Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Faculty and Stuff Four Book And Teapot Literary creativity marked this year with the publication of four books written by faculty mem- bers. The History Department fostered two of the publications, while the English and Music depart- ment faculties had one each. The year also found several new members in the various departments and several old ones being pro- moted. New equipment bought ranged from a gyroscope and a DeSoto station wagon to several adding ma- chines and a teapot. One professor was recognized by a national bureau for his 30-year pastime. Another's silk screen print was exhibited at a national show. Professors in one department happily installed equipment for the clinic they had long wanted, and wrote up a blue-ribbon report for the year on foren- sics and debate with a national winner, three state winners, and a six-out-of-six tournament victory. In other departments laurels awaited publications not yet completed. Work was continued on a new Mennonite Encyclopedia and a book on the writings of Mark Twain.