Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Mei' lest?-ea RUTH BLOSSER RAWSON, OHIO EWILIGENCE, loyalty and altruism are truly J embodied in her. An expressive Good- night followed by a characteristic laugh usu- ally indicates to her many friends the presence of this jolly maid from the Buckeye state. Avon: Y. XV. C. A. Cabinet: Record Staff ,16- '17: V. Pres. Students' Library Association: Summer School String College: Graduate Go- shen College Academy 'l3g Student Ohio North- ern Vniversity Fall'13. Major-German. .l. J. MILLER KALUNA, IOWA I FST a Senior, but ' 9 lJolly as he can be, cause he's Master of Society, and Industrious as a bee. Loves his class, Lov s the college too. Ever shall we know him as, Rigiht-and always true. Aurorag Graduate Kalona H. S. 'Oth Teacher in Public Schools of Iowa, Pres. Deutcher Vere- inq Student Councilg Philharmonic Chorus: As- sociate Editor Maple Leaf: Orchestra. P Major-German. FRANK A. BUTLER LONDON, ENGLAND ' in NCE his friendship is gained. he proves vjfg himself constant. VV-here his talents have been applied, they have revealed a rare ability. He enjoys a joke yet can be very serious as well. He loves tennis and there he really ex- cels. This true Londoner certainly is a valuable asset to the class. Aurora, Graduate London Public Schools: Student C. H. Spurgeoifs Pastor's College in London, McCormick Theological Seminary, Chicago, Minister in England, Pastor of Bris- tol tInd.J, Baptist church: Glee Clubg Philhar- monic Chorusg Oratorical Association: Inter- class Deb-ater, Peace Orator. i Major-History. Page Twenty-Five

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heNW2lefIi:iffQ Page Twenty-four B. I . STOLTZFUS YVEST LIBERTY, OHIO IDIGNIFIED, yet never pretentious. Con- . stancy and loyalty are his striking virtues -always ready to share i11 any good work. His integrity and faithfulness plac: him on demand for leadership. To know him is to trust him. Adelphiang Graduate 1Vest Liherty H. S. '1O: Editor Maple Leaf '16-179 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet: Orator: Pres. Glee I luhg Students' Council: Deutcher Yerein: Chemical Society. Major-General Science. JOIIN II. XYARYIC URBANA, OHIO lj 1 N . 1 LIL same John in the class-room, in the J gym, on the campus or in society. The college booster-a Billy Sunday in the bud. Aurora: Graduate I'rhana II. S. '09g Teacher Puhlic Schools in Ohio '09-'lflg Pres. Oratorical Association: Interclass Debater '13-'17g Bus. Mgr. College Record '13-'1T: Sales Mgr. 1916 Maple Leafg Y. M, C. A. Cahinetg Chemical So- ciety: Student Council: Pres. fhristian 1Vork- ers' Band. Major-lfhysical Sciences. JOHN F. SLABAUGH GOSHEN, IND. NTHIISIAST in the teaching profession since the early nineties. He has contin- ued in this iield until he is able to see his son follow in his footsteps as a guide to younger minds. Fishing' and Ford-ing' are his farorite pastimes. Fourteen years in Public Schoolsg Principal North Grove H. S. '04-'IOQ N. Liberty H. S. 'lil-'11: Superintendent Spencerville H. S. '12- 'l'3: Head of Biology Middlebury H. S. '15-'16q Principal NVaterford Schools '16-'1Tg B. S. de- gree, Muncie National Institute '12g Student in Goshen College '15-'16. Major-Biological Sciences.

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