Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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m THE MAPLE LEAF C m DAXIEl. S. GERIG, A. P... Dean LATIX His keen and piercing eye is a good in- dex of his keenness of mind and his con- vincing argnnients. He is called upon for many decisions, and these are clear, frank and to the point. Besides these charac- teristics which appear in the performance of his administrative dirties, he has a large fund of knowledge which is ])ut to good use in the classroom. VESTA M. ZOOK, A. B., B. S. Dean of Women HOME ECONOMICS Force of character, skill, court- esy and dignity are factors which unite to make liss Zook ' s intiu- ence keenly felt. She is a capable and helpfid teacher, and miore than a true friend and a source of inspiration. m ?i -yjL, 9fei fc. G O S H EX, INDIA X A §t: § i §€£ Page Seventeen

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THE MAPLE LEAF • d i 4(i ■ i Sk w , . GEOKGE J. LAl ' P. A. B.. Pn-sident MISSIOXW Our President is a man always full of cheer. A keen observer and eon- sequently possessed of a lar ' e fund of infoi ' ination. Plis wide experience makes him a ready conversationalist. A friend of man and long interested m man ' s ui)life socially, mentalh- and si)irituallv. A loval son of Goshen Collese. X I X E T E E X X I X E T ]•] V. X s z- ife. 5fe: fe:

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i THE MAPLE LEAF 2 EPIIRAIM J. ZOOK. A. : I., Librarian, Acting Principal of Academy LATIN AND FRENCH Surely a sterling worth and an apt appreciation that doing well is the wisest , are outstanding characteristics of Prof. Zook. Pie is a man of many interests, and as a kind and sympathetic teacher, an efficient librarian, and a devoted Christian worker, he has touched the lives of many students. IRWIN R. DETWILER, A. B., Dean of Bible Scliool P IBI.E Prof. Detweiler is a man with a message. His deep convictions, sincerity and enthusiasm comltine to make liim a forceful teacher. A desire to pro- mote the good of others, and an interest in the needs of the individual, are characteristics of his concejition of sirvice. WILL1A: I 1 . WEAVER, A. B. HISTOBY ANT) SOCIAL SCIENCES And still the wonder grew, TIat (uie snail nan so n any tliiiip.s could do ! Watch him — a face marked l)y intelligence and seriousness, flashing forth at times into a most kindly smile; a head well shaped, but sliowing evidence of premature baldness; every move recalling boundless energy. Listen — history, theology, what not, pouring forth in meaningful torrents. In a word, a man not soon to be forgotten. JONATHAN : 1. KPRTZ, A. M. PHYSICAL SCIENCES Prof. Kurtz is ojitomistic, energetic, interested in student ]n ' ol)lems and activities. In the class-room lie demonstrates his scientific knowledge. He delights in expounding the deep things of the sciences, such as gravitation, electricity and the inolecuUir theorv. E i i; h t e eii