Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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KV- - k garw ,iff HP- v V ' TEN ,rr , I 70.4 ,, M ., L-gl' A- I i M .1 ,.. ,gy Q, .1 3 Lvl- 5--If ,, fl: ffl, EA-11,2 Q geagggf hifi' ,Q jg:,:,,.gog:gilfg.:isu.4a igaflge-Xa: it .ls SENIORS ESTHER E. SMUCKER, Tiskilwa. Ill. illfljfil'-I,lIjlSlFll1 S!'fl'lIL'l' Avon: Gracluate.Tiskilxva High School, '20: Hluifton College '23-'24 Teacher in Illinois Public Schools '2ll4'21: Y. P. C. A. Cabinet Member '2Ip!: Vice-President i '25g Prefident, Christian Workers' Band '2f2: Student Council '23, '25: Record Staff, '23, '2fv: Oratorical Association '2Ii: Chemical Society '22, '2f3: Philharmonic N Chorus '22, '23, Tennis Association: 1 Mennonite Historical Society: Maple Leaf Staff, Foreign Volunteer Rand. Her friendly willingness to help, her deep ap- preciation of the out-of-doors, her depth of thought Y T and character, her unseliish interests in the wel- fare of her fellow-students characterize this Worthy ggfgnf' member of the class of '25. 'ii Motto: It takes great love to serve the human heart, To do for others our privileged part: A love that is not shallow, is not small, Not meant for one or two but for them ally A love that can wound love for its deeper need: A love that can lose love, though the heart may bleed: A love that can leave love, family, and friend, Ancl steadfastly live, loving to the end: A love that asks no answer-that can live an Moved by one deathless, burning impulse: to givel' Thr: Iorc of Christ c0nStm1'ncfl1. Twenty-fun r