Sterling College - Round Up Yearbook (Sterling, KS)

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A twenty-two day tour of the Middle East and Europe, the Holy Lands Tour was undertaken by eight students and Professor Lester Taylor. From the United States they visited Egypt, Lebanon, Israel, and Jerusalem. On the return trip, the group saw cities in Greece, Italy, Germany, and England. Fifty students took advantage of field trip offerings by the ACCK during the interterm month- unique opportunities in gaining first hand knowl- edge of various cultures and topics. An on-the-scenes study of life forms in Puerto Rico was performed by six biology students. The four weeks-were spent gathering specimens of marine biology. Most of the trip was spent at La Parquera in southeast Puerto Rico studying coral formations off the shores of the island of Maugey. e cemc beau of Puerto Rico Prof. Walker enjoys himself in Puerto Rico.

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,M Wg, Lv, Thislis a learning situation? 75 it 2 7 N ,I r .1 The West Indies Sojourn and Seminar included twenty-four students and was led by Dr. George Santayana and his wife. It in- cluded a 14-day stay in Kingston, Jamaica with a visit to the Governor-General's, bus tours through the countryside, and lectures by Dr. Lloyd Braithwaite of the University of the West Indies, on sociological aspects of the West Indies. An exciting day was spent at Jamaica's famous Dunn's'RiyerA Falls Beach. A challenging moment to be remembered by the West Indies Sojourners was the final exam. J 4 1 I B312 'I I I I

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'ARTI T LECT RE SERIE The Artist Lecture Series has come to be known as a tradition on Sterling College Campus for many years. A committee made up of four students and a faculty member locate and pro- vide the performers for the series. Committee members are: Harry Swarts, Diana Cooley, Linda Brownlee, Joel Blomquist. El Trio Romantico A Fiesta of Sound, The happy blending of voices and guitars with music of Mexico and the great Southwest. Q K i f I I l 1 N r l 5 S 1 I