Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Bcademy Sophomore Class. MOTTO- Suaviter in modo fortiter in re. COLORS— White and Old Rose. Officers: President — J. R. Ramer. Vice-President — O. N. Johns. Secretary — Cora Yoder. Treasurer — Bertha Christophel. Historian — Wilma Smoker. ' HE Sophomore takes great pride in the fact that he is not a Freshman. He reminds us of a four- » year-old child who thinks he has outgrown his babyhood, and would not think of sitting- to the table in a high chair or sleeping in a cradle. He is a man in minature. He abhors the silliness and littleness of being a baby (Freshman.) He wants to follow his older brothers (Juniors and Seniors) all about the estab- lishment and dabbles into everything they do. He is always getting into trouble or spoiling things.

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m l4afl Hr 1 ' • f lm ■i il lj PMJ ■ -» « | t : M ' tftfl Hi - l H fl 1 1 1 1 jga W f m %i i IBa ■ i r « V ■ « i « ?H Ft H B -M ■ i ,i Fk I Albn Bcademy Junior Class. 8Motto— c Progrediendum aeternum progrediendum. COLORS — Navy ' Blue and White. President — W. W. Esch. Vice-President — I. C. Hess. Secretary — Florence Culp Treasurer — Maude Warye. Historian — Ursula Miller. (JUNIORS ! Nothing - is more characteristic of Juniors than the daring - , headlong - , forward manner in j which they enter all and especially class enterprises. That this is characteristic of our Juniors a few facts of the year will clearly indicate. As soon as the subject of class org-anization was mentioned last fall, the Juniors rushed into the nearest recitation room and quickly elected officers and adopted the motto, Onward, ever onward, and then asked the Reflector Editor to make special mention of the fact that they were the first class to org-anize. On a bleak, cold afternoon early in March, when the roads were almost impassable and when no one but a Junior would have thought of taking - a pleasure (?) trip, the Juniors started on a drive of eleven miles into the country. After five hours of fearful and dang-erous exposure they reached their destination. The fol- lowing - day they retraced their tracks and after another tedious journey, during which some walked to lighten the load, they reached home crying Onward, ever onward. Lusty Juniors! Yea, verily.

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Bcademy jFresbmcn. 3VI0TT0— Vertute non aestutia. COLORS— Pink and Pea Green. ©fficcrs: President — Dennis Rupp. Vice-President -Lina Dkiver. Secretary — Susie Unzickek. Treasurer— C. J. Loucks. Historian— M. E. Miller. •IIX I ' k 1 K A 1 1 for the Freshman! Nothing daunted, the Freshman goes about his tasks. He is not aware H. that anyone observes his actions and conduct. How he would blush if he knew the thoughts of the thoroughly experienced I ?i Sophomores. Oh, innocent Freshman, how happy thou art in thy innocence! And vet how sad to think that the bloom of thy youth must fade so soon, for soon thou art to be a self-con- scious Sophomore.