Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Language Lab: Communica- tion demands common speech symbols. Milton Class: The climate of the seventeenth century is dis- covered in the works of this Puritan. , .aw ft. - f .vs :M z. Z, ff: -was x,,vE3R'fQEf31 EL lla f ,- -' 'raw Q-15iJ:5..,: s 1' 'I ,g?2f- iw- an ' Q ' 9' X X W e ,z if-1, .J U N ,Q ' few 17 l -

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The Language and Literature Division expanded this year to meet the requirements of its students by adding new teachers and courses. The Nature of Language, taught by Byron Bender. was introduced for the first time to majors in foreign languages and English. lt was a study of the elements and processes common to all languages and their application to culture. Miss Frances Stieglitz, a 1957 graduate of Goshen, returned as an instructor in the English department after receiving her Master's degree from Purdue University. In the speech department. Dr. Roy Umble co- operated with the Division of Teacher Education in screening over one hundred students for hearing and articulation, a new prerequisite for acceptance into the teacher training program. Information is transferred from the printed page to the curious mind. Studying Communication Structure 5, , S 'X 16 N

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j iii iii iix. Singing the simplest hymns is an aesthetic experience when the group is expertly led. ., ,, R 18 Daily practice is a must for proficiency in the applied arts.