Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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J umor College Class Motto ln Uurselves Dur Future Lies Glass Colors Black and Gold Class Flower Pmk Carnation OFFICERS Presrdent ROSS1CHOStet16f V1CCPfCS1dCHt A P Hess Secretary Treasurer J F Ebersole Class Professor Fannre Coffman N March 31 1903, the organ1zat1on of the class bevan by the electron of officers and apporntment of commrttees At later meetrngs organrzatron was completed and class motto, colors and llower chosen J F Ebersole was elected delegate to Students Counc1l The class h1stor1an has not been elected up to th1s trme as rnost of the class hrstory IS yet to come judgmg by the prospects of 1ts producmff some of the world s ph1losophers executlves, linanc1ers and educators Our past IS one we do not try to conceal and the est1mat1on of fellow students can better portray 1ts features than could pen and mk As we look forth upon thrs wrde world of ours, we see opportun1t1es open up on every srde to them that work and we know that our best selves can be dex eloped only rn that way The world owes no man a hvrng and perforce we turn to our motto and truly say In Ourselves Our Future LIES Tw nl le Lx kle little stan hox Iuolder h1t you are B F Thut 1 I . lf ' rr . . . . . Q -i - 1 l l - l c 0 , . . . , , u s I b J T ' , . . . 1 1 U , . . . , . 1 . Y . I 1 . cm ' 37 1 9 - vi i , vin ' ', V ' 1 W . .- . . .

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LARA E TRAUTWEIN Among the number of our class IS a Goshen1te MISS Clara Trautwe1n In th1s renowned c1ty she spent her early days 1n educatxonal pursu1ts She graduated from the Goshen Hrgh School 1n 1896 the same year she accepted the pos1t1on of cash1er 1n the Economy, wh1ch place sl1e occupred for two years S1nce that t1me she has been teachlng 1n the Goshen Crty Schools Unl1ke most of the teachers of Goshen she spent her summer saca tlons at the Indlana State Un1vers1ty, where she won fame, glory and honor 1n psychology She always delved deeply 1nto the h1dden 1nyster1es of sclence but when she came to the Engl1sh love poems she lost all 1nterest and er1thus1asn1 For the last two years 1n connectlon w1th her teachmfr, she recewed prxvate 1nstruct1on at Goshen College 1n Latxn Botany and Enghsh She IS known to be a pract1cal, a strong n1111ded a determxned and an amb1t1ous woman If she follows her am b1t1ons and 1ncl1nat1ons she w1ll one day be ranked among the h1ghest and most 1nfluent1al educators 1n the Un1ted States She 1S an advocate and example of h1gher educ1t1on for women and has proved that hlgher educat1on 1S an essent1al factor 1n the development of a true woman P . Th1S member of our class does not des1re publ1c ment1on, but 1n Splte of h1s modest d1spos1t1on, we cannot Omlt h1s 1nterest1ng h1story He was a typ1cal boy 1nterest1n0f full of m1sch1ef and sport The ra1lroad and lishmg pond were 1rres1st1ble attract1ons for h1m but nothmg he pr1zed qu1te so much as h1s fa1thful doff Bolrvar And everywhere that Yon1e went H1s dog was sure to go The day finally came when B011 was called away, and they say that hot tears ran however learned to overcome obstacles and we have found th1s true 1n h1s school lxfe In 1901 he entered Elkhart Inst1tute and has been 1n school nearly all the t1me srnce He IS a good student and has now a reputat1on as a debater He 1S the busrness manarer of our ed1tor1al staff At present he l1ves w1th h1s mother, IH h1s res1dence on E1ghth Street He expects to attend school several years more at some hlgher 1nst1tut1on, and after that we are unable to say what th1s myster1ous youth w1ll undertake He m1ght become a pol1t1c1an and he has some amb1t1on to become a journahst She speaks wxth her eyes Mary Ebersole 1 a 3 .1 1, a I 1 . ' ' u - S. YODER was born at Weilersville, Summit, Ohio, Se tember'13, 1881. ' 2 ' . . v D' . ' .' . ' . I -. ' . . D, . i it ' 77 He, ' y I ' 1 1 1

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