Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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- 1 4t GOSHEN COLLEGE m ISAAC CLAYTGX KKLLER, A. .AI. KNGIJSH AND PUBLIC SPEAKING Goshen Coliege has foviiid Prof. Keller to be the ' man on the job . He is master of his particular subject and has a wide experience along many other lines. As teacher of the larg;est Men ' s Pible Class in the city he has exerted a stron; ' influence in the community. He has a high regard for indus- trious students, and he has proved himself capable and always willing to help 1lu)ii. -JOHN J. FISHER, A. M., Kegistrar PHILOSOPHY AND EDUCATION Altho he has a very great interest in his chosen field, Prof. Fisher is essentially a broad-minded, modern thinker. As a teacher he is keen, alert and forceful in presenting his subject. Efficiency and diguity unite to make him a very valuable member of the faculty. JOEN E. WEAVER, A. M., Bu.siness jVIanager BOOKKEEPING AND SHORTHAND A man small in stature but mighty in wisdom, Avho dispachtes business with a precision that guarantees success. During the past year Ir. Weaver has shown his al)ility in managing the financial end of the college. SAMUEL B. AVITMER, A. : I. BIOLOGICAL SCI ENCES This man comes to us from the far cast, and has all the dignity and reserve of the typical Pennsylvaiiian. In his calm and deliberate maimer he has no difficulty in convincing his students that he knows his field. To him nature speaks a langi;age of (juietness and strength. . %; £ GOSHEN, INDIANA W-

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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

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« fe z THE MAPLE LEAF m m I trA i- l r . A.AIOS S. P:BERS0LE, .MUS. 1!.. Director School of .Musie VOICE AND Tlll ' .OKV A frank, oiicn-licartcd inamicr, a kind A ()r(l for everyone, ability and en- tluisiasiii in his woi-jv, and an interest in school and stndent i)rolilenis — the possession of these (|ualities has won for Prof. Ehersole the goodwill and esteem of everyone. GIKAKI) .1. DlXKEiJX). A. H. puBLrc si ' iioo!, rrsic n-:THODS A man v Jio is doin i- a yreat (!eal for music in the schools of the Ooslien coiinnunity, as well as foi- community sin i ' in. j ' and t!u ' ai)preeiation of yood sini;-iiiii ' . A clear insiglit into the problems really involved in his w(n ' k, and the ability to make his instructions lucid, malsc his contribution a aluable one. ()TT(t IlOl rCAMP, .MI ' S. H. ' ri. X() I ' rof. I ' oltcan p has been with us only a compartively .short tinu ' . yet in That tiuu- lie h;!s d. ' moiistrated his ability in his chosen field. He is a ready iinxer, and lu.s won the friendship of the whole student body. IXA K. SLATH ITBLIC SCIIOOI. .VK ' T Her kind and vinsou.e manner, her store of infornuition, her sympathy and hel|)fulness, her dcip s])iritual strength — all ave expressed in her Avords. her acts, her life, which speaks foi ' itself — a ])eautiful character, whom we admire, we love. XINETEEX XIXETEEX I ' a 1 e T w i ' 11 t