he could express himself more clearly in speech and writing and had learned to appreciate literature of different periods. Students in the English Department had an opportunity to read very recent Amer- ican Literature in Dr. S. A. Y0der's book Middle East Sojourn which came out this year. Developing his thesis on Mark Twain. J. Harold Smith continued working toward his doctor's degree from the University of Wisconsin. SPEECH CLINIC FORMED This year saw the birth of the Speech Department's newest baby, the speech cor- rection and hearing clinic. History was made as freshmen took speech and hearing tests for the first time. Not confining speech instruction to the classroom, Dr. Roy Umble and Miss Elaine Sommers helped coach public programs, especially parts using a speaking chorus. A course in speech correction was added to the department recently. Offered last summer, it will be included in the fall cur- riculum eventually. SAMUEL A. YODER, Ph.D., Chairman of the Division of Language, Literature, and Fine Arts and Professor of English. READING ACCELERATOR is used lleftl by Eileen Rutt while Dave Yoder watches. At right, Pat Lerch gives hearing test with the Speech Department Audiometer to Rita Clemens, who wears headset, holds switch. r Cf. K1Cf11'.I1fD l'ODl'f1f, .Il. D. . . Pflviicirlil-Cfllild 511c'z'irI1ial . . P127 S. 56101111 St. . . ELKHJRT

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ATLEE BEECHY, M.A. ilettl , Dean of Men and Assistant Professor of Educa- tion. VIOLA GOOD, M.A. lrighti, Dean of Women and Assist- ant Professor of Edu- cation. Positions Include I4 More IAMES R. CLEMENS, M.S. L.S. llettl , Librarian. NELSON P. SPRINGER, E-.A. irighti , Assistant to the Li- brarian. EDITH L. HERR, M.A. lletti , Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Assistant Director ot Ath- Ietics. ROMAN GINGERICH, M.A. lrightl , Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Di- rector of Athletics. H. CLJIR JMSTUTZ, III. D. . . Pl1yx1'L'iz111 and SlHigL'OII . . GOSHEX

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ROY H. UMBLE, Ph.D., Professor of Speech. I. HAROLD SMITH, MA. lleftl, As- sociate Professor of English. ELAINE SOMMERS, M.A., Assistant Professor of English. 'MIDSUMMER Night's Dream' is in- terpreted in Assembly Hall by Abe Hostetter, Gail Miller, laxie Shank, all members of Roy Umble's class in the interpretation of Shakespeare's drama. P. C. GARAIAN, D. D. S. . . Irwin Building . . GOSI-IEA