Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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GOSHEN COLLEGE RECORD 111111 t11ose 11n1q11e 11113111168 that cannot be PXl71H1l1111 111111 110rds When we 11111011 111e had of 111t111t1o11 v1e shall 1111 1111 no 1o11ger as a QETIGS of meas 111111 111 xts 11111 as 0111 very pulse 1t 11111198 11s a pa1t of t11e onward How 111111111011 enables 11s to know the realty ot 1111 11y1111n0' 1t 1111 11S then QYGICIQC' t11e faculty o1 1111111111111 '11111 11e 111111 ourse ves 11111811 f a 1vor 1111g11ss e a1e ll the l1a 1 ot 1111111 1117' about the ea1t11 as though 1 1 e 1 81111011 But 11e know that 11 IS 1110111152 1111ough space llke all '1Pl0p11l1P 1nd at t11e same tune 1t 1S 1l11ll11lg 011 lts aus at a11 1110166111316 rate 11 S1111 1 We 111 1'1t1nz, 11111 d11nk1ng 1 111 1110 A1111 1a11g11111g S1l111V11lg and do 11111 1111s1111ss 1111 111 1e1opla11e 111111011 IS 111 the 111111 111mg 111111 an 111n0st 1111 1111111 1111e 111101 11 A1111 t111s ealth 18 an lllI11ll1S11911 ae1oplane It IS itself 111 1111 111111 1111de1go1ng t11e most IP 11 11113111 111911 11110 Vlg8t?L1J1QS and alll 111151111 111en 11111 110m Tl and IP 111111118 of 111911 and 110111911 me golng 11111 P31111 to be10me sol 111 ll W11'1t 18 t111e 01' the earth on 11111111 X19 1111e11 1s 1111e of the body IH 11111111 111 1111e11 T111 bo11y 18 changlng 11010 18 1 101111111111 1KPdllllg and 1111111 1. 11 1511011119 911119 110111 to av X118 1KW1Pl1 1111' body 1111 1111 13111 s 1f1cl 111nfe fhst he bro ce 1111 1111111 111d got a ne1v blade then he 111 oke 111e 11111K-11C and got a new handle 1111 111111 IS c11 lllgl 11 011111011 b11t the 11111 s1111 11ga111e11 11 as the kfllfft 111s 1111111 gan 111111 at fll11S11IldS lhe 1111 of p1og1ess IS 1101 111n1ted 10 the p11ys1c1l W1 orld We find it 1n our 1 011 soul Our personahty IS perpetual change We speak of stab1l1ty of char acter but v1e cannot say that character 1 unchanged Sometnnes the changes Ill eha1acter ale even radlcal and start 1111g Napoleon 18 t1rst a Corslcan, hat 111g t11e I41ench, then a Frenchman proud of France first a conservat1ve democrat 1110111 a 1ad1cal Jacobln, then an 11nper1al1st and finally a despot 11711111111 Lll1l1PI IS first a monk fa1thful to the O2l'E1lOl1C Church then he be comes a I6VOlllf1OI11S1Z, attacks h1s church and denles 1t the rlght to GXISI And st1l1 Nlapoleon IS always Napol con Luther 1S alwa1s Luther Every n1an has changes 1n character Our personahty IS a successlon of eXper1 ences love a11d hate Joy and sorrow, 11r1I'Il1l1g and fo1gett1ng We are the same pe1s0n 11ot because our experl 111ce 1s always the sa1ne, but because the success1on of expemences 1S a con 11ected IJFOCQSQIOII We are al1vays re 1'o1n1111g or defornnng oulselves, 1m sum of Olll knowledge or loslng what N19 once possessed 1ncreas1ng or de 11PdQlI1U o111 strength of purpose I t11e SIICCPSSIOII of our experlences we '11e COll1'111l13lly mak1ng ourselves 111919 IS gro11 th and progress ID our very character l'111 sp111t ot' pl0g19SS penetrates be 101111 t11e 11fe of the 1llC11Y1f1ll31 What 1111 10111111 to be t111e of the earth the 110111 the soul lb 11116 also of the hu man 1aee Fhe soclal order 1S contlnu 111v changmg N0t111Ilg endures, no 111ll1g' IS 111te11ded to end11re The d'1 11111 ob1ect of hte 1S not permanence 11111 111011111 Phe Hebrew people are Hlst 111e 1 1lTl11V of Abraham then the fannly develop 1nto the twelve tr1bes and the trlbes 1nto a unlted na t1on France has first a paternal gov , 11 1 1 ' 1 1' 1 7 A ' ' 1 . , A , . -' 1 , . . 1 ,' - . . T .3 . 