Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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The Endowment Program Executive Committee U. U. ixIlI.I.IzR. Chairman C. I.. cik,-XBER, Secretary Y. li. REIFF. Treasurer A. C. Coon A. AI. S'i'EiNx.it M. A. Yonitiz Endowment Director C. l.. Gkixiutlt 1 l. t.R.-Xi?-IQR The vision oi past generations of students, tricultv, and far-seeing leaders of Goshen College is at last on the way toward realization. An endowment campaign is in full swing. ln the past Goshen College has been striving to establish herself on iiim educational. financial, and religious foundations. The past tew vezirs have been vears ot reconstruction hut now the years ot progress are upon us. and visions of a satisivine future beckon us. :Xt the annual meeting of the Board of liducation in -Iune. l l7, ll complete program for the raising ot endowment for Goshen College and Hesston College was adopted with remarkable unanimitv. The goal was set at :Q2iU,liHli in three years. of which Sliitliilii was to he for Goshen. and Slill,UUl,l for Hesston. An organization was effected and instructions as to policy were issued. The organization began to function at full strength hi the end of the year 1027. The campaign has been in progress now for over a year and a half. lt has not been an intensive. high-pressure campaign. Rather the entire program has been con- ducted in a quiet. conservative manner. in accord with the spirit of the llennonite Church. The lfndovvment Director and his immediate assistants in the field have endeavored to present the case for lfndowment in a convincing manner. and let the cause of Christian Education speak for itself. After public presentation of the cause in a community. the solicitors have conducted a house-to-house canvas. The endorse- ment and support of the local leaders in the ministry and laitv has been almost uni- formlv gratifying. One of the reasons no doubt for this support has been the fact that the various district conferences in the constituency' without exception endorsed the program and urged their members to contribute. PM E SIXTEFN

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Administration SANFORD C. Yuuiau .....,.....................,............... PRESIDENT NOAH OYER ..............H,..,.......A..... - A......,.......,..,.. IJHAN B12R'1'H.x C. BL'Rl4Ho1,u1iR ........................ ....,. I JEAN OF XVONIEN SILAS HliR'l'LLliR ..,,.,,,..,..,..,i.,,,..v,,,.,..........,.,. N, Rii1:is'1'R.ixR Ii. F. AIARTIN ..,.....,,....A,........ .,... ..... B U slxiass AI.fXN.kl1llR H.AROLl7 S. BHNUHR .,.......,...,..... ..,.,.. ........ , ..,,,, L I BR xR1.xN GUY F. HERSl'iBliIlkjER ,........ .,,, ..., ..,.,,,..,...,, S 1 5 cxiyixxm' Lf GR.-KN'1' XV1i,xv12R ................. .,,,.. ,... P R INL'lI'Xl. or 'run .-Xpximmix' INI.-XRRY Rr1'1'H--, ..,,. ..... S L'PER!N'l'If,NUliN'I' ur' BLfl1,mNo5 ,xxu CIROUNDS KATIE XRJDER ,....,.. . ....... .. .,,,,......., ---M xwfux ur' Kyiv Ii.-XLL ARDIS -I.-XNI2 l'lB!'.RS01.IZ ,,,,,..,, ..,,. ,.,.. , , -.-Xss1s'rixN'1' L1BR.xR1AN Committees ADNlINIS'l'R.X'I'lN'I:I Pmfident. ljtllll, Rvfgistrzlr, Biiwiuev RILIIIIIQCIA, fX'I'HI.li'IiICSI Bender. Ticxzen, HN XV5w. Couksus OF S'1'L'm': Dean. Ri-gi-rrgir, Bender, Hi-itzlcr, Liuhle. ,ADMISSION .xxn CIUXSSII-'lL'.X'I'I0NI Dean. Rt'QiNIl'ill', Heixlmlu-igcr. BL'l1,nlxi:s AND Gkrwxns: XYitinc1'. Martin, Ymlcr. IDEB.-X'l'Ii AND f5R.X'l'URYZ lvmlvlc, licndmx He1'4l1l1c'rggcl', Creviiinri. EX'l'R,x XYORKZ Dean, Rvgiwt1':u'. Wviriiivrg Prinuipill. Regixrizxr. Kliw Wvnc. I,iBR.'xm': Bender, President. Ili-gin. PL'B1.1ux'1'1ON: Pre5idcnt, Dean. HCI'Ni1l7?I'Qt'I'. REl.li1luL'5 LIFE: Dezui. Herslilwrgcr, Mix- Bi1i'klwiiicr. STL'D11N'1' ORi:'xxl1,x'1'1oNs: Hcrxhlwergcr. Lolimzm. Hcrtxlci. LEC'I'L'Rli Couasiiz XYitmer. Yudcr, Bendvr. lkiilwfv. Pusmc f3CC.-XSIONSZ Hertzler, Hi'1'slilu-1-gi-i', Mix REcox1xii5xD.-wumxs1 Di-un, fmhle. Hertzlcr. RULES AND IJ1sc1PL1Nu: Dean, Dean uf Whincu S'1'L'u1iN'1's' LIBRARY Assoc1,xT10N: Lehman. PAGE FIFTEEN NVit1uP1', , President, Bender, Heixlxlacrger.

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..., -,-..-W-in -...f-- . 'r '-r 931 . . L . i ,V .W-ef-rrfei ,DTT at l , --,Q , df tl , f- 1 'fits . Qi? . -.. K-1 -..sf T' fi i fi 1 m .s X ilifiil N., QF r::i...? L' ij 5 11 i 1'QJl 51 i1..f.s ? 5 i... A , fi 5339? . lii i f 'Lie L- I Y V: 'W , M T , s. 'f T 1 . I . 'T 'S :C Q if T, I at '.:f l Q , T1 s' i Q f Q i 3313 fy 1 All e, 5 'iii' 1 . or i f 7 , 1 .r Mite- P r 1 fr .l-'S1 '-':'5- . 1 M- . i 1 I :ffl I lifx. 'L l 'f'i:m 'l'v S r Y ,V ,Q ' i ' l ., ,1 .-'lk 'I wil! as rv, sg!-'gf' A' -A 9 Y-if if Q fm? I W W .s1...'S5' x ' l lxvgff' , ,Qilt K I . I i ' 'L' F, ifN'. Y' I ' i .,.,,....4-44-Y..,,0..,,.w .J john S. Coffman Hall The students and friends of Goshen College receixed the announcement of .1 new men's dormitory as the fulfillment of a long-cherished desire. The present building, lfast Hall, was the first building erected on the campus and has accommoda- tions for only thirty-six men. Nloreover generations of students have left upon it unmistakable marks of usage. The new building is located on the east side of the campus and faces Kulp Hall on the west. lt is a modern brick structure. eighty-six by fifty'-eight feet. three storie- above the basement. On the first floor there will be a reception room, matron's office, and Y. M. C. A. room. The remainder of tlie building is given to livin: rooms, fifty-three in all. The dormitory is being erected bi the llennonite lfducational Finance Corpora' tion, with the approval of the Nlennonite Board of lfducation. The rental income over a period of years will be used toward its purchase by the College. The officers and members of the Board of Directors are: lidwin Yoder. Presi- dentg S. C. Yoder, Vice-President: C. L. Graber, SCCTCIZIYQ-'IQTCZI'HIFI'I lf. F. Martin, O. 0. Rliller, D. D. Troyer, J. D. Hartzler. .loseph Orendorff. M. C. Cresstnan. Arthur Augsburger. Pmzxi SEYENTEEN