Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Semor Academy Class Motto l-'acta non verba Class Colors Nile Green and Pmk Class Flower Pmk Rose OFFICERS Presldent S E Zook V1CGPf6S1dCUl S T Mrller Secretarv Mary Yoder Treasurer H B Reed Class Professor B B Thut COMMITTEES B D Smucker L C Schertz S T Maller Program Ellen Schertz Soclal Blanche Brenneman Mus1c Carrre Yoder J R Shank Ella Wenger Amanda Ebersole hrs vocal chords wh1ch soon produced enchant1n0' sounds He spent two years farthfully admrnrsterrng doses of hrckory o1l to the rural youth of Pennsylx an1a But fmdmg that the future had greater work 1n store for h1m, he came to Goshen where he joxned the Class of 1903 Recogmzmg the superror qual1t1es 1n hrm, thrs orffanlzatxon chose h1m as 1tS Presldent He IS promrnent IH all orvanlzatlons of the Colleffe and has entered upon a musrcal career wh1ch prom1ses to Wm laurels for Goshen Colleffe as well as for hnnself He w1ll contmue h1s work 1n the Col legrate Department after 0rraduat1on Many stones at hand Rachel K1 xg 1 Q 4 , . . . 1 - - ' . 5 - - , - f ' 1 1 . . Q S T was in a valley of the Alleghanies that Samuel E. Zook first began sand papering . . l . . . . . . ' 6 . Q O . . . . N. n . . . U . . 6 . i . 4 - . D . .

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LLINOIS 1nay well be proud of the fact that Amanda Ebersole condescended to be born there She IS a ma1den of Sterlmff worth After spendm .1 few years 1n h10'h school she came to Goshen College where her sens1ble and qu1et demeanor soon won for her the respect and admrra tlon of students and faculty She fllled ofhces of 1mportance 1n var1ous organ14at1ons of the College and leaves Goshen to tram the future men and women of Ill1no1s 1n the way that that they should go SAMUEL T MILLER was ushered 1nto th1s xale of tears at Kalona Iowa The short and slmple annals of h1s youth are wr1tten 1n the hearts of h1s compan1ons and we w1ll not d1s turb them Leav1ng the western breezes behmd h1m he entered Elkhart Inst1tute where he Bmshed the Normal course Feelmor that the school needed h1s support he accompanxed It to Goshen, and there allled hlmself wxth the Class of 190a He leaves Goshen to prepare for the med1cal professlon Success Sammy' MISS MARY YODER had the good luck or choosmfr the modest hamlet of Summxt Ohlo as her b1rthplace A longmg for the hfe rntellectual brought Mary to Goshen and for the past year she has been a hard workmg member of the Class of 1905 She 15 a thorough bel1ever 1n co educat1on a loyal member of the Vespeuan Soc1ety Master of Domestlcs and Secretary of 05 all of wh1ch go to show her 1nfin1te var1ety whlch 15 as the adage goes the sp1ce of hfe OYD D SMUCKER one of Oh1os boasted number of students has tested the relat1ve values of farmlng land 1n Oh1O lndrana Ill1no1s and Iowa Dur1n h1s vacat1on he was successful 1n wardmg off cross dogs and by h1s eloquence succeeded 1n persuad1ng people that h1s books were mdrspensable add1t1ons to thelr l1brar1es Although mterested 1n all phases of school lrfe Oratory cla1med h1s spec1al attent1on We predrct that 1910 w1ll find students reg1ster1nff for Elocutlon under Prof Smucker He IS a Comxng Man of Amerlca not only 1n name but also 1n truth Hls slncere unselfish llfe has won for h1m the esteem of all who know h1m All b 1.1 H l es b. ' ' a a , . . . 1 G 1 1 n v Q I , f , . I . . . 1: . . 7 , . . . 1 . . . . . .- u ,I . D , . . . ,. . , . ,. . . . . s.b , , ' , 1 c S 1 ' a 1 w ls - ig , . 'V ., . B . , N, A ' 7 1 - gl ' 1 , . 1 Q E 1 I . U . ,, . . . v 9 ' ' in a unc ! - 0 H1 .