Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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.X xx NX ' 155 59 SZ rt , Y AXP '35 Mater, is being tw us frtim the THE MAPLE L1-:AF W' Changes in Our Faculty NUMBER tif changes have ticcurred in the perswnnel of our faculty this year. l'ayswn Miller. wht- WHS El 111C111l1C1' ttf last year's faculty, is new in the L'niversity ef Chieagti where he is etnnpleting the work fur his Master's Degree. This wtirk is being dune as' preparation tw return and teach in wur institution. The position as head ttf the linglish de- partment. left vitcant fiy Vriifesstu' Keller's return tw his Alma ably filled by l'rf-fesstir R. Ray Steele. Vrttfessur Steele came linglish lnlepartment ttf Del'auw University. and is verifying the high recnmmendatif ins with which he came. The .Xcademy linglish and llis- titry is in cliarese tif Miss .Xlma XYarye, who is tilling the place ftlled last year by Mrs. Ruth Isl. Miller. Mrs. Miller having' gtine tti invest her life in the lndia Mission tields. The Bible wtirk has been greatly strengthened by the securing' of l'i-ti- fesstn' Silas lflertzler fur that department. TTIYITCSSOI' Hertzlei' has studied under a number of the leading lieligious lfducatlirs ef our day, and we feel assured that with his services this department will become one tif the strcwnifest in Hur Lfvlle-fe N . bv Miss X esta Amk. Dean wt XXunten and head ut the Hume lzctimnnics llepartntent and Miss Yenwra XYeaver, Ctillege stentwgrapher, have accepted T T appwintnients, and gene intti lxussian lxelief XVnrk. The duties tif Dean of Xttnnen ElI'ClJCll1glJCl'l'lll'1TICtl by Miss Martin, tif the department tif liducatitin, and the wwvrk in llunie lfeunlnnics is in charge of Miss Ruth Hrennenian of this city. Student stenwgraphers are ntiw diving' the College stenugraphy wt irk. XX'hile we are reluctant tw see members of nur ftaculty leave us, yet we be- lieve that prtigress requires changes. XX'hile we have enjtiyed the asstnciatitin, and appreciated the wnrk ttf tht-se whit have gene frwnn nur faculty yet we be- lieve that thi-se In xvlmni they have gene will du likewise. XYe believe that these wht: have gone frfnn Hur number will prwve of great worth in the service they render in their new fields. .Xnd thus we are led to believe that the influence ttf titishen Cnllege is being' felt in new ways each year and that by persistent Cll.lll'tS this influence will grow' and intensify as new chapters are added to the histfvry of nur .Xlnia Mater. F. G. I Ten I

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-mn MAPLE LEAF The Year l 929-2 l 1' EXELQQSQ l-TE past year has meant for Goshen College, a year character- x 'X ized by distinctive developments. The institution has never v.-QW realized greater possibilities and resources. Nor has it ever Q .0 V demanded more efficient work in its effort to be true to its Zig-Zig, K1 being a standard institution. ' 'jf n H, The various activities during the past year have con- tributed very much to our College. The splendid numbers we enjoyed in our lecture course, the successful debating with the leading Colleges and Universities of the state, the Gospel Team work done and the return of Relief Men who have brought us greater visions, have all contributed to our institution. In this atmosphere. demanding our best work. inspired by the high ideals and standards of our College, many purposeful lives have shown to us the worth while existence of Goshen College. M. L, L, I Ninel

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