Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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The 1930 ROLAND YODER, Ph.B. Economics and Commerce Professor Yoder spent three years at Goshen College and then went to Chicago University to continue his studies, receiving the Ph.B. degree after one year. He was Graduate Stu- d-ent and Research Assistant in the College of Commerce and Adminis- tration, Chicago University, from 1926 to 1929. Since 1926 he has been Economic and Investment Counsellor for the Source Research Council. EzRA Joi-IN CAMP, B.A. Matlvematics Mr. Camp graduated from Goshen College in 1928, receiving his A.B. degree. He took up graduate study at Harva1'd University the following year. This year he has returned to Goshen as assistant professor in the Mathematics department. nineteen Maple Leaf DERK VIVIAN TIESZEN, B.A. Plvyxical Science After receiving his B.A. degree from Yankton College Mr. Tieszen took graduate Work at the University of Chicago and the University of Colorado. During 1927-28 he served as Assistant Instructor at the Uni- versity of Colorado. Professor Tieszen came to Goshen as Instructor in Physical Sciences in 1929. He is a member of the Prof-essional Chem- ists' Society, Alpha Chi Sigmag and of the American Chemical Society.

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The 1930 Gusrfxv H. ENSS. Th.lVI. Pfnloxopfvy ana' German In 1929, Professor Enss came to Goshen professor of Philosophy and German. He formerly studied in various schools in Russia, also at Berlin University, Germany, and Kansas University. Professor Enss received his Th.RI. from the South- western Baptist Theological Semi- nary, Ft. Worth, Texas. Maple Leaf-ee - HAROLD STAUFFER BENDER, Th.M. Clmrffv History' and Sofiology Librarian Professor Bender has imparted to the students his interest in and love for the forefathers of our Church. In 192-1 he helped organize the Men- nonite Historical Society and has been its pr-esident for six years. This year he published a Bibliography of Mennonite Literature. He received his B.A. degree from Goshen College in 1918, his B.D. degree from Gar- rett Biblical fnstitute, his M.A. from Princeton University, and his Th.M from Princeton Theological Semi- nary. He has studied at Tuebingen University, Germany. GUY FRANKLIN I-IERSHBERGER, MA. History Professor I-Iershberger received his B.A. degree from Hesston Col-- lege and his M.A. degree from the State University of Iowa. In 1925 he came to Goshen College as Pro- fessor of History. He has done grad- uate study at the University of Chi- cago. As a member of the Peace Com- mittee of Goshen College, Professor Hershberg'er has contributed much to bring about a relationship between the Mennonite Church and the Na- J tional leave Organizations. eighteen

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as K X-The 19 XVILLARD HARVEY SMITH, lVl.A. Hzytorpf and Politiral Science Mr. Smith, after receiving his B.A. ilegree from Goshen College in 1928, continued his work toward his Mas- ter's degree, which he received from the University of Michigan in 1929. He has returned this year to his Alma Mater as assistant professor in the History department. SOM aple Leaf B. FRANK HARTZLER. BA. Mz4,vit' Professor Hartzler has been on the faculty since 1927 as head of the Music department. His work with the Choruses is very creditable and has brought many students to Goshen College. The classes in Voice increase each year. He received his B.A. from Goshen College, and studied at the University of Southern California College of Music, and under J. D. Brunk, A. S. Ebersole, J. Sample, A. Bavani, J. Powers, and F. L. Anderson. EDITH M. WITMER, MA. Home Economies Miss Witmer came to Goshen in 1926 well qualified as a teacher of Home Economics, having' received her B.S. degree from Pennsylvania State College and her M.A. degree from Teachers' College, Columbia University. Through her untiring efforts the department was enlarged and a four year course outlined lead- ing to a B.S. degree in Home Eco- nomics. On account of serious illness she has been unable to continue her work this year. rwenty