1 - 1 - ' ' 1 ' ' 1. . . A . ' ' , 1 . . . 5 ' . U ' 1 V 1' . , ' .1 . , , V C ' 1 ' . . p . . I Y , f L 1 A A . .W W I. 111 the '1. 0 ld of 1 f ff ' 5 ' 1 ' f VV. 1 1 b't ' -' ' 2 p ' 5 gx K W y J . .W V . 1 1' 1'1 sz ' ary. , '. ' 1 1 ' . Y. p ' . p v p , ' K h P V 2 W V. . . l 1'.' 111. z.'12f.'0'f ' g, ew 1 Y 1 E Q' P. . Y ' V7 K1 V L ' . 'V '. 1 ,. . . 1 , ' 1 1' 1 1 . - ' -1 ' 1 ' 1: . ' 31117. ' .M ' 1 - 1 ' ' 2 I . I l . . . - 111111-111111112 1111E1IlgOS. '1'11o earth is being 1U'0V1U3 01' C16ter1o1'1t1ng, addmg to the 1: . ' 3 L1 '- 1' ' 7 . Q 11:1 1 1 1 1 e 5 t1 . 'f 1 1 1 ' 1l21111I 111111 . ' 3 , '1 ' :gui . f. .' , 1 1 ,.' ' ' ' ' - - 1 s V' D . 7 I , 'E 1 A , 1 . 2 'S ' . I . ' . . V11 I I -h' I i . 2 V I I. re' V J K . '. W I I - 2 .lf'. 1112 , jtdj Q' ' ,,' ,, 111111 11. ws U11. ..'1ay. . ,. is f ' 1 1- , V 1 , ' Y 1 v' 1 -1 v Y ' . 11 I ' 1 - ' ' . , 1- , , 1 , 1 rf, , 7 1 ' - 1 1 1 2 K 1 . ,,, , . - , , ' , ' , ' ' - , ' ' 1 E ' . 1 1 11 . 3 .V 5 ' , ' - - - 1 1 ' 2 1 .'- 1 , , ' ' ' '- V 7 k.' -1 1 1 'E A1 I 'VA 'x1 ,' 5 'll' ' ' . , . 1 1 , ' 1 .' 1 . 1 , r 1 1 1 1 1. ', I , 1 V' 1 1 11 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' ' 2 ' ,1 1 1 1 1 1 11 M , . 1' z 1 . ' ' L ,, ' V xp 1 , , I . , . . . - K. . ' ' . Q JJ '

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GOSHEN COLLEGE RECORD. 13 S. LLOYD JOHNSON, A. BW Major Subject: Physical Sciences MASONTOVVN, PENN. Sylvie as Mr. Johnson is known among his fellows, has been a prominent persan- ality among us for a number of years. Probably one of the reasons why he has such a strong intellect is because he 'has such a strong physical foundation for it. He has been a leader in all phases of col- lege athletics. He is noted for being able to carry heavy school work and yet make good grades. His robust and stalwart ap- pearance as well as his good logic make him a persuasive orator and a formidable opponent in interclass and intercollegiate debating. Taking into consideration Mr. Johnson's past achievements, his congeni- ality, and his strong determination, we be- lieve that we shall hear more about him later. tWill receive degree in August. Rosetta S. Lloyd Johnson Ill VVHY there she comes now.- Rosetta! Rosetta! VVhere have you been? Wliyf, don 't you know, l've been looking for you tor the last hall' hour. 'Where could you have been? Ohl Mother! l was clear out across the hill to the maple grove. l had such a good time. l came back through the orchard, and oh! the birds l saw. There must have been a dozen in every tree-orioles, sapsuckers, blue- birds and little yellow birds, all streak- ed with black patches. And the blos- soms are just chuck full of bees and bugs and flies. And mother, you know that worm fence on the other side of the orchard. Wllyf the little ground squirrels, were running a race on it. .1 P . Carlo ehased aiter them, and l had to eateh him by the collar and make him quit. l wonder where he is-I must go and hunt him. lJon't bother about him, Rosetta. Stay here. 'I have something l must tell yonfi t'Oh, yes! li almost forgot that. Wlizit is it? Mrs. Cfarsonis attention seemed ab- sorbed in watching Carlo-the faithful shepherd dog, as he came trotting from the orchard, greedfdy lapped up a drink of' water from the chicken trough and spread himself out on the gl'2tSS. Hlllother, what was it you wanted? Enquired Rosetta entreatingly. There was a short pause- HRosetta, your father was here. 'tl+'ather? Oh! what did he want? Must I go home? HYes, Rosetta. l'm sorry, but he says- you must eonie home tOll10l'1'OYV.H 37